@@rainbowcloudss_ I know, I watched it knowing what Walken's character is all about and it's still so weird but perfect for this movie it's so bizarre.
DUDE I was thinking the same but thought peopke probably don't notice such small details and the I saw your comment and was like YES SOMEONE ELSE NOTICE IT TOO.
@Manek Iridius "Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries!" If you're going to quote something and use it as an insult, at least do it right. 😂
This was a pretty sad scene.. from what I recall, Walken was broken up about something (don't want to ruin it for someone that hasn't seen the movie) and really didn't care if he lived or died. Excellent movie.
DIRECTOR: Deliver the lines properly! WALKEN: No... DIRECTOR: What? WALKEN: I said no. DIRECTOR: Why not? WALKEN: I don't want to. DIRECTOR: But we're paying you. WALKEN: I don't care. DIRECTOR: That doesn't make any sense! WALKEN: Too bad!
@@bigjoegrizzly5935 Technically, in some jurisdictions, simply illegal trespass is sufficient. And for some of those, it extends to your vehicle. So simply attempting to force their way into your vehicle, EVEN IF YOU'RE NOT INSIDE and not in danger, you can start blasting. Louisiana is an example of this.
I actually met one who, by glitch, did not turn hostile. The bodies of his comrades all around, he simply went, "Hmm?" and walked away. Good of him. Do normal bandits think I don't have places to go, things to do? Some days it's like, I'm tired. I wanna go home and go to bed for the night. Do I really have to take time out of my day to deal with this?
They really should have programmed enemies with "combat priorities." There is nothing more absurd than getting in a scuffle with a lone mage when a dragon comes down and BOTH are attacking me as if the mage couldn't give less of a crap about the dragon.
Hey Barkon... Just wait. Soon it will by your turn to be that old guy. Enjoy every minute of it because it will be a new generation of petulant brats thinking they got it all figured out...until they meet someone like the you will then be...and they are going to hate it that you won't play their silly games.
He's not wrong though, most of the time if somebody is pointing a weapon at you, they're not going to pull the trigger. If they were going to pull the trigger they would have already done so. The trick is being crazy enough to not actually care, or at least for them to believe that you don't. It definitely confuses people like that if you're like no fucks are given here good sir.
I keep playing this scene over and over again. No EFX, no pyrotechnics, no touchy-feely dialogue. Just good solid writing, casting, directing and camera work. The key ingredients for a great scene.
@RUhere4the TRIGGERING and pal nobody asked for yours either, nor anybody fucking care. could've been nice about shit, but no you had to be rude about it. we're fucked.. but hey ig have a nice day a-hole :)
@RUhere4the TRIGGERING, Jesus Christ, it's a joke dude. I agree that there's a lot of dumb fucks who believe fake stats put out about guns though. Especially when they have to include suicides just to inflate the numbers to appear menacing.
I can't believe you posted this scene. This is just what I was looking for. I just got done watching this movie and went back and watched this scene over and over again. One of the greatest scenes in cinematic history ever. No one could have pulled this off other than Christopher Walken.
This is no lie one of my favorite scenes in cinematic history. It's been a while since I've seen the movie but what I remember of Walken's character: Loving intimate relationship with his wife, personal style on point, lives by his own rules. Walken is a total f'n class act!
This is one of my favourite movie scenes of all time. "Put up your hands" "No" "What?" "I said no" "Why not?" "I don't want to" "But, I've got a gun" "I'don't care" "Doesn't make any sense" "Too bad" /chuckles
I have a theory that Walken is always an immortal quasi-vampiric badass who comes back as a different Walken everytime he dies. Here it shows, it's gotten to the point that the thought of being slain/killed doesn't phase him.
@@BillyBob-qu1fs Sort of a dark version of the Doctor regarding the regeneration aspect, he's been killed off so many times it doesn't phase him and even when he does, he treats it like it's just another thing to happen to him.
'Put your hands up'. 'No'. It wasn't Christopher Walken doing a character in a movie, it was a character in a movie doing Christopher Walken. Freaking amazing.
the "I don't want to" is perfect with how slightly whiny it sounds but the "I don't care" underrated how blatantly nonchalant it sounds and the "too bad" honestly this entire scene is Cinema *_PERFECTION._*
- But... *briefly looks at other goons in confusion* that doesn't make any sense... - Too bad *chuckles*. That fucking chuckle, man, I am absolutely devastated by laughter XD
The way says "Why not?" sounds like he's genuinely fascinated to learn why. Like Walken's response to a gun in his face is so unique that for just a moment, he was too interested to be mad.
Even more, he sounds so genuinely upset and let down that he won't listen That he completely forgets he's some hardened border patrol operative/ criminal And not being taken seriously That he's pretty much the one getting intimidated
I stumbled across this movie by accident a few years ago, looking for a horror film. My oh my what a pleasant surprise. I laughed my butt off for nearly the whole movie. Such a fun and delightful visit to psycho-town. And since they're psychopaths, it's nearly impossible to anticipate their next moves. But it all makes sense after the fact. Kind of. Very under-rated movie. I don't hear people talk about this ever.
This scene makes me giggle because it's written in the script like a badass guy voicing deadpan defiance to a confused goon, but the actors deliver it more like two strangers having a mutually confusing encounter. Like Walken wandered into a Wendy's looking for tax prep services and they're both just befuddled.
Can you put into words what makes it good? I love this movie but everytime I watch it i feel like the dialogue is objectively bad at times.... but I still love those parts all the same
It's been a long, long time since Christopher Walken wasn't simply playing Christopher Walken in whatever role he's in. Funny thing is, where as that would become tiresome schtick with any other actor no matter how good they may have once been (ex: Al Pacino), with Christopher Walken it still always works and is very arguably the strongest possible character choice he could have made.
To provide a bit of context for those who haven’t seen it: SPOILERS Walken’s character has a pretty strong death wish because the villains already murdered his wife. He wants to die, but also wants to hurt the mobsters as much as possible on his way out AND stall them to save his friends. That’s why he acts like this. Not to say Christopher Walken wouldn’t respond like this anyways, but the character is a bit more grounded.
I seriously just love coming back to this scene over and over just to analyze the power dynamics at play here. Christopher Walken's character basically holds all the power despite not being the one with a gun, snd it's all due to rhe fact that his nonchalant, unphased reaction isnt what the other guy was expecting.
Roger Ebert once reviewed a movie and said this, "... Harry Dean Stanton guarantees a movie will at least be interesting." I feel the same way about Christopher Walken.
Christopher Walken is the FU@king MAN, man! If this were a spaghetti western, he could walk in dressed exactly like he is in this video and we would except it. He doesn't even have to act or go into a character because he's just that good. Love this man and everything he does.
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The way he says "I don't want to" Is perfect, it sounds like a little kid who's being forced to go somewhere or do something.. perfect
Like sharing his toys 😂😂
When you get older, you begin to care less
Well described. I agree, I love it. I can't imagine a better reading of that line.
Almost like it was written in a script. Omg fucking brilliant!
@@BrownTrout1238
there is a difference between simply having a line in a script and delivering it. This line was delivered perfectly
watching this with zero context has to be the best thing that’s ever happened
I saw this somewhere else and I had to see the whole scene. And im still confused
@@rainbowcloudss_ I know, I watched it knowing what Walken's character is all about and it's still so weird but perfect for this movie it's so bizarre.
I never seen this movie and it's already hilarious 🤣
I first saw this as a Fallout meme... worth every second.
@@EQOAnostalgia same 😂
The way he pronounced "no" at the start is just, pure gold.
And, for me, it was how he said, "too bad".
I also love when he says "I don't want to." It reminds me of a kid who doesn't want to go to his first day of school.
DUDE I was thinking the same but thought peopke probably don't notice such small details and the I saw your comment and was like YES SOMEONE ELSE NOTICE IT TOO.
I like the way he says No the second time.
Walken's delivery is one of a kind.
I like how the guy with the gun just sounds genuinely disappointed when he says “no” to putting his hands up.
Especially his "Why not?" It's not even aggressive, just truly curious
@@Onigirli Yeah he's just plain confused. "That's not how this works!"
And frustrated.
I like to believe this is what would happen if Walken got mugged in real life.
Positively Dreadful he would have handled a mugger differently.....different situations call for different methods
@@Blackkey034 no
901st like. Show me some respect!
Positively Dreadful i dont care..
@Manek Iridius "Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries!"
If you're going to quote something and use it as an insult, at least do it right. 😂
i like how the gunman gets frustrated, confused and disappointed all at the same Christopher Walken is a National Treasure 😂
It's called frusfuseappointed. A feeling people get when Christopher Walken randomly walks in on a set
His day was completely ruined.
No, that would be Nicholas Cage.
The gunman's acting is great here too
walken is part of the matrix , treasure really your clearly retarded
Fun Fact: Walken wasn’t supposed to be in this, he just wandered on set and no one was brave enough to tell him to leave.
He made this movie..No matter what film he is in...Better than DeNiro
I genuinely think there is a good chance this is not a joke and this is true
Just FYI, "wonder" and "wander" are two different words. Here, you should have used "wandered".
no im sure they did ask him to leave he just say No
" Hey Christopher... you're not in the film... can you leave? "
" I don't want to "
" But... you're not in the film... "
" Well too bad.. "
They sound like little kids arguing in a pretend fight.
Lmaoooo facts😂😂😂😂
💀
Too bad *giggle
Pretty sure that was the point. Wow are people that dense?
Aggree
"I don't want to.' Reasons why Walken is a badass!!
Escape2Muszik he's an aries, "does as he pleases" mantra if you don't like it "too bad"
Escape2Muszik no other actor could pull off this scene, Walken is perfect
Robin Scott Although Walken is enjoyable, Morgan Freeman could also pull this off. Just picture it.
+IMNOTSANEPRODUCTS I just do see him having the kind of carefree playfulness that Walken had here, and IMO thats what made this scene so good.
+canh nguyen I agree. I think Walken was a perfect choice especially for this particular scene.
I like how in the beginning he was walken
This comment is underrated xD
Lol
And later, he Walken again.
Christopher Reeves wanted to be him at one point
You did not jus say that😂😂
I like to pretend he was improvising and the other actor was really confused.
Reminds me of when Walken carried that watch up his ass in a POW camp for years. They called him Private Incontinentia.
Pafik
I never analyzed that seen when i watched the movie. Thanks for suggesting bigus dickus
Christopher walkem in true romance
FSEVENMAN Wow, that's some hardcore gratuitous hostility. Are you ok mate? Do you you need to talk to someone?
Pafik Thanks for wasting 4 minutes of my life for 1 decent joke at the end of the video.
This was a pretty sad scene.. from what I recall, Walken was broken up about something (don't want to ruin it for someone that hasn't seen the movie) and really didn't care if he lived or died. Excellent movie.
What movie is this?
@@supertuesday600 Seven Psychopaths
His age? I mean it's pretty common, relatively speaking, that every so often an elderly person just won't cooperate with some criminal with a gun.
Pow!
@@Seven_Leaf lol na it wasn't his age it had something else to do with the plot of the movie
"It doesn't make any sense" - Brilliant
"Too bad"
"Well... Where are your friends"
@@razorbyt700 i dont know
@@aminedz9704 yes you do know
@@razorbyt700 no i dont know
"I don't want to." A bored child could not have said that with more conviction.
Lol , why....? But ..why? 😂
He’s not acting. He’s delivering the lines however the hell he wants. And that’s just fine.
DIRECTOR: Deliver the lines properly!
WALKEN: No...
DIRECTOR: What?
WALKEN: I said no.
DIRECTOR: Why not?
WALKEN: I don't want to.
DIRECTOR: But we're paying you.
WALKEN: I don't care.
DIRECTOR: That doesn't make any sense!
WALKEN: Too bad!
That's a form of acting.
@@waltonsimons12
And so his career goes.
@@kayleighbrown459lol, no. Dude is old and had a stellar career already.
Fun fact: If someone's pointing a gun at you and you tell them "no" they legally cannot shoot you
“How to Stop Muggings with this ONE SIMPLE TRICK!”
Make a video and demonstrate that for us. We want to see the proof!
I dont think any regular citizen can legally shoot someone outside of self defense, no matter if they say no, yes, or “Go F yourself!”
@@seamusoreilly804 this is a comment on a video that demonstrates the exact thing you are asking for. there is no reason for me to make the video.
@@bigjoegrizzly5935 Technically, in some jurisdictions, simply illegal trespass is sufficient. And for some of those, it extends to your vehicle. So simply attempting to force their way into your vehicle, EVEN IF YOU'RE NOT INSIDE and not in danger, you can start blasting. Louisiana is an example of this.
fighting a bandit while being a high level in skyrim
I actually met one who, by glitch, did not turn hostile. The bodies of his comrades all around, he simply went, "Hmm?" and walked away. Good of him. Do normal bandits think I don't have places to go, things to do? Some days it's like, I'm tired. I wanna go home and go to bed for the night. Do I really have to take time out of my day to deal with this?
tailuigi those bandits were right not to attack you, good for them
tailuigi "Hey look! That guy just killed a dragon and devoured it's soul! Let's mug 'em!"
They really should have programmed enemies with "combat priorities." There is nothing more absurd than getting in a scuffle with a lone mage when a dragon comes down and BOTH are attacking me as if the mage couldn't give less of a crap about the dragon.
judah baez iv just started playing skyrim two weeks ago,im 26,what have I been doing with my life, its a new kind of love.
This is Walken's world. We're all just living in it.
Not doing such a good job with it, is he? Maybe he should stick to acting - no complaints there...
@@AlexAlcyone I may have been guilty of some snark there... I personally believe this is Shatner's world, but lack hard proof.
We’re just walkin’ in it
@@rosshewage6893 then why did Shatner leave to head to space? 🤣
Walken in this literally reminds me of an old guy I used to work with. He was too old to have time for any shit.
?
Creed
@@hidro2353 literally was gonna say this
Hey Barkon...
Just wait. Soon it will by your turn to be that old guy. Enjoy every minute of it because it will be a new generation of petulant brats thinking they got it all figured out...until they meet someone like the you will then be...and they are going to hate it that you won't play their silly games.
@@jackmorgan8931 I'm 52. Gettin' there!
The way he just said "shoot me then" was so perfectly done
He's not wrong though, most of the time if somebody is pointing a weapon at you, they're not going to pull the trigger. If they were going to pull the trigger they would have already done so. The trick is being crazy enough to not actually care, or at least for them to believe that you don't.
It definitely confuses people like that if you're like no fucks are given here good sir.
Dude just sassed his way out of being shot.
*Umm, about that...*
But no
Yeaaahhhh who's gonna tell em
I mean the guy is willing to let him go, he tricks the other guy into shooting him
untill you see the full scene
The genuine hurt in the guys “why not?” Is what gets me😂😂😂😂
Easily one of the funniest lines I've seen him deliver
Along with, "whose blood is that?"
I keep playing this scene over and over again.
No EFX, no pyrotechnics, no touchy-feely dialogue.
Just good solid writing, casting, directing and camera work.
The key ingredients for a great scene.
Me too. Everything CW does has that unique touch of genius. That keeps me coming back to this scene.
funny thing is Christopher Walken is not acting this is exactly what he would really say if someone had a gun pointed at him such a badass
@RUhere4the TRIGGERING Dude chill, that was a joke, damm a joke made 5 years ago.
@RUhere4the TRIGGERING and pal nobody asked for yours either, nor anybody fucking care. could've been nice about shit, but no you had to be rude about it. we're fucked.. but hey ig have a nice day a-hole :)
@RUhere4the TRIGGERING, Jesus Christ, it's a joke dude. I agree that there's a lot of dumb fucks who believe fake stats put out about guns though. Especially when they have to include suicides just to inflate the numbers to appear menacing.
"Doesnt make any sense!"
-- too bad.
this is what happens when you roll a natural one on your intimidate check.
Underrated comment
My favourite line is when he says "I don't want to". Just classic...
I can't believe you posted this scene. This is just what I was looking for. I just got done watching this movie and went back and watched this scene over and over again. One of the greatest scenes in cinematic history ever. No one could have pulled this off other than Christopher Walken.
Your taste in cinema is shit
@@CalebP618 agree
Someone didn't see Grand Torino.
Walken has been delivering awesome lines since Deerhunter.
My X-wife just met him... on a tram. Hold my peyote, baby.
The chuckle when he says “too bad” is just… brain candy
Yeah, man. My flavor of 'tism. I love the subtle nuances of how people speak.
It's like little kids playing cops and robbers.
This is no lie one of my favorite scenes in cinematic history. It's been a while since I've seen the movie but what I remember of Walken's character: Loving intimate relationship with his wife, personal style on point, lives by his own rules. Walken is a total f'n class act!
I really liked this film. Has a Tarantino feel to it, and really makes you feel for the characters.
This is one of my favourite movie scenes of all time.
"Put up your hands"
"No"
"What?"
"I said no"
"Why not?"
"I don't want to"
"But, I've got a gun"
"I'don't care"
"Doesn't make any sense"
"Too bad"
/chuckles
Absolute classic
I have a theory that Walken is always an immortal quasi-vampiric badass who comes back as a different Walken everytime he dies. Here it shows, it's gotten to the point that the thought of being slain/killed doesn't phase him.
@Willem DaFuckedUp what's cringy is replying to a 5 year old comment when you know the op won't be able to respond, pussy boy.
Considering his persona never really changes that makes sense. He's just treating life like we do a video game.
@@BillyBob-qu1fs Sort of a dark version of the Doctor regarding the regeneration aspect, he's been killed off so many times it doesn't phase him and even when he does, he treats it like it's just another thing to happen to him.
I stumbled upon this movie back when I had cable and I loved it!
Deposed emperor Shaddam IV tries to escape his exile on Salusa Secundus (10204 AG, colorized)
My ass is way to dumb for this joke, but I still laughed
Such a hidden gem of a movie.
Christopher Walken's "fuck it, I'm done" energy here is legendary.
This is one amazing movie...full of excellent performances....and none could ever be better than the one given by the incomparable C.W.
'Put your hands up'. 'No'. It wasn't Christopher Walken doing a character in a movie, it was a character in a movie doing Christopher Walken. Freaking amazing.
OMG!!! This mans brilliance never fails to amaze!!! He is hysterical.true to form---love this guy!!!!
I don't think any other actor could have done the scene the way he did actually I know they couldn't have
I would call him a legend but I don't even think that begin to do him justice when talking about the man
This movie is a true masterpiece!
Seriously underrated movie.
Walken's fucks given meter is at an all time 0 in this scene
the "I don't want to" is perfect with how slightly whiny it sounds but the "I don't care" underrated how blatantly nonchalant it sounds and the "too bad" honestly this entire scene is Cinema *_PERFECTION._*
Zero fucks were given.
Exactly zero.
Most watchable actor,brilliant film!
- But... *briefly looks at other goons in confusion* that doesn't make any sense...
- Too bad *chuckles*.
That fucking chuckle, man, I am absolutely devastated by laughter XD
I don't know how one can watch Christopher Walken and not laugh. It doesn't matter what he does or what he says. He is funny.
I love how he’s barely even bothering to look at the guy when he says I don’t care.
I fully believe Christopher Walken would react exactly like this IRL and nobody will ever convince me otherwise.
"I don't want to." XD
"But I've got a gun??"
@@c.galindo9639 "I dont care."
Zeke Moreira “That-... doesn’t make any sense?”
Carlos Galindo too bad!
@@mouadgranderson9618 welt...where your friends??
The way says "Why not?" sounds like he's genuinely fascinated to learn why. Like Walken's response to a gun in his face is so unique that for just a moment, he was too interested to be mad.
Even more, he sounds so genuinely upset and let down that he won't listen That he completely forgets he's some hardened border patrol operative/ criminal And not being taken seriously That he's pretty much the one getting intimidated
French : surrender russia
Russia : no
French : but i take your capital city
Russia : i dont care
French : it doesnt make any sense
Russia : too bad
Moscow wasn't the capital.
@@liamjm9278 its just a meme
@@anwardaud A wrong one.
@@liamjm9278 i dont care
@@anwardaud Sure.
It's so funny. They both play the conversation so childlike and innocent.
I stumbled across this movie by accident a few years ago, looking for a horror film.
My oh my what a pleasant surprise. I laughed my butt off for nearly the whole movie. Such a fun and delightful visit to psycho-town.
And since they're psychopaths, it's nearly impossible to anticipate their next moves. But it all makes sense after the fact. Kind of.
Very under-rated movie. I don't hear people talk about this ever.
I picked up this DVD on random in a DVD re-sell store (remember when that was a thing) and damn I had the same reaction. It was a hidden gem.
This may be the most perfect, archetypal Walken scene ever. All Pure Walken, distilled into this short clip.
"Shoot me then" -Socrates
Brilliant.
This scene makes me giggle because it's written in the script like a badass guy voicing deadpan defiance to a confused goon, but the actors deliver it more like two strangers having a mutually confusing encounter. Like Walken wandered into a Wendy's looking for tax prep services and they're both just befuddled.
This should go down as "The Hans moment," when you have reached the apex of your own personal evolution.
probably my favorite walken moment in any of his movies! second only to "it ain't ovah... BEAARS~!
Christopher Walken is simply the greatest!!!!!!!
I love how he says “no”, like I suddenly popped up and asked him if he wanted a popsicle.
He's like the Chuck Norris of passive-aggressiveness.
Yes
This move is quite overlooked and underrated
Can you put into words what makes it good? I love this movie but everytime I watch it i feel like the dialogue is objectively bad at times.... but I still love those parts all the same
@@vaughnordakowski8774 its a long time I've seen it so I can't really do that, ive have to watch it again
@@vaughnordakowski8774 It certainly has unusual dialogue, but I'm not sure that makes it bad. The way it is delivered is also somewhat quirky.
Never has a bad guy been so confused
I'll be sad when Chris passes. He's given so much joy in arguably his last years.
:O SHHHHH! Don't give the Grim Reaper ideas!
It's been a long, long time since Christopher Walken wasn't simply playing Christopher Walken in whatever role he's in.
Funny thing is, where as that would become tiresome schtick with any other actor no matter how good they may have once been (ex: Al Pacino), with Christopher Walken it still always works and is very arguably the strongest possible character choice he could have made.
Christopher Walken doesn't play characters, he just plays himself in every movie
How to use reverse psychology on a criminal. lol
This is one of my top 5 favorite movies. Even the soundtrack is perfect. And this is classic Christopher Walken. Love it.
Total badass
Chuck Norris Damn right Chuck!
Watching this after seeing Dune Part Two, (twice) is the funniest thing that I have ever seen
Lol I love how he is so passive
To provide a bit of context for those who haven’t seen it: SPOILERS
Walken’s character has a pretty strong death wish because the villains already murdered his wife. He wants to die, but also wants to hurt the mobsters as much as possible on his way out AND stall them to save his friends. That’s why he acts like this. Not to say Christopher Walken wouldn’t respond like this anyways, but the character is a bit more grounded.
Christopher Walken totally cracks me up in this clip. Lolol.
That "Why not?" is so perfect. Like a kid being told "I don't wanna play with you."
This is one of the best scenes in this movie !
I seriously just love coming back to this scene over and over just to analyze the power dynamics at play here. Christopher Walken's character basically holds all the power despite not being the one with a gun, snd it's all due to rhe fact that his nonchalant, unphased reaction isnt what the other guy was expecting.
For the first 20 seconds, he's just doing what he does best: Walken.
This whole scene is a mood honestly.
Roger Ebert once reviewed a movie and said this, "... Harry Dean Stanton guarantees a movie will at least be interesting." I feel the same way about Christopher Walken.
One of my favorite exchanges in any movie ever.
I'm sorry, is logic not working for you? Too bad! I love this scene.
Notice how just before the exchange he becomes Christopher Standing. Amazing acting
One of the coolest guys on the planet.
I am SO in love with Christopher Walken!
ONLY HE CAN MAKE THE WORD NO SOUND SPECIAL.
He sounds so childlike when he says "I don't want to" 😂
This is prime Walken. No one could've pulled this scene off the same way he did.
No
@@theprojectproject01 "No", What?
@@brandonwenzel2844 I don't want to.
The best scene EVERRRR
god I love Christopher walken both in general but most especially in this movie
This movie was so good
I like how he ask " why not?"
I have to see this movie! I didn't even know it existed. Love Walken as an actor.
Love how the guy holding the gun is so confused
😂😂😂👍One of the funniest scenes Evaaaaa!
Humans are just big children with lots of power
Christopher Walken is the FU@king MAN, man!
If this were a spaghetti western, he could walk in dressed exactly like he is in this video and we would except it. He doesn't even have to act or go into a character because he's just that good.
Love this man and everything he does.