Yes, agreed. One of those performances where you legit believe Bobby is Max Cady. Once, merely a sociopathic brute, now armed with knowledge and a clear goal of vengeance after stewing for 14 years. A living nightmare if you came across someone like this and crossed them.
The moment he tries to reason , and he replies with “I learned to read in my stretch “ That’s when Sam knew this shit got real and it’s possible he knew about the buried report !!
I definitely do, this one and taxi driver are his best performances in my opinion, deniro plays the troubled angry lunatic even better than the mobster types which is saying something. As a matter of fact he was so good in taxi driver and cape fear I wouldn't be surprised if deniro really does have some shit up there in his head
@@gmale605 I'll disregard "mongo" and leave that resolution to the Karmic gods. As for the other, I have no idea what you're implying. There are thousands of actors in Hollywood, but few, a scant few, can subsume themselves like DeNiro
I always thought it was funny how he (Mr. Cady) went from “Spot Goes to the Farm” then “Runaway Bunny” (children’s books), to Law Books. That’s quite a leap.
It's absolutely possible to go from "Runaway Bunny" to law books. It depends on your personal aims. Once you understand how a language works, you can go advanced immediately.
Terrifying, to spite abiding the sadistic rapist as much as possible he wants revenge for the comparatively tiny sentence he served. And the irony of a rapist bitching about being raped... duuuuuh ya think?
What does silence of the lambs have to do with deniro other than the fact that he and foster did taxi driver together and the fact that this and silence of the lambs are both horror films
This movie is phenomenal because everyone thinks they understand prison but until you've been locked up (I have) there are no words to describe the misery of that fucked up place De Niro was the ONLY actor who could have showed that kind of righteous anger 10/10 film.
what is righteous anger about being locked up for your own crime and stupidity. Btw in prison they live free from the working class's taxation money, that should be given to the 50.000 $
The point is Cady could've avoided doing hard time had his own lawyer not buried the report which is why Cady was pissed and on a mission. He felt he paid for his own sins, so it was his lawyer's turn.
I was locked up in a mental institution. More than likely not as bad as prison but it was a NIGHTMARE. Those nurses were HATEFUL. Not all though. And one woman was just like the nurse from One Flew Over a Cuckoo's Nest. No joke.
@02:45 ?????? Max Cady brutally rapes and violates a woman (and is apparently pleaded-out to a lesser-offense of Battery)... and has the audacity to lament & complain about being held down, sodomized and gang-raped. Rape is a horrible despicable crime on any level regardless of the gender of the victim. That being said... Max Cady only cares about himself and doesn't give one thought to the poor woman that he violated that put him in prison in the first place.
He did his research about harden ex cons. I have run into a few of these loser types over the years, from the neighborhood, bars and job sites. He nailed it. The whole package from the way they speak, walk, strut, their demeanor, mannerisms and those dead tombstone eyes. haha
Believe it or not, he also paid a dentist to make his teeth bad, to convey a more menacing look, then paid double to have them fixed, once shooting was done!
2:04 I know it's not a funny or pleasant scene but just the look on Nick Nolte's face is just so classic priceless. That's what i loved about this movie is Nick Nolte's acting. He played his role so well. It's just those dazed and confused looks which are just so great. Oh and 100. Mean 100th comment on this video.
Nick Nolte really shows his range as an actor here. Remember, he also played a bear of man who was a corrupt cop that would've disposed of Cady ASAP about the same time this movie came out. Shame about the alcoholism and other drugs - Nick Nolte is a fantastic actor who could've been a brighter star had he kept his lifestyle cleaner.
I like how they make Max seem like he has a legitimate grudge but do small things like when the group of young girls go past, they make you see Max as a predator. Brilliant movie!
"Which in a way I was" Go timing in every statement is hilarious even if it's not supposed to be. One of my favorite performances. "Then runaway bunny"
I didn't really paid attention to Nolte since DeNiro is stealing the show, but now I realize how good everyone in this movie is. All briliant. And when you think about it Scorsese always gets the best performances possible from his cast. Amazing director having amazing actors at his disposal. The result is a true masterpiece.
"I didn't do my job is that right?" Yeah it literally is dude, regardless of how evil Max is you were supposed to defend him. However, money is obviously not a problem for max he could've easily came at his lawyer and possibly even had the lawyer sent to jail! But instead he chose to go about it in the most psychologically torturous way imaginable, the lawyer mightve deserved some of this but the mom and daughter didn't. Great movie and in my opinion better than the original
His lawyer did the moral thing in a way he didn’t bring up maxs victim promiscuous past hence the jist of Maxs rage towards his ex lawyer if he did max could of got off completely or a way lesser charge then battery
@@nikiyen6well if u have a jury the judge objects sustains but it's really in the hands of the jury & lawyers. I can't believe that a jury would let this guy go just b/c the woman he beat & raped slept 3 other guys in a month. He beat her! What woman wants to have consensual sex while being beaten. Beaten means she didn't want sex & it was done to make her submit like an animal. I'm sure the other lovers she had ( how would bowden find a report like that just ask around?) Anyway the rape shield act has been around since at least the 90s & thankfully that stops her prior sexual history from being brought up. Also this guy had 2 other arrests for rape & beat it. At the end sam tells him that & believes he would get off. So actually 3 arrests for rape & he beat this woman but b/c she was promiscuous a jury would say nope. Maybe if he didn't beat her or been arrested for it before I could see Cady being angry esp if he didn't brag about being guilty & this would be the 3rd woman he raped. So I'd think the jury would have convicted. Most people that go to trial I think would never admit guilt. I mean the victims before that pressed charges I'm sure he beat as well. So this lunatic sat in prison fixated on a case that he would have lost? Plus I thought as an officer of the court ur obligated to tell if ur client tells u they committed a crime. That's why most lawyers are told they are guilty. In fact lawyers won't take the case if u tell them ur guilty. I'm gonna guess sam was a public defender & forced to. He had to much a conscience if he was a private lawyer.
Cady is sort of structured like Michael Myers in the original Halloween. John Carpenter had Michael lurking in the background a lot, just building up tension, but you knew some bad shit was going to happen. In this case it's when Max confronts Bowden on the house boat. We get to see Max in his true terrifying form. Great great film.
@@gbronco820 Well this guy went from learning to read childrens books which have a playful setting that may not bd taken seriously to being able to learn how to read books on how the law is in American society was a big surprise because of how intricate it's worded.
every DeNiro´s scene in this movie is just... perfect! Max lines tear Sam down to pieces and with no chances at all. It´s the mental victory of Max on Sam
De Niro is a force of nature,, " Ever been a woman, some fat ugly hairy hillbillies wet dream" no line in cinema history instills fear of prison into the viewers consciousness , as this one
In this scene Cady is baiting Sam. essentially telling Sam that he knows about the report about Cady's victim that Sam had deliberately withheld from the court. He also says he filed for an appeal several times. If he could prove that this document existed why wasn't his conviction overturned on an appeal? If he could prove that his attorney didn't represent him well, or that he was incompetent, wouldn't Max Cady have prevailed in court?
Kevin Arco Sam buried the report. Effectively Cady , with a lot of time on his hands, was able to construct a background picture and believes / assumes correctly that Sam had come to the same conclusion, based on the fact he has gone on to become such a successful lawyer, but had taken a personal moral choice not to pursue that line of defence and potentially get Cady off or get him a much more lenient sentence. During the film an underplayed side story is Sam refusing to pursue unethical means to assist legally his boss's daughter because he's worried about being disbarred. I think Sam is in essence a selfish individual who ironically is being made to pay for the one good deed in his life.
Kevin Arco: Possibly but there will also be new factors arise. Such as his conduct in prison. Kersick talked about Max possibly murdering another inmate on the chow line. Then there's the possibility of him taking revenge on any of the men who raped him. Much of his prison time is only hinted at. He applied seven times for an appeal. The original viciousness of his crime coupled with whatever actions he took in prison (warranted or otherwise) would play a part in whether he would be paroled. At the end, he mentioned the report in the case files. Sam thought he buried it and he figured Cady would never be one the wiser as he was illiterate at the time of his incarceration. It never occurred to him that Cady would learn to read and that he would figure out what Sam did. wayofthecass: Pretty good analysis. I don't know whether I should feel sorry for Sam or disappointed in him. As a man I can understand why he did what he did but as someone who has read law books and understands the system, Sam committed the ultimate offense as a lawyer: He betrayed his client. Likewise, I don't like Max. I think he's scum of the lowest order. However, I can see where he's coming from and if I was in his shoes I might very well do the same. The one individual he figured had his back in all of it turned around and betrayed him. Maybe they both deserved to go down with the ship.
so? a lawyer is supposed to represent his client to the fullest! To be a lawyer one must put his moral and ethical standings out the door. This is the first thing would be lawyers are taught!
This is probably the closest thing we gonna get to De Niro as Tony Montana, he was considered playing Tony before Al Pacino was cast but he turned down the role...
John travolta almost became tony as well. This has got be a nod towards Scarface, I see palm tree like leafs hanging and his obvious red shirt like tony
@@tdevil101 maybe. But for an illiterate man who Sam knew at the time to be able to figure that out now in about 5 seconds, I'd be a little surprised.
"What shall be my compensation, sir." At that point in the conversation, Candy is correct. There are situations, misfortunes in life that others cause us and that later they cannot compensate or solve with money or apologies.
If I Made This Version Of Cape Fear, Here's Who I Would Cast. I Would Cast Bob Balaban As Max Cady And Arnold Schwarzenegger As Sam Bowden. I'd Have Arnold Seen As He's Never Been Seen Before. He'd Be COMPLETELY SHREDDED(YES! Not All Big And Bulky And All 'Roided Up!) Whereas Mr.Balaban would be all muscled up and shown as Arnold's Physical Superior, Plus I'd have Bob sporting a goatee as he played Max Cady. You see, I think that having those two actors switch places...one who is a little beanpole get all muscled up and the other shrink down to a beanpole would make it all the more terrifying!
What I do not understand is why nobody asked Cady about forgiveness. I mean he portrays himself as a Pentecostal. That is the one thing that bothers me. Why nobody brought it up to him.
De Niro’s last great acting role ( I mean after this movie all his roles are....the same ) fantastic movie and a remake that’s better than the original.
As I have said....this movie is where every one lost their fukking minds, over the top and yes max cady via deniro is one of the greatest performances in film history.
Idk... Silence of the lambs is my fav "thriller/ horror" movie ever... This is great as well, its a classic.. He does deserve praise for this role but silence of the lambs was legendary lol
Possibly or a way better conviction for him or completely free it’s the point his lawyer has some heart he didn’t do this aka he broke his clients trust and the law because he didn’t provide his client with the best defense
@@Wheretheportlandorarealadiesat While Sam did what could be considered the right thing, betraying your client's trust is something you NEVER do when you're a defense attorney!
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De Niro was legit scary AF in this movie
He gave of a creepy ass vibe. This movie was one of my all time favorites
Yes, agreed. One of those performances where you legit believe Bobby is Max Cady. Once, merely a sociopathic brute, now armed with knowledge and a clear goal of vengeance after stewing for 14 years. A living nightmare if you came across someone like this and crossed them.
true story...
@@timhenley3602No it’s not shut the hell up. Get out of here now.
Deniro's performance in this role, is one of the best ever.
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Totally agree
Then you need to watch Taxi driver
He just couldn't beat Dr. Lecter at the Academy Awards
@@dnasty312
But he is way better in Raging Bull
The moment he tries to reason , and he replies with “I learned to read in my stretch “ That’s when Sam knew this shit got real and it’s possible he knew about the buried report !!
DeNiro does such a great job at displaying anger without yelling or trying to be scary it’s subtle but strong
Totally agree....u can see his anger intensify as he has to recall his experiences in prison
As a Georgian, this is a very good accent. Great job De Niro.
Apparently he traveled down South and asked the locals how they would deliver his lines, to make sure he got the delivery right.
@@jculver1674 wow! Did not know that...thanks. such a legendary actor.
For some reason when I read that I thought of the country Georgia instead of the state Georgia.
This isn't the atlanta accent at all. This must be a south ga accent.
DeNiro is so transformative here you barely recognize him, yet nobody ever considers this one of his best acting performances
gregg mikulla its one of his top 3 easy
I do
I definitely do, this one and taxi driver are his best performances in my opinion, deniro plays the troubled angry lunatic even better than the mobster types which is saying something. As a matter of fact he was so good in taxi driver and cape fear I wouldn't be surprised if deniro really does have some shit up there in his head
Of course mongo, he’s a Hollywood actor
@@gmale605 I'll disregard "mongo" and leave that resolution to the Karmic gods. As for the other, I have no idea what you're implying. There are thousands of actors in Hollywood, but few, a scant few, can subsume themselves like DeNiro
I always thought it was funny how he (Mr. Cady) went from “Spot Goes to the Farm” then “Runaway Bunny” (children’s books), to Law Books. That’s quite a leap.
Not even any Hardy Boyz or Nancy Drew in between
@@rogergarrison4271 😂
Exactly I thought the same
It's absolutely possible to go from "Runaway Bunny" to law books. It depends on your personal aims. Once you understand how a language works, you can go advanced immediately.
Surprised Jean-Paul Sartre's No Exit vasn't mentioned or 50 shades of gray 🤔
I love this scene.
That's like ten dollars a day! That ain't even minimum wage!
Not like it would have mattered in terms of the outcome, but Sam offering Cady a bribe was an admission of guilt.
Terrifying, to spite abiding the sadistic rapist as much as possible he wants revenge for the comparatively tiny sentence he served. And the irony of a rapist bitching about being raped... duuuuuh ya think?
The way Deniro works the scenes in Cape Fear, just a masterpiece. He really becomes the fallen angel of vengence here.
WELL LETS JUST BREAK THAT DOWN.
Not even Minimum wage
I based my GTA character's looks and car after Cady in this scene
You guys are fucked up.
Lmao nice
Alex How is it fucked up? It’s just a game, a game about committing crimes and causing chaos in a sprawling metropolis.
😂😂
Ha. Awesome
One of DeNiro's finest moments in cinema history!
Also the "Excuse me, are you my friend?" scene. Incredible dialogue in this film. A masterpiece.
"Silence of the Lambs" is my favorite movie of all time, but De Niro Should have won the Oscar for his performance in this great film.
Adam Coffland I agree
What does silence of the lambs have to do with deniro other than the fact that he and foster did taxi driver together and the fact that this and silence of the lambs are both horror films
Alec Clark "Cape Fear" and "The Silence of the Lambs" were released the same year, and both were up for Oscars, which the latter swept.
+markorevan maybe cape fear is more vicious then silence of the lambs
This is true, this is true...
BEST MOVIE EVER MADE...90S FOREVER...
This movie is phenomenal because everyone thinks they understand prison but until you've been locked up (I have) there are no words to describe the misery of that fucked up place De Niro was the ONLY actor who could have showed that kind of righteous anger 10/10 film.
Mr. Max Cady is rather selfrighteous
I was not locked up but did community service and faced courts and wanted revenge even then
what is righteous anger about being locked up for your own crime and stupidity. Btw in prison they live free from the working class's taxation money, that should be given to the 50.000 $
The point is Cady could've avoided doing hard time had his own lawyer not buried the report which is why Cady was pissed and on a mission. He felt he paid for his own sins, so it was his lawyer's turn.
I was locked up in a mental institution. More than likely not as bad as prison but it was a NIGHTMARE. Those nurses were HATEFUL. Not all though. And one woman was just like the nurse from One Flew Over a Cuckoo's Nest. No joke.
@02:45 ??????
Max Cady brutally rapes
and violates a woman
(and is apparently pleaded-out
to a lesser-offense of Battery)...
and has the audacity
to lament & complain
about being held down,
sodomized and gang-raped.
Rape is a horrible
despicable crime on
any level regardless of
the gender of the victim.
That being said...
Max Cady only cares about himself
and doesn't give one thought
to the poor woman that he violated
that put him in prison in the first place.
He did his research about harden ex cons. I have run into a few of these loser types over the years, from the neighborhood, bars and job sites. He nailed it. The whole package from the way they speak, walk, strut, their demeanor, mannerisms and those dead tombstone eyes. haha
Believe it or not, he also paid a dentist to make his teeth bad, to convey a more menacing look, then paid double to have them fixed, once shooting was done!
I believe you
Cady don't want money counselor he wants something more and that is to make your life a living hell.
Same here man
+Yankeefan24 yea
+poe zick That's pretty fucked up. Sam might be sleazy and dishonest but Cady is pure evil.
No, man. What Sam did was underhanded, but he still has the high moral ground. Cady was an irredeemable rapist and sociopath.
Cady bragged about it, remember?
To this day, when I speak to my english speaking friends I go out of my way to say "what is the formuler sir".
Every 4th of July I have to say, "Happy 4th of Jooly counselor"....It's tradition now!..Haha
2:04
I know it's not a funny or pleasant scene but just the look on Nick Nolte's face is just so classic priceless. That's what i loved about this movie is Nick Nolte's acting. He played his role so well. It's just those dazed and confused looks which are just so great.
Oh and 100.
Mean 100th comment on this video.
Nick Nolte really shows his range as an actor here. Remember, he also played a bear of man who was a corrupt cop that would've disposed of Cady ASAP about the same time this movie came out. Shame about the alcoholism and other drugs - Nick Nolte is a fantastic actor who could've been a brighter star had he kept his lifestyle cleaner.
MAX CADY: "Afternoon Counselor"
I like how they make Max seem like he has a legitimate grudge but do small things like when the group of young girls go past, they make you see Max as a predator. Brilliant movie!
I know it’s just deniro he’s just makes you feel bad for him even though he’s a disgusting child rapist creep in this
"They're great at that age...." Very dark
They shoulda had Chris Hansen jump out.
@@stumarston6812 😂😂😂
@@stumarston6812 idek if Chris Hanson could handle Max Cady.
He's right though
@@Inconvenient_NPC Shut up.
This movie was all round just perfect... very stylish,scary funny at times a classic revenge movie...
The style of it is beyond amazing!
Scorsese made this movie darker and much more complex than the original. Much better film
And had three actors from the original film to appear in this film! 😀
"Which in a way I was"
Go timing in every statement is hilarious even if it's not supposed to be. One of my favorite performances.
"Then runaway bunny"
"Do I... ? well, let's just break that down."
Nick Nolte and Robert De Niro derserved the oscar that year!
I didn't really paid attention to Nolte since DeNiro is stealing the show, but now I realize how good everyone in this movie is. All briliant. And when you think about it Scorsese always gets the best performances possible from his cast. Amazing director having amazing actors at his disposal. The result is a true masterpiece.
His acting is surreal.
"I didn't do my job is that right?" Yeah it literally is dude, regardless of how evil Max is you were supposed to defend him. However, money is obviously not a problem for max he could've easily came at his lawyer and possibly even had the lawyer sent to jail! But instead he chose to go about it in the most psychologically torturous way imaginable, the lawyer mightve deserved some of this but the mom and daughter didn't. Great movie and in my opinion better than the original
People forget the fact that he got into incredible shape !!!
Yeah, I think he was even more shredded in this than he was in Taxi Driver.
@@cheeto4789 definitely, Travis Bickel is way skinnier than Cady.
@@Gh0stily111 raging bull tho
@@lavarball528 meh, bout the same as here.
His lawyer did the moral thing in a way he didn’t bring up maxs victim promiscuous past hence the jist of
Maxs rage towards his ex lawyer if he did max could of got off completely or a way lesser charge then battery
Nick Nolte nailed it, but De Niro is out of this world.
Looks like Brian Johnson with that hat. You just got "thunderstruck".
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But he ain't back in black.
0:45 : Such a good part. His anger was well placed, and he put zero blame on the others.
One of the reasons why I like villains like him.
They was just doing right by their jobs
@@nikiyen6well if u have a jury the judge objects sustains but it's really in the hands of the jury & lawyers. I can't believe that a jury would let this guy go just b/c the woman he beat & raped slept 3 other guys in a month. He beat her! What woman wants to have consensual sex while being beaten. Beaten means she didn't want sex & it was done to make her submit like an animal. I'm sure the other lovers she had ( how would bowden find a report like that just ask around?) Anyway the rape shield act has been around since at least the 90s & thankfully that stops her prior sexual history from being brought up. Also this guy had 2 other arrests for rape & beat it. At the end sam tells him that & believes he would get off. So actually 3 arrests for rape & he beat this woman but b/c she was promiscuous a jury would say nope. Maybe if he didn't beat her or been arrested for it before I could see Cady being angry esp if he didn't brag about being guilty & this would be the 3rd woman he raped. So I'd think the jury would have convicted. Most people that go to trial I think would never admit guilt. I mean the victims before that pressed charges I'm sure he beat as well. So this lunatic sat in prison fixated on a case that he would have lost? Plus I thought as an officer of the court ur obligated to tell if ur client tells u they committed a crime. That's why most lawyers are told they are guilty. In fact lawyers won't take the case if u tell them ur guilty. I'm gonna guess sam was a public defender & forced to. He had to much a conscience if he was a private lawyer.
Cady is sort of structured like Michael Myers in the original Halloween. John Carpenter had Michael lurking in the background a lot, just building up tension, but you knew some bad shit was going to happen. In this case it's when Max confronts Bowden on the house boat. We get to see Max in his true terrifying form. Great great film.
they're great at that age, ain't they.....
indeed, ,and both are in their 50's
Frank Vee a every sex-thirsty 40 year old mans saying
He is hot in this though
Spot Goes to the Farm --> Runaway Bunny --> Law books, mostly
Quite a learning spike
You could almost feel the cold sweat suddenly running down the counsellor's spine.
Farm?
Could someone break this thing down for me? Thx in adv
@@GreaterGrievobeast55 hell yeah, not even a Hardy Boyz in between Runaway Bunny and law books lol
@@gbronco820 Well this guy went from learning to read childrens books which have a playful setting that may not bd taken seriously to being able to learn how to read books on how the law is in American society was a big surprise because of how intricate it's worded.
What is the forumuler... for compensation Sir
Hahaaaaa !!!
How about 10,000 in cash ?
😂😂 formuler...
every DeNiro´s scene in this movie is just... perfect! Max lines tear Sam down to pieces and with no chances at all. It´s the mental victory of Max on Sam
De Niro scared me to death when I saw this movie.
Wow they made Frank Lopez's office into a shirt for Max Cady
De Niro is a force of nature,, " Ever been a woman, some fat ugly hairy hillbillies wet dream" no line in cinema history instills fear of prison into the viewers consciousness , as this one
DeNiro does this part to a T, Cape Fear is one of my all time favorite classics.
“Do I look destitute to you?”
Legendary
" that's not even 10 dollars a day " lol
The way Deniro continue to gaze off then on again at the group of girls through the sunglasses while reciting his lines is brilliant.
In this scene Cady is baiting Sam. essentially telling Sam that he knows about the report about Cady's victim that Sam had deliberately withheld from the court. He also says he filed for an appeal several times. If he could prove that this document existed why wasn't his conviction overturned on an appeal? If he could prove that his attorney didn't represent him well, or that he was incompetent, wouldn't Max Cady have prevailed in court?
Kevin Arco Sam buried the report. Effectively Cady , with a lot of time on his hands, was able to construct a background picture and believes / assumes correctly that Sam had come to the same conclusion, based on the fact he has gone on to become such a successful lawyer, but had taken a personal moral choice not to pursue that line of defence and potentially get Cady off or get him a much more lenient sentence. During the film an underplayed side story is Sam refusing to pursue unethical means to assist legally his boss's daughter because he's worried about being disbarred. I think Sam is in essence a selfish individual who ironically is being made to pay for the one good deed in his life.
Kevin Arco: Possibly but there will also be new factors arise. Such as his conduct in prison. Kersick talked about Max possibly murdering another inmate on the chow line. Then there's the possibility of him taking revenge on any of the men who raped him. Much of his prison time is only hinted at. He applied seven times for an appeal. The original viciousness of his crime coupled with whatever actions he took in prison (warranted or otherwise) would play a part in whether he would be paroled.
At the end, he mentioned the report in the case files. Sam thought he buried it and he figured Cady would never be one the wiser as he was illiterate at the time of his incarceration. It never occurred to him that Cady would learn to read and that he would figure out what Sam did.
wayofthecass: Pretty good analysis. I don't know whether I should feel sorry for Sam or disappointed in him. As a man I can understand why he did what he did but as someone who has read law books and understands the system, Sam committed the ultimate offense as a lawyer: He betrayed his client. Likewise, I don't like Max. I think he's scum of the lowest order. However, I can see where he's coming from and if I was in his shoes I might very well do the same. The one individual he figured had his back in all of it turned around and betrayed him. Maybe they both deserved to go down with the ship.
Wayofthecass, perfect analysis. No good deed goes unpunished.
so? a lawyer is supposed to represent his client to the fullest! To be a lawyer one must put his moral and ethical standings out the door. This is the first thing would be lawyers are taught!
catalino sanchez well you certainly done your homework 👏🏼
"Whoops! Uh-oh! Gotta git. I'm late for another appointment."
Cyberdynemechatron annnd what appointment is that? 😳
The way he drove off and glanced back was so dismissive and menacing at the same time
That the shirt only fits good on Deniro's character
It looks very similar to the wallpaper in Frank's office (Scarface). Must be an 80's thing. Awesome shirt though.
Is it me or is he wearing the same shirt that tony Montana wears on Scarface?
It's similar but yes I see it
Hea not
No...it's the wallpaper in the car dealership office.
This is probably the closest thing we gonna get to De Niro as Tony Montana, he was considered playing Tony before Al Pacino was cast but he turned down the role...
John travolta almost became tony as well. This has got be a nod towards Scarface, I see palm tree like leafs hanging and his obvious red shirt like tony
the counselor is society. de niro is the people, who have fallen through the cracks of society. with society still trying to bs em
Deniro is truly amazing in this role. His genius truly shines.
3:12-3:38
He’s pretty good at math.
It’s pretty simple math
@@tdevil101 maybe. But for an illiterate man who Sam knew at the time to be able to figure that out now in about 5 seconds, I'd be a little surprised.
Had he gave him 10 million dollars the movie ends here
j playa LOL!!!
j playa
I highly doubt it. Even that sum of money wouldn't have satisfied Cady.
@jPlaya it wasn't 10 million Sam was offering, it was 10'000.
Maybe, but the point Max Cady was making was that unlike people, he couldn’t be bought.
Well let's just break that down!!
the silence of the lambs and cape fear are my favorite films
Robert De Niro is a great actor. But that is all he is. He should have kept his mouth shut on political matters!
Nobody cares what you think though
After Bowden tosses him the death penalty line, I like subtle change in Cady's manner- he's like "Who the hell you kiddin Sam?"
"What shall be my compensation, sir." At that point in the conversation, Candy is correct. There are situations, misfortunes in life that others cause us and that later they cannot compensate or solve with money or apologies.
Shall my compensation be the same...
If I Made This Version Of Cape Fear, Here's Who I Would Cast. I Would Cast Bob Balaban As Max Cady And Arnold Schwarzenegger As Sam Bowden.
I'd Have Arnold Seen As He's Never Been Seen Before. He'd Be COMPLETELY SHREDDED(YES! Not All Big And Bulky And All 'Roided Up!)
Whereas Mr.Balaban would be all muscled up and shown as Arnold's Physical Superior, Plus I'd have Bob sporting a goatee as he played Max Cady.
You see, I think that having those two actors switch places...one who is a little beanpole get all muscled up and the other shrink down to a beanpole would make it all the more terrifying!
Come out, come out wherever you are!!
Best movie ever love this scene
Robert De Niro should have played the Joker. He is so good at this bad boy image.
Well at least he is in Joker movie
Wasn't possible as he already played kind of that role in the king of comedy, which is the inspiration to the Joker in a lot of ways.
I wish the fucking Joker wasn’t the pinnacle of culture these days
Moral of the story: don’t rape someone and then play the victim.
He was the antagonist in the movie but it’s one of the movies where both the main character and antagonist did wrong
@@brandeno919true his lawyer
Royally screwed him not bringing up the victims past
one of the best scene along with the dialog with Kersek
Who would win? Him or Kersek?
@@SuperColonel91 Cady
@@mariusabwege1542 Yeah? But that was Joe Don Baker...you're saying that in an unarmed brawl Cafyw would still win?
Anyone else want a Cape Fear prequel? A Max Cady origin story could be really good if done right.
I would kill for those sunglasses.
The mustang🐎
“ hot as a firecracker 🧨 on the Fourth of Juuuuly “ 😂
I doene thank you REALLY know wut we'ra talkin bout here....FORETEEN YEERS!
They should've made an SVU or Criminal Minds episode based on this.
They sort of did it’s called making a rapist
@@Wheretheportlandorarealadiesat But in this case, the man was innocent of the original crime.
@@BillyButcher90 true
Cady wouldn't settle for Sams Bribe! He don't want no money. What he wants is Pay Back!
I learned to read during my stretch, first, Spot Goes to the Farm, then Runaway Bunny, then Law Books mostly...
“Well, let’s just break that down!”
"the feminine side"😂🤣😂😂
What I do not understand is why nobody asked Cady about forgiveness. I mean he portrays himself as a Pentecostal. That is the one thing that bothers me. Why nobody brought it up to him.
De Niro’s last great acting role ( I mean after this movie all his roles are....the same ) fantastic movie and a remake that’s better than the original.
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Yeah......I also suffered in middle school....not quite as bad as this......but......
As I have said....this movie is where every one lost their fukking minds, over the top and yes max cady via deniro is one of the greatest performances in film history.
absolutely. one of my favorite movies. so much heart in the characters. and so realistic too. this can happen to anyone. great acting.
Hollywood FL! Love it
Forget the dialogue....that SHIRT!! I want one.....
But chu wouldn't know bout that would you
best scene i have ever seen
And to think that some women send completely innocent men to jail on false allegations.
The actor that plays Max kinda smirks like Travis in Taxi Driver
No problem! I posted it because i couldn't find it either. Very underrated scene.
De Niro at his best!!!!!!!
Money? Consular, do I look destitute to you?
DeNiro is portraying himself ...as always.
Top ten Scorcese film. Top ten De Niro performance.
Nick Nolte and Deniro together in a movie! Two of my favorite actors!👍
My favourite scene...in a very competitive field of great scenes.
I mean even tho he goes really Psycho at the end. He kind of had a point here.
*Afternoon Counselor*
No now wait a minute that figure jus came to the top of my head
De Niro's performance in this movie was astonishing!! Deserved an Oscar for this, his was more complete than Anthony Hopkins.
Idk... Silence of the lambs is my fav "thriller/ horror" movie ever... This is great as well, its a classic.. He does deserve praise for this role but silence of the lambs was legendary lol
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De Niro is way better than Hopkins, however
Even if Sam used that report in Cady's trial to discredit the rape victim, don't you think the jury would've convicted Cady all the same?
Possibly or a way better conviction for him or completely free it’s the point his lawyer has some heart he didn’t do this aka he broke his clients trust and the law because he didn’t provide his client with the best defense
@@Wheretheportlandorarealadiesat While Sam did what could be considered the right thing, betraying your client's trust is something you NEVER do when you're a defense attorney!
@@BillyButcher90 true
I can't stand the wife. She was physically abusive and annoying.