"Training Day" - Chicanos HD
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- "Training Day" is a 2001 American crime thriller film directed by "Antoine Fuqua" & starring "Denzel Washington & Ethan Hawke".
The film earned mostly positive critical appraisal. Washington's performance as a corrupt cop, Detective Alonzo Harris, a departure from his usual roles, was particularly praised and earned him an Academy Award for Best Actor at the 74th Academy Awards. His co-star Ethan Hawke was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his performance as rookie cop, Officer Jake Hoyt.
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“Please , I got a little kid”
“Blast his ass homes”
TUCO GOT NO MERCY FOR YOU.
"tight tight tight!"
Is that the same guy they use in breaking bad for tuco?
@@bradshaw1996 yup that’s Tuco
Imagine if Jake did died. His little girl would had grown up to be exactly like Alzono.
@@bradshaw1996 Yeah this is the same world as Breaking Bad, it happened before that show, same writers.
This is one of the few times in movie history where such an insane coincidence actually comes off as believable. 🤔
That's right where you and I see things a little different. The way I see it Lanzo had done paid these puto's the fuck off with that mini garage sell of blender and toaster and cd players filled with fucking money. I would be willing to bet Lanzo still wanted that asshole dead and these fucks were obligated to do it. I mean even if say hoyt had called the 6 best looking hookers in town on his way in the door to come over and sprinkled these penis lovers with some clam chowder in the end he needs to go down.
John Smith You mad at someone?
Did your girl do you wrong?
Was she a Latina?
Lol
Calm down Mr.Cheese
Pulp fiction does it well with the hidden man with a relver scene
In the director's commentary they say he got the idea to use them because of the girl and it was more of a convenience thing, guess he didn't expect him to keep her wallet.
indeed
Hats off to Cliff Curtis for portraying a very convincing Ese while being really a Maori. This masterpiece is now 21 years old.
I remember this is the first role I ever saw him in and then later on when I saw him in other roles I was surprised he wasn’t even Hispanic lmao. Like damn he fooled me 😂
Uncle “Fuckin” Bully and Travis Manawa
He also played in Columbiana as Catalina's uncle who mentored her own exacting her revenge for her parents murder.
Nah that's racist of him
He played the perfect Cholo. That acting was impressive as hell.
The moment Smiley knew he was wrong and felt relieved that Hoyt wasn’t lying . You can see it in his eyes and he has the humbleness and discipline to maintain his poise
I think Smiley hated Alonzo sooo much it made his decision easier, as well. Had Alonzo lived he would have kept the money even tho the job wasn't done. No one had love for dude.
What’s really crazy is the actor playing Smiley isn’t Hispanic, dude is from like New Zealand
@@taniusscott800because he was a snake only looking out for himself
@@CrownMe13 He's a Maori fulla named Cliff Curtis. He's been known since the mid 1990s when he was in the classic New Zealand film, Once Were Warriors. Look it up on YT, his character was called Uncle Bully
@davidemelia6296 his name is not uncle bully. Its uncle fuking bully lol
“Is that your little cousin”
*Still takes money 😂
I noticed that too but hey those cortez nikes ain't free
lmaoo underrated
Slowly puts it into his pocket with one hand 😂
Facts tho fr goes to show his man is shady af. He a snake 🐍 you can’t bang with untrustworthy 💯 ☠️
Right
"He was a white boy, and looked real young" only description they needed lol
It's not often u see a young white boy. So it made perfect sense.
@@virgingrandpa1920 he had the wallet in his pocket. You dont need too much of a description after that
They all look alike
There ain't no Young white boys in MacArthur Park
They knew the guy he was riding with all day was black, so... yeah.
3:08 I remember watching this in a theatre in Seattle and these two ladies in front of us saying "Don't you lie, girl. Don't you do it." It made it even more real.
aww then they flashes those titties too right 🤔
The tension in this scene was unbelievable on first viewing.
I love the fact that what saved him was his only act of being a proper cop to that point that Alonzo had no control over.
Excellent point. I REALLY like the reference to Alonzo having no control over it.
Or, did Alonso actually have some level of control over that? Keep in mind he set everything up that day; is it really a stretch to think he might have paid those two crackheads to accost Smiley‘s cousin in that alleyway in hopes that Smiley and his homies would kill Jake? If so he obviously made a mistake (as everyone eventually does) in that he didn’t count on the gang letting Jake go out of gratitude for saving her.
@@DorvellTStewart If Jake didn’t have that wallet he’d be dead. Alonzo didn’t know he had that. He paid that gang to kill someone before because he knew about the bathtub and the gang already had a LAPD pistol.
The gang members had more respect and honor than Alonzo and thats why he ended up with the fate he did
Eres pendejo , Lonsp was a cop stupid ..you mean ' the pigs '
Smart observation. If you have no respect and honor and humility at least on some level, you're eventually going down.
Lonzo gave no shits about his kid in the line of fire at the end so totally agtee
It's funny how the criminal element has the most respect for humanity...it's like child molesters get killed when they go to prison.
Well gang member will spare your life if you saved one of their family members
Don’t let this distract you form the fact that hector is gonna be running 3 Honda civics with spoon engines
lmfao
slow 350z hahahah
slow 350z shes leticia or letty
Dont forget the Motec System Exhaust!
😂🤣😂🤣💯💯💯
The moment the light bulb clicked on for Jake. "You know this shit was just business right?.............right?" One of the best movie scenes ever.
All business... Never personal
The music changed after to note that He was mad to the point of maybe killing him for trying to waste him for "just business", and we didn't see if big money moved at all. just some home appliances.
The look on Smiley's face at 3:43 when he realizes that Jake is telling the truth. Such a wonderful moment.
Jake was lucky that Smiley was cool headed.
@Joseph-oz2ih more than cool headed he is a smart veterano righteous and real og
"She's my cousin homes. She's a civilian it ain't right involving her, you just fucked up" brilliant bit of writing, that one line tells you everything you need to know about this character.
i know what he means.. but... Normally don't mess with civilians.. that's a lie!!...
shut the fuck up with your lies.
IamLEGENDkb24 OG like him don't...... Younger dudes probably not any OG.
if your not in the gang life your ah Civilian, shiits old
Yeah that's complete BULL SHIT!!
I like how Smiley presses his cousin to tell him the truth after she lies initially...at that point, I think, Smiley really wanted to make the right decision after careful considerations
I think for a guy like smiley the idea of even possibly executing the man who saved his family from an assault as life destroying as that…….would be unacceptable to him.
Kill a Narc for money? Sure
Kill a man who put himself at risk and saved your niece for no other reason than he’s a good guy. No way, that shit is just……rude.
@@jimmy2k4o On top of that he had her wallet. Smiley already knows she wasn't in school all day or something happened.
He let hawk go cause he did not want to be Alonzos bitch anymore
I think so too...
@@allangarner2770 well smiley couldn’t know that letting Jake live would bring Alonzo down, he didn’t mention anything about Alonzo after he decided to spare Hoyt.
Infact sparing Hoyt is dangerous to smiley, as Alonzo might punish him for it especially after he took Alonzo’s money to kill Hoyt.
He spared Hoyt for one simple reason……….honour.
Smiley is a honorable player in The Game. He took to time to verify the story, weigh the choice, and come to the proper resolution.
He was sooooo lucky... He was genuine and they respected that... Didn't matter if he was a cop or not he did a solid for them...
They know the fact he intervened and stopped it along with kicking their asses means he's a rare one a decent honest cop who steps in no matter what unlike Alonzo who did nothing and would have let it happen and not given a fuck because he gets no benefit from doing the decent thing
his selflessness in that moment, even though he was having such a shitty day, ended up saving his life. His good heart and good intentions overcame alonzos evil intentions.
Agreed....
I like Jake more than Alzono. He didn’t let Alzono’s evil influence take over him.
Good will always prosper over evil
@@mikhailparkes9841 so true 👍
@@a.rtomboy6202 **Alonzo*
I really appreciate the fact Smiley pressed her for the truth cause if he just heard she went to class and left it he would of killed him..
if she really went to school then why is her wallet in the cop's pocket ? Smiley was smart.
He pressed her cause on the off chance (in this case was correct) he's gonna find those 2 crack heads and kill them
@@tareklegrand7747 OK that’s good attention to details bro.
@@tareklegrand7747 Smiley wanted to hear something else. Also, deep down, I think Smiley is a God fearing kinda guy. Bien abuella y mama!
His cousin had probably lied to him often before, especially about whether she was going to school or not.
I love this scene because it shows when they find the picture and he explains they don’t believe him. Because they are normally dealing with cops like Alonzo. The scene brings you in and makes you feel nervous and overwhelmed because they had the right to kill him but don’t because they have respect and honor
Well the fact Jake intervened and stopped her from being raped and kicked their asses shows he's a rare one, a decent honest cop who stepped in and stopped it whereas Alonzo did nothing and didn't give a fuck because there wasn't anything in it for him
“That’s some trippy ass shit homes”
Such great writing. Cuts the tension like butter.
The acting was so convincing, I was at the edge of my seat during this scene.
For real lol it was a very intense scene
I saw it in the theater, we all were. I was in film school, we were all talking about it later, when she said nothing happened everyone was like, oh he’s dead. I was like, oh please tell the truth!
The actors really pulled it off.
I've seen Training Day dozens of times, but this scene is still extremely suspenseful every time I watch it, including even now on youtube lol
Me when I first watched it lol
ethan hawke really didnt get the credit he deserved for his role thanks to Denzels powerhouse performance but he was amazing too
I personally think Denzel is overrated. Hawke deserved this Oscar. Denzel should have gotten one for Philadelphia, not this
@@dratelectasis i think denzel deserved it...especially considering how much he had to change to play this kind of character
Agreed
He got nominated so he did get credit
Zel stole awards from Ethan TWICE! In Magnificent 7 and training day. This isnt the first time.
All actors in this scene just flat out killed it. One of the most epic turning points in a movie.
The way Smiley says „We gonna talk more about this later.“ is brilliant. Cause you know in this moment those crackheads are soon no more
Ethan Hawke said in an interview that this was the scariest scene he ever acted in his life, he said he was really terrified by the situation of being in that bathtub with a the gun pointed at his head and the other guy screaming his lungs out at him
Evidently, he still has nightmares about it.
@@DorvellTStewart and don’t get him started on Dre’s acting in this movie…. Lol jk
@@805fillmore and the corn rows
@@805fillmore Dre's acting was so bad that it was actually great because we all know there's always a corny dude like that in every crew that tries a little too hard
@@ewizzle2 I was just kidding. I love Dre and never thought his acting was bad.
"Blast his ass, homes." That is one of the coldest line deliveries ever.
"Kick his ass, Seabass."
@@7beers "know what I mean? Jellybean"
ily vato
Tuco before his interactions with Heisenberg
@@7beers 😂😂😂
I watched this movie I was around 13-14 years old maybe, I remember the absolute feeling of fear, despair and hopelessness seeing this scene for the first time. It's one of the few scenes in movies I know everything will be alright in the end, but you still feel desperate for Jake's outcome.
Cinema at its finest!
This movie has so many scenes I'll never forget, this is top of the list. One of the most raw crime movies ever. You feel exhausted when it's over but also wish it was longer.
When Letty said “he was a white boy”
The whole theater erupted in laughter
My theater laughed uproariously when Tuco said "this is some trippy ass shit, holmes".
They must've all been white.
I exhaled when I first saw it at the movies
Too young to see it in theaters but watched on DVD , that shit was hella funny
@@THERSC216 me too. I graduated highschool the year this came out and this scene had me a teepee and a wigwam. I was TWO TENTS!!
Lmao it's Hector playing Hector again lol
Tuco.that is tuco
He always plays Hector look it up
@@bigboner4605 oh my bad.i thought he was referring to the other guy who played tuco Salamanca nephew of hector Salamanca
He knows hectors too slow to make away with the money
@@allend807 hahaha
Ethan killed this scene. He should of gotten an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor...
When they are dragging him to the bathroom the fear in his eyes and screaming is just terrifying...... great acting all around.
Smiley isnt Mexican, just a good actor lol
William Handy haha yep..he’s a Maori from New Zealand 🇳🇿
Uncle bully
@@garethcampbell6299 maori azteck's maybe relatives
@Ceasar Alexander haha BS
KNUCKLES MUAY THAI I thought I recognized him!
Fun fact: the guy holding the shotgun is actor Cliff Curtis from NEW ZEALAND! He is of Maori decent, and speaks with a Kiwi accent. Most definitely NOT Mexican, but he is often casted as a Mexican guy. He also played an Iraqi father in the movie Three Kings. This is guy is definitely an underrated actor.
ya we know that...
AKA travis from fear the walking dead
Haha, when I was in new Zealand I got mistaken as a kiwi, but I'm Mexican, well half. But our races look alike, but it was fun to be treated as local while I was there
Uncle Bully
We know that, but thanks anyway
One of the most iconic scenes in the movie. Watched this on my birthday April 19, 2022 and meant to comment on this sooner, but every year on my birthday on April 19 my twin brother always buys a movie for us to watch together on our birthday and all I have to say is you can never get disappointed or go wrong with a Denzel Washington film. This is probably 3 years in a row where we've watched a Denzel Washington Film and by far one of the greatest actors of all time as well. Such an underrated film like many say that covers such a well written story with such an iconic cast of characters, track and a cast that if not known is now known with many special appearances and examples like Snoop Dogg, Terry Crews, Dr Dre, Eva Mendes and many more and of course Ethan Hawke where if he wasn't already known to many, became known to many. By far one of the best movies I have ever watched on my birthday, just like every year where my twin brother never fails to amaze me with his movie picks. This is by far definitely a movie where if you haven't watched it yet - should watch and definitely a must watch. Not going to spoil it for anyone, or give any hints to what happens in the movie but it is much similar to what many people have said so far with many more reviews yet to come in the future, however it is very much underrated even if it has mixed reviews. A very intense movie filled with scenes where you can't help but be interested in where its almost as if that you yourself are apart of the movie, where you also can't help yourself but be in the moment and also be in a rollercoaster of emotions of what happens next or is yet to come alongside the fact of getting up from wherever you're watching it on to be in the moment. There's honestly so much to say about this film and of course the cast especially with Denzel but I'm just going to keep this short and simple and let you be the judge of it. - April 19, 2022. 🥳🎉🎂 🎈🎁 💙🌍♾️
April 19th, 1994 here. I see you😎
19.04.1995 here 😂
This scene was brilliant and chilling. Ethan Hawke, Cliff Curtis, Raymond Cruz and Noel Gugliemi did a great job here. Honor amongst thieves, and the Sureños had more respect for Jake than they did Alonzo.
Looks like there's only one truly full Latino in this scene lol
(Edit - talking about Cruz)
@@john-paul9551 Cliff Curtis is New Zealand Maori
Can’t believe the dude’s not even mexican...he plays the role to a point so well. Holy hell.
wat? he doesn't speak like a Mexican at all.
Osvaldo Navarro
You’re obviously not from southern california.
New Zealand
His name is cliff curtis he's a maori from new Zealand
WOW. Amazing. I swear he was the best Mexican actor I ever saw in a US movie.
I remember watching this scene for the first time. Ethan hawke is so convincing, i had never seen genuine fear portrayed so well. I was terrified for him! Underrated actor to say the least.
“I have a little girl!” still gets me.
@@AlmostWorthless The fact that they were gonna do him anyways gets me
Yeah this was definitely one of his greatest and also most underrated performances.
Not an attempt to take away from his performance, but I can imagine that when you're doing a scene it feels real so it helps your reaction as an actor be more realistic.
Watch Gattaca. Ethan was amazing
A masterclass in suspense. Even if you've seen the movie, it's very easy to get so wrapped up in the tension that you end up briefly forgetting the absolute miracle it takes for Jake to get out of this.
This was the moment I loved Ethan Hawke's acting ability. I've seen him in other films after this, but when I first saw this was when my brother rented it out from blockbuster. His acting here was so convincing. The way he's shouting, the fear in his eyes is so real. I was literally scared for his character.
This scene gives me chills. Same reason I never do people wrong...it'll come back to either save you or condemn you one day.
That is true
It truly does. No joke. I'm 40 now and I try to be mindful and protective but also kind and positive. Putting positivity out into the world gives you such a more rewarding return than negativity.
AMEN
One of the very few times Hollywood does a realistic portrayal of homies.
especially the shit being *pushed in* part
ZENIGMATV don't like this movie....
@@mikophilo348 you should know.
@Sneaky Pete - with a name like *sneaky pete* i'm guessing you wrote the book on it lol
yes, and you need a Guy from new Zealand for that.
This scene was *tight tight tight*
When hector says he can’t see and moves the shower curtain cracks me up everytime
Haha. He still took the money from the wallet
his bosses cousins wallet
he fucked up !
My favourite part of the whole film
Alltimeboxing he did fuck up, his name is Hector and even though they didn’t show it in the movie, he got his balls blown off instead for taking the money
small price to pay for your life
Cliff Curtis is such an amazing actor. He's portrayed characters of different ethnicities and he's incredibly convincing in all of them. I think he deserves more recognition.
He just has that unique look. Like here for example he does look like a Mexican American gangster
Agreed!!
He looks Indian as well
He definitely deserves more recognition
I remember that some people got pissed at Cliff Curtis some time ago for race bending and/or cultural appropriation etc. in this scene, but to those people I want to remind them that race bending and cultural appropriation is only an issue when it reinforces offensively misleading stereotypes, which is not what Cliff Curtis is doing with this performance.
In the director's commentary track for this movie, Antoine Fuqua said that before shooting this scene Cliff Curtis spent his free time consulting with Latino gangs in Southern California making deliberate efforts to ensure that his portrayal of a Sureño gang member would not only be accurate, but also not insulting, which was more than Cliff Curtis was obligated to do at the time.
So before someone else decides to preach about how Cliff Curtis was being offensive with this performance, just remember that in 2001 the people he was representing basically had no complaints with this performance, so unless those gangs have problems with the performance now (and to my knowledge they haven't even spoken out about it, probably because they don't care about such small issues), this is one of the least problematic performances of all time, and it would be much more productive to get bothered about something else.
Good to see Tuco has such range as an actor
Such an iconic scene, and legend of a film. An extremely underrated film that covers such an iconic storyline, with a legendary cast like Denzel Washington, characters, and track too it. Watched it on my birthday today on the 19th of April, and was extremely worth it. I don't want to spoil too much, but its worth every penny, and very intense, action packed, and interesting for those who are interested in watching.
@@rg1649 i feel like it's underrated because most people I know, knows the name of the movie but they never watched it
moral of the story - save someone and it may just save you too!
Make sure you ask for their wallet afterward though.
@@Chris-iy4vr lol
@@Chris-iy4vr With their photo id.
ask everyone their life story and judge them before murder bro
Moral of the story is, don't put yourself in these types of situations.
" wait up ese I can't even see "
Jason Lopez homes*
you aint going to blast'em or what holmes
I saw this movie in Spanish and the bald guy said wait I want to see him suffer lol
I grew up in L.A and these actors are 100% spot on!
Cliff Curtis is an amphibious actor 🤣 he can play Latin, arab and Māori all day
when I saw this at the theater, I was literally gripped with fear & suspense with this scene. this was tremendously well acted with intensity & believability!
Me too. I was relieved when the cousin said a cop beat up these drug addicts.
This is one of the scariest scenes EVER!
That's fucking awesome I wish I saw this on the big screen
I love that this clip is literally called "Mexicans HD". Sounds like DLC for Grand Theft Auto.
justin williams LMAO
@@gooduH786 i buy that shit
Cero No in a heart beat lol
I love going to Mexican hood in GTA V
The clip says "Chicanos" genius
I watched this scene so many times and never feel bored of it
Incredible filmmaking. The suspense, acting, storytelling, everything is perfect. And the coincidence was fuckin crazy
2:06. Dude pulled the curtains back..
"Ah Yo Wait Up Ese"
"I Can Even See Homes"
LMAO..🤣😂🤣😂
He can see houses????
@@clevelandcbi .. Yeah.. Only 2 Storie Homes.. LLS 😂🤣
@@coolmoe3289 😁😁
LOL 😂😂
That part was so random 😂😂
Karma. What goes around comes around. Saving that girl’s life also saved his life. Great scene! Great flick!
true man
taking her wallet saved his life lol
Genuinely helping people pays off. You never know, who they know. Life circumstances can have you running back into people, you’ve done wrong, or right. Lol
That's bad news for the two crack heads .
This is as real this gangster life is gonna get for you buddy! Thank God.
The scene after this where Denzel says "you passed the test" was hilarious 😅
Lol still trying to be slick
Ethan Hawke gives a spectacular performance in this film, it just gets overshadowed because Denzel gives one of the top 5 performances in the history of cinema.
when he said, "if you're religious, go ahead and get in your last prayer." that sent chills because it was like his own tagline before offing people and because in his "profession" he still respects the religious people and allows them a chance to reconcile in their last prayer before he sends them off... it's like he's Death.
Once you take a life, you respect the beliefs and wishes of the living when given the chance. The other side is not to be trifled with.
Mexicans are mostly religious.
I love mexicans
everyone’s gotta face God someday. And a lot of Hispanics are religious…Catholic or Christian households usually from what I’ve seen or they pray to “Our Lady Death “ La Santa Muerte. Beware of that 😂 praying to death…might not be a good sign.
I don’t pray to death myself. God said that death is in the hands of an Angel I believe if I’m correct. And Angels help to do Good Works for God. So, therefore God is in control of death ultimately and his Angels.
U see any reapers, you better run boy
Man this whole scene was so perfectly executed and the good deed returned in an unusual way. Training Day remains top 20 in my greatest moveis of all time
This whole scene from their arrival and walking up the steps is one of the most intense movie scenes I've ever seen
Everything happens for a reason type of shit right here. He did something good for someone and boom karma gave him good vibes.
Mike Spector smh good vibes, karma? 🤦🏾♂️
He just did his job. Any cop should’ve done the same
@@papadwarf3953 Any cop could have also just driven past. Not everyone reacts with the same amount of urgency like seen in this scene. Not everyone cares to put themselves into danger for somebody else.
Spartan Fruze thank the PCP lol Hahahah he was seeing everything slow motion
Put good in; get good out
tuco salamanca had anger issues from way back
Tight Tight Tight !!
He was a scout sniper too when he was with Harrison Ford.lol
Acertou mizeravi
sweet noise horrible movie....
OMFG I KNEW I WASNT THE ONLY ONE
Tuco was always crazy hahaha even long before Breaking Bad.
The best scene in the entire movie. First time I've seen this gave me chills
2:40 When Jake said he had a daughter, I think Smiley knew he was telling the truth. Though he still needed his cousin's confirmation, Smiley knows he wouldn't lie about something like that.
Jake was fortunate Smiley didn't ask his daughters age. He has a thing for daughters of men called Jake.
@@smoog DAMN!!! Jake the muss won't you like you saying that...
Remember when Alonzo told Jake to not wear his wedding ring? Ironic that having a family may have at least partially helped save him.
Plus, Jake proclaiming he has a daughter brings a lot of sense to Smiley as to why he'd go out of his way in the middle of traffic to save someone else's daughter from being attacked and raped. And also, shows the Chicanos that Jake is NOTHING like his heartless partner Alonso whom they already have little respect for.
So many layers to this scene.
I don't really get what him having a daughter had to do with that whole situation.
I FINALLY WATCHED IT TH-cam. NOW LEAVE ME ALONE.
Ahah same
TH-cam knows what its doing good moral story
Yeah, I know the feeling.
hahaha good one
No ese' you gon' stay an' wach some mooooooooooooooooooorrrrrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeljhxvhdfhgiha[hg[iharhg[rigahg9ihrg
So hard to choose the best scene in this movie because there are so many, but this one is definitely one of my favorites!
“I had my sh*t pushed in!!!” Will always be the most memorable line lmao
2:06 dude said "wait a minute ese I can't see" like it was a movie on TV or some shit lool
Mastah Bex hahahah
That's how crazy real Mexican gangbangers are
Mastah Bex you ain’t gonna blast him or what ese? Haha
Pull up now im like CHEESE
And
"YOU LIE TO ME!" I felt like he was yelling at me, sheesh! Fucking love training day!
🤣😂
Once Hoyt realized that his life was in danger and he was actually in the kill box at that table I respect the fact that he went out swinging knowing the outcome was Grimm.
I think we love watching the scene because it's nice to see someone catch a break.
This scene is a Masterpiece!
With all the corruption, greed and backstabbing the higher ups in the restaurant, Alonzo and his soldiers made…..it eventually led to all their downfall.
Hoyt being an honest cop and doing the right thing in saving the girls life led to it saving his own and most likely becoming the Hero that took down the corrupt in the end.
It really is such a great scene
Nahhhh this is not how it works in real life. "Jake" would've been on the first boat to a "permanent vacation" right after the loose end with Lonzo and the Russians was tied up. Ain't no way in hell the higher upside would let Jake live and create a buzz for their income
It's not certain that Alonzo's teammates are arrested. Having the same mentality of he they will just take advantage of his death to take the business he had.
Did it ever say if Alonzo’s people got arrested the ones who killed roger
The Russians was going to kill lonzo money or no money when he showed up I have no clue y he had no money but they didn’t kno that they started shooting immediately
That's why I always try to stop a rape in progress and keep the girl's wallet
thats the only reason keep the rape victims wallet if you asked me....in case this happened XD
She ran off when he intervened and he picked it up afterwards
Those 2 plain clothes officers should have arrested the pair or better yet - take those 2 thugs lives or least beat them up so they couldn't do it to someone else.
I know it seems like graphic though, thugs like that shouldn't even consider doing such things
James The Archaic One Wait, didn't Alonzo *tell* her to leave, after she started yelling about getting her cousins to fck up the rapists? In fact, I think that's one of the reasons Alonzo chose this crew to finish off Hoyt.
That is why i rob little girls wallets.
Ethan Hawks was simply marvelous in this scene. He saved his own ass. They now fully respect him now.
In a real life one in a billion scenario like this, that guy just made 3 friends.
This scene scared the shit outta me when I first watched it. Poor Jake.
That’s what INTENSE is all about...I’ve seen this movie many times over and I can’t get over the acting of these actors..brilliant to the REALITY...great movie also.
Best ever scene! Period!
This scene is tense dramatic and even funny it's a master piece
The way he says her cousin is just a civilian gives us the entire picture of gang gold rule to not fuck with the family, nowadays that respect doesn't exist. Sad.
That’s entirely fictional, gangs are the most greedy backstabbers ever and there’s tons of cases where they go after civilians and families too.
As with everything, it’s on an individual level and depends on the person
Not true. In the deleted scenes of this movie, Smiley said that he was supposed to burn his house down and kill his family inside it after they killed Jake. Criminals will do anything if you pay em enough.
They got family
Dom Toretto Family
takes his homies little cousins money😂😂😂😂😂
lmaoooooooooooooooooooooo
he's just a lowlife scumbag like the rest of the gang members..
Bender Bending Rodriguez they will fuck you up
NBA NBA Rich Moneyboy lol
Lmfaooooo bro u stupid I never laughed this hard at a comment 😂😂😂😂
The vato was tellin' the truth.
Life's a trip, huh? What a Line!!!
1:26 He’s holding the gun with two hands
1:27. He’s holding it with one hand
1:28. And back to two hands
Damn you have some quality eyeballs right down your forehed. Take care of it
Cartman4wesome yeah do I saw the same thing and I was surprised nobody else saw it
Otosaka Yuu but I am Mexican....
Well, you see, movies are rarely (if ever) filmed in sequence. The scene with the three guys in the frame could’ve been filmed on a Tuesday while Ethan Hawk in the bathtub on a Friday. By the time it got to post-production, the editors probably noticed it but said fuck it because they couldn’t afford reshoots. Or they didn’t count on someone incredibly observant, like yourself, to notice it. Had they had the foresight to see that happening, I’m sure it would’ve been corrected.
07foxmulder Yeah I know. Happens all the time. Its just fun to notice little errors like that.
Best scene in the movie. Ethan deserve the oscar dis year
Alejandro Garcia my favorite scene
No he doesn't. I do like Hawke as an actor, but your comment is based on emotion not facts lol. He doesn't "deserve" anything.
Keith, when you work hard, you DO deserve. And when you deserve, you work hard.
Nah didn't deserve to win.
The BEST scene in the entire movie. Not. Even. Close.
I appreciate the content creator knowing the difference between Chicanos y Mexicanos.
"You know this shit was just business right..right?" He nods and agrees. Indicating there is a mutual understanding not to retaliate. There is no beef between them. The real beef is with the person who set up the situation.
more LIKE jake ass Was so square he barely noticed dude(denzel) set him up the whole time put all his shit on his innocent ass and $ the esses with Rodgers blood $
Jose Perez In that situation, I'd just nod at super speed, and get the fuck out!
WRONG!! After he goes and fucks denzel THEN he goes back for smiley and his shit push inners..atleast thats what I'D do!
but he's a cop and those three are guilty of attempted murder, so if he does come back, it would also just be business. but i doubt they would understand it that way, so i don't see why he should understand it that way. if they want to make the mistake of letting this guy go, they earned the 7.62 that's coming for them.
Damn... Columbo is in the building! Jk
Tight tight tight tight
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Dylan Echolswhat is this??... Izzbluu?
Big time Holmes! Lol
Dylan Echols wait are you saying I’m stupid ?
We're gonna make a lotta money.
The acting in this scene was spot on. I don't think it could be any better
I love how homie still pockets the money from the wallet, even after realizing it belongs to Smiley's cousin.
20 years later, still one of the best scenes in this film.
I like to think Jake was set up as a real force for the Police/the community after this film. He got a crash course in the politics and dynamics of various local gangs, even getting the respect of gangsters like Smiley. They knew he was respectful, and he knew who he had to respect.
Jake probably became a fireman after his first day as a narc lol
Just watched this yesterday. Holy shit. One of the best movies I've seen in a very long time. Lately I've been hitting a streak of nothing but generic horror movies, but this was unparalleled. I really thought she was going to cover it up.
If to want to watch a movie with similar tension through out watch Running Scared. You will be on the edge of your seat the whole time. It's a crime thriller with Paul Walker.
The tension at the table leading up to this was awesome…you knew Ethan was in big trouble.
4:51 I woulda nodded my head so fast. *LIKE A BOBBLEHEAD!*
"Si, Senor! Si!!!"
I was literally just thinking that myself 😂 😂 😂
Fire fromfire The barrel of a shotgun will wise you up *REAL QUICK.*
When you're in that situation, you don't wanna seem disingenuous.
Ps.. when they give u a slide and say we cool... even if your pissed af u gotta say "yea... we cool". U can get em on the rebound but gotta say we cool at that moment. Sucks but true af
its cuz he's thinking about how the business has all of the sudden "turn the tables" so he aint so much there no more as much as he's thinking of taking care of his business! baller!
Imagine Hoyt arresting Smiley later down the line and retorting *It’s just business* back to him.
Would be interesting if it was somewhat a reversal. Smiley was actually not doing anything illegal but did have warrants out for his arrest. Wrong place/wrong time kinda deal. Hoyt could legally f*ck him. But decides to let Smiley go, with a reminder of that line.
I doubt he would do that. I think he knows enough about that world. Neither of them will forget what they did for each other. In a cut scene at the end of the movie Jake was walking away from Smily and Smily said to Jake "Remember me"