Knives Out (2019) - A Twisted Web Scene (8/10) | Movieclips
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- Knives Out - A Twisted Web: Blanc (Daniel Craig) reveals that he believes Ransom (Chris Evans) framed Marta (Ana de Armas) for Harlan's (Christopher Plummer) death after finding out about her inheritance.
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The circumstances surrounding the death of crime novelist Harlan Thrombey are mysterious, but there's one thing that renowned Detective Benoit Blanc knows for sure -- everyone in the wildly dysfunctional Thrombey family is a suspect. Now, Blanc must sift through a web of lies and red herrings to uncover the truth.
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Cast: Ana de Armas, Chris Evans, Christopher Plummer, Daniel Craig, LaKeith Stanfield, Noah Segan
Producer: Brye Adler, Jonathan Golfman, Ram Bergman, Rian Johnson
Director: Rian Johnson
Screenwriter: Rian Johnson
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Not gonna lie , Blanc explaining to Marta how she was a good nurse is a very heartwarming scene.
I know right!!!
Yeah 😊😊
Always makes me tear up 😭
Agreed
It basically massacred me
Let’s be honest we all suspected Ransom but as the movie went on and we see what happened with Marta we lost our suspicions and then bam it was Ransom
I can relate to the cops
They were just like "Damn" seeing all this happen in front of them
He left his will to her because he knew she deserves it more than anybody and is truly the most caring person that everyone would be happy to have in their life just like Harlan
I want to congratulate Rian Johnson for reviving the drawing-room mystery because I love them so much.
0:52 looks like that dude who went boom boom in modern warfare
Ransom was a great villain. Chris Evans nails the role excellently.
Saddest part is that Harlan rather die than see her lose everything. He truly cared for her and knew she deserved better. Money brings out the worst of us.
My dad sat down everyone to talk about what would happen after he died, and I sat there frozen because I cannot imagine what life would be like if he went out. I wanna believe him to be immortal, damn the money, but he got everyone over and we sat down and talked about it. I dont wanna lose my dad.
The real saddest part is Harlan was not going to die and killed himself for nothing
Nope Money is money you bring out the worse in you.
King Zilla people die every day over money.
Money doesn’t bring out the worst in people. Money reveals people’s true character.
"You gave him the correct medication, because YOU are a good nurse". For some reason, that part really gets to me.
" *Damn...* "
Yup, hit me right in the heart.. Made the sacrafice so much more tragic when... _There was no need for it_
I nearly cried to be honest, knowing how much the nurse and the old man were good pals and his suicide wasn't necessary to take the blame off of her
Dude sameeee. It brought me to tears.
I know 😞 I felt so warm but so sad at the same time.
🙁😢
"Because you are a GOOD nurse"
mah heart
Poor Harlan, i felt Bad for him and Marta
“That’s ‘good’ with two o’s.”
little late but
mha sole
This is the Best Part .
The fact that Harlan could have been alive just kills me.
Killed him too.
@@alecLogan damn.
No pun intended?
He was perfectly fine, but he had the poise the wits and the will to close his life on HIS terms.
Dude said it well: ".... *Damn* .."
Me too, when I first heard that in my first viewing, I began to tear up a bit, a nice use of emotional depth on a heartbreaking/heartwarming level.
I really liked how caring Blanc to Marta is throughout the whole movie, also considering he knew she had to do with Harlan's death from the start. He knew she always had a good heart, and though this is likely not gonna happen, I would love to see them both again sometime.
It would be nice if Ana De Armas has a cameo in the second one. She is going to be in the next Bond.
Yea she has such a good heart that she tried to cover up her murder isntead of confessing.
LwNickV only after Harlan convinced her about her mother’s status. She even says when trying to come clean, “ I don’t care if I get arrested; I just want my family safe.”
Rian already confirmed there is no other one that will re-cast same character except daniel craig(on this knives out movie)
Well i guess hes just proven he met lots of good people in the past from his experience as a detective . He probably saw marta as a good person the time they met.
Notice that despite Ransom leaving the party earlier when Marta and Blanc looked at the tape we never saw his car leaving. Such good foreshadowing in this movie.
Also when he just stood in the Background waiting for the family to hear their will. But Blanc already explained that haha
It is foreshadowing because Ransom also drives in with his Beamer later. So if you assumed that he just walked home, you’re wrong lol.
This moment really sunk in for me because I think I felt what Marta was feeling at that moment. There's the relief that she didn't give him the wrong medication, but the horrible realization that he still died because she believed she had. If she had--somehow, impossibly--known, nothing would have happened.
To be fair, she wanted to call an ambulance and hope he could hold out. He insisted on the dramatic suicide option. Yes, to protect her, but also because he wanted to go out kicking the hornet's nest.
@@MythicFox agree, such a dramatic person Harlan is.
Marta's confusion about having given the incorrect medication, was due to Ransom purposefully switching the liquids between the vials. Hence Ransom is responsible for the confusion. Additionally, as MythicFox says, she suggested calling an ambulance until convinced otherwise by the theatrical, charming Harlan. At most Marta was negligent for not thoroughly checking the labeling on the vials, which would probably have led her to conclude something was wrong as the properties of the fluids did not match her expectations for them given the labels.
@@farrel_ra i mean if i had the chance to make my own death i take that chance too
I already knew Ransom killed Harlan. But the way Blanc explained it is what makes this a plot twist for me
The same thing I thought
I feel like that’s the true plot twist of this movie. We have an idea of who it might be but there’s just absolutely no evidence that it’s Ransom. The plot twist is finding out that there’s a ton of evidence and foreshadowing that points no other than Ransom
I thought he faked his death and made all of this a new story he was writing, and random was a part of it.
When they showed a scene where the dogs bark at Ransom when he arrives. I figured it out. And you're right, Blanc's explanation made the whole twist better.
There’s no plot twist in this movie. It’s the illusion of clever but it’s just lazy
Fun fact: Daniel Craig apparently memorised this entire monologue which allowed Johnson to use longer takes. That’s just one example of it being clear that Craig was having a lot of fun on this movie.
I am waiting for a day when someone challenges him with a role to win an oscar. He is more than capable, yet not a single nomination.
It's crazy how Ransom was protrayed as the black sheep when he appears to be the smartest one in the family.
They never said he was dumb. He's the black sheep because he refuses to work knowing that both his grandfather and mother were supremely wealthy and was just waiting for his inheritance.
Well his name is Ransom
In the last few seconds he says "This is stupid with two O's." I fear for the intelligence of the rest of the family if he is the smartest.
@@geraldl5221 I wouldn't say he's the smartest but the most cunning
@@geraldl5221 The funny thing is if you watch this with the subtitles on, the subtitles actually say, "This is stoopid with two O's."
Interesting note: Ransom and Harlan were competitive at Go and of the children Ransom was the only one who could beat him. It shows how he was similar to Harlan, hence why he was able to come up with a scheme like this. Marta is even better than both of them at Go because she's "not playing to beat him just to make a beautiful pattern" hence, she beats Ransom by being a good and honest person.
Yeah, it's honestly great writing
Ohmygod your comment made me appreciate the film on a deeper and artistic level. It might seem like a small detail but it makes total sense. It simply proves how genuine Marta really is!
Your comment really brings out a deeper level of meaning to the movie
As a nurse, I come to youtube to have Daniel Craig tell me I'm a good nurse. It is literally the most soothing recorded line I have ever heard and calms my anxious little nurse heart when I'm freaking out because I went home and forgot to give someone a comb or something.
This is sweet. Thank you for your work and your time. I know many nurses and it’s a crazy and selfless job. You rock ❤️
You are a good nurse ❤️
Nurses like you saved my dad.
I want to see more of southern Daniel Craig
Check out Logan Lucky by Steven Soderbergh. It features Daniel Craig with a Southern accent.
A day in the life at Craig Ranch
I laughed out loud, the first time he spoke in this film, but he did a great job.
Well you might be happy to hear, Rian Johnson is writing another mystery with a completely different story and cast, except with Benoit Blanc back as the detective!
Romil is that true? thats awesome. i loved him in this movie.
The worst part of this attempt of murder is that Harlan shouldn’t have died at all, this movie is a fun murder mystery but that part kinda make me cried cause of how sweet Marta and Harlan relationship are.
Think of it this way. Harlan had been a very selfish man. He died correcting that.
I’m sure Ransom would’ve killed him another way
He wouldn't die at that point but it doesn't mean Ransom wouldn't try again.
the saddest part of murder mystery is when characters died for their loved ones when they could easily survive
@phucth91 Good point. If Marta had accidentally saved Harlan--or the stubborn old man let her call an ambulance) Ransom would have tried again. The money was all he cared about.
I completely missed the words back AGAIN so soon ransom
Same
But honestly it makes sense.
That's the idea !!. You dont think of it that's the ingenious part of this movie
Maybe they made hard to hear considering grandma's old
Wow thanks for the likes!
I loved that brief flashback where Harlem and Marta smile at each other while she gives the medicine. And coupled with the background score, one of the most heartwarming scenes I've seen a murder mystery movie.
I have watched that scene like on repeat because it has sunken inside me.
i loved the small details on this. like when they showed marta climbing in the window, her feet never touched the sill. they show ransom entering, and his foot hitting the sill, where they found a smudge of dirt earlier in the movie.
so many little things that when you watch it like a second time, you get to appreciate them all so much more.
“This is stoopid with two o’s!!!”😂😂
Great movie! This part actually made me cry I felt so bad for Marta
I felt sorry for Harlan
@@gannmegann one or two people suspect that he knew or suspected the truth, either that he knew she was too good at her job to make a mistake or suspected that someone had stolen the antidote, so he did it to find out who was trying to kill him. Still feel sorry for both Harlan and Marta
She is a good nurse and it definitely bright their day when someone says that to them! Marta just panicked when she saw the label and thought she gave him more morphine to Harlan
This is honestly, one of the best payoffs in modern cinema. Everything just comes back around, full circle.
Rian Johnson is just too good at his job.
My exact same thoughts! Can you believe that so called Star Wars “fans” crucified him for adding much needed nuance to the franchise and challenged the status quo? And more importantly, how they don’t want this genius making his own story with entirely new characters in an unexplored part of the universe?
@@sebascardona3210 He did a phenomenal job with Knives Out but he should have left Star Wars alone, in my opinion
@@nomoreminions8444 damn right! I love RJ, but we all have our limits. Even star wars. 🤷🏻♂️
Dude he completely obliterated one of the most iconic characters in film history - Luke skywalker. He made Luke be dark and almost kill his nephew. This was the Luke skywalker who saw the good in the worst man in the galaxy - Darth Vader. The real Luke Skywalker would never do this and he would not run away to a deserted island and hide from everything. Also the whole movie was kind of boring overall but with all that said I will still watch the movie but really only to see Kylo Ren. Ps. Don’t even forget Princess Leia flying through outer space like come on seriously?
@@carryg580 this is a Knives Out discussion, not Star Wars. go to reddit and take a piss there
Lakeith “Dam” is everything 🤣🤣🤣. 2:32
Dude just did not know what to think!
It was everything the audience felt in one word!
@@blockmasterscott u got me rolling
That Lakeith “Damn!” was everything the audience was feeling in that exact moment.
For reallllllll
Very ironic for Ransom that he hire benny to reveal the truth and instead benny reveal all the truth.
When Blanc asked, “How’d you know this was the morphine?” you realize Marta was never at fault
I hope they are working on a sequel to this MASTERPIECE!
No worries coz they are! :)
@@sisandasikhakhane2483 ngempela?😲
Yes it is
@@kmassicott oh hell yeah!
I hope but don’t think Chris Evans is in the sequel
To be honest, IF Harlan agreed to call the ambulance, the only thing they need to solve is HOW and WHO switched the medications which is going to be also a good twist
But with way less stakes!
"Because you are a _good nurse"_ my favourite line in the whole movie
Mine too
She’s such a good nurse she killed him.
@@Rounderyathecrueldid you not watch the movie
or this clip
2:47 I knew she was gonna do something important!
Let’s be honest all of us nurses had tears from that line.
I'm not even a nurse and I was crying 😢
3:01
This is stupid with two o’s...
Ransom: Hires renowned detective to find out the truth
Detective finds out the whole truth implementing Ransom in the murder
Ransom: (surprised pikachu face)
2:08 And now the donut hole has been sealed twice.
The dynamic between Blanc and Marta is one of my favorite parts of this movie.
This movie gave me the rush I got as a kid when my parents would show my murder mystery movies in the 90s.
Because they STOPPED making murder mystery movies once you got TV shows like Law and Order and Criminal Minds. Such a shame.
If you ask me, I strongly believe that if Agatha Christie herself had saw _Knives Out,_ I believe she would have been very proud of it. / I honestly would love to see another film adaptation of Christie's _And Then There Were None._ -- but one that is faithful to the source. And if I could choose a new title for the new film adaption, I'd go with *_Ten Little Pawns_* -- so as to avoid the racial stereotype tropes; plus it'd explored how the victims are "pawns" in a mystery game. At least that's how I'd do it. *;D*
1:45 this part hits me
I always cry 😭😭😭
Ana de Armas and Daniel Craig's teary-eyed acting here is so damn good. just amazing, they really portray how the feeling of decoding what's really twisted and they did it so well.
Until this scene we all thought marta was a clumsy nurse who stupidly killed her friend. But it turns out shes the complete opposite. Must have been both relieving and horrible to learn that not only did she not kill him but he wouldve survived if he listened to her.
The way he says, "Damn!" Like he just heard a 🔥 bar from Kendrick Lamar!!!
I love that Harlan was by-and-large a good man who just happened to get success. He seemed to be the kind of man who recognized the hard work others do in their routine, since he himself became wealthy instead of being born into it. His motivations for the will change wasn’t malicious, it was because he was tired of his family leeching off of him even though he knew they all could’ve done great work without his help. His friendship with Marta felt genuine and sweet, making it contrast from the other Thrombey’s who don’t really care about anyone except themselves
One TINY detail over looked here: In order to swap the medicines you'd have to break their seals. A good nurse would never use a vial that's had it's seal broken.
A good nurse would never use a vial that's had it's seal broken... working on a hospital makes sense. But with one and only patient tho. Also vials that size are not meant to be disposable after one use, she already said early that she only worked for Harlan
1:36 Daniels normal british accent kicks back in. I just imagine james bond in this situation.
Harlen’s death was inevitable because Ransom would just try again if this plan failed
Exactly
I feel like harlan had a moment where he realized he was ready to die anyway and would rather straighten the family out instead of giving ransom another chance. He already straightened out his will, all the pieces wete in place. Might as well not waste a good plan eh?
Like Blanc said about Harlan’s demise, “ A tragedy of errors” ☹️
I’ve watched this movie 2-3 times now, but it took me watching a movie clip to really have everything hit me all at once like taking 5 straight double shots of Cranberry Ciroc. I never noticed that she picked up both meds and knew which was which without having to read the label. Because she’s done it so many times that she can tell the difference. That’s like a 🤯🧠💥💣
2:30 my heart just broke...
This scene is real good, all serious and emotional but when Lakeith Stanfields character says "Damn" it cracks me up everytime. that was my exact thought in that exact moment lmao
Finally someone talks about lakeith lmaoooo
Even when she was tricked
She still managed to help him with the correct medication without a doubt
🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
This scene is so good, Daniel Craig is legendary here.
One cool little detail is you see Ransom climb through the window and step on the window sill. Earlier, when they show Marta going through the window, she never steps there, the dirt Blanc notices was from Ransom and not Marta.
Who else is a nurse who just wants Daniel Craig to tell them they are good? I find it so soul-affirming in that soothing voice.
This is one of my favourite parts of the movie, just how he goes out of his way to assure Marta.
I love that instead of ploughing on with his speech he goes out of his way, technically to the point of tampering with evidence, to tell Marta she is a good nurse.
“DAMN” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I said the same thing because this was too good
Put on the subtitles when Ransom says stupid with two o's. It's literally spelled "stoopid"
00:57 I love it when he speaks like that ,like he is disgusted by very existence of other human being
Came here after hearing the unfortunate news about Christopher Plummer. May god bless his soul in heaven.
Legend Never Die.
Incredible acting by Ana de Armas here. You can feel the rollercoaster of emotions she's going through as Blanc makes her realize she's done nothing wrong but it resulted in a tragedy anyway.
His twisted accent is everything
“Stupid with two o’s”
You may say…Double O?
If there's any lawyer reading this comment, does Harlan's death can be ruled as homicide as it was Martha's wrong assumption that led Harlan to commit suicide? I mean Martha did give Harlan the correct medication but she mistook her action as a deadly mistake and led Harlan to take his own life to protect her.
This question is not meant to paint Martha in a bad light. I am just curious if this justification can be used in court and If Martha still in danger of losing the inheritance.
She tried to call for help and Harlan used FORCE to stop her. It is 100% not her fault. If anything Randsons action would be the ones that lead to the suicide as he is the one who switched the meds. Martha did everything right and Harlan refused to listen to her. She even tried to go back right before Harlan killed himself.
Blanc's goodwill for Marta i guess started from the point when he sees where harlans dogs were so kind to her. Juxtapose to where the dogs didn't let the killer in second time when they attempted to come back. So it's a full circle for Blanc to have his faith on Marta rewarded/justified.
I love how this heartwarming scene ends with "come on Martha this is stupid with 2 O's" 😭😭
Aww, Blanc telling her she's a good nurse is 😭😭😭
James bond and steve rogers
3:00
Chris: this is stupid with 2 o's
Me: huh
Me: don't you spell it stupid
Me: know what i don't question it
Watching this movie for a second time is a really cool experience, knowing all the twists and turns of what is really going on. For instance, that Benoit Blanc knows as soon as he meets her that Marta is involved somehow.
Looks like Rian Johnson redeemed himself after The Last Jedi.
eating sugar no papa yeah but not everyone thought that.
Stephen Murphy This movie felt like Rian Johnson’s apology letter for The Last Jedi
@@superjackster0165 Last Jedi's problem was the tonal whiplash with the humour, its still the best looking star wars movie by far and the themes it tackles just add more depth to the universe, but the humour was out of wack and makes repeat viewings harder. Good film but way too silly.
Nuclearpoweredturtle i have a lot of other problems with The Last Jedi
1. The way they handled Luke’s character and he was abruptly killed off at the end
2. Snoke getting killed off
3. The Casino subplot
4. The amount of forced feminism in it
5. Flying Leia
@eating sugar no papa "The Last Jedi" was never good.
The best part of this movie is its excellent depiction of Marta, it goes a long way for genuine Hispanic representation in movies. 👏👏
2:30 that police officer was me when Blanc explained it
I had fear the entire movie of Blanc finding the blood spot on Martha's shoes only to know that he noticed from the very beginning.
3:00 that ending
"Come on murder, this is stupid with two O's"
Marta*
Damn...so if she didn't look at the labels at all and they just continued on none of this would've happened and harlan never would've had to commit suicide
So, Ransom switched the liquids inside each vial so when Marta administers Ketorlic as the label says, she is administering Morphine. However, Marta used the Morphine vial because the liquid inside looked like Ketorlic. After administering the medication, she looked at the label properly and thought that she made a mistake.
I need to use that "stupid with two o's" line on someone, its so good
Me explaining why brown is the imposter in among us
1:25 onwards will warm you heart
Technically, she is also guilty of evidence tampering.
*Harlan says he sees a lot of himself in Ransom.*
*It's possible Nana does too and that's why he's the only she ever speaks to*
the flashbacks of Marta and Harlan, made me cry so much, they cared so much for eachother
R.I.P. Christopher Plummer.
This makes sense though you don’t give people money solely because your family you give it to the people who made your life better and in this case that was his nurse.
Permission to forgive Arian Johnson for at least half of The Last Jedi? Pick which parts you’ll forgive yourself.
Rest in Peace Christopher Plummer
I don't know why but this scene reminds of that first episode of Sherlock when Lestrade says to Watson "Shelock Holmes is a great man. And maybe one day, he'll be a good one"
I can hear his accent all day... 😄
Damn I wanna see Daniel Craig play Captain Britain
Good nurse that didn’t check the labels before administering the medicine despite the potential deadly consequences. In the movie, they gave her a “magical sense” that could recognize which vial to use without looking and thus she was innocent. In the real world though administering medicine without checking labels is malpractice.
Empire Strikes Back: We have the best plot twist of all time.
Knives out: Ima bout to ruin this mans carrier.
So Harlan committed suicide but let Marta believe that she killed him? Everyone in that family is a jerk, and that's partly due to Harlan's own shortcomings as a father and grandfather.
Edit: Never mind; the part where Harlan slits his own throat was left out of this playlist; Harlan didn't commit suicide by medication. My second sentence still holds, though.
@@alwaysprocrastinating355 Hah hah, what a couple of fools.
Thanks for the explanation.
@@georgeofhamilton i felt like harlan was satisfied letting marta have his wealth and realized that someone in his family was trying to kill him, so he didnt care if he died. if that level of morphine was enough to kill in 10 minutes, he should have been feeling symptoms at that moment. i thought that he knew it wasnt lethal but he needed to convinve martha
@@zee3e I agree with that theory. I think that just as Marta intuitively knew which medication was which, Harlan knew too. I believe that the real reason that Harlan didn't want Marta to call the ambulance was because he knew that if she had, she would learn that someone had tried to frame her for his death, which would then cause her to learn why someone would want to frame her in the first place. Harlan wouldn't have wanted that to happen because I think that he wished to keep Marta's inheritance a secret. I believe that he also knew the truth because, as a mystery writer, he would have been smart enough to know that if Marta had indeed accidentally poisoned him, a toxicology report would prove that. Therefore, he wouldn't have helped Marta to establish an alibi if he didn't know that she would be exonerated in the end.
if you listen to their conversation as Marta gives him his medicine it sounds as though he's sort of tired of life
The movie did very well to endear the audience to Marta. Just as well as it did to subvert expectations.
The commercials made the movie out to be a "who dunit" when in reality the killing took place on screen within the 1st 30 minutes and it was a comedy, suspense, crime drama.
I prefer Blanc's wardrobe in this movie than in Glass Onion, way less flashy.
Is anyone else in love with Blanc
One of the greatest plot twists in movie history
Yes, it might’ve been obvious but I loved this movie
@@tripi7906 they made an obvious villian seem innocent