Shooter (4/8) Movie CLIP - Mister Rate's Advice (2007) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Swagger (Mark Wahlberg) gains the counsel of Mr. Rate (Levon Helm), a firearms expert, as he searches for the identity of the real assassin.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
A top Marine sniper who previously abandoned the military after a routine mission gave way to tragedy is double-crossed by the government after reluctantly being pressured back into service in Training Day director Antoine Fuqua's adaptation of Stephen Hunter's novel Point of Impact. There was a time when Bob Lee Swagger (Mark Wahlberg) was the best trigger-man in the military, but after growing disillusioned with the system, he disappeared without a trace. When high-profile government officials locate him at his remote mountain retreat following an extensive search, Swagger is coerced back into service in order to stop a determined assassin from taking out the President of the United States. In the process of carrying out his mission, however, Swagger suddenly realizes that he has been betrayed when he becomes the subject of a nationwide manhunt. Now wounded and desperate to reveal the culprits behind the conspiracy before it's too late, Swagger sets into motion a revenge plan that will send shock waves rippling to some of the most powerful and corrupt leaders in the free world. Danny Glover, Rhona Mitra, and Ned Beatty co-star in this conspiracy-driven action thriller that asks what it truly means to serve one's country.
CREDITS:
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Cast: Mark Wahlberg, Michael Peña, Rade Serbedzija, Levon Helm
Director: Antoine Fuqua
Producers: Lorenzo di Bonaventura, Erik Howsam, Ric Kidney, Mark Johnson
Screenwriter: Jonathan Lemkin
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An old man in poor health owned a scene with two professional actors and told a story in such a way you can't help but think: "Surely not..." That's talent. RIP Levon Helm.
You Keep That In Mind
The moment you got it figured You're wrong
. . .
The old man still got it
This guy was some kind of hero in his own right
In their defense, these two pros are average actors at best.
@@user-qx5nk6qg2b That's like, just your opinion, so...
@@rmm3803 Can someone please translate this guy's English to English? Thanks.
One of my favorite scene...
"still got the shovel"... no one can beat this line...
yeah, that was a great "STFU" line
I liked the "one guy's" speech to Bob Lee better; nothing bad ever happens without the approval of the government...
Stansfield in Leon.
"We said noon....I got one minute past!" .
Another brilliant line 😊
If they'd done a film about Conspiracy and the Kennedy assassination, they should have had him narrate it. That's how good he was.
Dallas to Terlingua ........??? That's 576 miles. Awfully long distance to drive to bury 2 or 3 bodies in the 2nd LARGEST state in the country (also considering the population of Texas in 1963).
"They also said artificial sweeteners were safe, and WMDs were in Iraq, and Anna Nicole married for love." The way he acted through those lines was unforgettable. I love the way he pronounced "Iraq" - "eye"raq.
You mean that she didn't?
And the covid vaccine is 100% safe and Biden is the most popular president
Moral Of The Story Is Don't Belive Anything You Hear!!!
Type of fella who would tell you that down in ole I-raq there are a bunch of A-rabs
Nothing but the truth
When a character makes you feel admiration, respect, awe and absolute terror at the same time, the actor did his job.
Yea. Thanks to the director too.
Levon Helms, RIP. He was the drummer and lead singer of a band called The band during the 60s and 70s.
you also starred in a bunch of movies including the right stuff, he was Chuck Yeager's good buddy that was always lending him the chewing gum before he went up. Check it out same actor.
vetb882 thanks, man!
N hes a musician mainly! Lol Levon Helm of The Band. So gooood my fav musician
@@vetb882 yesss not enuff ppl kno this!
That guy KILLED this roll. You can hear the anxiety in his voice with all the information he’s got locked away, he really knows how deep the rabbit hole goes and he doesn’t like what he sees. Amazing acting.
Alex Jones type energy
He’s legendary musician Levon Helm.
He knows how it deep it goes because he lived in it. He was apart of the jfk conspiracy
@@Junglehunter677 and you know this for a fact?
@@zacharycropper5532 It was in the movie. He still has the shovel.
This man is hands-down one of the coolest characters in film history. I could listen to him tell stories about history for hours and be listening with rapt attention the whole time.
No one cares mate
I wonder if Agent Gibbs from NCIS trained Bobby Lee Swagger
@@jblvxk obviously you do lmao
There are tons of interviews with him. Levon Helm is his name. He was actually the singer for The Band, who have made tons of songs youve probably heard but couldnt put a name too.
Yeah,love this scene..
"Thats how a conspiracy works, them boys on the grassy knoll....they were dead within 3 hours" this scene always stuck with me. Classic
Seal Team 6
@@smithrudy8780BOOM
I believe those boys were some of the Bay of Pigs boys, dressed like cops/detectives
@@janetphillips2875 nah the grassy knoll is in Dallas Texas JFK.
@@andyrendon7753what she means is operatives that were at bay of pigs carried out jfk
Sort of funny how his scene is so short, but he leaves an impression over the entire movie.
He still has the shovel, too.
It's arguable that this whole movie was written around this scene, as a justification for it.
@@TheGosslings That could be an amazing movie!
Swagger took a risk to drive all the way out there. Swagger is like a younger version of the old gentleman. Look the how's the coffee thing too.
I may have a movie scene I like better, but I can't think of it.
There was a patient in the hospital dying of lung cancer who told me “in the beginning they said cigarettes were safe.” I gave him the shooter line “they also said artificial sweetners were safe / WMDs.... / and Anna Nicole married for love.” He lightened up and laughed for a good half a minute.😊
Ah, if only King James I had been more vocal about tobacco. He actually wrote about it once it starting making its way from Jamestown to England. He said it was a bad habit that would cause health problems. He didn't need any surgeon general to tell him the obvious. Sadly, so many get hooked on them at a young age because they look cool or from other peer pressure. Very sad. :(
@@Myrdden71 King james 1 introduced a 4,000% tax on tobacco. King Charles III should follow suit. .Smoking is not only dangerous, it's also a filthy disgusting unsociable habit for the weak of mind.
is he okay now?
Can't you read!
@@sapitron dying from lung cancer would inply no, he's not okay
In sterotyping of movie shooters and gunmen we expect arnold types.....but old gunmen like this guy are the REAL dangerous and knowledgable charactors.....
@Natural Born Hustler✓ he is true :)
Beware the old man, in a job where people die young.
Always listen closely to a man who speaks with a soft voice...
@@shinigamidragoon I've heard it, "Beware the old man in places where men die young." But I guess one could take it either way.
“Beware of an old man in a profession where men usually die young.”
"That boy in PA, I know he was dead in a few minutes".
"whoever took that shot's now probably dead" --- yes. Yes it is.
Yup
Best scene..."still got the shovel" that was a good one!
Love this scene, reminds me of my uncle and I. He looked like a hillbilly on moonshiners but was a genius and a scholar of everything to do with weaponry and warfare. I still my uncle frank
Anna nicole married for love😂😂😂
Levon Helm absolutely ruled that scene!
He recognised Swagger the moment he walked thru that door. Still gave him all the info.
He probably took a fairly safe bet that Swagger was being framed and decided to help him. This scene absolutely amazing!
***** Well put. If Swagger really did do it why would he come to him for assistance.
Nils Waage ~ Agree... Men like 'Mr Rate' have a way of seein' into your soul; it comes from having made a deal with the Devil.
Yep. Nailed the accent, too.
May he rest in peace. One of the finest performances I've ever seen.
I've watched hundreds, maybe even closer to a thousand movies, and out of all of those movies there's only been two scenes from two movies that I'll never forget. The first one is "I'm your huckleberry" and this one, "I still got the shovel".
Two of the greatest lines ever to be said.
The old man with the Bigfoot story in ‘Close Encounters Of The Third Kind’.
@@cleorivas1547 I hate t admit this, but I never watched that movie before.
The scene in JFK with Mr. X.
grossly underrated comment.
David Did you know that Doc Holliday actually said that line in real life?
That old fella is my damned hero. A true badass. The way he says "brought the building down on his ass" is the absolute coolest.
+Adolph Oliver Bush still got the shovel
Well, kiss my butt.....that's LEVON HELM! (drummer for The Band). I totally missed that.
+Adolph Oliver Bush I like this part: "They quit the subtle tactics. They called in an artillery strike!"
Damn!!!! You're right... didn't recognized him, yet still I've got one of their albums... :) :)
Levon, sadly, is no longer with us. He should have done far more acting. My absolute favorite part of this movie. I also like how he tells his wife, "Thank you, Momma" I believe it is. That's southern as hell. Love it.
“Still got the shovel…” Quite possibly THE best line in any film EVER. Funny that the best acting in this movie came from someone not typically associated with acting.
"the moment you got it figured, you're wrong..." Levon Helm ...great.
‘You think’
This one scene made the movie in my opinion, probably what the director had in mind. The moment you think you have it figured, you're wrong...perfect line.
"The moment you think you got it figured , you're wrong" :)
Good advice for anyone!
that line is going to make me question myself a lot if i were in that sort of situation
IKR
There are always possibilities in any given situation.
*point to head * = put that in ur thick skull
One of the best movie scenes in the history of movies. Simply brilliant.
!!!!!
Well, what can I say? "Welcome to Tennessee. The patron state of shooting stuffs". Lol
That scene was pure magic! Levon Helm RIP.
"World ain`t what it seems is it Gunny". No it ain`t brother, no it ain`t.
We used to call it lying now it is fake news . To me it is still a lie.
Human society, not he world, and there is always an abundance of wicked people at the top of the human pyramid.
Christmas 2020, this comment is so perfect
@@michaeledlin9995 if it’s intentional, yes.
@@regul8or71 no ifs
When I saw this scene in the movie, I thought it was great that Levon was cast in this role. His simplistic approach to the lines and the way he carries it and his honesty kick ass!
"Good coffee?"
Love Levon Helm! This character is ridiculously well put together with Helm basically showing us a guy who knows everything there is to know about modern weaponry and ballistics but also black powder cartridges used to shoot African game before the invention of smokeless powder and jacketed bullets. The White Rhino mount (not shown in this clip) in some rural no-where cabin is also just a fabulous element added to give some cred to this gunsmith....considering the hunt (even in the old days) might have cost as much as his little house. He is serious.
This character is my uncle in a nutshell, he was a gun collector who lived in a 100+ year old cabin in the backwoods while the rest of us lived in the big new house in the front by the road. He was in Vietnam but never told anyone what he did or where he was. He taught me to shoot, throw knives, hand to hand combat, and tactics. At his funeral a man in uniform came to show his respects by saluting him and shaking the hand of my dad and aunt. My uncle who was a retired marine about sh!t a brick
"Still got the shovel!"
What a badass
I adore Levon Helm. Just a good ol boy from back in my neck of the woods. Amazing singer and down-to-earth actor. RIP
True,,,,Levon was not only an amazing singer/musician/vocalist...for "The Band"....But also a Talented actor as well...He was also in an older Steven Segall flick called Fire Down Below....He played the same kind of character,,,,more or less ...He was a Preacher for the local church ...Same honest southern charm though...😉😀😉😀😉 Rip Me Helm....You are Missed..😐
@@williamoliverio8227 He also played Loretta Lynn's Daddy in Coal Miner's Daughter, perfection in that small role as well. The man didn't act, they just let him say some lines like he was chatting with old pals hahaha
The man had medical issues that took his voice and a few years later he was recording an album. Talent by the boatload, tenaciity and determination to fight on. Certainly an inspirational character was Levon!
So that's why he sounds as he would be ten or even twenty years older.
"Still got the shovel"---great line!!!! love levon helm!!!!
What’s special about that line?
Hints at what happened to jfk. For decades been conspiracy theories about what happened to Jfk
Welcome to tennessee. The patron state of shooting stuff.
Haha love that line
Ridhuan Abu Bakar he doesn't say Memphis
@@killla we have a state firearm (.50 cal rifle)... Come to East Tennessee and you'll hear gunshots all the time outside city limits... Hunting, Target practice, training.. Alvin C. York, Google him.
The movie says this guy is in Athens Tn lol
@@nikolausphillips his accent sounds more like North Texas/Oklahoma/Arkansas areas.
@@nikolausphillips that would be a twist considering what happened in Athens TN in the fall of 1946! If you don’t know Google it. About the ONLY time there was hard push back against election fraud!!
They also said that artificial sweeteners were safe, WMDs were in Iraq and Anna Nicole married for LOOOVE! :D
WMD’s were in Iraq
@@MrBrianboisselle Bush said there wasn't
@@MrBrianboisselle .... no ... no there wasn’t
@@d1want34 ..... Bush said their was.... come on man
@@energyvortex1000 yes...yes there were
This whole movie pretty much hints at the fact that JFK’s assassination was an inside job and Swagger is Oswald except he actually survives long enough to prove his innocence.
WeBe Flexin exactly even the name has a resemblance bob lee swagger and harvey lee oswald
Even with the officer tippet
Tippet was supossed to kill oswald
Instead it reversed
Just like in this movie
It was an inside job , executed by the feds
Streetrocker28
It was an inside job, from inside the book depository window.
@Daniel Rodriguez
What about him?
@Daniel Rodriguez
I know about his wild and alleged claims... that there is no evidence for.
I met 2 men like this in the Corps.
They were grandmaster gunsmith civilians and former Marines themselves.
Always remember children, experience beats internet memes every time.
There is a point at which old age catches up with you. Experience is good but in the end 'youth' still wins. Your body just gives up at some point. If you're lucky. If not your mind goes first. You might get lucky and delay it a bit but not for long.
@@florinivan6907 tf are you talking about.
Former???
GREAT to see Levon on the big screen!!!
He did that part justice!!
"... still got the shovel". What a line!
"Still got the shovel." - Classic.
"still go the shovel"...classic...
This character had one of the shortest scenes of the movie, but easily one of the most memorable. Terrific acting and writing.
The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence.
This movie is uncomfortably prophetic.
The art of casting on full display. Can't imagine anyone in that short, but power role. RIP Levon.
why is this old timer sucha bad ass lol this scene always gets me
jaykayhooray cuz that's Levon Helm. One of the greatest American drummers and musicians of all time.
Love watching an older Gunny imparting his wisdom on a younger Gunny
Semper Fi!!
the world aint what it seems , ain't it Gunny
lotta ex marines in the youtube comment section
@American Nacirema No such thing as an x Marine!! Levon Helms of the Band played the part perfect!
@@wjshood once a marine. Always a marine.
when the young pup is humble enough to seek for it... most of todays guns are a bunch of irrespectful douchebags...
Levon Helm sells the entire movie in one scene. They should have an Oscar for cameos.
Finally, a modern movie with old school intense, scary, dialogue delivered by The Band's drummer Levon Helm in perhaps his last, and greatest moments on film (after numerous wonderful performances). And the other actors (Wahlberg etc) in the scene, probably sensing how pivotal a scene they were participating in with the likes of Levon's special appearance -- all, every single one of them were equally excellent: no over acting, no showboating, no stupid lines or momentary verbal silliness. Even the scene's lighting was key to the impact. Levon definitely owned the scene. His tonality, an "old man you should be scared to death of" dialogue, all paced with a sense of playful venom (Kudos to the director who captured this scene expertly). Want to be a great actor -- this is one scene you should study.
"Still got the shovel...." a line that should go down in cinematic history along with "rosebud," "you can't handle the truth," "Fill your hands, you son of a bitch...." "take the cannolli..." "you're out of order! you're out of order..." "make my day...." "top of the world, ma!" and I am sure there are others but, you get the idea. Great writing is was makes a film memorable. It makes the actors want to become great in the scene. It must play forty, fifty years from now with equal impact. For those who see this film, it's a scene people will always remember.
How about: "Open the pod bay door, HAL." "I'm sorry, Dave. I can't do that."
Interesting post, but "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn."
Well, said, John. Spot on. It is by far my favorite scene in the film. Levon Helm just picks everyone else up, puts them on his back and says, "Stand back, boys. I'll take you home." Brilliance.
“Say when!” In Tombstone
I’m so glad I saw this comment
"The moment you think you got it figured , you're wrong".
So many lines from that scene need to be repeated but especially that one. Seems everyone here that quoted it , well , were wrong. Thanks Levon Helm.
Levon has the best lines in this movie and he delivers them perfectly
Seems I’ve heard about a shot like that being made not too long ago. They’ve said the guys name was Thomas Matthew Crooks
"I pulled into Nazareth I was a feelin about half past dead"
Just need a place where I can lay my head.
@@Smokealotofblunts Hey mister can you tell me where a man might find a bed?
Garret Hollingsworth he just grinned n shook ma hand...no was all he said🇺🇸
Beautiful loser, read it on the wall!!!
And it all happened the night they drove ol Dixie down
''The moment you think you got it figured, you're wrong''. That's some real wisdom there...
One of the greatest scenes in a movie...Rest in Peace Levon Helm
"A brutal son of a bitch" my favorite line! XD
Hahaha! Watching it again on TV, just past this bit with Levon Helm. Love it!!!
"still got the shovel" was mine. But have to agree this is by far the best scene/exchange in the whole movie!
+Zaria Greene They also said that artificial sweeteners were safe, WMDs were in Iraq and Anna Nicole married for love.
One of my favorite scenes in this movie, RIP Levon...you had quite a ride...
"There's something so musical and vibrant about the way Southerners tell stories."
Yes, there is, and some of the stories are true.
Pfft. All their stories are true--but sometimes reality lies.
Levon's time on the screen is about 5 minutes or so. That's all. Yet his impact is astonishing! He's the most riveting character in this very entertaining film. His short appearance is as memorable as Anthony Hopkins in Silence of the Lambs (who had 17 minutes of screen time, but won an Oscar), and Jack Nicholson in Easy Rider whose short appearance was awesome.
Or Donald Sutherland in JFK.
Alec Baldwin in Glengarry Glen Ross
@@Famijoly Oh yes!!!!
Levon makes me feel like I'm sitting in the chair next to him.... He really owns this scene!
Think about him talking about his music career.
And learning alot too.
I loved this scene! Never had a clue until just now that it was Levon Helm. RIP
No doubt...up there in all-time scenes IMO
yes, same ;))) .... may he rest ..
what an enigmatic voice !!
"Still got the Shovel" I love it.
'' STILL GOT THE SHOVEL '' A classic for all time !!!
Still got the shovel. Best line ever!
Such a great scene. "Still got the shovel" what a great line.
The fact he called Bob "gunny" shows that he knows exactly who he was talking to. For those that didn't catch it or didn't know, Bob Lee was a gunnery sergeant.
Exactly bud
he only knew when he grabbed his hand and felt the signature palm marks of a gunner
Well, he revealed he knew it even before that, when he said "Said his name was Bob Lee Swagger, I never met the man, so I wouldn't know".
That grassy knoll comment is what intrigued me. Great scene.
Even for a short scene, he should have won the best supporting actor...
Big-time!!!
"The moment you think you got it all figured, you are wrong" this line saved me a lot of mistake in my corporate life... I took it from this movie and I still use it when I am working on a very tense decision.
He won an Oscar for that performance, didn’t he, didn’t he, NO…… he owned that scene. When you want to remember that movie that’s the scene you remember first & formost
I'd call Mr Helm a scene steeler but he did that with every interaction he had his whole life. Rest in peace sir.
A true Master of his craft, RIP Levon Helm, what a great scene, i can watch it over and over, Bravo Maestro......
Man how I miss you Levon! What a singing voice and a downright great storyteller to boot...best scene in the movie. Love ya man.....
No way. I just got out two and two together. I just got done watching some of my favorite performances off the love for Levon concert from 2012. I mean I’ve always loved it when I first watched it back when it first aired but this just feels even better. Had no idea. And coincidentally when his buddy robbie has just recently passed 😢
@@bennnnu380 hey benu, thanks for the response. The only thing is they were not buddies. They had an ongoing dispute. Robbie was a SO#! He broke up the best group of the day but tried to cast all the blame for everything on Levon. Robbie was a great songwriter and guitar player but Levon was the star of the group with that raspy, cool Southern whang of his. Fantastic singer and drummer. I miss him and his voice so much!!!!
Thomas crook
“The moment you think you got it figured, you’re wrong...”
Thank you, TH-cam, for continually recommending dimes 👌
Great actor, drummer, mandolin and singer. The Band was a awesome group. Take A load Of Fanny, The Night They Drove Ole Dixie Down and Up On Cripple Creek just to name a few. Rip Levon Helm, your work will keep going on for many generations.
The first song is called The Weight idiot
Levon played Jack Ridley in The Right Stuff back in 1983. Remember seeing it on the big screen. He always held attention when he talked, On and off the screen, they say. RIP Jack and Levon.
Levon Helm made his last album and took this part for his cancer treatments… RIP to a legend.
God Bless Leon. Great singer and actor. The Band for those who are too young.
The old man was the lead singer and drummer of the musical group The Band...Levon is crazy talented. RIP Levon.
When Levon Helm gives you advice you listen.
Best part about this is the only acting Levon really did was put on the extra drawl. He told stories from the good ole days like this. Natural story teller
I could listen to that southern drawl all day. Just perfect for this scene. He tells a great story
When I first saw this movie I did not recognize the guy in the glasses. I loved the comment "still got the shovel". RIP Levon.
"Another one in France, I know he's dead."
That sounds like a "with my own eyes" statement.
Phil M
Or maybe he’s the one who killed him.
@@jonbrad6285 Precisely.
✨😎✨
The full implication is that it was a counter sniper op.
I remember watching The Band some decades ago.
Levon Helm was a Giant.
Still is. R.I.P. L.H. ❤
Cheers, Gunny❕❕
Probably the greatest movie support role in history, this one is a gem.
Them old timers are the realest SOB on the planet, they were from time where one had to be tough to get through life. Love hearing Old Timers talk about the past.
Levon was the right pick for the part, the look, voice, dialogue, perfect fit
Best scene in the movie...
"Still got the shovel" is perhaps one of the best lines ever.
that guys accent is awesome!
+Imran Ahmed and real!! Arkansas accent there!!
I have the same accent. LOL Course, I'm not from Arkansas like ol Levon was. I'm from Tennessee.
It doesnt matter. That accent is awesome!
We do have the best accent in America. :)
+Buchworm ish
This old crack is one of the coolest characters ever written! Thank you for posting!
Reminded me of the Donald Sutherland general in Oliver stones JFK ..small part, big impact...
This movie makes me want to travel the lands, striking up conversations with the older wiser people out there.
best line in the whole movie... You know this for a fact? Still got the shovel!
Levon Helm, RIP. (Drummer, Singer, Guitar & Bass, and with Martin Scorsese as his long time best friend, Actor). Everything he touched turned to gold. God love ya…
Mr. Levon Helm was one of the most riveting parts of the movie "SHOOTER" in a movie that was chock full of riveting talent on display!!!! I did not know Mr. Helm personally but he immediately put me in mind of my grandfather who in his own right was a commanding presence and told about his past experiences in the almost exact same manner as Mr. Helm did on the big screen. I only wish I could have known Mr. Helm in real life as I believe he must have been a talented and captivating gentleman.
RIP Mr. Levon Helm and may you continue to entertain the Heavenly Hosts with your wit, humor and talent.
..........................worth an Academy Award for Levon Helm...........!!!
I love this character in Shooter. Such a standout scene
The best and most memorable scene in the entire movie. Levon stole it. I wish he was still around playing drums, singing, and who knows maybe going hollywood and winning oscars. I wonder who cast him for this part? Genius.
and boys and girls that's exactly how an old tuff southner talks and tells a story trust me that guy nailed the scene and the part about the Coffey was dead on as well.BRAVO !
Levon Helm was one of the last Renaissance men. Incredible songwriter and musician with The Band formerly, Bob Dylan and the Band and quite the great character actor.
Levon Helm was absolutely perfect for this character. One of my favorites. Remember The Band.
This is THE best scene in the entire movie.
this has some straight level with true life.....just when u think you ve got it.....you re wrong!!!