From Dusk Till Dawn | ‘Is This My Fault?’ (HD) - George Clooney, Quentin Tarantino | MIRAMAX
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- Seth (George Clooney) discovers the woman they’ve been holding hostage goes missing as well as Richard’s (Quentin Tarantino) disturbing character flaw.
In this scene: Seth (George Clooney), Richard (Quentin Tarantino)
About From Dusk Till Dawn:
The Gecko brothers (George Clooney, Quentin Tarantino), two dangerous outlaws on a wild crime spree, kidnap a father and his two kids and head south to a seedy Mexican bar to hide out in safety. Soon they realize that they're not in a typical bar, as the entire place begins to teem with vicious, blood-sucking vampires. With the odds stacked greatly against them, the Geckos are forced to team up with their hostages in order to make it out alive.
Starring, in alphabetical order: George Clooney, Salma Hayek, Harvey Keitel, Juliette Lewis, Ernest Liu, Quentin Tarantino
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From Dusk Till Dawn | ‘Is This My Fault?’ (HD) - George Clooney, Quentin Tarantino | MIRAMAX
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Seth's reaction to finding her is some damn good acting on George's part. He's stunned. A hardened criminal but still horrified and shocked by how sick his brother is.
That little twitch he does. None of it is computing in his brain because it's his little brother.
I watched this movie so many times and dont remember that seen...well I was a kid distracted by Selma Hayek
I think it was a genius decision to NOT SHOW what Richie did, Seth's reaction is a lot more powerful.
Yes and he feels he still has to protect him.
No doubt man, great fucking acting! Especially when he grabs Richies face like he's gonna kill him. Tarentino just let go, acting wise i mean...
Seriously one George Clooney’s best scenes. His shock and disgust is completely indistinguishable from reality. So authentic.
Like your azz, huh?
Reason is because he sees something within Tarantino's *actual* character in real life
@@davidglickstein5169 What...
@@skahler I think it's because Tarantino has a way of bringing the best performances out of most actors.
@@davidglickstein5169 the fuck is you talking about dude?🤦🏿
I love how casually Richie says "She's in there" as if she's just chilling in there and totally not dead at all
Trust me, he's not "acting"...
That’s just how fuckin whacked out of his mind he was, as a kid I felt bad for him when he died but he really got had it coming
Schizophrenia at its finest... LoL
It’s interesting you bring that up because I was watching this with the commentary and Tarantino points out that in all Rodriguez’s movies he always has one character playing the dog. Where they are just there to be quiet and react to things other characters are doing. Richie is the dog in this scene and his reactions are like a dog who chewed up the carpet and now has to face their owners coming home.
That’s wat I’m saying lmaoooo
the simple fact of how casually he says “she’s in there” as if she’s not all raped shot up and mutilated is really a testament to how sick and twisted Ritchie really is.
"That woman wouldn't have said shit if she had a mouth full of it!"
God, this scene is a master class of acting. You can literally see Clooney processing what he's looking at and the changes of his expressions and eyes and he's goes through every emotion from shock to horror to anger to sadness to pity to worry and back to anger. Awesome scene.
The mere fact that he considered her when buying and bringing back the food proves that he had no intention of killing her..
The flashing the dead body in this movie is brilliant.
I thought my laptop was messed up.
Perfect example of "Less is more".
I know ima copy it
everyone talks about how much better things are now .. then u watch a movie now and they suck balls and u watch something like this or a tarantino movie .. and u know people growing up now basically eat dog shit all the time
Agreed
Somehow, this scene does a much better job at being scary than the actual vampires.
Somehow one feel bad for Richie after he is bitten by Salma Hayek´s character later on
Because this could and does actually happen in real life.
@@haskapaska I didn't feel bad for Richie, I felt bad for Seth. He tried very hard to help his brother, and loved him, even though he was a sick piece of shit.
The vampires aren't played up to be scary, though, to be fair.
This isn't a horror film, the vampires were not meant to be scary. I mean they are so cheesy, with tongue in cheek dialogue.
This film is a action comedy with a hard R rating.
I strongly believe that this scene right here is George Clooney's BEST performance in his acting career EVER! Awesome acting!
I agree, it was also kind of one of his best movies, a great movie, and a golden opportunity for him too. This one probably one of the best movies I've ever seen because of the way it was stylized, and it was perfect for the time it came out. Probably wouldn't have worked in this style at any other time.
He was already promising in ER. This cemented him into transitioning to A list status.
And he followed it up the next year with Batman & Robin
. E around Ir remember so many pricks emulating his tatts in real life. They were everywhere. Strangely i dont see them anymore yet they must still
Micheal Clayton - Clooney vs Swinton, but yeah, this is really good too.
Quintin's acting here is so good. It's a truly disturbing character.
4andronicus that’s just normal Quentin ahaha
@@jeromeb4772 yeah he didn't even need to act ahaha
Was just eating that burger as if there wasn’t a bloothbath moments ago.
That because hes not acting at all
I think he was a pretty poor actor in Reservoir Dogs & Pulp Fiction but he was really good in this
"Richard, what's wrong with you?"
It's a whole different thing when your brother calls you by your real name.
Insatiable Landon S. Right
Very well noticed!
I know. I can just imagine Ted Bundys brother saying “Theodore, what have you gone and done now?”
Yeah when I get mad at my brothers I call the by their full names they know when I'm pissed every time it happens
Dad mode
The look of horror in Clooney’s eyes is incredible. Bravo.
The thing I love the most is the sheer disgust Seth sees in Richie's behavior. He doesn't care that it's his brother, he absolutely will not tolerate his habits. Granted, his reasons might be a bit more pragmatic than moral, but the fact that it does bother him is why I love Seth's character so much -- he has standards and principles, even as a criminal and he won't compromise them, not even for his own brother. That's some damn good writing right there.
You say that but Seth Hugs Ritchie in this scene. Infact Seth does nothing to Ritchie for this apart from telling him not to do it. While he knows that Ritchie will, he even mentions it to Jacob later.
Seth definitely has standards and ethics, but he loves Ritchie more. If he was there he would have saved the teller from Ritchie, but he wouldn’t punish Ritchie. I think Ritchie knows Seth wouldn’t allow it and that’s why he waits until Seth leaves, and behaves himself around Juliet Lewis because Seth is there watching him.
If what you said was totally true Seth would just kill Ritchie
For two reasons:
1) being a sick fuck who deserves to die.
2) endangering their escape into Mexico with his erratic behaviour.
But I think we know Seth wouldn’t ever kill Ritchie, no matter how many times Ritchie does something sick.
This is honestly the most disturbing scene of the entire film. Its the scene I remember the most to this day!
The most memorable for me goes to Salma in that outfit!
that's interesting. it's been many years since i saw the movie, but i had totally forgotten this scene until just now.
Really? I thought the saloon vampire band playing with instruments made up of dead people was pretty memorable.
2nd only to Salma Hayek stripping. Talking about the scene we remember most to this day not the disturbing part lol
@@lardosian that's most memorable cause it's most popular among masses. It's a crazy good&hot dance by Salma, however this scene right here beats it, in the way of acting, screenwriting, frame/shots, dialogue, and everything. It's just not popular cause it's kinda disgusting, and people want fun, not something they can't digest, like most can't digest this.
Few things I love about this scene is the subtleties to it. The bank teller isn't a young gorgeous woman that Richie just couldn't resist, no she was a middle aged, some what heavy mom that gave off nearly no sex appeal yet guaranteed from the moment they kidnapped her, Richie had this in mind. He was a different class of criminal then Seth, he was a monster that enjoyed causing pain and suffering. In the opening scene they never talk about it but I'd bet that when they were hiding in the isles, each with a younger 20 something hostage, Richie groped or molested her in some way. The second thing is Seth pulling out the burger just to realize the hostage is gone. It means while out getting food he thought enough of her to get her a burger as well. And yes part of his anger here is worry about how crazy his brother is becoming, but a good part of it is because he promised this woman that if she played ball shed make it through. He didn't want to kill this woman unless it was necessary. He has a code and rape isn't any where near it. Seth has compassion to a degree but would kill if you needed killing. Ritchie was a psycho that killed because he could.
Exactly. Seth isn't all bad. He could have kept those girls at the beginning, but let them go so they wouldn't get shot by stray rounds
Rapist honestly don't care what their victim looks like or what sex they are. They just do it for the power trip, because they can, they get a rush off of ruining people. It's really disturbing.
@@themedia1271 most rapists care deeply about what they're victims look like. Like Ted Bundy for instance had a preference for college age petite white brunettes with a part down the middle of their hair. It's all preference of course, but just like how you're attracted to certain qualities in an significant other, rapists are attracted to certain qualities in their victims. Doesn't mean they're not also oppurtunitists that attack an easy target. If bundy had a perfect oppurtunity to rape this women as conveniently as Richie did here would he? No doubt. Is it about power and control as well? Of course.
He was an asshole but he wasn’t a fuckin asshole
a pussy is a pussy
Sometimes after seeing this scene I find Richie a more disturbing character than the vampires
Silver Saiyan God Yeah, they have no choice. We just happen to be their food source. If they could go vegan some probably would
Vegan vampires? Please don’t give ideas to the SJWs that run Hollywood of late.
Sometimes?
@@GangstaStan010 I seriously wonder what a vegan vampire would eat sometimes. Perhaps they would only drink the blood of things that are already dead? Maybe spend the night searching for murder victims or suicides. Maybe rob a blood bank?
@@themedia1271 It would depend on the universe. In the Ann Rice Vampire books, drinking from corpses is also deadly to the vampire. In True Blood and Lost Boys it had no ill effect. Etc
clooneys swagger was just so badass in every scene of this movie.
Vangundy agreed
Still don't think he has had a better performance since this film
@@derekdwaah5839 Michael Clayton he was pretty dam good
@john templeplate Ive heard its a pretty good film. Havent seen it yet, so will have to give that a look 👍🏿
@@el34glo59 I thought he was very good in Michael Clayton as well, just as Seth Gecko I thought it was a little bit more special performance
Even if it hadn’t turned into a great horror film it was really good as a crime film.
I must admit I’m glad that Seth never felt too cut up about his brothers death. He knew it’d happen eventually.
Lol, it's very sweet that seth bought a burger for the hostage also.
Bitches gotta eat
The first half of this movie is perfection!!
I love both halves so much but yes. The first is slightly better. Great movie anyways.
When I watched it for the first time, I didn't know about the Vampires, so I was a bit surprised.. but I still like the whole film, but the first part is just amazing
truth
this movie is divided in two parts and the first is really gold.
The action is ok and all but it wasn't quite the same
Both halves are cool.
When I first watched this film I had no idea what it was gonna turn into. The surprise was fucking ace and unlike any other film I've ever watched even still (if there are others, I don't want to know because that'd completely ruin it if I did ever watch em, so can no-one try and enlighten me please? thanks). I completely thought it was just a crime film, a really well done one, but just a crime film nonetheless.
If nothing else it's unique and that's something worth admiring in a time when pretty much every film that comes out is a remake of a classic, or a superhero film, or a romcom. Oh or a very shit horror film that relies purely on shock value or jump scares. Can't forget those ones.
The whole damn movie is perfection. The fact that it's two different films in one is a huge part of its greatness.
I love Clooneys acting in this scene, it's really just phenomenonal. I love it when he says " Is it my fault, do you think this is what I am
I don’t care what anyone says, Tarantino can act. This scene proves it. The look in his eyes and how he acts like he just accidentally killed a pet rat and is worried his mom found out when in reality he raped and killed a human being. Amazing acting here.
That's the look he has in his eyes for most events... lol
His performance in "Pulp Fiction" was however good for a Razzie-award
He's just being himself.
Yeah Tarantino is actually scary in this film.
The only reason he asked Robert to give him this role was so that he could shove Salma's foot in his mouth.
It’s so weird how this film goes from this to goofy vampire flick in a couple scenes.
Edit: Btw I love both parts of this film as they are but the difference is just really stark.
Yeah I wish they stayed with the first half of the movie’s tone.
yeah that vampire ending was just like ugh wtf
@Bill Kennedy yeah the people are still not getting this movie more than twenty years later .. like jesus christ
That's what makes it very memorable in my book.
I agree 💯. The tale of 2 different directions. The first 45 minutes is a masterpiece
3 minutes. And these characters are more fleshed out than a lot of entire films, like them or not, its brilliant.
Richie was a truly disturbed character. Quentin Tarantino is a genius.
"There's nothing wrong with me, brother...I'm just a schizophrenic, rapist, necrophilic, highly disorganized serial killer that can't control himself, is all..."
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Ah, alright then, fair enough..
Well said :)
Dude that was corny
To thy own self be true
Another fucked up part is that Richie attempted to blame the woman. "When you left, she became a completely different person.". As if Seth was gonna just straight up believe his bullshit. Seth never believes Richie's bullshit but puts up with him because that's his brother. Seth knowing how vile and sick his brother is, still left him alone to look after the woman. But had somewhat a little hope that his brother wouldn't hurt her because he even brought back food for the woman. Angry that Richie killed this woman he promised would live, Angry that he left Richie alone with her and angry at himself for being careless.
This part of this movie effected me mentally and it's too much that i needed to take medicine. After a decade it still active into my mind, as an adult i still can't get over of it. i broke all glasses today.
@@fashionwala5472 I’m sorry to hear that
@@fashionwala5472 bruh maybe your mind is too weak for these flims. Seriously if something made up did that to you.
@@fashionwala5472 when I first saw this scene I too was affected by it. I literally became depressed within a few days after seeing this. Awesome movie no doubt the characterization is brilliant. I've gotten over this scene but if I'm ever watching with friends or family, I skip over it. The same thing happened to me when I was 19 year's old. 1994 the first time I saw death wish the first one.
The rape scene of Paul kersheys daughter and the violent beat down his wife received in that movie fucked me up for a while. I've never seen rape in a movie till I saw death wish ...(my number favorite film of all time 👍🏻) .
So, I know how you feel 🙏🏻 now that I'm 46 I can handle it all now ..lol.. ☮️ from si ny
@@ProfessorKenneth Thanks for sharing your experience
This scene was the most disturbing and scary. 1:03 that's the best acting in the whole movie. Seth's reaction...trying to understand _why_ his brother would do such a thing. The way he so calmly and softly asks him, "Richard, what's wrong with you? What is the _matter with you?"_ Realizing what a monster he is, he blames himself first...it's heartbreaking. 1:43 You can see the reality hitting him right there. Glassy-eyed, some tears coming.
And there was so much tension when Richie was eyeballing Kate later in the movie. I was scared for her. Those SHORT snips of the shots of the carnage in that room freaked me out. (I saw this movie when it came out at age 10... lol) But it was something in films that always terrified me more; aftermath. Seeing what happened, rather how it happened is a LOT scarier, which is why Se7en freaked me the fuck out, too.
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In spite of his criminal activities, Seth actually lived by a moral code.This became more apparent when he took responsibility for the kids that he kidnapped when the vampires began attacking.
Kids?
The way the reveal is shot is perfect because it never cuts away from Seth, so we get to watch his response and feel the energy turn in the room.
Also love how the freeze frames make you believe you won’t see the bloody scene, only to get a reveal moments later - but it’s perfect again because the shot is actually focused on the new drama between the brothers.
I rememer seeing this in theaters opening night back in the day and the audience's reaction was incredible...
This unified gasp then complete silence,
Clooney owned this role. He went on, for good reason, to become a highly distinguished actor in some very serious roles. Yet, this is one of my favorite and most memorable roles he ever did, because he shined throughout. Great movie, underrated.
The expression on Clooneys face as he fixes his eyes on the murdered woman and the blood everywhere. Seems like some short flash back trauma for him as if it reminded him of an horrible event of his own
I think seth and rich had a rough childhood.
Simone Schwanitz yea I think so too
@@simoneschwanitz1273 but Ritchie probably got the worse of it while Seth still kept some of his humanity.
One of my favorite scenes in all of cinema, hands down! A straight to the throat, dark look, into the divided beings of those who are evil and those who have morals. George Clooney's character is in no way a good guy within this film, himself is a murderer, crooked and violently hot headed but, then happens this moment. This scene nearly turns your negative impressions of him and shows him as a good guy after all. From first instance of being so confused why his brother is the way he is, seeking for an explanation, you see him slowly reach that boiling point of realizing there is no understanding his brother and just basically grabs him by the horns to say "you're sick, you're wrong, and i'm not like you." IMO the entire scene in itself could spin off clear away from what the movie actually is about and have a potential story of just that subject matter alone, a brother stuck with a monster for a sibling but still, unfortunately his brother.
this was was more disturbing than the rest of the movie
To bad it turned into a vampire film.... this movie had a lot of potential
@@tommymc7535 Lol, right? I mean the movie is still good, but that setup though. Could have been something special.
@@tommymc7535 Thats what makes the movie great, out of nowhere its fucking vampires.
i literally watched this movie for the first time recently with no context whatsoever and was actually pretty bummed when halfway it changed into whatever it turned into because it really did have some fucking potential
Tommy Mc Agreed, Tommy 🤔
"Richard, what's wrong with you?"
And then that first flash of the body.. My stomach dropped. I fell absolutely in love with this scene in those couple of seconds.
big kahuna burger always looks delicious 😻
They really do.
A scene which involves a man confronting his brother about his tendencies to assault women, and the whole time I'm thinking, "Fuck, I could really go for burger" that's me every time I watch this
@Ben N.- asks the boys, there's a extra one on the table now.
That's the Hawaiian burger joint, I hear they got some tasty burgers
Ahhhh hamburgers the cornerstone to every nutriecent breakfast
I love this movie. This scene has the best acting in it
It's satisfying to see Seth teach his brother a lesson. I'm also glad he knocked that burger outta his hands. Richie doesn't even deserve to enjoy the taste of a Big Kahuna Burger
If Richie wasn't his brother, Seth would've definitely killed him
These brothers represent two different types of criminals.
they're both pieces of shit
True,
but Seth is definitely the lesser of two evils.
Jose yeah because richard is a nut
Yeah they Seth says "you are dealing with a couple of mean Motor Scooters" when they're all in the RV and I've always wondered what he meant by "motor scooters"
Richie is crazy while seth is a cooler criminal
I love this movie, I had the privilege of owning the VHS and just one day slapping it on as a kid not knowing the premise. It was so good and I was shocked how it turned to a vampire flick.
Same. And same with Desperado.
That's Rodriguez's insanity right there
Why did Clooney give me that Scarface vibe throughout this movie ?
Goĸυ вʟacĸ l̸ Seth Gecko would eat scarface. 😉
Goĸυ вʟacĸ l̸ He was waaay more controlled. He'd have probably smoothed things out with Sosa
Despite being a sleazy drug lord, Tony was against killing women and children.
Becuase they were on tons of coke when it was filmed
same haircut
Tarantino gives his best performance as Richie in this film... He just needs Rodriguez to direct his acting, lol
agree.
i disliked his acting in pulp fiction. but here he does Act and he does it good.
Or he just needs to play more sociopaths. He’s an eccentric person so he fits the role perfectly
Fun Fact: He was nominated for a Saturn Award (Best supporting actor).
@@delukard07 His acting is good in pulp fiction what you talking about? lol fits in a funny way with his character
@@user-dy2wp8lc6c His lines were funny, his acting was bad but bearable
I can forgive Clooney for batman because of this movie
Re-watch Batman & Robin, and allow the blame to wash over you once more. THE ICE-MAN...COMETH!
Out of Sight was a great movie also that redeemed him after B&R.
@@valer48 I mean the movie was bad what fo you want from him... he knows it
Somewhat
When you realise batman and robin was supposed to be a live action cartoon, aimed at kids, with a self aware cheese like in the 60s tv show.
Batman and robin was good for what is was.
I like how Seth lets audience know thats he's many things but he's no psychopath.
At least they have an extra burger.
Ya that burger looks to good to waste on a big liability...🙊🍔
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Yep. It was for the hostage they kidnapped. Goes to show how Seth even has his compassionate side for such a hardened criminal.
Not really, Seth knocked Ritchie’s burger out his hand during their fight.
Ritchie probably ate it.
Rape, murder and fighting with your siblings really do work up the old appetite, Or so my priest used to tell me.
lol
One of Clooneys best performances imo. And Tarantino who’s obviously not an actor actually did a decent job at conveying he was a sociopathic killer. His character really was very sick and I think that Seth knew he’d eventually have to put him down in Mexico
I love how Seth is calling him Richard.
That's how you know he's in big trouble.
Best moment of acting in Clooney’s career. His movement from horror to anger to forgiveness so seamlessly is brilliant.
“Best moment of acting in Clooney’s career”! Yeah, if you think Clooney’s career comprises two movies: this one and Batman and Robin. 😂
@@jamesclement8985 What's your pick?
@@jamesclement8985 you’re not naming an alternative so you’re opinion is invalid clown. This is a scene of rage and horror where we don’t even see the whole murder scene yet the look on his face tells us everything we need to know. That’s fucking acting.
They're eating big kahuna burger if you look closely
Let's be real here, Quentin Tarantino is not a good actor. But he does play a convincing sociopath in this movie; he makes Richie out to be arguably a bigger monster than the vampires, and it takes a damn fine performance to do that.
He’s ok. Really good at emoting with his voice, not so much his face.
This is definitely his best performance and I think thats because Richie is meant to be an oddball and quite awkward.
thats because he already look like a sociopath
Brian Collins it’s George’s acting and reaction that makes the Richard character look monstrous. Relax. You TH-camrs with your hyperbole
Brian Collins his role in pulp fiction was pretty good... deff a D class actor but he puts himself in small enough rolls usually where it works out fine
Only George Clooney can do that confusing head tilt look
Russell Crowe and Mel Gibson perfected the uneasy head-tilt too.
".......Richard what's wrong you?"
Nothing, stay cool.
Before you flip out.. LMAO
@@morgothfromangband6082 you, be cool!
"There's nothing wrong with me brother."
I understand that Tarantino's movies are connected but it honestly felt like the first and second half of this movie were 2 different movies. I would like to see the first half become it's own movie entirely. Also, they are referencing Pulp Fiction by placing Big Kahuna burger implying this movie and Pulp Fiction are in the same universe. That being said that means vampires exist in Pulp Fiction
Also the cop exists in the kill bill universe
Quentin wrote the first half, I think up until the bar, after that its very clearly Rodriguez.
they are equally badass
Tarantino's movies are divided in two universes
The Real Universe and the Movie Within a Movie Universe
This one takes place in the Movie Within a Movie Universe, just like Kill Bill and the Grindhouse Movies
Pulp Fiction takes place in the Real Universe just like Reservoir Dogs, Django, Hateful Eight, Inglorious and True Romance
No thats not true dumbass,if one film has mcdonalds that doesnt mean its related to another film that has mcdonalds in it.
Absolute masterclass in acting from Clooney and Tarrantino, here.
What's sick is the way Richie looks at the scene over Clooneys shoulder when he opens the door. Almost like he can't believe what he did. Good acting
Respect that he actually bought the woman a burger.
“That woman wouldn’t have said ‘shit’ if her mouth was full of it.”
Seth’s reaction is classic.
What did I do seth?I just raped and killed our hostage.That's just the way I am.Don't be mad at me.Let's eat the burger
even though the movie became a cult classic, and i liked the turn it took and how over the top it went, i was really invested into their relationship and wouldve loved to see a serious movie about clooney and tarantino being brothers, and while clooney tries to turn their situation to the better, tarantino keeps doing this crazy stuff and ruins it for his brother, who cant reject him though since hes loyal to him.
I like how Quinten always dies in the movies he stars in/directs...
Almost all of them.
Sorry, also ment to say he did not die in pulp fiction.
blackheart456 doesn't die in little Nicky. Lol
Not Pulp Fiction. Not Hateful Eight either, he was just a disembodied voice in that one lol
@@Unqualifiedmedicalperson He got fucking blown up in Django Unchained lol
Even us, the humans, through our meanest and cruelest actions, are, and can be, more scarier than vampires, werewolves, zombies and the scariest creatures. When we do those type of things to people, we come to realize that we are the real monsters lurking.
Well no duh humans are the smartest aninal on the planet we use it for human development but also human destruction we are not good or bad we are jusr humans.also lots of animals are cruel to there victims in fact way more than people used to think as someone who atudied bugs some wasps are reallt really cruel lets just say they torture there victims
Quentin has mostly delivered semi-decent performances in his films, but here he truly shines. Not sure whether we should be worried about how convincing he’s delivering such a profoundly disturbed character, but oh well. Come to think of it, if Quentin would’ve done a U.S. remake of Man Bites Dog, he’d be the perfect Benoît. Oh right, and Clooney’s great acting is probably one of the reasons why Quentin is so great here.
I've never heard Quentin discuss Man Bites Dog, but it seems like the type of film that he would love.
@@BackwoodsFilmshe has. I read it years ago. It wasn't anything deep or long but he has referenced it.
Way the design of the inner motel looks like it’s set in the mid to late 70’s. When George walks into the bedroom staring theirs like a trama over him like a past trama flashback he’s experiencing
His neck tattoo so cool, " what you are doing is not how is done!!" 🎃💖
Lennon Bedilyn why is that line so cool
Wiz Sauce because it shows the integrity of a guy that doesn't cross lines he knows inside his heart, even though he's done other crazy things huh 💙
Lennon Bedilyn you two are beautiful
Wiz Sauce I literally came here just to read the creepy comments. It’s like guys on TH-cam have never seen a woman and anytime one comments they drool. Newsflash pal, she’s a 4 at best and her friend a 4.5 and those are TH-cam ratings. In the street when she doesn’t have time to pose for a picture she would get a 3.2
Jean Wilconsin disagreed, probably not even underage, but these thirsty boys get me wondering about humanity indeed.
I really enjoy watching characters like Seth. He’s clearly a bad guy who’s not above getting his hands dirty. But you can still see where some of his more redeeming qualities lie. But unfortunately, in order to better highlight this to the audience….there often needs to be a truly awful and downright evil SOB like Richie to be compared to…
It kinda pisses me off that Richie is the first one to get killed off by vampires. You'd think a murderous psychopath would find some creative ways to kill some vampire demons.
To be fair he was caught off guard and was an easy target with all the blood that was gushing out from his hand.
@@FcoSeven Exactly
@@el34glo59 That’s how most Rapists-Murderers are.
I also love when Richie says, "It's not your fault, its her fault!" Like he is just completely devoid of human emotion and reality and how he makes light of the fact that he just raped and murdered someone, like he spilled a cup of coffee on the floor and has no paper towels to clean it up is a true testament to QT's acting chops and having met QT in person and saying to him that Richie was one of my favorite characters and his reaction and then his other reaction shows the true genius of how his mind works both on and off set.
My favorite scene from the movie. Pretty atmospheric, disturbing, well acted.
I still love the structure of this movie. No hint or whisper whatsoever of vampires till it just smacks you suddenly. It feels very much like Tarantino mostly had his hands on the first half and Rodriguez just had a bloody fun time with the second half.
Actually, you're spot on. It's definitely a collaboration between the two. Would love to see them team up at least one more time before Tarantino hangs it up for good.
Yes, Seth I fucking understand!
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"I need an explanation."
"Lies, lies, lies."
"...Is this my fault?"
First half of this movie was fucking amazing. Wish the second half lived up to it
I think he just mastered the missleading
I was literally about to type that.
yeh its a great concept but the finished movie is a slightly tonally confused and uneven.
This scene is still the most disturbing out of the whole film for me, Quentin played a sociopath so well
The wrath and then the love that sometimes our young siblings make us feel.
No matter how sick and crazy Richard is, he turns into a baby brother the minute Seth is pissed off.
In a movie with vampires, this is the most haunting one
I remember I was about 12 and I’d just discovered Tarantino. He was my favourite filmmaker and I was absorbing everything he made, but I stumbled on this on TV one night. A crime horror by Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino, with George Clooney, Harvey Keitel, Juliette Lewis, Cheech Marin, Danny Trejo, Salma Hayek. How tf had I never heard of it. Amazing little gem
There goes Richie's burger.
Well there's an extra one now so it's okay. :)
Barstool Blues You know i was thinking the same thing when i watched that scene a while back ? 😅 We are like "Shit his burger ! Oh wait, they have an extra one now" 😅
It was the real victem
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@@freakingoutwolf7487 LOL the burger is going to file a police report
Very underrated movie. This scene is very Kubrick-esque. And Clooney’s character is great in this movie
Robert Cullen How so Kubrick-esque?
T-Birdus Thoracis the way they were showing the blood and gore by flashing it across the screen a few times. I’m reminds on the shining
this movie seemed so awesome before the vampire crap. really chilling, a quiet, pensive, no country for old men vibe and a very compelling set-up and characters.
the sudden change into a chaotic shoot 'em up was just an abrupt end to everything being built up. in another movie it would be fun, but here, with the potential set up, it was just frustrating
Plot twist: he killed her because he knew he was going to get more sandwiches for himself.
Alex Riethmeier 🤦🏿♀️🤦🏿♀️🤦🏿♀️🤦🏿♀️🙆🏿♂️🙆🏿♂️😱😂🤫
Plot twist: he didn't actually kill her, turns out a vampire did it
Some of the best acting of George Clooney’s career - this scene in particular
This and Gravity are George Clooney's best roles in my opinion.
Mine are this with Three kings, o brother, perfect storm and out of sight.
Batman
Michael Clayton? Bro he was great in that.
Tarantino often gets criticism for installing himself in his films because he isn’t a good actor but to Quentin’s credit he plays an absolutely terrifying psychopath.
His impulsiveness and total disregard for human life make him more terrifying than the likes of Gordon Gecko, John Doe in Seven, Lou Bloom in Nightcrawler and maybe even more so than the Joker in The Dark Knight.
0:48
Seth: "wheresawoman?"
Richard: "Wot?"
Seth: :WHDDYOU MEAN WOT?!?"
LOL Gets me everytime! XD
Absolutely love Tarantino's writing XD
Yeah, exactly! His response is SO blasé it get's me too. And then when he says it's not his fault, it's her fault. Ahh man, that delivery!
Axi Baximillion Tarantino did a great job acting in this one.
@@667NMP yea that was so sick
It's also kind of funny when Richie says "she's in there" and points at the door and you can see the blood on his sleeve
TrevorPhillipsIndustriesEmplyoee but the blood could be from the hand he got shot in when he was putting duct tape on his hand.
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When on christmas morning I wake up and run to the living room, but see no presents under the tree and confront my parents
Mr Tessa 😂
Ben N. 😂😂😂
Did you say, “Is this my fault??”
he gave her his word that she'd be ok
Dude has honor. He even gave Kate Richie's take. Probably half a mill
The way the scene is shot is perfect. The slow zoom into his face, the quick 1 frame cuts that you can barely tell what you have just seen to give tension. The good acting.And the full scene in the back kinda out of focus.
Tarantino may not be the best actor ever, but he certainly had the right "dead behind the eyes" look to pull this character off.
I wish this movie would have carried on in this theme rather than becoming a vampire movie.
It's so intense the way Tarantino films the bedroom behind Seth as he's about to flip out on Ritchie.
Oliver Kalamata Yes, it should have been a psychological thiller film. The vampires can be for another movie but just from this scene, I rather want to watch a film like this
Ah shit,this should be tarantino's next film
He didnt even feel ashamed or guilty when Seth asked where she was.
Just
“Oh yeah she’s in there.”
Like not a hesitation to start with “she Uh..she’s not exactly…”
Nope.
Ritchie was fucked.
“I don’t kill people that I don’t have to.” Although Seth is as crazy as his brother, I like his professionalism.
Clooney knocked that scene out of the park. Wow. Q.T. was great here too, strange he never really acts this well again but it proves he has the makings of a decent actor.
Outstanding from Clooney in this movie....from ER to this is unbelievable....in my opinion this is still his best acting performance
This is still to this day my favorite Clooney role. Not his best movie by any means, but his best character and acting within that character. Best scene of the movie. In fact, the first half of the movie is way better than the second half, in my opinion.
Late to this but totally agree. This role as Seth Gecko will always be my favorite role of his.
This movie is like deliverance being that it starts out with a certain approach and then does a total 180 into a different genre
I think when he takes the preacher family hostage this makes him a bit more protective of the girl
" after you left she became a totally different person"
Yep, it was Richie who became the different person
I think this is one of my favorite scenes in movies ever
I've rewatched it like 10 times in the past 24 hours
Yea it’s a good scene having to deal with a brother who’s a rapist
I can see why Quentin was given the part of Richie, he does look like he could be Clooney's unhinged sibling.
"Richard whats wrong with you" and frozen in shock . Masterclass acting !!