Hell I always laugh at my own jokes like its the first time hearing them.. its even funnier when no one else can figure them out or find thems morally demented.. best part is when you insult someone being funny and they still dont get the joke... you can laugh while they get mad and cant understand what you find so fucking funnny ahahahahaha.
@@mla4186 His best overall acting performance is From Dusk Till Dawn, the only time he's given a role to be one of the main characters and not just a bit role.
It's the way he shot it. Tarintino gave Cheech only close up's and himself mostly mediums with Cheech giving nothing but extremely subtle movements effectively upstaging himself as an actor but telling the whole story better as a director.
@MultiBagram he didn't check out. sorry couldn't help it. the two guys are supposed to be representatives of other groups. when they show up, they say who they are and pass over cards from their groups. Bucho's gang (who Cheech the bartender is a part of) called the other groups to double check these guys were legit and not imposters like for example, undercover cops.
I know it’s not really feasible to make it work for the mass market, but I still want one. I would actually love a single action ruger suppressed like the KAC suppressed revolver.
@@stuckgrenadepin.225 There are mass produced suppressable revolvers. The only one that immediately comes to mind is the Nagant revolver which has a cylinder that lurches forward to close the air gap between the cylinder and the forcing cone. I'm sure there are others, and it wouldn't actually take that much engineering.
@@ScienceFoundation I know about the nagant, but that is not really a feasible revolver though. It requires proprietary ammo and the design is old. To produce it to modern standards would make it unsellable to the mass market. It would be a collector’s piece. I’m talking about mass production that the everyday person can afford.
@@ScienceFoundation they could, but like any other decent revolver, the cost would be high. Higher than most people would be willing to pay. Part of the reason revolvers aren’t popular anymore is due to cost of manufacturing them. Add in the moving parts necessary to make a nagant type revolver to modern standards and you will be around the same price point as a korth since many revolvers are hand fitted and not mass machined like glocks.
@@ScienceFoundation yeah, but the QC on those is hit or miss. I’m talking American made. A ruger super Blackhawk already runs near $1000. Add in moving parts beefy enough to stand up to .44mag and the buildup of carbon from being suppressed and still function and you are looking at you are looking at a substantial difference in price.
Cheech Marin has to be pushing 80 freakin years old by now - I remeber listening to his stoner records when I was a teenager and I'm 62 now. He's done OK for someone who started where people like Charlie Sheen finished ;)
@@olivergiles6731 That's just as well - in the 70s that could have been fatal. Charlie still seems to be with us, for better or worse, so I'm guessing the meds work.
Well Tarantino got him back in From Dusk til Dawn when he kicked him in the stomach 27 times after Clooney punched him in the face 13 times lol. Which is ironically my favorite on screen moment.
My brother's and I watched this on VHS so many times the ribbon overtime heated and stretched at points and Wed have to fast-forward. This truly was one of our childhood favorites.
Classic Scene!! U left out the part when he walks in the bar like a total badass and swipes his nose. lol tarantinos laugh as he drinks his beer gets me everytime.
It will work on the Russian nagant revolver, because the cylinder locks up air tight, but that’s the only revolver I’m aware of that will work; the revolver here however, I can’t quite make out, but I’m not convinced it’s a nagant…
@@danielbell4007 But it requires the bullet being behind the casemouth. Steyr made some sealing revolvers for tests too. (but it could still count as a Nagants, as they were a copy)
I remember hearing this joke and laughing my ass off, then Tarantino goes into a bathroom stall and gets blown to smithereens. It was at that point when Desperado went from being really funny to really violent.
i used to tell this joke to a cousin o'mine who's since passed on ...he'd laugh everytime .... maaaan you've just taken me back to times spent with him...Rest in peace Bigboy... .used to call him that .. rugby player he was .... was the only one who ever called him that ..." yha BIGBOY ....
My homeboy paid to meet Cheech and Chong backstage after a show a handful of years ago. They did him right. We're both huge fans, they signed his stuff and shot the shit with him for a good 20 min he said. Not a whole lot of other people were there so they got to chop it up. All I know is my friend told me they were solid, awesome to meet.
Tarantino's acting towards the end there he's genuinely good for once. He should have cast himself as like a nervous Woody Allen or Jeff Goldblum type in his movies rather than a cool guy.
@@antonkirilenko3116 yep, genius operating mechanism but not practical what so ever. Cylinder cams forward to insert the tip of the cartridge case into the forcing cone of the barrel providing a air tight seal so no chamber blast. But it was designed around a cartridge that has the same muzzle energy as a .22 LR and the trigger pull was terrible because of the extra operating work it was having to do. The revolver Cheech had was a S&W Model 19, which is not designed like that, and being a .357 Mag it has WAY more energy than the Nagant revolver, more muzzle blast, and would not be able to be suppressed effectively, especially not as quiet as in the film. One of the few firearms that is Hollywood mouse fart quiet is a bolt action .22 LR with subsonics and a good suppressor, preferably ran wet with a solvent behind the first and second baffle.
You cut off, the best part. Before Tarantino & the other cabron walk in, a bunch of ladies customers complain to the barkeeper that the beer tastes like piss. Cheech Marin answers: ''I know, we piss ourselfs in it.'' Disgusted they leave. Tarantino & toothless Pendejo walk in, order 2 beers, drink and make a face as if they just drunk piss. Cheech Marin then asks: ''Something wrong with beer?'' xD
when you act more, you cannot do it so well, when you have days and weeks to focus on just one single scene, then you're more likely to make it perfect, actually many great movies were great because of the supporting role actors not of the main actors ...
He’s a good director because he knows how he’d do it if it was him. I’d say keep him directing for 20 more years, not acting, but he promised only 10 films so who knows.
Love the editing, when the camera just zooms in a little towards Tarantinos mouth as hes blabbing on than back to the bartender who cant believe the stupid shit hes hearing XD
Can somebody please explain, why did Cheech Marin shoot the other guy? Was that some kind of test? Why didn't the other guy check out, and Tarantino did?
They are running heavy duty checks on the customers because of the guitar player killing people and basically the dude who is shot messed up or something and he is dead
I remember seeing this movie long ago, maybe in early-to-mid 2000s, but I sure didn't remember this scene. The movie was randomly on cable yesterday, and this was the scene that was playing. I stopped to watch because it was Tarantino at the bar. “Why would he be at the bar?” I thought to myself. I pressed the Guide button on the remote to see the movie details, and this was a Robert Rodriguez movie. That makes sense. Those two guys are always good buddies as far as I know. I don’t have much else to add that others haven’t already, yet I didn’t expect there to be a joke like this. This is simply the most Tarantino joke I have ever heard in any of his movies.
@@roderuna7750 Its just saying, but because he was nervous he said it wrong when it would be dot the i's, and cross the t's. It just meant they are doing good job
@@halfamanandthecolonel hahha, yeah, magically is correct. Because there's no way in real life it would. I mean yeah it would function, but, It wouldn't be very quiet.
@@jasonkrug6277 Supposedly there was a revolver with a built in suppressor back in the 1960’s But let’s face it, movies never get suppressors right. They sound like mouse farts, when anyone who’s ever shot the knows it would still be loud if the gun was right in front of you.
@@jasonkrug6277 I’m trying to remember where I saw it, maybe the spy museum in DC? I’m not sure. I know I’ve shot several suppresses weapons both in and out of the military. Other than a .22, a subsonic 9mm is my pick.
@@dvader3000 imagine thinking that someone who has a hobby which they are knowledgeable about, means they don't have a life. Or maybe you're one of these people who thinks that casual things like movies are not allowed to be the inspiration for more serious thought. That's a sad life
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Even when acting, Quentin laughs hysterically on his own jokes
He must be as sadistic as the question he posed at the beginning of 'Kill Bill'.
Have ya herd the kkk documentary
On?
Hell I always laugh at my own jokes like its the first time hearing them.. its even funnier when no one else can figure them out or find thems morally demented.. best part is when you insult someone being funny and they still dont get the joke... you can laugh while they get mad and cant understand what you find so fucking funnny ahahahahaha.
Such a legend 🙌
By far the best acting Tarantino has ever done lol. His expression when the other guy gets shot is straight out of old school comedy.
I thought he did great in Pulp Fiction too when everyone kept complimenting his coffee choice
@@mla4186 His best overall acting performance is From Dusk Till Dawn, the only time he's given a role to be one of the main characters and not just a bit role.
What film is this?
@@williamdavies2375 It's in the title of this video, Desperado.
@@joemckim1183 Not given anything, he is the producer for FDTD. Also, he is the director of Pulp fiction. Basically he owned both movies.
This scene is nothing without Cheech making those facial reactions.
It's the way he shot it. Tarintino gave Cheech only close up's and himself mostly mediums with Cheech giving nothing but extremely subtle movements effectively upstaging himself as an actor but telling the whole story better as a director.
Agreed. His facial reactions really make the scene!
@MultiBagram
he didn't check out.
sorry couldn't help it.
the two guys are supposed to be representatives of other groups. when they show up, they say who they are and pass over cards from their groups. Bucho's gang (who Cheech the bartender is a part of) called the other groups to double check these guys were legit and not imposters like for example, undercover cops.
partly right. it's just nothing.
Indeed.
I told this story to some coworkers, they didn’t laugh and I know I nailed it. … I need a new job.
Tell them again this week to double check
They were probably pissed on in the past, so this time they were pissed off.
No….they need a new job.
or... u'know, you didn't nail it.
Some jokes are old jokes. They’re just not so funny any more.
the joke was that suppresed revolver
I know it’s not really feasible to make it work for the mass market, but I still want one. I would actually love a single action ruger suppressed like the KAC suppressed revolver.
@@stuckgrenadepin.225 There are mass produced suppressable revolvers. The only one that immediately comes to mind is the Nagant revolver which has a cylinder that lurches forward to close the air gap between the cylinder and the forcing cone. I'm sure there are others, and it wouldn't actually take that much engineering.
@@ScienceFoundation I know about the nagant, but that is not really a feasible revolver though. It requires proprietary ammo and the design is old. To produce it to modern standards would make it unsellable to the mass market. It would be a collector’s piece. I’m talking about mass production that the everyday person can afford.
@@ScienceFoundation they could, but like any other decent revolver, the cost would be high. Higher than most people would be willing to pay. Part of the reason revolvers aren’t popular anymore is due to cost of manufacturing them. Add in the moving parts necessary to make a nagant type revolver to modern standards and you will be around the same price point as a korth since many revolvers are hand fitted and not mass machined like glocks.
@@ScienceFoundation yeah, but the QC on those is hit or miss. I’m talking American made. A ruger super Blackhawk already runs near $1000. Add in moving parts beefy enough to stand up to .44mag and the buildup of carbon from being suppressed and still function and you are looking at you are looking at a substantial difference in price.
I can still hear the audience laughing it’s ass off. Opening night crowd. Was a blast.
What film is this?
@@engjds desperado
I remember seeing this when it came out. Everyone was in stitches.
Same here. The whole theater were dying
Cheech Marin has to be pushing 80 freakin years old by now - I remeber listening to his stoner records when I was a teenager and I'm 62 now. He's done OK for someone who started where people like Charlie Sheen finished ;)
burn....
he turned 75 yesterday
I doubt that Cheech started his career with an HIV infection. .....
@hopeless "Neither did Charlie's."
He said Cheech started his career where Charlie finished. Finished.
@@olivergiles6731 That's just as well - in the 70s that could have been fatal. Charlie still seems to be with us, for better or worse, so I'm guessing the meds work.
That man is gifted. Any movie he play in millions of people is gone want see it. Every body want see him in more movies. He really good
No. Not really a Tarantino fan.
@@stuckgrenadepin.225 Ok, I pity you.
-Me and Puco we go way back
-Pucho
-Him too
Bucho
@@jevgenkova him three
@@jevgenkova yeah, him too
@@HelloMyFriend_ and Yuu?
Bucho
One of my favorite movies to date. I literally wore out the VHS tape. My dad was pissed.
On you, the floor, the bar and bartender?
@@clintcannon1902 LMFAO!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
give him $300
sounds like your dad is out of $500
@@Stue-e Na, a single VHS tape.
Edit: I caught that LMAO. 🤣🖕🏼
For some reason this never gets old
Okay okay I got one: *Sam Jackson and John Travolta walk into a diner…*
And then these FUCKING IDIOTS just HAPPEN to start robbing the place, I mean, what are the odds?
@@iwasneverhere9189 Home? Why, you never left, because you were never here...
I love you Pumpkin
@@everything777 Love you too honeybunny
ROYALE WITH CHEESE 🧀
Hey man, they pissed on my bartender, that bartender really tied the bar together.
A+ man, A+ XD
It's a league game.
Turn out it was the wrong bartender😅🤣🤣
"mark it zero"
It’s cool ese 😅 gets me every time!
Cheech killed it and basically brought it together during this scene.
"And by the wayy, your beer taste like piss!"
-we know... "cuz we piss'n it!"
That's not all!
Damn, cheech went off the rails after doing all that acid.
What does that mean?
@@Daysbb see cheech & chong up in smoke
I guess Cheech had something to do that month :)
@Brian Weatherman my name? Isn’t it on the license?
The soundtrack in this movie was incredible.
I’ve still got the cassette
CD. I have it somewhere.
HOO...AH
Every movie with Tarantino in has an amazing sound track imo
@@Freethought1987 your opinion is correct in my book
my favorite Tarantino on screen moment easy.
Well Tarantino got him back in From Dusk til Dawn when he kicked him in the stomach 27 times after Clooney punched him in the face 13 times lol. Which is ironically my favorite on screen moment.
"not only would you be not mad about it. You be happy "
The suppressor on the revolver kills me 😂
That's some funny shi huh Quentin Tarantino voice* 🤣
My favorite bit of this is just him downing a shot at the awful bar and going "this reminds me of pissing into a glass"
"he's pissing all over the place, fff" I love the waving lol
What if when he’s done telling the joke he goes “….. You wanna make a bet?”
Lol. Yeah, that would have been pretty epic. Almost can't even shoot em at that point.
Nah, that'd be stupid.
Yeah and the bartender goes - "Sure. But if you lose, I shoot your dick off. Go."
My brother's and I watched this on VHS so many times the ribbon overtime heated and stretched at points and Wed have to fast-forward. This truly was one of our childhood favorites.
Which movie is this
@@kvarnerinfoTV it's called desperado with Antonio Banderas
@@thesaddoc thnx, I watched it few times before , long time ago...gonna watch it again today 😊
I would guess Salma's nude scene was a worn out spot.....😉
I literally did this monologue for my Senior Year Drama class Final. Lol
I'm picturing all types of cringe.
I hope there wasn't anyone sitting next to you.
I remember thinking this was the funniest shit I heard!
Still is for me lol
My dad used to tell this joke when I was a kid. It made this scene even cooler the first time I saw it. Tarantino’s telling of it is the best.
You've clearly never seen the Reservoir Dog's intro monologue. lol
@@PatTheRiot I haven't. I guess i need to watch it.
@@HereIsWisdom1318 It's a great movie.
Classic Scene!! U left out the part when he walks in the bar like a total badass and swipes his nose. lol tarantinos laugh as he drinks his beer gets me everytime.
Nothing beats a suppressor on a revolver. Lol
It will work on the Russian nagant revolver, because the cylinder locks up air tight, but that’s the only revolver I’m aware of that will work; the revolver here however, I can’t quite make out, but I’m not convinced it’s a nagant…
@@danielbell4007 That's the only one I can think of.
@@danielbell4007 But it requires the bullet being behind the casemouth. Steyr made some sealing revolvers for tests too. (but it could still count as a Nagants, as they were a copy)
I wanted to say something but then i saw your comment.
I Lol-led yr mother. She liked it.
I remember hearing this joke and laughing my ass off, then Tarantino goes into a bathroom stall and gets blown to smithereens. It was at that point when Desperado went from being really funny to really violent.
i hate it when people give away parts of a movie.
not every has seen every movie ever made.
@@ginoasci So why are you watching clips with spoilers from that very same movie?
@@ginoasci I bet you are the type of guy who would tell a history teacher to not spoil the ending of World War 2. Get a grip man.
@@ginoasci You'll probably survive this atrocity.
@@ginoasci should’ve watched the movie before you watch random clips
I told this joke at a bar to the bartender, got free beers 🍻
One of my favorite directors
I think Quentin is underrated as an actor; love this scene
2:27 - That gesture is so smooth. "Kill the second guy"
"What did you do!! I meant "spare the second guy"!!!!!"
That gesture was pretty feminine lol
@@vincentmartinez8241
if theres 1 thing feminine its yo face
@@paolomarques439 Not alot of reflective lights in the sewer huh?
I thought he was mentally calculating "hey not bad he turned 200$ profit on that bet"
i used to tell this joke to a cousin o'mine who's since passed on ...he'd laugh everytime .... maaaan you've just taken me back to times spent with him...Rest in peace Bigboy... .used to call him that .. rugby player he was .... was the only one who ever called him that ..." yha BIGBOY ....
2:23 Nothing he said tops the comedic value of that missing-teeth smile ;-)
Quentin Genius Tarantino! ⭐
Penguin walks into a bar and says to the Bartender "Have you seen my brother". The Bartender says "What does he look like" ?
?
He looks like a penguin
Thats a classic from peter Beardsley's joke book
😂😂
Does he look like a bitch?
My homeboy paid to meet Cheech and Chong backstage after a show a handful of years ago. They did him right. We're both huge fans, they signed his stuff and shot the shit with him for a good 20 min he said. Not a whole lot of other people were there so they got to chop it up. All I know is my friend told me they were solid, awesome to meet.
Chong bought an opium pipe from my dads shop
That's why I never tell jokes to a bartender
Tarantino's acting towards the end there he's genuinely good for once.
He should have cast himself as like a nervous Woody Allen or Jeff Goldblum type in his movies rather than a cool guy.
who said he didn't?
For once?
“Cross the i’s and dot the t’s” lmao
Real history here great director and actor's
😂😂😂😅 oh my why am I seeing this now after all these years. Definitely downloading it now .
I like how Quentin has those too long laughs even in movies
The real joke is the Revolver with silencer LOL
Have you heard about Nagant Revolver?
I WAS LITTERALLY LOOKING TO SEE IF SOMEBODY COMMENTED ON THAT 😂
@@antonkirilenko3116 yep, genius operating mechanism but not practical what so ever. Cylinder cams forward to insert the tip of the cartridge case into the forcing cone of the barrel providing a air tight seal so no chamber blast. But it was designed around a cartridge that has the same muzzle energy as a .22 LR and the trigger pull was terrible because of the extra operating work it was having to do. The revolver Cheech had was a S&W Model 19, which is not designed like that, and being a .357 Mag it has WAY more energy than the Nagant revolver, more muzzle blast, and would not be able to be suppressed effectively, especially not as quiet as in the film. One of the few firearms that is Hollywood mouse fart quiet is a bolt action .22 LR with subsonics and a good suppressor, preferably ran wet with a solvent behind the first and second baffle.
"_ It's cool ese..."
The way he says it is the funniest part of the video.
I had no idea who the actor was when I first saw this movie back in the 90s...the piss story gets funnier every time I hear it.
Quentin Tarantino. Says it right there in the title.
@@maximummatt73 what title?
The one that runs across ever scene when you watch the VHS tape you picked up from the video store in the mid 90s?
Yeah man, whatever
@@maximummatt73 how's that?
You misread a comment and somehow that's on me?
I like Maximum Matt, Misreading Matt not so much.
@@billbixby557 uuuuuffff hhahahaha I'm laughing my ass off, what a sick burn
Hell of a story for a joke love it.
the shot edit was amazing xD
The joke was funny... the facial expressions were funnier... the suppressed revolver was the funniest.
Yeah that’s only possible with the nagant m1895 revolver
@@neooverby3750 must have some pretty good connections to be able to get his hands on that in Mexico 😅
@@ElCid1043 he didn’t use a nagant revolver. it was a standard style revolver in the movie those can’t be surpressed.
This is how you tell good jokes.
I. Fucking. Love. This. Movie.
Name of movie
@@derikleon8582 Desperado (1995)
I told this joke when I was a teenager. I made everyone who was around laugh then one of my homies said I smoke too much weed
You cut off, the best part.
Before Tarantino & the other cabron walk in, a bunch of ladies customers complain to the barkeeper that the beer tastes like piss.
Cheech Marin answers: ''I know, we piss ourselfs in it.''
Disgusted they leave.
Tarantino & toothless Pendejo walk in, order 2 beers, drink and make a face as if they just drunk piss.
Cheech Marin then asks: ''Something wrong with beer?'' xD
Dude With the long hair suggest shooting them by putting his hand on the gun, and Cheech shaking his head like “hell no”
Cheech Marin the bartender is funny too
Movies aint like this no more...
So much so, they bleep out little shit!
Thanks far-leftists!
it would be so cool of someone made a movie in a style like this today
@@HereIsWisdom1318 ??? Far leftist literally have zero control over dialog in movies like.....wtf are you smoking, psycho?
Tarantino's face at 2:28
The dude holding the phone is in the vampire band in From Dusk Til Dawn
Quentin left two other jokes for us to chuckle over: one in Natural born killers & another in Killing Zoe.
Quentin’s punchline was so brutal that knocked off the front tooth of the Mexican dude 🦷
MexiCAN'T
@@TheCoppoy damn who hurt you americant
@@HaveanOreshnik It's from Robert Rodriguez' script lol. And I'm not an American, comrade
300 dollars puta😅😅😅😅
The qestion is how he fit fucking silencer on revolver , very rare thing
tarantino should act more, his delivery is perfect
when you act more, you cannot do it so well, when you have days and weeks to focus on just one single scene, then you're more likely to make it perfect, actually many great movies were great because of the supporting role actors not of the main actors ...
I wouldn’t go that far…
He’s a good director because he knows how he’d do it if it was him. I’d say keep him directing for 20 more years, not acting, but he promised only 10 films so who knows.
No, he’s kindova spaz
How the Tarantino stole cinema
This scene is one in a million
One of his best joke
Love the editing, when the camera just zooms in a little towards Tarantinos mouth as hes blabbing on than back to the bartender who cant believe the stupid shit hes hearing XD
Quentin would make a funny actor. He needs to star in his own movie not just cameo appearances.
He's a pretty bad actor and he knows about it. Hence cameo appearances and even those were like in 2 of his movies only.
There was a movie with George Clooney where he was around for longer.
@@xxlCortez that wasn't Tarantino's movie though. It was Robert Rodruguez's From Dusk till Dawn.
this scene is gold lol
Can somebody please explain, why did Cheech Marin shoot the other guy? Was that some kind of test? Why didn't the other guy check out, and Tarantino did?
They are running heavy duty checks on the customers because of the guitar player killing people and basically the dude who is shot messed up or something and he is dead
Was waiting for Cheech to say Pendejo (good friend) to Quentin LOL!
Hey. Guess what. He didn't check out. And you...you check out just fine.
The scene is golden. Now: how the f*ck do you setup a silencer on a revolver??
Thread the muzzle.
Put the revolver onto the silencer, then turn the revolver.
that revolver looks like a bounty hunter blaster
The Guy on the phone was in a "punk" band called ThePlugz back in the early 80s.
That's cool. He played in the band that was in the Titty Twister from Dusk Till Dawn, if memory serves me.
This is from '79. th-cam.com/video/3algHvhrjUU/w-d-xo.html
Also the main guy in Tito and the Tarantulas
I remember seeing this movie long ago, maybe in early-to-mid 2000s, but I sure didn't remember this scene.
The movie was randomly on cable yesterday, and this was the scene that was playing. I stopped to watch because it was Tarantino at the bar. “Why would he be at the bar?” I thought to myself. I pressed the Guide button on the remote to see the movie details, and this was a Robert Rodriguez movie. That makes sense. Those two guys are always good buddies as far as I know.
I don’t have much else to add that others haven’t already, yet I didn’t expect there to be a joke like this. This is simply the most Tarantino joke I have ever heard in any of his movies.
Love the movie. Nice characters, even secondary ones. Henchman Tavo played by musician Tito Larriva (of the band Tito & Tarantula)
Nice see that you cross the i's and dot the t's 😂😂😂
the real joke here
What's does that mean?
@@roderuna7750 Its just saying, but because he was nervous he said it wrong when it would be dot the i's, and cross the t's. It just meant they are doing good job
Revolver with a suppressor is like a condom with holes.
wow this quentin tarantino guy is a great actor… maybe he should become a filmmaker one day
i was 5yrs old when this came out and by the time i was 12 i had seen this movie over 100 times lol this and bloodsport were my go to's
this was the funniest scene in the film
A revolver with a suppressor. hahaha.
@@halfamanandthecolonel hahha, yeah, magically is correct. Because there's no way in real life it would. I mean yeah it would function, but, It wouldn't be very quiet.
@@jasonkrug6277
Supposedly there was a revolver with a built in suppressor back in the 1960’s
But let’s face it, movies never get suppressors right. They sound like mouse farts, when anyone who’s ever shot the knows it would still be loud if the gun was right in front of you.
@@chucksolutions4579 I'd like to see that gun. It would work it just wouldn't be very sound efficient at all.
@@jasonkrug6277
I’m trying to remember where I saw it, maybe the spy museum in DC? I’m not sure.
I know I’ve shot several suppresses weapons both in and out of the military. Other than a .22, a subsonic 9mm is my pick.
When you roll a double NAT 1 on perception/sense motive!
Silencing a revolver that isn't a nagant is pretty tough.
Me and "bucko"...
Bucho...
Quentin: Him too... 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
I just realized the silencer on the revolver and it's bothering the shit out of me.
I think nagant revolvers are the only revolvers that can use a silencer, due to the cylinder barrel lock up. And that didn't look like a nagant.
@@leokrupp4442 get a life moron,is a fucking movie,they can put a silencer on a fucking tank if they want to
@@dvader3000 imagine thinking that someone who has a hobby which they are knowledgeable about, means they don't have a life. Or maybe you're one of these people who thinks that casual things like movies are not allowed to be the inspiration for more serious thought. That's a sad life
@@leokrupp4442 and you are correct, so far as I know
What about the silencer on Anton's shotgun?
Always amazing dialogue and stories 👍👍👍
Wow. Didn't know Tarantino was a good actor. Always knew he was a great director but never seen him act.
He's been in two of his most famous films.
Me and Bucco
BUCHO
....him too
Ya...I'm not having a drink at that bar!
Ah the classic suppressed revolver…
02:22 if I'm being honest; that was the funniest bit in the whole video
Herculean figure of a writer/director, polio survivor of an actor.
I would watch Cheech read the American Tax Code
Heard this shaggy dog story 55 yrs ago….
He's a good actor.
I especially like the suppressor on a revolver.... :-D
I never noticed how he's reminded of that joke, because the beer tastes like piss
I thought it was gonna be piss in that glass