The saddest part of the movie: the fact that Margie never got to see what they meant by "funny looking in a general kinda way." IT'S THE PERFECT DESCRIPTION SHE WOULD'VE IDENTIFIED HIM INSTANTLY!
@@nancyvillines4552 What is the saddest part? …that 2 white girls couldn’t find more gainful employment, in central North Dakota, than prostitution? (remember, comedy)
It is clear to me that had Steve Buscemi's character gone along with Peter Stormare's character and went out for more pancakes he wouldn't have been knee deep in a wood chipper.
Yeah I think the pancake argument was when Gaear decided that Carl was never gonna leave with his half of the ransom money... the Ironic thing is it probably fell into the hands of some farmer or passerby the following spring when the snow melted...
Stormare is a horrible actor and I have no idea why it isn't called out more. Everything he is in, it just pulls me out. Like Paul Dano, who did this potato smoke?
@@TheAndrewj96 - You, like most, like who and what you're told to like. It, and nepotism, are the only thing that explains the Gyllenhaal's, as another example. I still think Heath took himself out because he couldn't live with being forced to call her 'beautiful', twice, in 'The Dark Knight'.
chernebog07 There was an actual murder case involving a wood chipper. The one case that stands out was Richard Crafts. He killed his wife and then dismembered her body before throwing her remains into a wood chipper
Brian Olson You sound like Richard Crafts. That’s what he did when he murdered his wife. He beat her to death, placed her body in a freezer, before dismembering her body with a chain saw and throwing them into a wood chipper
@@melmelon3393 same reason why you put meat in a freezer before using a food processor. Warm meat likes to stick to itself and snag on the blades. When its cold it particulates better.
Every time I revisit this movie I remember how it was based from a town over from me in Lake Zoar, Southbury, CT. When you grow up in the woods, sometimes you really want to put someone through a woodchipper.
@@andu1854 I WANTED, WANTED, REALLY WANTED, to love The English Patient,… and I’ve watched it 3 times already, trying to look for redeeming qualities,… but just NOOOOO!! Beautifully made, well acted, yes, definitely. But just nope.
You know, if he had simply jetted off with the money in the car instead of returning to the cabin he would have been rich and far, far away before the crime had come to light. New name, etc. I'm sure they have no questions asked doctors in Florida.
The rural Minnesota guy who needs to make a major physical effort to say a four-letter word (0:30) got me when I saw this on initial release. The collision between people like that and those like Showalter and Grimsrud is a good part of Fargo, the film.
Of course, there was no "true story" behind this. But the story was inspired by an actual body-in-a-wood chipper. A killer tried to shove his victim through a chipper, which he'd placed on a bridge in the middle of a river, on a highway. He was caught blithely stuffing body parts into it in broad daylight. Loony as a hoot owl. Other than that, though, the entire story is fiction.
"There's more to life than a little money you know.. dontcha you know that?" is like when your favourite teacher says "I'm not angry, I'm just disappointed".
There is a book written by one of the world's top forensic anthropoligists. Think of a real life "Bones" but this is a man who was the only westerner invited to the USSR to examine the remains of the Romanoff family. The book was full of cases where the murderers thought they did everything right but it's actually extremely hard to destroy tiny bits of humans that can't be traced. Then again some people just don't think through; not that the guy in the movie was the sharpest tool in the drawer. He had an incident where the murderer put his victim through a chipper, at a remote shack next to a frozen lake. The chute fired the bits out on to the lake but being frozen for months to come, nothing disappeared "under the water" like the genius hoped, and it was so spread out, impossible not to see and impossible to go out and cover over. LOL.
If I'm not mistaken, the book is called "Dead Men Do Tell Tales: The Strange and Fascinating Cases of a Forensic Anthropologist" by William R. Maples. Hopefully you still have a desire to find it three years later.
One of the funnier scenes was cut from this. Right after he gets back to his partner they start arguing about splitting the value of the new car since only one of them can take it. Steve Buscemi goes "Did you fuckin notice this? I got shot. I got shot in the fuckin face!"
Every time I see that wood chipper scene I think “why?” Not even in the “how could you?!” sense…more in the “this has got to be the worst method of body disposal ever devised” kind of way. There’s fluids and chunks flying EVERYWHERE…evidence getting blown into a pile that’s essentially impossible to conceal in these conditions. I guess you could start a bonfire but among all those trees? It’s just a horribly, horribly stupid method of body disposal.
He didn't want to cross Grimsrud, which was probably smart. But then in the end he let his emotions get the better of him by refusing to split the car which is presumably why Grimsrud killed him. I mean, if the opposite had happened and he had not paid Grimsrud, and the end scene is Grimsrud hunting him down and killing him everyone would say "why didn't he just pay him the $40k, he had $1 million, why would he piss off a crazy murderer?"
@@Sphere723 Also because he provoked him ^^ called him a "mute" ^^ And also threatened him by showing him his gun, opening the jacket to the side. Grimsrud never did anything wrong to him really .. and he had probably had enough of his unstable attitude. He was also a liability for the future. He had seen Grimsrud shoot a police officer .. that is a big risk to have someone that unstable go loose, and also be at odds with you.
He also didn't know that his partner had killed Jeanne yet, so he may have thought they still had to deal with the wife issue, also Grimsrud def doesn't seem like the type of guy you want to have a grudge against you
True fact: That was actually Steve's leg sticking out of the top of the wood chipper. Steve had to hold himself upside down inside the chipper and squirt ketchup onto a blade whirling only an inch from his face to get this scene right.
EL34BluGlo yes Steve Buscemi was a former New York City Fire Fighter from 1980 to 1984 and on September 11th 2001 he volunteered with his former firehouse. He worked 12 hour shifts for a week and helped dig through rubble looking for firefighters.
No evidence of any other cops around but there is no way Margie got him in the car by herself. Even wounded in the leg he would have killed her. It's not like she could have help him walk while holding him at gunpoint.
(Blood) Simple - Margie told the perp to crawl into the vehicle no matter how much it hurt, because her next shot was going into his balls - you know, dat ding you got down there...
@@TomCheer9 While she is tougher than she looks, it doesn't sound like her and the threat might not be convincing even if she uttered it. How she got him into the vehicle is a mystery. Even with a bullet in the leg, I don't see Grimsrud going meekly to prison for life plus 99 years, assuming there is no death penalty in Minnesota...
I can't believe how many people in the comments are assuming Margie cuffed him and put him in the car by herself. She radioed in that she spotted the car. The Coens assumed their audience is savvy enough to understand that a whole bunch of back up arrived on the scene. They don't need to show us every obvious moment to keep the story moving.
Gaear kills Carl with an axe, then looks up from the squad car at Giant Paul Bunyan looming over him in that bleak, snowy grey sky carrying an....axe....(camera zooms in on it). What's Paul saying to him from that grinning face?
The comedy of him not understanding how much of a psycho his own partner was. If he'd just kept his damn mouth shut, he could have just driven off in the car and gotten away with it. Hell, he could have taken all the money with him and skipped over a couple of states. Grimsrud would have just been sitting there in the cabin with his mouth open watching soap operas for a week before even realizing anything was wrong.
Remember she radioed in that she spotted the car. They probably sent a lot of back up. We as viewers didn't need to see the 12 cops in the yard to keep the story moving. That's my take on it.
The saddest part of the movie: the fact that Margie never got to see what they meant by "funny looking in a general kinda way." IT'S THE PERFECT DESCRIPTION SHE WOULD'VE IDENTIFIED HIM INSTANTLY!
... and not circumcised.
@@nancyvillines4552 What is the saddest part? …that 2 white girls couldn’t find more gainful employment, in central North Dakota, than prostitution? (remember, comedy)
She did see one of his feet. Still equipped with a clean white sock...
@@stevekaczynski3793 I’ve used plenty of chippers. Can’t imagine the sock staying so clean.
That foot looked kinda funny poking out of the wood chipper
"Don't you know that?" That dose of compassion in her voice makes that line perfect.
compassion and a little naivete
Donchyaknowthat?
He doesn't know that.
Psychopaths don't know that and certainly don't care.
@@manuelpuente7336 Yeah naivete like that is so frustrating to me. That said, she pulled it off very well in that scene.
I love her lecture at the end, like she's talking to an errant toddler. "And it's a beautiful day....." Well, more or less.
She's talking more to herself trying to make sense of it all. You can't have a normal discussion with someone like that.
The whole film he had to put up with constant commentary from Steve Buscemi, now he has to sit through a stern lecture.
It's like your mum saying to you that she's "not angry, just disappointed!".
Ask those three souls up in Brainerd if it's a beautiful day.
"It's a beautiful day." Cut to a frozen, barren, deserted wasteland...
the Cohen brothers really love scenes that show criminals treating their own bullet wounds.
Yeah, it sort of paints a picture of Tough Guy Who's Been There Before. Another day, another bullet...
Steve Buscemi made this movie!
I'm not going to debate you, Tyler! (Although William H. Macy was pretty good too.)
He was kinda funny lookin....
Tyler Hussin no, the coen brothers did
The corn brothers? Are they related to the greenbean brothers? LMFAO...........
Cory goddamn autocorrect
It is clear to me that had Steve Buscemi's character gone along with Peter Stormare's character and went out for more pancakes he wouldn't have been knee deep in a wood chipper.
Also just gave him the car when he had $960,000 left
Yeah I think the pancake argument was when Gaear decided that Carl was never gonna leave with his half of the ransom money... the Ironic thing is it probably fell into the hands of some farmer or passerby the following spring when the snow melted...
Knee deep from the top of the leg ... 😮
@@BackwoodsFilmsyou haven’t watched the show?
@@BackwoodsFilmswell, it was picked up by a random passerby, but it certainly wasn't when the snow melted
The Coen Brothers can not only write and direct, but also cast to perfection. Love this damn movie 🎥 🍿
Stormare is a horrible actor and I have no idea why it isn't called out more. Everything he is in, it just pulls me out. Like Paul Dano, who did this potato smoke?
@@sgt.thundercok4704Oh, hush. Paul Dano is amazing.
@@TheAndrewj96 - You, like most, like who and what you're told to like. It, and nepotism, are the only thing that explains the Gyllenhaal's, as another example. I still think Heath took himself out because he couldn't live with being forced to call her 'beautiful', twice, in 'The Dark Knight'.
Mr Buscemi is a freaking living Legend
Laughing at the lady running around with the shower curtain over her head.....trips..."opps" and laughter...!
Let's not forget he helped with the clean up in the aftermath of 9/11.
Until he wasn't
After Tarantino hes one of my fav
meboy are you faat
Fargo is the only movie that I could watch someone get ground up in a woodchipper with amusement.
i love the matter of fact way frances says..."so i guess that was your "accamplice" in the woodchipper..."
"Police!" (points at emblem on hat)
chernebog07 There was an actual murder case involving a wood chipper. The one case that stands out was Richard Crafts. He killed his wife and then dismembered her body before throwing her remains into a wood chipper
Only when it’s Steve Buscemi!
😂 for sure, that foot with white sock sticking up was hilarious in a sick kind of way
Buscemi's "ThE hEcK yA mEaN?" 🤣💀
Jerry look this whole thing. Oh fuck it. Let's take a look at that Sierra.
Buscemi's character hates being bored .. he complains about it a lot
The fact that the Coen Brothers actually smashed in Steve Buccemi's face and ran him through a wood-chipper amazes me!
It's even more amazing that Steve pulled himself back together so he could be cast in the Big Lebowski, it shows how much he loved working with them.
@@Cukito4says the retard with a Simpsons profile 😂
@@Celtchiefhe's a professional
Bravo Vince!
"Fargo: Where soft Innocence meets hard Experience"
Where "Yah" meets "F**k"
15 people are not gonna sit here and debate
22 people don't know there's more to life than a little money, ya know.
30*
They're not gonna *debate*.
Why do people dislike TH-cam videos like this
42 people are not gonna debate you on this
There’s more to life than a little money ya know...
navyguyinva don’t you know that?
Such a great line... Very true and pure to the Heart....
Shoulda talked to old Bill Diehl. He’s at North Star.
“Total silence, we’ll see how you like it.” I’m pretty sure he would LOVE that 😂😂
It's better to freeze the body first before putting it in the chipper.
...how would you know
Brian Olson You sound like Richard Crafts. That’s what he did when he murdered his wife. He beat her to death, placed her body in a freezer, before dismembering her body with a chain saw and throwing them into a wood chipper
@@melmelon3393 same reason why you put meat in a freezer before using a food processor. Warm meat likes to stick to itself and snag on the blades. When its cold it particulates better.
Paulie’s Walnutz funny name
Good advice!
Damn. I never noticed the irony of him seeing Paul Bunyan with an axe after he hacked up his partner
Every time I revisit this movie I remember how it was based from a town over from me in Lake Zoar, Southbury, CT. When you grow up in the woods, sometimes you really want to put someone through a woodchipper.
I know the story your talking about. Back in the 80s. Mr krafts i think was his name. I live in newtown and have heard the story before
"No body / no crime" . . .
2:37 no matter what I always laugh at the ear flaps flopping lol
Haha always loved the sheer agony on that dudes face to spit out “fucking lair”
A different world from Carl Showalter (Buscemi) who utters profanity with great ease...
Fargo WAS the best movie of 1996… hands down.
Very true but the English Patient did give us a funny episode of Seinfeld
@@andu1854
I WANTED, WANTED, REALLY WANTED, to love The English Patient,… and I’ve watched it 3 times already, trying to look for redeeming qualities,… but just NOOOOO!! Beautifully made, well acted, yes, definitely. But just nope.
its one of the greatest films ever made fucking masterpiece
You know, if he had simply jetted off with the money in the car instead of returning to the cabin he would have been rich and far, far away before the crime had come to light. New name, etc. I'm sure they have no questions asked doctors in Florida.
Florida is a long way from Minnesota. Having an entrance and an exit wound in your jaw tends to attract attention...
'You shot me!' he says, with such disbelief, to the man he has just shot 😂
These criminal types are rarely good at taking accountability. When someone strikes back, they’re offended.
The heck ya mean?
The heck do ya mean?!
I’ll see you tomorrow!
These two had a really toxic relationship 😂🤣
Jerry and his father in law?
@@amina-pr8xtwell them too but I meant Carl and Gaer
Got a Woodland Mills wood chipper ad below this vid.
Smart Marketing.
that is pure awesomeness. which reminds me...can I bring a few friends over...ya know, to test it out?
The rural Minnesota guy who needs to make a major physical effort to say a four-letter word (0:30) got me when I saw this on initial release. The collision between people like that and those like Showalter and Grimsrud is a good part of Fargo, the film.
They were NOT dealer plates. The car belonged to David Lee Roth.
Might as well jump!
Ask those 38 poor souls out there in thumbs down if a deals a deal,
Go on , Go ahead. ask em.
The heck dya mean ?
This was supposed to be a "no rough stuff" type deal!
Don't EVER interrupt me Jerry just shut the FUCK UP!!
The reason why Buscemi is been constantly said to shut the fuck up in the next Coens movie is this unstoppable chatting :)
Of course, there was no "true story" behind this. But the story was inspired by an actual body-in-a-wood chipper. A killer tried to shove his victim through a chipper, which he'd placed on a bridge in the middle of a river, on a highway. He was caught blithely stuffing body parts into it in broad daylight. Loony as a hoot owl. Other than that, though, the entire story is fiction.
Next time I want to leave a paid parking lot for free I'm bringing a blood makeup kit and telling the attendant to open the effing gate.
"There's more to life than a little money you know.. dontcha you know that?" is like when your favourite teacher says "I'm not angry, I'm just disappointed".
The setting is perfectly set by the guy who had so much trouble getting the F word out
You could literally see the physical pain when he said fuck.
There is a book written by one of the world's top forensic anthropoligists. Think of a real life "Bones" but this is a man who was the only westerner invited to the USSR to examine the remains of the Romanoff family.
The book was full of cases where the murderers thought they did everything right but it's actually extremely hard to destroy tiny bits of humans that can't be traced. Then again some people just don't think through; not that the guy in the movie was the sharpest tool in the drawer.
He had an incident where the murderer put his victim through a chipper, at a remote shack next to a frozen lake. The chute fired the bits out on to the lake but being frozen for months to come, nothing disappeared "under the water" like the genius hoped, and it was so spread out, impossible not to see and impossible to go out and cover over. LOL.
Sounds pretty interesting, do you remember the title of the book?
Charliebrm1 charliebrm1 was what the book title🤷♂️🤷♂️
If I'm not mistaken, the book is called "Dead Men Do Tell Tales: The Strange and Fascinating Cases of a Forensic Anthropologist" by William R. Maples. Hopefully you still have a desire to find it three years later.
@@patfanrji do anyway so thanks
The wood chipper incident is based on a real event. The murder of Helle Crafts by her husband in 1989 who used a wood chipper who dispose of his wife.
The longer I live, the more I realize there is only money. Money is all that matters.
This was really a very good movie
This is what happens after Karl Hungus fixes the cable.
Don't be fatuous, Jeffrey.
My all time favourite movie .. acting top top class .. great story line , funny , dark the lot
Even if youve seen this 50 times its still usually the best thing on
1:03
That makes for a pretty neat transition
One of the funnier scenes was cut from this. Right after he gets back to his partner they start arguing about splitting the value of the new car since only one of them can take it. Steve Buscemi goes "Did you fuckin notice this? I got shot. I got shot in the fuckin face!"
Man. When grandpa shot him,always makes me jump.
The way you put these clips together, it would be funny it they weren't, ya know, connected!
Oh....geez...
Well done well done
Clap clap clap
Oh ja?!
Steve Buscemi doesn't debate. He's not gonna debate you.
Every time I see that wood chipper scene I think “why?” Not even in the “how could you?!” sense…more in the “this has got to be the worst method of body disposal ever devised” kind of way. There’s fluids and chunks flying EVERYWHERE…evidence getting blown into a pile that’s essentially impossible to conceal in these conditions. I guess you could start a bonfire but among all those trees? It’s just a horribly, horribly stupid method of body disposal.
Well......both guys were not the sharper tools in the shed.
Fair, but why are you thinking about corpse disposal so much???
It was set in the 80s before DNA testing was well known. They couldn't easily identify him from blood and tiny chunks.
He keeps talking lol
Morgan Last “Complete silence” “Two can play that game, smart ass” 😂
they're not a bank, jerry
Well fine then, I'll just head over to Midwest Federal and talk to old Bill Deal.
The real question is why even return to give Grimsrud his half?
He didn't want to cross Grimsrud, which was probably smart. But then in the end he let his emotions get the better of him by refusing to split the car which is presumably why Grimsrud killed him. I mean, if the opposite had happened and he had not paid Grimsrud, and the end scene is Grimsrud hunting him down and killing him everyone would say "why didn't he just pay him the $40k, he had $1 million, why would he piss off a crazy murderer?"
@@Sphere723 Also because he provoked him ^^ called him a "mute" ^^ And also threatened him by showing him his gun, opening the jacket to the side. Grimsrud never did anything wrong to him really .. and he had probably had enough of his unstable attitude. He was also a liability for the future. He had seen Grimsrud shoot a police officer .. that is a big risk to have someone that unstable go loose, and also be at odds with you.
There’s wisdom there.
He also didn't know that his partner had killed Jeanne yet, so he may have thought they still had to deal with the wife issue, also Grimsrud def doesn't seem like the type of guy you want to have a grudge against you
Someone said that every movie should be made by the Coen brothers.
I don't watch mafia movies, but I did see fargo
Margie's sweet, but she's literally telling a guy who put another guy in a woodchipper to stop and enjoy life for what it is. lol
That was the chipper by the lake.
I too am goin crazy by the lake.
I bet the person who found the case full of money when the snow melted was very excited!
Yeah, he's the main character in season 1 of Fargo the TV series. It's awesome to find out who finally came across the money.
... but maybe Anton Chigurh would come after that money then ...
That animal blundetto
I can't even say his name
Where is pancakes house?
jbot91 I’m fucking hungry now you know
Yeah yeah I’m telling you first we get laid then we go to pancake house
@@snugglytv5642 😐
@@snugglytv5642 then we put you in the wood chipper
“I don’t watch mafia movies, but I did see Fargo”
..... ya but that Truecoat...!
"I'm not going to debate you Jerry"
92 people aren't gonna sit here and debate.
1:03. Well that's a very interesting transition.
Poor weak, feckless Jerry.
Mickey Bitsko Now he’s got nothing left to do but to answer for his crimes
True fact: That was actually Steve's leg sticking out of the top of the wood chipper. Steve had to hold himself upside down inside the chipper and squirt ketchup onto a blade whirling only an inch from his face to get this scene right.
Where did you find that out?
I used my Imagination!
sounds like cinema bullshit
Back when actors did their own stunts.
You had me believing until you mentioned the ketchup thing.
"There's more to life than a little money, ya know..."
Ya, put another napkin on it
🤣
Steve Buscemi's former FDNY.
Is he?
He is. On 9/11 he suited up and helped his crew at Ground Zero.
EL34BluGlo yes Steve Buscemi was a former New York City Fire Fighter from 1980 to 1984 and on September 11th 2001 he volunteered with his former firehouse. He worked 12 hour shifts for a week and helped dig through rubble looking for firefighters.
“So it’d be a coincidence if they weren’t, you know, CONNECTED.”
No evidence of any other cops around but there is no way Margie got him in the car by herself. Even wounded in the leg he would have killed her. It's not like she could have help him walk while holding him at gunpoint.
I remember telling myself that when I first watched it at 14 years old. How was she able to cuff him?
(Blood) Simple - Margie told the perp to crawl into the vehicle no matter how much it hurt, because her next shot was going into his balls - you know, dat ding you got down there...
@@TomCheer9 While she is tougher than she looks, it doesn't sound like her and the threat might not be convincing even if she uttered it. How she got him into the vehicle is a mystery. Even with a bullet in the leg, I don't see Grimsrud going meekly to prison for life plus 99 years, assuming there is no death penalty in Minnesota...
Don't.forget when she spotted the car she had radioed it in so backups would have been on the way.
Perhaps it is the conditioning. She shot him already. His brain identifies her as a willing shooter. So he obeys her?
I almost feel bad for Carl. Almost.
bit of tissue on a gaping wound, yeah that’s gonna do it
I can't believe how many people in the comments are assuming Margie cuffed him and put him in the car by herself. She radioed in that she spotted the car. The Coens assumed their audience is savvy enough to understand that a whole bunch of back up arrived on the scene. They don't need to show us every obvious moment to keep the story moving.
Jerry Lundegaard made a clean break, he changed his identity and moved to the south side of Chicago to become Frank Gallagher.
Actually he murder-suicided his cheating wife when 1980s begun.
if the people from corner gas drove around in a van solving mysteries - this would be the show...
"We go to Pancakes House"
He hates Buscemi's character so much he doesn't care about all of the bloody snow. He just wants to grind every last bit of life out of the guy.
I would have liked to see the face behind Riley Diefenbach's voice on the telephone
That wood chipper is too difficult to use, and doesn't really dispose of the evidence very well. He really needed a pig farm.
Pigs will go through bone, like a knife through butter..........
@@simonhodgetts6530 “who are you? Besides some crazy fuck who feeds people to pigs?”
Just burying him would've been more cleaner.
Thank you for your insight
Yep. Hannibal. Another Ridley Scott masterpiece.
Gaear kills Carl with an axe, then looks up from the squad car at Giant Paul Bunyan looming over him in that bleak, snowy grey sky carrying an....axe....(camera zooms in on it). What's Paul saying to him from that grinning face?
"You'll never eat pancakes again."
god that tissue paper scene actually upset my stomach
And you thought the stain at the end of a receipt tape was ink.
I often wonder what ever happened to the Asian classmate….
Goldtoes up.
Poetry hit different
I love you Frances McDormand.
do you get a boner when you see her?
@@marcelleratafia2360
I do
Paul Bunyan!!!
Lois Griffin killed Brian Griffin reference on family guy
I've seen chippers go through a tree 5-6 inches around & 15 feet long like it was nothing & you are going to tell me a leg got it hung up? lol
Shitty chipper 🤷
Also humans and trees are different.
Meat is not like a tree, it can gum up the machine. A tree cannot, it just chips.
Maybe struggling with the belt buckle? |-)
There's more to life than a little money ya know....
The comedy of him not understanding how much of a psycho his own partner was. If he'd just kept his damn mouth shut, he could have just driven off in the car and gotten away with it. Hell, he could have taken all the money with him and skipped over a couple of states. Grimsrud would have just been sitting there in the cabin with his mouth open watching soap operas for a week before even realizing anything was wrong.
I disagree. I think he understood him well enough to know not to try to stiff him altogether, but arrogant enough to make demands.
A no rough stuff type deal
I tried looking up the true story behind this, but couldn't really find anything. Anyone know some of the details?
It's not a true story, they lied
Haha pranked
Can I have your ticket sir!? :)
have a seat Open The F&$king Gate!
I love his enthusiasm for his job; that's sorely missing in today's environment.
May I have your ticket please?.....OPEN THE FUCKING GATE!
two can play at that game.
what I never understood; how did a heavily pregnant woman drag a man twice of her size, shot in the leg, back to the police car
Remember she radioed in that she spotted the car. They probably sent a lot of back up. We as viewers didn't need to see the 12 cops in the yard to keep the story moving. That's my take on it.
@@mikemartin5749 If you watched the movie then you would know that Marge met with the reinforcements on the road AFTER this scene
Im not gonna debate 😞
Open the fucking gate!
The heck do ya meeeen??
A brand new Vee hickle