This movie goes overboard with the profanity. I remember my former employer telling me that people who curse are unprofessional. I wish she could tell these guys the same thing. I would love to see their reactions.
@@steelhere5519 I don't think these guys are the sort of people that would be cut very deep by someone calling them unprofessional, especially in such a roundabout way.
Dignam and Queenan both cared about him funny thing is these two are like good cop bad cop routine , except Dignam failed to keep his bad cop facade specially after Queenan’s death
What would make this movie better is if the actors playing the Chinese gangsters could actually fucking speak Chinese...fuck me... Apparently in the entire continental USA, they couldn't find a single Chinese that could speak Cantonese properly. It's as if the casting crew just went 'Welb, this motherfucker got rice eyes, oh look, them motherfuckers over there got them too'. Ok, good enough since none of us white motherfuckers know what they eat or talking neither'. And that was it, that's how they all got hired.
@@raulxavier1271 agree totally, it seems really ignorant and lazy to not even ask a canto guy if they sound fine. why not have him at the casting session???
This movie has the best fucking one liners, witty comebacks and serious humor... if that makes sense lol. Brilliant movie with fucking brilliant actors
I agree with you that trying to stay focused on work with this dude as your boss.... it'd be tough not to wind him up just for the reaction lol. I gotta ask though, when did Ellerby have a racist moment? Also, i watch these clips a bit and racism seems a consistent topic in most threads. The narration and voice over in the opening scene is a prime example. I am a big fan of the movie for a number of reasons. The cast, plot, dialog, location and sets, a wide variety of characters and a great director. Ellerby reminds me of 2 bosses I had. Hardworking, passionate about his job and funny as hell.
I love the part when the Chinese ganster tell him, he wants to know the truth! And Costello yelling YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH!! oh wait a minute.... 😓
Always thought it was funny that Wahlberg says "you must be the other guy" and then did a cop movie called "the others guys" anyone know if this is a coincidence or not?
Do you know what does it mean when he says "the other guy"? I'm a foreigner and i find this really cool, and I want to mention it in my translation homework.
Đông Hải Vũ Nguyễn he’s just referring to him as being a nobody, he’s the main man, the one who does his job. The other dude, he’s just some “other guy”. Basically anybody
T McDowell being ‘just a movie’ is a poor excuse for something that’s deeply grounded in realism. For it to then suddenly be grammatically inaccurate, is a little underwhelming.. It’s almost as if they’re taking the piss out of the accent. I didn’t think Scorsese would allow this, but... I am wrong
bit of over-analysis here. wahlberg was brilliant in this, as well as a bunch of other things. he's indeed turned into a great actor, considering he use to do underwear modelling to the best of my recollection.
the sunglasses and lighting make frank's eyes look beady and small and hollow, colorless. This was a directorial decision, because it makes frank appear to be a ghoul, something sinister. He is already departed in a way.
Whats interesting about this scene is the fact that Costello was an informant for the FEDs the whole time. He never gave the Chinese the real chips at all. He turned over fakes to them. As later in the movie, the police Captain asks him what he did with the real ones. Costello probably turned them over to the FEDs in exchange for being able to continue operating as he was. But he also got to keep the money from the deal. As its also mentioned later that the Chinese buyers were busted later trying to leave the state by the regular police.
This scene always annoyed me because it's a pretty simple business transaction. There's no need for that many people to be involved. Frank definitely wouldn't have been there. And the hostility makes no sense. The Chinese are angry for no reason. It was done just to add intensity to the scene, but there's no logic in it.
"I'm the guy who does his job,you must be the other guy" best line
Would be awesome to have Dignam say that to Mark Wahlherg as one of The Other Guys
This movie goes overboard with the profanity. I remember my former employer telling me that people who curse are unprofessional. I wish she could tell these guys the same thing. I would love to see their reactions.
All the dumb rookies that think they know something at my job so I gotta our them in check like
Cade Yeager
@@steelhere5519 I don't think these guys are the sort of people that would be cut very deep by someone calling them unprofessional, especially in such a roundabout way.
"Not to my guy" Queenan actually cares for his informant.
Makes what happens later all the more heartbreaking and infuriating.
Dignam and Queenan both cared about him funny thing is these two are like good cop bad cop routine , except Dignam failed to keep his bad cop facade specially after Queenan’s death
"You must be the other guy" - guy who stars in "the other guys" years later.
The translator must have been pissed at the number of idioms Frank used.
@@mobboj7338 yep
" No ticky....no laundry"
Philip Godsworth 😂😂😂
Archer:man I never realized how much we rely on idioms
I don’t think he was translating what Frank was saying verbatim haha
The only thing that would make this movie better is if the Chinese gangsters were all played by actors from Infernal Affairs.
At least the Cantonese would've been legit. The American born Chinese dude here did speak it semi decently though.
What would make this movie better is if the actors playing the Chinese gangsters could actually fucking speak Chinese...fuck me... Apparently in the entire continental USA, they couldn't find a single Chinese that could speak Cantonese properly. It's as if the casting crew just went 'Welb, this motherfucker got rice eyes, oh look, them motherfuckers over there got them too'. Ok, good enough since none of us white motherfuckers know what they eat or talking neither'. And that was it, that's how they all got hired.
@@raulxavier1271 agree totally, it seems really ignorant and lazy to not even ask a canto guy if they sound fine. why not have him at the casting session???
That's correct.
I didnt see infernal affairs....it feels like that i has not seen the dark side of the moon
"WHO PUT THE FUCKING CAMERAS IN THIS PLACE?!"
"o who the fuck are you?"
"I'm the guy who does his job, you must be the other guy"
Love that scene
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Mark was so great in this movie
i love jack nicholson, especially in this scene. "in THIS COUNTRY!"
U-get @life sentence for automatic weapons
No tickie...no laundry
Ya get a life sentence far-it
The rat face and cranberry juice are the best scenes 😂
This movie has the best fucking one liners, witty comebacks and serious humor... if that makes sense lol. Brilliant movie with fucking brilliant actors
TR day Rt
KristiMaye Meservy ...what?
Blakkheim
Nicholson with the wild ad-libs
Especially alec baldwin's, "I'm gonna smoke, you wanna smoke? No? You dont smoke? What are you some health freak, go fuck yaself". Love that bit.
Lmao the translator translated exactly what Jack said😂😂
Awww it doesn't have Alec Baldwin flipping a shit a minute later
"bruce lee and the karate kids"....line still cracks me up...LOL
Plus the line about "Adding inches to your dick"!!!!!!
“That departed soundtrack is killer”
But this system, it has no balls.
@@mcdouche2 *Crash*
Up in da club
@@maxhizzy3696 give me one thousand dollars
2:02 - 2:07
The one who barely contributes to the group task versus the guy who carries the team
Man this movie had such a solid cast.
One of the greatest ever assembled.
IN THIS COUNTRY!!
'no tickey, no laundry'
Could you imagine really having a boss like Ellerby? You'd be too busy laughing at his situational racism. The dude is awesome.
I agree with you that trying to stay focused on work with this dude as your boss.... it'd be tough not to wind him up just for the reaction lol.
I gotta ask though, when did Ellerby have a racist moment? Also, i watch these clips a bit and racism seems a consistent topic in most threads. The narration and voice over in the opening scene is a prime example.
I am a big fan of the movie for a number of reasons. The cast, plot, dialog, location and sets, a wide variety of characters and a great director.
Ellerby reminds me of 2 bosses I had. Hardworking, passionate about his job and funny as hell.
Ellerby would probably shoot you in the face with a loaded revolver and get away with scott-free due to being a Hollywood superstar?
what we generally do IN THIS COUNTRY
"Oh, I am the guy who does his fucking job, you must be the other guy." - HAHA! The writing, the acting, the directing...I mean come on man. GOAT!
words to live by... "no tickee, no laundry."
I got to do mine
"Can I talk to you for a minute?"
haha
Best part!
True very true
@Fuck You Enjoy being a broke ass bitch for life lmfao
hilarious
"They didn't figure we had a Navy."
Wahlberg turned out to be one hell of an actor. Never would've seen that coming in the 80s.
We all saw The Happening, right?
"I'm the guy who does his job, you must be the Other Guy"
Then couple of years later he had a main role in a movie called "The Other Guys" LoL
I gotta watch this movie again. Getting hooked by the clips.
"He's from the Chinese government he's just scared shitless" 😂
I love the part when the Chinese ganster tell him, he wants to know the truth!
And Costello yelling YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH!!
oh wait a minute.... 😓
I reported your comment for being there and having to read it. I actually said "what a fail..." outloud.
I also like the part where Costello waves an ax while yelling "Here's Johnny!".
Give jack any film and he is fuckin hilarious 😂😂👍
costello is so good at talking to someone who can’t understand him with emphasis on body language and tone. pretty cool
One of the funniest scenes in movie history.
''I'm the guy who does his job, You must be the other guy'' hahahah Scorsese knows how to use his actors well
Damn, Don Cheadle spoke better Cantonese in Rush hour 2 than these Chinese guys here.
Don Cheadle's Cantonese was quite good. 1000% better than Cantonese spoken by this Chinese Gangster.
Paraguay Mike It’s heavily American accented Cantonese
But Don Cheadle is one of the greats tho. Did you see him play that cockroach on SNL?
His accent hurt my soul.
@@SuperheroRockstar Accents are important. Nobody wants to sound like a native speaker.
Always thought it was funny that Wahlberg says "you must be the other guy" and then did a cop movie called "the others guys" anyone know if this is a coincidence or not?
Joe Reilly tell me not don’t they sound the same
Do you know what does it mean when he says "the other guy"? I'm a foreigner and i find this really cool, and I want to mention it in my translation homework.
Đông Hải Vũ Nguyễn he’s just referring to him as being a nobody, he’s the main man, the one who does his job. The other dude, he’s just some “other guy”. Basically anybody
@@ck891 damn I like your translation
You never pondered that?
'none of us are carrying automatic weapons' thanks Reagan.
"no tickey.... no laundry" awesome
Bruce lee and Karate kids!
😂😂😂😂😂👍
''I'm the guy who does his job, you must be the other guy."
Says the guy who was in a movie called The Other Guys.
I watch this movie pretty much every night lol it's a classic. Love picking up on new things and interpreting scenes in different ways.
Nobody can be as cool as Jack Nicholson wearing shades at night
"Always Be Closing!"
Tikus Keriting hahaha
Tikus Keriting that's right loll ABC BABY
Nicholson is the fuckin' champ!
The spoken Cantonese by the Chinese mobster was atrocious. Grammatical error and horrible accent. It was equivalent to a 3 year child language skill.
M. Lymann it’s a fucking movie
T McDowell being ‘just a movie’ is a poor excuse for something that’s deeply grounded in realism. For it to then suddenly be grammatically inaccurate, is a little underwhelming.. It’s almost as if they’re taking the piss out of the accent.
I didn’t think Scorsese would allow this, but... I am wrong
Chinese is an irrelevant language. Only English matters.
Such a good film. Great scene! Jack is brilliant. No tickie, no laundry...
Did you put any cameras in the back ?! Can I talk to you for a second please ? 🤣😂
Dude, "Chinaman" is not the preferred nomenclature.
😂😂
Walter, this isn't a guy who built the railroads here. Walter, he peed on my rug.
bigmarty11288 Asian-American please
The Chinaman is not the issue here!
@@Philly96 they are not americans you ignorant fucking dumbass
I fuckin swear when wahlberg said that job line I thought this was the other guys. 🤣🤣
Mark: I'm the guy who does his job you must be the other guy.
Me: little does he know mark is gonna be the other guy in the other guys
He is a awesome actor
@1:30 "Why the fuck did they turn their phones off?" Markie Mark then looks at Damon. He was onto him.
won an academy award for a re-make pretty good
“I’m the guy who does his job, you must be the other guy.” A line only
Marky Mark could deliver
The light reflecting in Frank's glasses gives him a vampiric feel, very interesting choice.
"...in THIS COUNTRY!!!!"
Iam the guy that does his job you must be the other guy!
When Mark Walberg tells you're the other guy... You really are that guy.
Alex balwic was good badass in this movie
In this country one person brings items and the other one pays em
The best part to me is the Chinese actor, the one who is the main guy, he played the announcer’s boy toy for The Conan O’Brien show back in the day.
Forget it Jack it's Boston.
Jack Nicholson hand gestures are EPIC
The Cantonese here is terribly unconvincing.
watched this movie again the other day,and noticed the little lights in Jacks eyes from his glasses in this scene!
Notice how Dignam glares at Sullivan at 1:31 while wondering why Costello's crew turned their phones off. He suspected him for a long time.
Eric When Dignam found out Sullivan was responsible for Queenan’s death, he knew that Colin had to be the rat
@@zachrizzo6525 This scene took place earlier in the movie. Shows that Dignam was suspicious of Sullivan long before Queenan's death.
Jack just did a fucking great job on this one really this role was unlike anything he ever did and he just nailed it
Government man...scared.
Imtalking Toyou he better be scared, because my FUCKIN tax bill has just gone up!! (jack Nicholson) 😂😂
@@michaelwoods1171 he's not
bit of over-analysis here. wahlberg was brilliant in this, as well as a bunch of other things. he's indeed turned into a great actor, considering he use to do underwear modelling to the best of my recollection.
Six people had no "tIckie".
NO TIKEE, NO LAUNDRY..could not be a truer story for life! lol
2:05 little did Dignam know he will be the other guy years later
IN THIS COUNTRY!
No ticki; No laundry! haha
Mark at his Best !
the sunglasses and lighting make frank's eyes look beady and small and hollow, colorless. This was a directorial decision, because it makes frank appear to be a ghoul, something sinister. He is already departed in a way.
Whats interesting about this scene is the fact that Costello was an informant for the FEDs the whole time. He never gave the Chinese the real chips at all. He turned over fakes to them. As later in the movie, the police Captain asks him what he did with the real ones. Costello probably turned them over to the FEDs in exchange for being able to continue operating as he was. But he also got to keep the money from the deal. As its also mentioned later that the Chinese buyers were busted later trying to leave the state by the regular police.
I appreciate this little nod to the original movie, as this was a remake, and the original was made in China.
Karl V Redweld infernal Affairs!! Yeahhh man, you got it. I’m surprised more people don’t know that
Now I gotta watch this movie again!!!
This scene always annoyed me because it's a pretty simple business transaction. There's no need for that many people to be involved. Frank definitely wouldn't have been there. And the hostility makes no sense. The Chinese are angry for no reason. It was done just to add intensity to the scene, but there's no logic in it.
Matt, Mark and Leonardo all look-a-like
“No ticky no laundry”
is the chinese guy at 0:25 the guy tony b opens a massage parlor with on the sopranos?
Yes :)
I N T H I S C O U N T R Y
"Oh, who the fuck are you??"
Mark would later on become the other guy
"A new Taiwan" 😂😂😂
he said, "if these gentlemen want to nuke Taiwan."
Marky Mark fucking owed this scene/movie!!!
Matt D. played such a good twerp in this movie.
“Tell Bruce Lee and the karate kids” lmao
NICHOLSONS'S head bop @ 238 is dope!
No Ticky, no laundry
Yeah apparently the vibrations just improved when he made the switch from rapper to actor!
Jack Nicholson might be my favorite racist ever. "In THIS country" xD xD xD
Nicholson is so cool
I swear in the beginning of the Chinese guy talking I swear he was spitting serious bars.
What is the name of this movie?
2:03, he’s ONE of the other guys 😛
" No tikki , no laundry.".
What a fucking cast
Nicholson is a MASTER!
Keep your head down until you're numb.
@2:05 ironic,cause mark whalberg would later play "the other guy" lol