Life (1999) - Biscuit's Release Papers Scene (5/10) | Movieclips
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- Life - Biscuit's Release Papers: Biscuit (Miguel A. Nuñez Jr.) frets over his release papers.
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During Prohibition, loudmouth Harlem grifter Ray (Eddie Murphy) and the no-nonsense Claude (Martin Lawrence) team up on a bootlegging mission to Mississippi that could bring them big bucks. But they run into trouble when a crooked lawman hits them with a phony murder charge. Ray and Claude are given life sentences and shipped off to jail, where they must think of a way to prove their innocence and avoid the brutal guards while battling their biggest enemies -- their opposing personalities.
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Cast: Bernie Mac, Brent Jennings, Eddie Murphy, Martin Lawrence, Miguel A. Núñez Jr., Nick Cassavetes, Obba Babatunde
Director: Ted Demme
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Even the Warden didn't want him to die.
They, the Warden and Hopping Bob included, became like family once Claude and Ray got there
@@iconkid9887 Yep. The Warden was sad go see them go later in the movie despite him trying to hide it.
The guy with the hat wasn’t a warden....if that’s what you meant
The warden was the guy that got his daughter pregnant by “can’t get right”
@@sexychula19 he was actually the superintendent. Same authority but different title.
It's sad that the only place he felt accepted was in prison..
Kind of like Shawshank redemption the old man hung himself because he had been in prison most of his adult life and couldn't be anything more than a ex con outside but in prison he's important because of his experience and the system there. It truly is ironic that a system that is supposed to reform you can deform you. 🤔
He skinned a woman alive for a suit; there's no accepting that. He's no better than Buffalo Bill from Silence of the Lambs.
Extremely sad. And that's real life STILL.
Truth
Sad, it's lots people in his situation.
Still one of the saddest scenes ever. Incredible acting from everyone. How they made such a dramatic moment in the one of the funniest movies is beyond me!
It's called talent
Next to knowing that the some of these prisoners were in longer that they should be.
That's why I love this movie
All the greatest actors in one movie.... all of them.
Bravo.
"The world done changed a lot. It's nineteen forty-five, boy."
The fact Ray says this despite near nothing having changed at the prison since his arrival shows how much hope he had of eventually getting out and experiencing all that he missed.
I guess this is when he started gradually losing hope
1945 was a depressing time like the great depression
@@deanfarr3249 I mean in America, the war was ending…it was actually a positive time for those who made it back. The war helped get America out of the Depression and the Boomer era was just about to begin.
@@manuginobilisbaldspot424 true but as for the era of young kids today going back to just even the 1990s or earlier if they can picture themselves in them days they would feel like they're living in the great depression because of the technology we have today that wasn't present back then.
It may have changed some, but it didn't change enough for fellas like Biscuit... 😥
The way Bernie Mac was dancing 😭😭😭
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂Like a duck
Mac😂🤣
The way Jangleang walked to Biscuit fearlessly and how everyone else worried for also his safety showed regardless of sexuality people still care Biscuit just didn't know how to except himself and in 1945 you can't really blame him
Notice they didn't raise those rifles at Janglelang. The warden didn't even say anything. They let him go out there because nobody wanted more blood spilled.
@@greeneggz_n_ham It's sad because today people like Biscuit have parades but in the 1940s people like Biscuit committed suicide because they felt they had nowhere to go. (Obviously this is still an issue today but there is more resources for assistance in these situations).
@@RenaldyCalixte except it doesn't take guts to kill ones self it takes guts to live.
Would staying out of trouble help?....just a thought.
@@masonorosco1090 Actually, that statement is alot more opinionated then factual. At the end of the day, those choices of taking ones life comes down to the pure mentality of faith, fear and friction. Many brave and courageous people throughout history have taken their own lives. Illnesses, warfare, mental battles, etc. When you are thrusted into that darkness, that scenario and it seems like hope is nowhere to be found and no one will EVER truly understand what you are going through, it becomes just too much. More then just getting over it, or saying living is more beneficial. But having just a void of uncertainty can cloud, distort and taint any hope in your life. That's why people NEED to be there for each other. That light can be brightened with anothers help and care, but even then when a person is too far gone and the darkness is everywhere, sometimes in their eyes what they do is the only logical thing. And that doesn't make them weak, spineless or lacking. They are just doing the best they can with what they BELIEVE they have, and it is sad when that leads them to that result.
As funny as it is..Life was one of the most saddest movies I ever watched....R.I.P Bernie Mac
mad you think, laugh, cry, angry and surprised
ikr. I never got over the fact that Ray’s and Claude’s entire lives were taken away from them behind a lie.
Faxz
💯
@@parkermudsen1063 fr this was a horror movie to me as a kid
This is sad because ex-cons really go through this. Can't get a job, constantly judged, and can't readjust to life on the outside. I wish there was a better solution.
true bro... i hope one day there will be a better way.
they can start by letting inmates get a higher education while they're in jail
True, I feel you on that bro
I agree with you, bro.
the US prison system isn't designed to reform. It's designed to destroy and enslave.
Sad part is Biscuit didn't know for sure if his mother would've been happy or not, he never gave her that chance- she probably would've been so happy to have him back home that she wouldn't have cared
He already knew how his mother felt and society as a whole otherwise he wouldn't have taken his life.
@@kisthename3296 He believed that's how she was gonna be.
@@kisthename3296 he didnt know. In reality HE was the one judgemental. Didnt give his mother a chance
@@ertfgghhhh I can tell you that black women of that Era wouldnt except yo being alternative. I sat with my grandma Ruth plenty of days and her and her friends feeling on the matter were plain . Don't bring it in there house and keep it DL in the street . Biscuits was too feminine at that point . Wasn't no hiding it .
Another reason why religion is poison.
As much as a jerk Hoppin Bob was, even HE had it somewhere in his heart not to shoot Biscuit. Subtle moment but still great acting.
U know a movie is good when it can draw tears from comedy and sadness
That's such a good way of putting it !
100% agree
I concur.
This one and Adam Sandler’s Click
Miguel nunez jr is real life underrated, he don’t get enough credit
He’s incredibly talented and funny. I wish we would see him in more shows/movies.
I still know him as Pretty Ricky
Facts, he was also Spyder in Return of the Living Dead, made it till the end too lol, great 80's flick
true, he also got killed in a shitbox Friday The 13th Part 5
He was super funny on juwanna mann. Very classic film.
When it came out I didn’t understand this part. So crazy to see what it really meant as an adult! Also made you realize how close everyone got throughout the years from hesitation of shooting him.
Hi I cant remember why he did it and why he went to prison !! Would you mind telling me his reason to take his life ?
I didn’t understand when I first saw it as a kid either, but now I do.
@@neigedamour6411 it was suicide he didn’t see life outside of prison
This movie is so funny and sad at the same time. Beautiful film.
Giggity
@@benzobandz7741 Who else but Quagmire 😂
@@fezzy5591 he’s Quagmire he’s Quagmire 😂😂😂
Your dad reminds me of Biscuit quagmire.
@@benzobandz7741 Hilarious man 🤣🤣🤣
Miguel Nunez is a legend for getting the writers to re-write the scene before he runs off to his death. It makes the scene that much better
Wait really? Did he ask for this part specifically to be included for context?
It’s a just a perfect flick. They don’t make movies like this anymore.
been my fav movie since a kid
Iconic
cause keepin it real in this world is offensive these days
Good ol' story telling is being replaced by credit to the effects crew
You mean there’s nothing like this in the Marvel movies?
The best films are the ones that mix tragedy and comedy in a way that express what life is like. The title of this one says it all.
They could have treated Biscuit''s character as stereotypical comic relief but this one scene adds nuance and layers with just the acting alone.
This is a great and funny film with many memorable lines but this scene is one that sticks with you and brings out the humanity in the audience and the people who acted in it.
I know it’s a movie but these are real life scenarios and it breaks my heart😭😭
Tv is based on real life
Same here. Someone needs a hug.
This scene reminds you that one bad thing doesn’t make you a bad person, even in prison.
Nobody wanted him to go out like that, even though he broke the rules.
Unless your an r-word or a ped
This movie told so many lessons and spread so many unique thoughts and messages in such a true raw way that we just can't do anymore
Why not?
@@amuroray9115 I like your enthusiasm
"World done changed alot its 1945 boy"
To think ppl were telling themselves that in 1945(though a movie) and here we are in 2020 and homosexuals are still afraid to come out.
You can’t stay here. That’s for damn sure.
Shhhhiiiiiiiddddddd
@@thehappycreator344 in 2020-2021 homosexuals are apart of the ruling class its even considered a hate crime to speak against them yet no consequences for speaking against skin color
@@trvpmusic2569 ain’t that right!
Eddie's acting in this scene is outstanding. Eddie is criminally underrated as a serious actor. One of the saddest scenes in the entire movie.
This was the most saddest scene in the movie I felt soo bad for biscuit even tho it’s a movie I still pictured it in reality even Bernie Mac showed no fear walking no walking to biscuit everyone loved him just because he’s biscuit no judgement or nun it was all love for him no matter what 🥲❤️💯 such a powerful and sad scene
Hoppin' Bob didn't want to shoot, even he was sad when the other guy killed biscuit.
Nor did the boss want to kill him either
But, the point in Biscuit running was that he knew SOMEONE would kill him. Hence there even being a “gun line”. Just stupid to do that when you’re about to get released.
@@corelltemple2939 it's not stupid.....he didnt want to be released. Thought that was obvious
@@corelltemple2939 Idk if you missed it or what, but he most definitely knew he was going to die. That was the point, suicide by police
Yea once Ray and Claude got there, the crew grew closer and became like family to where even "Boss" and Hopping Bob came to care about them
This scene is heartbreaking I could feel physical pain watching this scene 💔
i really feel this seen cause not only he was black he was a lgbtq afraid of goin back to his mom thinking she didn’t want to see him like that is a sad scene
I didn't realize this scene was about him being LGBT until I was older.
The scene shows you the depths of the fear of being different from everyone else including your own. Poor biscuit felt he'd rather die than go back in the world that would shame and hate him more than ever before he got imprisoned.
This is closer to reality than some might think. The outside world for a lot of people is the real prison, and you realize that the definition of being behind bars isn't always literal.
This scene always makes me so sad
Me too. It made me feel sorry for Bernie Mac's character.
Me too
Same Here
It's hard to watch and not feel.
Yeah. Me too😢
Criminally underrated movie. This film was a gift from Eddie and Martin
And Bernie
This scene was identical to the "Institutionalized" scene from Shawshank Redemption.
Both Brooksie and Biscuit could not re-integrate in the society after becoming a part of the prison life.
A truly sad scene.
Bernie dancing with a lady quickly leaves to check on his other 😂
This was Eddie Murphy best movie of the 90s.
Either this or boomerang. Crazy how underrated they are even though Eddie is the star. Two classics
@@GeronFletcher Let's not forget Bowfinger, The Nutty Professor, and Dr. Dolittle (1998).
Late 90s
@@josephcrawford7922 This was literally 99.
@@anthonygordon9483 I know that’s what I’m literally saying
The “Where you going biscuit?😄” was hilarious but man this is a sad scene. Sad movie overall but hella funny. Classic.
Thought I was the only one who caught that he just naturally funny lol
😂 yes! I was just sitting here hollering because of that part
This is so powerfully dramatic. It just goes to show how harsh reality is to some people and it can be the end of them altogether
Looked for that Bernie mac dance for ages!
Lol that dude was funny as hell without saying a word
Much like The Colour Purple, this movie was not properly appreciated when it first came out. Life was a box office flop, yet it remains one of my top 5 best "black flicks" of all time.
This short scene left huge impact on anyone who seen it. One if the greatest scenes in movie history.
This is not a comedy with some tragedy. This is a tragic movie with some comedy.
The way bob didn't shoot biscuit and the look on the head guards face like he was disappointed that had too happen
That vocal at the end 🖤🖤🖤🖤
I know right❤️that vocal has stuck with me 4 years.
That’s the one that made it heavy in my heart the most
Yes she did that!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
That’s what makes it sad
Who did the vocals at the end. I'd love to hear them again
'what am I gonna do out there Ray?' the best question that an excon can ask. At the end of the day he'll be a black excon in 1945 Mississippi never mind the issue of his sexual orientation.
Brent Jennings who plays hopping Bob is an underrated Actor
I enjoy watching him on the show "All American"
@@shaquilleburton1611 never heard of it, have to look it up
I remember when it was time for me to be released. I started crying because I was afraid I was gonna mess up end up back in that place again. I just held onto my Bible and just kept praying and things did get better by the grace of God. I have seen other people cry when they are released as well. It’s crazy man.
Yep, Jesus is the only way to get better. Bisquit just couldn't see it.
Once someone is part of that system for so long, it must be insanely difficult to adjust back to freedom. And from what I have seen there is basically NO support system in place to help people transition. I never realized that until I met someone who had been in prison for 20 years and was released. It was impossible for him to get help and adjust and he wound up right back in there a short time later. It really opened my eyes. I’m someone who firmly believes that if you did the crime, you need to do the time. But the fact is that unless someone is put away for life, they WILL be released and we seem to do nothing to help them once they are. It seems like it would be in the best interest of EVERYONE to at least give someone a fair chance to reintegrate with some sort of support. But we don’t seem to do that.
I’m glad you were able to overcome it. 👏🏻
You can tell hoppin’ Bob and the shooter had a heated exchange after this.
Exactly but dude was just following orders his boss gave him
Great actors in this movie. Made me laugh, and made me cry some scenes so sad like this one. R.I.P. Bernie Mac 🌷🕊
He was institutionalized. Home was prison.
Bro that is deep!!!!!
this scene proves that prisoners should be educated on how to survive life after being released.
imagine how scary it is being thrown back into society that's moved on without you and you've yet to catch up.
There are programs like that in some countries.
There were other specific problems for Biscit.
This movie got overlooked because of the comedy
This part never gets easier to watch. This and when all the guys start fading out one by one
the only man to cross the line and not get shot...... everyone knew, even the guards, even the guard who took the shoot knew, they did something wrong. they wouldnt let him cross the line otherwise.
guy who plays biscuit is good actor, hes in return of living dead part 1 and friday 13th part 5 is what i remember him most.
Juwana man and dj or tj from street fighter
Miguel A Nunez Jr. also in Kickin It Old School lol
He was also in an episode of "Martin" as Pretty Ricky. Check it out. So funny! 😃
And he was on a movie street fighter
One of his best roles was in Tour of Duty as Marcus Taylor.
watch?v=o7DNtZzkgwU
Hoppin Bob didn’t wanna shoot him
saddest scent i saw RIP Mr Bernie Mac
I know most won't understand this, but I really feel bad for the man that shot him.
I get it, it's a shame
Sad truly sad
I get it. The added cruelty of making us kill us is nearly incomprehensible.
It really was sad hopping Bob and even the warden didn't wanted to shoot him.
2024 Can't believe it's been 25 Years Since this Classic Scene and Movie 🎥🍿.
"Life" is an Underrated 💎💎.
Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence Are Certified LEGENDS and Both Deserves Their Flowers 🌹🌹.
Rest in Peace to The King Of Comedy Bernie Mac 😞 🙏🕊️
biscuit is sooo handsome🥰
He took such an abrupt decision to die.
The trustee was one of the meanest people there and even he didn't have the heart to kill biscuit
I’ve never even seen this movie but I’m about to bawl like a baby
You should check it out. It'll probably have u crying with laughter too
Uhh its one of the most underrated films by Eddie Murphy. I went to see it in Theatre when I was a kid and loved it. Life is one of those Black movies that probably most black people around that time probably saw so its pretty popular amongst the American black crowd. Most white people didnt see it cause they probably saw it as another eddie murphie flop. But this film had a lot of very popular black comedians who werent that popular during that time including Bernie Mac.
See it. Good movie. It's a Comedy but a lot of sad parts.
@@anthonygordon9483 I’m also kind of young so I haven’t seen a lot of movie, but after having replied I’m going to have to watch it. I enjoyed the clips on TH-cam and I love Eddie Murphy so I don’t see why I shouldn’t check it out.
Did you watch it yet? I just saw it for the first time a couple days ago and thought it was great!
One of the best films EVER
This scene really shocked me the most. He gets the best news but because of his sexuality is what bothered him because he didn't know how his Mom would take it
Homosexuality was a crime back then. It has always been immoral, but humans like to pick and choose which of God's laws they will or will not obey. But now, humans have pretty much decriminalized it. God will not be mocked and homosexuals will pay the ultimate price. Not being hateful, just stating the truth.
@@joehamlet7576 I know it's the truth and it ain't always pleasing to God
Exactly. It never has been
What's truly sad is, I had a father in prison, most of the people in there was frightened of leaving cause their wasn't anything they could do. The hatred and stigma of being an ex con prevented most jobs, people looked down in you and hated you, never really gave a chance to them. The only way they knew how to survive, to be happy was being in prison, only place they knew how to live.
And I'm talking about real life, FSP, RAIFORD, the prisons beside FSP were just as bad even tho minimum custody.
Prisons was supposed to be about reform and allow you to be a productive member of society after you paid your debt, real life? It's become about money and the prisoners becoming slaves or next to it.
Life was such a twisted premise. This was during the time when a lot of film makers would spin comedy on a dark premise.
These two men were put into prison because of racism. Their cases were dismissed and were wrongfully tried.
Now let's make it a comedy.
This movie was both hilarious and sad.
One of the best movies ever made.
this movie is so underrated
2022, still brings me tears .
Biscuit had nothing life to go home.
One of the most underrated masterpieces. 💚
THIS MOVIE WAS SO UNDER RATED. LOVE TO WATCH IT AGAIN.
This is so good and so painful to watch at the same time.
You know what else is really sad about prison till this day is that these prisoners has been in there for so long that they even forgot what home is like outside of the prison and they started thinking the prison is their home and then when it's time for them to be released they be scared or just don't know what could happen or what their family members will want to see them. I'm so worried about my uncle that's still in there.
Juwana Man!
Deep down biscuit wanted to get killed he couldn’t handle the pressure seeing he didn’t know if his mom would accept him for who he is
This scene hit hard.
The sad thing about this is a lot of people who do a lot of years, don’t know how to function in society and are more comfortable behind bars
LETS MAKE LIFE GO VIRAL !
This whole scene wasn’t in the script which makes it more powerful.
Pessimism vs optimism at its finest
Just learned today that this scene was improvised for the most part that's crazy smh brilliant acting💯
Still cry to this day
2:42 is the most perfect sound ever made. I wish I knew the singer.
Ikr. I'd love to know who it is
This part was extremely depressing! I felt so sad for Biscuit. 😢
I swear I never knew they was dating 😂😂😂😂
"eyes front mister"
"ain't nobody doing nutting"
Who
@@realitycheck87 haha i remember that scene, hey dawg , you gonna eat yo cornbread ?
This movie was so smart and well done! Like wow!
Who knew this was based on a true story such a good movie !! Underrated for sure !!
SGT didn’t even grab a gun and Bob just couldn’t do it. Humanity won out because they knew those men. The guard just saw a convict.
Life was better than Bowfinger.
1000%
They’re both great comedies.
Bernie Mac with Mase's dance moves from been around the world
Institutionalised
This movie is a masterpiece
2:02 don't do that
Don’t do that !
On the list on most underrated movies ever
When I little for some reason I didn't know why I felt sad because biscuit died I thought he was gonna try to escape while everyone was distracted that's what I thought when I was little when I was a little older I understood why biscuit died
My dad and i saw this in theaters, super sad and funny. Amazing movie
Not gonna lie, I started to get teary eyed like I used to when I was younger seeing this, but that “black pain” singer came in with that run and I started to smirk, lmao. The internet corrupted me 😂
When I did time there were a lot of people like biscuit.I didn't do much time,I was there for a lil vacation,and when I got my parole confirmation everyone was happy for me, congratulating me, giving me words of wisdom and advice. My eyes opened up because here were people that were going to be there for years and decades,yet they still had a positive attitude and didn't give up. Some did and they were miserable.while on parole I met a lot of dudes that had done a lottt of time,no family support, old age,and cell phones,Facebook, Gmail, streaming,online job applications were sometimes too much and did something stupid to get sent back.
“Almost alright in here today….. almost”
This movie is criminally underrated
This scene gets me everytime😢
This is one of my favorite movies
I cried like a baby always during this scene