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I have watched this movie over and over and over and never get tired of it. Daniel Day Lewis’s performance was the greatest performances of all time. He did a hell of a good job in There Will Be Blood Also. The most powerful actor ever!
Yeah without him it isn't anything super special outside of the sets and production design, but he elevates the entire film and makes it feel epic and real at the same time
@@beestingzaI felt like he really got into his character and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. But I just didn't think he was very good in The Gangs of New York.
Daniel Day is one hell of an actor. In "There Will Be Blood", he was as cold as Greenland. I could actually feel my aversion to him coming off the screen. I felt about him in that moment like I feel about snakes, fear, pulse 110, sweating. Yes. He has a gift and he works very, very hard. Also as the butcher in Gangs of New York he carried the ball. He was "the boss" on that screen, intimidating beyond most actors talent, holding back violence that could explode any second.
This is in my top 3 favorite movies of all time. I watch it every couple months or so. I watched it for the first time when I was tripping, it kind of ingrained it into my brain in a special hard to explain way, every time I watch it brings me back to that moment. It's still a fantastic in every way.
I watched it while smoking and thought I was gonna have a panic attack at times. Bill was scary as fuck lol Am Irish too so that guy is like the boogey man for me
DDL picked this movie up and put it on his back like no actor I ever seen. Amazing. Most ppl want him to un-retire. I say, job well done! Enjoy life, sir 🫡
It's okay if you can separate the person from their crime. People love Alice in Wonderland and Charles Dodgson (the writers actual name) was a huge paedo
Talent and perversion are sometimes tightly linked. What is more depressing is how long he got away with it with so many Hollywood folks in the know. It’s a perverted and immoral crowd, but they do make great entertainment and art.
need to separte the creep from the art, and this case it's easy cause he was never in the movies compared to mike jackson who was on the front lines lol, that said you can't deny MJ's art
Fun Fact: the real life Bill The Butcher, was obsessed with trying to fight my great-great-grand Uncle John L. Sullivan. John l Sullivan was the last heavyweight bear knuckle fighter and the first heavyweight WBC. Bill the butcher being egotistical, wanted to fight the greatest fighter in the world and John L. kept denying him lol. If memory serves me this was also around the time Bill the butcher died.
Wow, what a story! Thanks for sharing it with us. I can tell you a "sad fact" about the members of our small team. Our ancestors were from URSS. The Soviet Union made huge effort to erase people's memory about their families previous to the revolution. So, they stole the stories like yours.
Bullshit Bare Knuckle never stopped in the UK we also gave you wrestling via catch as catch can look it up Jem Mace fought after Sullivan look up Lenny Mclean, Roy Shaw its a British sport that never left Gypsy Gorman etc etc
One of the greatest films ever made. Also, this film would not have been made without Harvey Weinstein. I am confused, but not about whether or not I love this film. I love this film.
pretty darn cool vid, guys , thank you very much :) I think the film was epic and I rather watch a longer than a shorter flick so I was happy with it. :)
My brother and I constantly quote some of the more obscure lines from Gangs of New York, much to the utter confusion and occasional fascination of others. We wouldn't have it any other way.
An amazing film and one of my favourites. I'm heading to NYC next week and will remember this film and the history of the city while I am there. This was a great video.
Not many people mention how this movie is about the injustices and exploitation on all sides that made America that is today. Its not just the emancipation of slavery but every person from many nationalities who sacrificed themselves to make it but who are forgotten
Day-Lewis should have got the Oscar nod for this year. Adrien Brody won for the Pianist, and although I think he did great, Day-Lewis alone made this a memorable movie
Even though I absolutely love this movie and DDL's epic performance, he was simply the best of many great performances, in a fantastic movie, while Adrien Brody was the whole film as the Pianist. I can't argue and would definitely give Adrien the Oscar by a smidge.
@@easyegg9760 He did, for sure, but you can't overlook the performances of John C. Reilly, Brendon Gleeson, Liam Neeson, Gary Lewis and Jim Broadbent. They were amazing in their own right.
@@rayjones4616 Agreed, but thinking of the movie I really only think of Bill the Butcher. I think from my original post I was saying that he is the sole reason that movie is awesome, as to where the Pianist is a great movie not just due to the performance, but just the movie itself. Not saying Brody didn’t deserve it, I just think DDL in Gangs of New York was more memorable
Cameron Diaz was so terribly miscast in this movie. Her accent was terrible and having to share scenes with the nightly Daniel Day Lewis just made her look even worse.
John C Reilly was pretty good in this. He has become the new Taylor Negron. When you see him you always say thats the guy that was in the other movie with so-and-so
One of my Top 💯 Favorite Films of All Time, and arguably Marty's best film second only to TAXI DRIVER. This epic masterpiece was really a case of Marty coming full circle, and we're not likely to get a film like this for a long time!
One of the best movies of all times. DDL & DiCaprio were so good. Second favorite DDL movie behind Last of the Mohican. That ending scene with U2’s “the hands that built America” is such a strong ending…we will be forgotten in time, everything we think is important and that we fight for in our daily lives will one day just be an old memory for those of us still alive from that time, and then once they’re gone it’ll be the next generations time to be forgotten in time as well.
6:45 the butcher going to the gym and listening to Eminem, while I approve, does not seem very method 😂. Hopefully it was just some kettlebells and maybe rolling a barrel around lol.
I never knew that when Lewis taps his eye in the movie, that’s not movie magic, he actually wore a glass covering over his eye and really tapped it making that sound very authentic and look very real.
Fantastic story and just an awesome production. Also, DDL was so absolutely horrible in this movie it made me angry, as he was also in “There Will Be Blood”. In both movies, I’ve never been more aware of someone’s forced effort at acting, method or otherwise. “Whoopsie Daisy!” my ass, should have stuck to making shoes.
Weinstien was the king of the movie industry. At the top of the industry with what had to be a hell of a great experience of living that almost no other will experience. There must have been rules bent & broken so often your mind fogs thinking u can do anything u want. He could have done so much good in this world. He could have inspired & progressed the art, helped his community. Anything
The Twin Towers still standing at the end is what made me break down the most. Civilization is crumbling. A QUOTE From Bill the Butcher. And to Old YORK
The shift, the subtle, mesmerizing shift in bills expression when feigning crying about the dead rabbit... ...I mean...just pure perfection in performance!
What I learned from this is...to be a producer us a hard fucking job. It's your money another's visión. You need to permit and to say that's enough. When to push when to say nothing. While risking millions upon millions.
Marty is a great director with a fatal flaw: editing. That is why he only won his first Oscar at very old age and by only copying a Hong Kong movie. Otherwise, he would have won 10 of them.
daniel day lewis is an acting savant....yes he works extremely hard. his hard work would surely make him a great actor on its own.. but he wouldnt be wouldnt be the greatest actor whos ever lived without his god given talent. it sets him apart.. i think i just realized what it is. hes called an actor, and maybe he is to a small degree... but hes the closest ive ever seen anyone BECOME someone else. its not acting its becoming. if you asked him who bill the butcher is between takes, id bet he would say "who wants to know?" and pull his cleaver out menacingly
method acting isnt admirable. its lame and annoying for the other people around. 🙄 a GOOD actor could get in and out of character when needed, couldnt you say? anyways, on that note--this movie fucking slaps.
@@JenHoegeman oh i for sure am not formally taught anything about it either. and i def understand getting *deep* intona character. but my argument is that that actor ISNT that person, and the people that surround that actor are working with the actor, not the character. and while improv might happen fluidly, any corrections or suggestions need to be understood. its other peoples jobs and regular days. again, im totally not an actor nor in the biz at all, but i have heard more stories of how difficult it is to work with someone who cant come off a character to discuss real world stuff. i also appreciate and agree with you on folks like leo and cruise. theyre just doing the same thing a lot of the time. but can you imagine being the cashier at the store when jim carey came in as andy kauffman? a prime example of someone "methoding" to the point of annoying the crew. i dunno, theres a place for it i guess. anyways, have a good week. 👍🏾💜
@@ambert.3792 acting is an art. not every painter paints the same way, not every singer sings the same way....art can be weird and thats the beauty of it. I understand what youre saying, but if he felt the only way he could give his best performance was by method acting, then he did well, judgying by everyone praising his performance years later.
Weird movie. Quirky. Not an all time great. The script was ok but not flawless. But Daniel Day Lewis was beyond great. I have never seen any better acting in any movie.
Daniel Day-Lewis I can see who your father is just by looking at your eyes 👁️ we need a good violent remake of Emperor of the North 🚂🌲 it's 51 years old this spring. 50 years before that there was a silent movie made on the same tracks. I would love to be an extra in a project like that. I grew up on those tracks. I leave you in the grace and favor of the Lord 🚂 🙏❤️🙏
It is so weird that character actors like Daniel Day Lewis will listen to modern music to get in character, right? Idk, I'm obviously not an actor or anything close, but the whole thing seems like a big sham to me. "No, I won't get out of character in between takes! Fuck you, I'll use it as an excuse to treat everyone around me like shit! Blast that Eminem!"
6:30 "Daniel Day Lewis would listen to Eminem songs at full volume, especially "The Way I Am"." So it was basically like my sophomore year of high school lol
Leo D. was one actor that REALLY REALLY REALLY do not fit the Movies style. everytime he was on the screen it to me out the movie also Camrean Deaz She also should have been re cast
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I have watched this movie over and over and over and never get tired of it. Daniel Day Lewis’s performance was the greatest performances of all time. He did a hell of a good job in There Will Be Blood Also. The most powerful actor ever!
I liked his Plainview character every bit as much as Bill.
Lewis* bro come on
Bill is truly my most favorite villain.
Daniel Day *Lewis* (not Luis)
Daniel Day Lewis carried this movie. One of his best roles ever.
Yeah without him it isn't anything super special outside of the sets and production design, but he elevates the entire film and makes it feel epic and real at the same time
@@Rozza2k DiCaprio wasn't bad, but he's always himself. He doesn't ever disappear into a role like Lewis does.
@@beestingza I disagree a little, he was brilliant in django unchained and fully committed to that character
@@beestingzaI felt like he really got into his character and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. But I just didn't think he was very good in The Gangs of New York.
Agreed and it’s not even close, which when you consider his career says a lot.
The fact that this didn’t win for best production design or set decoration is downright criminal.
Fact
Gangs of New York not winning any oscars is just criminal...atleast it deserved oscars for best movie, best director n obviously Daniel Day-Lewis
Fuck the Academy. They have almost always snubbed better films for popular garbage.
It's common for the most powerful art to not be appreciated to the max until later.
Yep. One of my fav movies Shawshank Redemption was totally slept on until much later the appreciation grew from vhs and television
Daniel Day is one hell of an actor. In "There Will Be Blood", he was as cold as Greenland. I could actually feel my aversion to him coming off the screen. I felt about him in that moment like I feel about snakes, fear, pulse 110, sweating. Yes. He has a gift and he works very, very hard. Also as the butcher in Gangs of New York he carried the ball. He was "the boss" on that screen, intimidating beyond most actors talent, holding back violence that could explode any second.
Leo and Dan made one of the best movies ever made. Historical details notwithstanding!
This is in my top 3 favorite movies of all time. I watch it every couple months or so. I watched it for the first time when I was tripping, it kind of ingrained it into my brain in a special hard to explain way, every time I watch it brings me back to that moment. It's still a fantastic in every way.
I watched it while smoking and thought I was gonna have a panic attack at times. Bill was scary as fuck lol Am Irish too so that guy is like the boogey man for me
one of the best movies I've ever seen.
DDL picked this movie up and put it on his back like no actor I ever seen. Amazing. Most ppl want him to un-retire. I say, job well done! Enjoy life, sir 🫡
THIS is the video I've been waiting on, one of my absolute favorite movies of all time. Great one guys!
It's amazing the drama that goes on beyond the scenes. And what we ended up with was one of the most incredible movies ever made IMO.
Lovley video as always! Gang of new york is one of my favorite movie still! i watched about a month ago for like the 20th time 💯
I hate to say it, but without Harvey a lot of some of the best movies ever made would never have been made. What an ironic depressing fact
It's okay if you can separate the person from their crime. People love Alice in Wonderland and Charles Dodgson (the writers actual name) was a huge paedo
Talent and perversion are sometimes tightly linked. What is more depressing is how long he got away with it with so many Hollywood folks in the know. It’s a perverted and immoral crowd, but they do make great entertainment and art.
need to separte the creep from the art, and this case it's easy cause he was never in the movies compared to mike jackson who was on the front lines lol, that said you can't deny MJ's art
Yeah right. Plenty of fat boys with money bags in Hollyweird. Use some logic man!
He even made django
Fun Fact: the real life Bill The Butcher, was obsessed with trying to fight my great-great-grand Uncle John L. Sullivan. John l Sullivan was the last heavyweight bear knuckle fighter and the first heavyweight WBC. Bill the butcher being egotistical, wanted to fight the greatest fighter in the world and John L. kept denying him lol. If memory serves me this was also around the time Bill the butcher died.
Wow, what a story! Thanks for sharing it with us. I can tell you a "sad fact" about the members of our small team. Our ancestors were from URSS. The Soviet Union made huge effort to erase people's memory about their families previous to the revolution. So, they stole the stories like yours.
Bullshit Bare Knuckle never stopped in the UK we also gave you wrestling via catch as catch can look it up Jem Mace fought after Sullivan look up Lenny Mclean, Roy Shaw its a British sport that never left Gypsy Gorman etc etc
The oscars were all glued up with cunny juice that year
One of the greatest films ever made. Also, this film would not have been made without Harvey Weinstein. I am confused, but not about whether or not I love this film. I love this film.
pretty darn cool vid, guys , thank you very much :)
I think the film was epic and I rather watch a longer than a shorter flick so I was happy with it. :)
My brother and I constantly quote some of the more obscure lines from Gangs of New York, much to the utter confusion and occasional fascination of others. We wouldn't have it any other way.
Couple a fiddling bens ?
People say 'ol Harvey is STILL SERVING to this day...
One of the best movies ever. If Lord of the Rings hadn't been released at the time, GONY would have definitely picked up a lot of gold at the awards.
Thank you so much for this!!
So many brilliant actors in this film. Also, Cameron Diaz is in it too.😉
“The butcher’s leavings” is too low of a role for anyone else.
I am so amazed how good the footage is for the time. I mean his was like 200 years ago? Such brave cameramen
An amazing film and one of my favourites.
I'm heading to NYC next week and will remember this film and the history of the city while I am there.
This was a great video.
one of my favorite movies, and Daniel Day Lewis is AMAZING! this and There will be Blood are iconic roles by him.
Great information in this video.
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Not many people mention how this movie is about the injustices and exploitation on all sides that made America that is today. Its not just the emancipation of slavery but every person from many nationalities who sacrificed themselves to make it but who are forgotten
It's one of the best movies of all time and a complete movie
Day-Lewis should have got the Oscar nod for this year. Adrien Brody won for the Pianist, and although I think he did great, Day-Lewis alone made this a memorable movie
He did get the nom. He shoulda won though
Even though I absolutely love this movie and DDL's epic performance, he was simply the best of many great performances, in a fantastic movie, while Adrien Brody was the whole film as the Pianist. I can't argue and would definitely give Adrien the Oscar by a smidge.
@@rayjones4616 I respect the opinion but really don’t think anyone else had that great of performance in Gangs of New York. DDL made that movie
@@easyegg9760 He did, for sure, but you can't overlook the performances of John C. Reilly, Brendon Gleeson, Liam Neeson, Gary Lewis and Jim Broadbent. They were amazing in their own right.
@@rayjones4616 Agreed, but thinking of the movie I really only think of Bill the Butcher. I think from my original post I was saying that he is the sole reason that movie is awesome, as to where the Pianist is a great movie not just due to the performance, but just the movie itself. Not saying Brody didn’t deserve it, I just think DDL in Gangs of New York was more memorable
Cameron Diaz was so terribly miscast in this movie. Her accent was terrible and having to share scenes with the nightly Daniel Day Lewis just made her look even worse.
I don’t know what harder to believe: that Daniel Day Lewis quit acting to become a shoemaker or that he was blaring Eminem every day for hours on end
It all sounds equally great 😂❤
D.D. Lewis made the movie a success. That guy takes his roles seriously.
Daniel Day Lewis stayed in character. Listened to eminem to get pumped 😂 That's amazing. It's all about Dre
This is one of the best movies I’ve ever seen.
If this movie was released today it would by rule be ineligible from receiving any oscars because the cast wasn't diverse enough. Totally insane.
Great film!!
I want the three hour director's cut. 👍
great movie. still waiting on a 4k bluray transfer or some type of upgrade. cinematography was amazing in this movie.
John C Reilly was pretty good in this. He has become the new Taylor Negron. When you see him you always say thats the guy that was in the other movie with so-and-so
One of my Top 💯 Favorite Films of All Time, and arguably Marty's best film second only to TAXI DRIVER. This epic masterpiece was really a case of Marty coming full circle, and we're not likely to get a film like this for a long time!
Reading this book now…. Very brutal time in nyc history. Looking forward to watching the movie when I finish.
He wasn't kidding when he said he liked to work with pigs.
The movie is fraught with fundamental character and plot issues its’ just that Daniel Day Louis performance was so awesomely spectacular.
They were instructed to cut the movie by an hour!? I want to see this extra hour!
"daniel goes to gym everyday, while listering to eminem at fill volume"
*wait what ?*
Is there a directors cut of this? Id watch a 4hr cut of GoNY.
One of the best movies of all times. DDL & DiCaprio were so good. Second favorite DDL movie behind Last of the Mohican. That ending scene with U2’s “the hands that built America” is such a strong ending…we will be forgotten in time, everything we think is important and that we fight for in our daily lives will one day just be an old memory for those of us still alive from that time, and then once they’re gone it’ll be the next generations time to be forgotten in time as well.
He’s such a wonderful actor that it’s hard to imagine him as a normal person ❤
This video is literally reading the IMDB trivia page.
6:45 the butcher going to the gym and listening to Eminem, while I approve, does not seem very method 😂. Hopefully it was just some kettlebells and maybe rolling a barrel around lol.
I could watch thwt opening everyday ❤
I never knew that when Lewis taps his eye in the movie, that’s not movie magic, he actually wore a glass covering over his eye and really tapped it making that sound very authentic and look very real.
Fantastic story and just an awesome production. Also, DDL was so absolutely horrible in this movie it made me angry, as he was also in “There Will Be Blood”. In both movies, I’ve never been more aware of someone’s forced effort at acting, method or otherwise. “Whoopsie Daisy!” my ass, should have stuck to making shoes.
The old ways are the best ways. I will always prefer this style of filmmaking over the crap that’s turned out now.
It’s probably my favourite film,
Nice
Daniel day Lewis is one of the top 10 best actors of all time
Beside Cameron diaz the movie was great
A#1 just ain't any bow Shack! 🚂
This is 1 of My All Time Favorite Movies 🍿
With Goonies, Back T.T. Future
Casino , Friday
Aviator , Cloak & Dagger 🗡️
Missing a few off hand
I guess you never saw Aliens 😅😅😅
Weinstien was the king of the movie industry. At the top of the industry with what had to be a hell of a great experience of living that almost no other will experience. There must have been rules bent & broken so often your mind fogs thinking u can do anything u want. He could have done so much good in this world. He could have inspired & progressed the art, helped his community. Anything
The Twin Towers still standing at the end is what made me break down the most. Civilization is crumbling. A QUOTE From Bill the Butcher. And to Old YORK
7:55
Daniel bizarrely suits a shaved head
The shift, the subtle, mesmerizing shift in bills expression when feigning crying about the dead rabbit...
...I mean...just pure perfection in performance!
How do you wear a glass eye?
Masterpiece
classic movie. it's a top 100 i'm sure..
Dude, it wasn't "18th Century New York". It was 19th Century New York.
I’d give anything for that sept. 12 energy back in our country
What I learned from this is...to be a producer us a hard fucking job. It's your money another's visión. You need to permit and to say that's enough. When to push when to say nothing. While risking millions upon millions.
Good old Harvey🤣
Marty is a great director with a fatal flaw: editing. That is why he only won his first Oscar at very old age and by only copying a Hong Kong movie. Otherwise, he would have won 10 of them.
It wasn't that long ago that movies didn't completely suck. Too bad the sucking is here forever now. Guess nothing can last forever. #getwokegobroke
The movie was set in the 19th century(1800s). Not the 18th century.
I want a pair of Daniel Day-Lewis'.
Life was so different not that long ago.
“Given the director’s frequent commercial failures” Is this narrator serious?
daniel day lewis is an acting savant....yes he works extremely hard. his hard work would surely make him a great actor on its own.. but he wouldnt be wouldnt be the greatest actor whos ever lived without his god given talent. it sets him apart.. i think i just realized what it is. hes called an actor, and maybe he is to a small degree... but hes the closest ive ever seen anyone BECOME someone else. its not acting its becoming. if you asked him who bill the butcher is between takes, id bet he would say "who wants to know?" and pull his cleaver out menacingly
How could one not be interested in being in Gangs of New York, or indeed ANY Scorsese film? I imagine he had self-confidence issues...
My favorite non Lord of the Rings movie ever.
I’m in this movie 😊
Scorsese's Apocalypse Now...
method acting isnt admirable. its lame and annoying for the other people around.
🙄 a GOOD actor could get in and out of character when needed, couldnt you say?
anyways, on that note--this movie fucking slaps.
@@JenHoegeman oh i for sure am not formally taught anything about it either. and i def understand getting *deep* intona character. but my argument is that that actor ISNT that person, and the people that surround that actor are working with the actor, not the character. and while improv might happen fluidly, any corrections or suggestions need to be understood. its other peoples jobs and regular days.
again, im totally not an actor nor in the biz at all, but i have heard more stories of how difficult it is to work with someone who cant come off a character to discuss real world stuff.
i also appreciate and agree with you on folks like leo and cruise. theyre just doing the same thing a lot of the time. but can you imagine being the cashier at the store when jim carey came in as andy kauffman? a prime example of someone "methoding" to the point of annoying the crew.
i dunno, theres a place for it i guess. anyways, have a good week. 👍🏾💜
@@ambert.3792 acting is an art. not every painter paints the same way, not every singer sings the same way....art can be weird and thats the beauty of it. I understand what youre saying, but if he felt the only way he could give his best performance was by method acting, then he did well, judgying by everyone praising his performance years later.
Based
That sucks that such a piece of crap is associated with this great movie.
Weird movie. Quirky. Not an all time great. The script was ok but not flawless. But Daniel Day Lewis was beyond great. I have never seen any better acting in any movie.
Funny for Harvey to call watching movies recommended by Scorsese torture
#1 Bill the butcher was the good guy...
Daniel Day-Lewis I can see who your father is just by looking at your eyes 👁️ we need a good violent remake of Emperor of the North 🚂🌲 it's 51 years old this spring. 50 years before that there was a silent movie made on the same tracks. I would love to be an extra in a project like that. I grew up on those tracks. I leave you in the grace and favor of the Lord 🚂 🙏❤️🙏
It is so weird that character actors like Daniel Day Lewis will listen to modern music to get in character, right? Idk, I'm obviously not an actor or anything close, but the whole thing seems like a big sham to me. "No, I won't get out of character in between takes! Fuck you, I'll use it as an excuse to treat everyone around me like shit! Blast that Eminem!"
Just imagine someone using this method to act in some of Lars Von Trier movies ;)
Well, you said it - you're not an actor or anything close. Best to stay in your land about shit you don't know anything about. Just saying...
Olde Tyme music just didn’t cut it.
19th, not 18th century in the first few min.
Oh, you're right! My bad 😉
Harvey the goat
The butcher was the hero.
2 things:
1. Camron Diaz has zero business in a Martin film.
2. Did you actually try to get sympathy for Weinstein?
Ok, I'll write
6:30 "Daniel Day Lewis would listen to Eminem songs at full volume, especially "The Way I Am"."
So it was basically like my sophomore year of high school lol
This movie disapointed me
Leo D. was one actor that REALLY REALLY REALLY do not fit the Movies style. everytime he was on the screen it to me out the movie also Camrean Deaz She also should have been re cast
19th Century New York not 18th Century! 1800s = 19th Century!