Ballad of Buster Scruggs - Surly Joe song
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- Опубліковано 16 лис 2018
- Surly Joe song
From the first chapter of "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs"
Directed by Coen Brothers
Lyrics:
Surly Joe, the gambler
He will gamble nevermore
His days of stud and hold 'em
They are done
It was long about last April
He stepped into this saloon
But he never really took to anyone
Surly Joe ♪
Surly Joe ♪
Surly Joe ♪
Surly Joe ♪
Oh, wherever he's damned
And now, I don't know
We don't know
He was slick, but I was slicker
He drew quick, but I was quicker
And the table stopped his ticker
Surly Joe
Yee-haw!
Surly Joe ♪
Surly Joe ♪
Surly Joe ♪
Surly Joe ♪
Won't be missed by anyone
Will Surly Joe
Surly Joe
Humankind he frowned upon
But not now, his face is gone
Guess your frowning days are done
Oh, Surly Joe
Yee-haw!
Surly Joe ♪
Surly Joe ♪
Surly Joe ♪
Surly Joe ♪
A cedilla on the C of Curly Joe
Surly Joe!
He was mean in days of yore
Now they're mopping up the floor
Oh, Surly Joe
Yee-haw!
Surly Joe ♪
Surly Joe ♪
Surly Joe ♪
Surly Joe ♪
Where the rest his face has got to
We don't know
We don't know
He was never any fun
Now his grumpy race has run
Kisser blown to kingdom come
Oh, Surly Joe... - Фільми й анімація
Buster knows a guy for 30 seconds and makes up a song about his life while giving him a nickname that’ll stick forever.
😂😂😂
Just like high school.
Gigachad moment
and the entire bar immediately joins in on the song to mock a guy they literally just saw die
he killed mr krabs
When you're vilified by the community but your charisma is 10
No more Jingle Jangle!
Barter 74
Guns 100
Speech 100
Karma: Very Evil
Well, who would vilify him? The guy drew down on an unarmed man. Pretty sure after that anything Buster did was justified.
Lmao
More like merciful thug, or wild card
"when you're unarmed your tactics might gotta be downright Archimedean"
god tier dialogue
As almost every quotation from the character. Brilliant indeed.
all ancient Greece in one line... ;) if you know what I mean
That’s my phrase when I “fight dirty”
Buster obviously had at least one physics class lol.
That statement has leverage.
Buster singing about how no one will miss Joe, then immediately Joe's brother comes in mourning his death is the funniest moment in this whole movie for me.
He meant no one who mattered
"We've lost him" 🤣
Well, I mean, give it a minute and he's not wrong
@@fangsabre he then killed the guy who missed Joe, therefore no one actually missed Joe once Buster was done.
@@strategygaming5830 how do you label someone who matters or not?
He has such a creepy look on his face when he kills people...it's like he goes from the nicest guy in the world to a complete lunatic. This guy seriously needs his own FULL movie, such a good actor.
That smile he has on his face when he kills people is a strange mix between enjoyment and just pure im-happy-all-the-time type of thing
that scene with the bartender is something else
He’s literally bugs bunny.
@@nittayoshifumi8252 That smile when he shoots the bartender is just downright unsettling. If he was an action horror antagonist, that smile would be haunting
He has his own movie. It’s called “Old Henry” and it’s a legendary film
God I love how the audience goes from being eerily quiet, having just witnessed a man die before them, to joining in a fun, catchy singalong tune at the victim's expense. One of the best scenes in a Western film
Agreed, mister!
Yeah those were the days....
I also love how the piano player is just like, "Ah, okay, guess that's my cue."
It's practically a Disney musical done by Tarantino.
Bardic inspiration
Buster straight up killed a guy using only a table, then made up a diss track about the guy on the fly and got the whole saloon singing it with him.
It’s a tragedy how little this movie actually had Buster in it.
And people same Eminem is the king of diss
When your charisma/speech is level 100
@@PhantomEagle.. Out of 10...
disrespectful as hell tbh, but it’s actually one of the best scenes in the whole movie.
They didn't call em the San Saba songbird for nothin
The Coens should have made a whole movie prequel to this chapter. Really nice character
Nice man, wandering the west, killing almost everyone he sees. An American hero.
@@markstevens1729 just like the taliban and isis and probably that guy
I thought of that too. Then I thought about the guy who killed Buster. How about a movie with both of them after they died going out for revenge. Like a different version of High Plains Drifter. Buster Scruggs and His Hell Riders.
@@markstevens1729 This comment made me laugh my ass off "An American Hero"
We need to petition the Cohen brothers to make a stand alone Buster Scruggs movie. The first time I saw it, I was really excited to see the whole movie thinking it was just the one story. Kind of disappointed after that. I did like the Liam Neesom but.
"Humankind he frowned upon
But not now, his face is gone"
Underrated line from this movie
@@williambodin5359 I'm pretty sure it's "kisser blown to kingdom come", as in an alternate word for face.
great lyrics
Guess he wont be doing any frowning anymore
“Surly Joe, Surly Joe, a la cedilla on the C of Curly Joe” is also extremely clever.
BARS
To be fair,
If you walk in to a saloon, find your brother is shot dead, and everyone is cheerfully singing a song about his death mere moments after dying, you kind of have to kill the man that killed him. If not for his death but for making his death a musical. Still gotta hand it to Buster on this haha
That was the funniest part of the whole scene for me Buster singing away with the whole bar while the brothers in shock lol
Some cold ass shit.
Now i Think this scene is sad ahahahaha
His brother was an asshole
"That sorry sack of bones was more in the nature of a suicide"
I thought the sheer ambiguity of this story was just amazing. The slightly sinister vibe you get from Buster the whole time despite him never doing anything explicitly dishonourable (on the face of it) is a huge testament both to Tim Blake Nelson's acting and the craftsmanship of the writing and production staff. The way it subtly deconstructs the archetype whilst simultaneously embracing it is just so damn entertaining.
You're absolutely right! There's just something about Buster that puts me on edge despite his overly polite demeanour.
Perhaps the most insightful comment in this entire thread! Very well done! I just learned about Buster yesterday and I'm still basking in the laughter and sheer twisted fun of it all.
@@MyTeaIsMighty It doesn't cost anything to be polite. You can be the worst person in history and still be polite and charismatic.
Yeah he wasn't really doing anything wrong. But you have to admit Buster himself had that sadistic streak about him, him singing a song about a man he just killed is like him dancing on his grave. Not to mention how he humiliated Surly Joe's brother during the duel, making him suffer. It's no wonder a more powerful presence, The Kid came waltzing in at the height of his arrogance. It's a shame he had to die, but it's also... Oddly satisfying how he met his some sort of comeuppance with The Kid.
@@jack-exzolt9858 i don't think he regards his death as comeuppance, he doesn't see killing a man honorably as morally wrong and therefore doesn't object to it being done to him
he's an ethical man, a pleasant and charismatic one, and also he's a blood psychopath who likes to kill people lmao. he's not THAT far from anton chigurh
Best line at the end (in the book): “We give him to you, as he gave to you so many. We humbly ask, Lord, that you never give him back.”
I wish this chapter had its own movie. It was so good.
Me to i was so disappointed when he died like no this character is so likable and deserving of his own movie
I think it won’t work, his character had a meaningful death and having for 2 hours to me will ruin his character’s freshness
I laughed so hard at Buster 😂 I too wish that the full movie was all about buster 🥺
after watching this chapter, all i could think about was a Naked Gun style Western Comedy would be awesome! xD
Him and the bank robber were both great
"I'm not a devious man by nature" 😂
Coen brothers' writing is legendary
Bruh forill doh
In his defense, he gives a legitimate out/chance to back away to everyone he kills beforehand in his chapter
@@seandlax9 yeah but he purposely put himself in a situation where he gets to kill people. He is a devious man in nature. He enjoys killing, just doesn’t want to seem like the bad guy
Yeah, well, you know, that’s just, like, your opinion, man.
@@seandlax9
Pretty much.
I might even say every of his actions were self defense.
We NEED a full "Buster Scruggs" movie🤣A full movie with just Buster Scruggs would be beyond epic.
This was the most elaborate teabagging in all history.
0:51 anyone ever notice the card player who's pissed that everyone broke out in song? He must've had a good hand
Just noticed last time I watched the movie haha
You've got a good eye son.
Hahaha
Haha
That is me when the song is terrible, I like this one but usually in movies the songs aren't that good.
I guess the 2 dislikes are from Surly Joe and his brother
Good !
maybe people who know its a single action revolver and the 3 shots are kind of strange
Bwuaahaa bwuaahaa bwuaahaa
LMAO
Maybe, but their both dead
Dude: **kills a man in a saloon**
Dude: **starts singing**
Piano man: "Well, I guess I'm obligated to provide accompaniment."
LOL
Bashing someones head in and instantly coming up with a diss track off the dome is the most gangster shit possible
Perfect casting for Buster Scruggs, this guy needs his whole film
The name of the film is : a cycle kills all outlaws 😂
@@Iiheosnjabskidbxbd?
He plays an old version of bill the kid who fake his death can’t remember the name of the movie tho
@@stephanewillier9956 "Old Henry"... and he being Billy the Kid was supposed to be a big reveal XD
Love how the French guy goes from downright terrified at 0:20 to starting to get into the groove at 0:54 and then absolutely living his best life at 1:08 🤣🤣🤣
It was interesting to watch him transform. Lol
LOL
how can you tell he was French?
@@oportozhao1242 he’s got quite the accent when he talks
Mirroring how we, the audience, let our initial horror at Buster's killing spree give way to laughter and even affection for him because he's so doggone entertaining. Not to speak for all audience members of course, but that's basically the trajectory of my personal reaction while watching Buster wreak his havok.
Buster Scruggs: "Won't be missed by anyone!"
Surly Joe: Proceeds to be immediately missed by someone
He took care of that.
@@RyfiniusLoL you should get more likes for this comment
It was badass
Comical how at 1:44 Surly Joe’s distraught brother just drops his head to the floor with a pretty good thump. Wish a whole movie would be made dedicated to the Buster Scruggs character. All of the supporting cast is perfect as well. Tim Blake Nelson is a genius actor. His amazing hillbilly accent just brings such a comedic brilliance to this character.
He’s even better in brother where art thou
0:48 I like how the piano player exhales the smoke of his cigar right on the beat.
Such attention to detail!
Thought I was the only one who appreciated that haha
That pianist reminds me of one of my former managers LOL!!!😆
perfect!
I love Tim Blake Nelson's singing voice. It's so unique!
Absolutely authentic, as was his work in "Oh, Brother". A truly GREAT country western voice
@@artdonovandesign "'in the jailhouse now' fellers, neighborhood of b..."
he isnt called West Texas Tit for nothing
Yes, and an occasional splash of whiskey helps keep his unique singing voice in fettle.
I just watched roughly the first half of the film, and now I'm very much addicted to this song 🤣
This and When a Cowboy Trades his Spurs for Wings get stuck in my head constantly lol
@@Brainhorn yes! They're both so good!
Almost yelled WE DONT KNOW! on the streets😂
@@jeffmusyoka1876brooooooo😂😂😂😂
"A cedilla on the C of Curly Joe!"😂
Man, I love this song..
Buster needed an entire movie. This wasn’t enough.
Am i the only one who favorited the gold mining short ? I thought the scenery and camera work in this whole movie was beautiful but especially in that chapter. Stunning if you ask me
yeah I liked that one
I loved the beginning of the movie, where Buster comments on the "monotonous scenery" after just completing a ride through Monument Valley.
Gold Prospector's short was my favorite as well
Tom Waits did that by himself.
It was second only to this story, but I'm a whore for anything Tom Waits does so take my opinions with a grain of salt.
Shout out to my ancestor Buster! We remember him fondly. We honor him to this day. Our family crest is a rabbit holding a shotgun.
NO WAY! YOUR SURNAME!
@@sirkermitthefirstoffrogeth9622I KNOW!
I don’t see the family resemblance.
@@mountainguyed67 I don’t see how you couldn’t.
@@kourtneyr.scruggs0988 Are you handy with the steel?
That was so awesome how Buster helped lead the pianist, and the pianist knew where to go!
I love the foreign guy who's scared shitless, get blood on his face THEN starts to have so much fun when the song starts
Isn't he the french guy from the end?
@@nothing-but-milk9176 No. All the characters in the different stories are disconnected.
@@LordVader1094 But if you check imdb this carachter played by David Krumholtz is called "frenchman", its a gambler. The guy in the end is also "frenchman", and a gambler...
@@fonsecakoch2 That doesn't change the fact that they're not the same character.
LordVader1094 I think they are. Very good casting however
Every segment in "Buster Scruggs" is a cinematic masterpiece. Poignant. Hysterically funny. Dark as Hell and so completely unique! I have been hooked on the Coens ever since, "Fargo". But best not get too fancy in my comments here
True, true, what a magnificent experience this movie is.
Meal ticket the saddest and also the darkest one. the one Liam Neeson in it.
@@hobbyman47 probably the darkest, but the one with a cowboy and a woman with a dog was definitely the saddest for me.
I could have totally went in for 2 hours of this. Something about the entire tavern celebrating a man's involuntary suicide while his brother is there freaking out with this smart-ass singing in the background just makes me smile so hard.
"Joey?... Joe?!?!... WE'VE LOST HIM!"
"Where his face has got to, we don't know! He was never any fun, now his grumpy race is run! Yes sir, blown to Kingdom Come, old Surly Joe!"
*Kisser blown to Kingdom Come.
Clever. He used a lever and a point of fulcrum to move Surly Joe off this world, and then says when a fella is unarmed, his tactics need to be down right Archimedian.
yeah, that's what happened.
Even that nickname," Surly" Joe, is pure genius
How so?
@@lennysummers6672 Surly means bad tempered and quick to anger XD
Also the character's actual name is Curly Joe, so it's a play on that as wrll
@@webbmerriam6984 I wonder how Buster knew that guy's name was Joe, no one told him
@@oportozhao1242 common name
He turned that saloon into a party. 😂
The Cohen brothers with another home run. Two of the greatest filmmakers in history.
*Lyrics*
Surly Joe, the Gambler. He will gamble nevermore
His days of Stud and Hold 'em, they are done
It was long about last April, he stepped into this saloon
But he never really took to anyone
Surly Joe (Surly Joe!) Surly Joe (Surly Joe!)
Oh, wherever he's gambling now, I don't know (We don't know!)
He was slick, but I was slicker. He drew quick, but I was quicker
And the table stopped his ticker, Surly Joe yee-haw!
Surly Joe (Surly Joe!) Surly Joe (Surly Joe!)
Won't be missed by anyone will Surly Joe (Surly Joe!)
Humankind he frowned upon. But not now, his face is gone
Guess your frowning days are done oh, Surly Joe (yee-haw!)
Surly Joe (Surly Joe!) Surly Joe (Surly Joe!)
A cedilla on the C of Çurly Joe (Surly Joe!)
He was mean in days of yore. Now they're mopping up the floor
One more sight to make him sore oh, Surly Joe (yee-haw!)
Surly Joe (Surly Joe) Surly Joe (Surly Joe)
Where the rest of his face has got to, we don't know (We don't know!)
He was never any fun, now his grumpy race has run
Kisser blown to kingdom come oh, Surly Joe (yee-haw!)
“A cedilla on the C of Çurly Joe” is a linguistically beautiful song lyric. The Ç is pronounced as an S… making it Surly Joe! Hahaha! I love it!
The song is even more brutal than the way Buster killed him lol
I wish this was a finishing move in Red Dead 2
You mean the table thing or kill a guy and bust out a enjoyable song about it?
Definitely both
Lmfaoo getting a plate kill gets you a trophie.
Song included
Wish we could kill micah like this
Dude even sang a farewell song for the deceased who he put to sleep...What a Gentleman, Man of Culture...
Made him more famous in death than he was in life. It was the kindest thing Buster could do for the man, given the unfortunate circumstances of the event as it came to pass.
i could replay this over and over
Buster needs a prequel film. The entire movie is good, but an outlaw who kills enemies Looney Tunes style. and mocks the dead with a song deserves more time.
EDIT: WOW, I came back to watch this clip, had no clue this comment blew up.
I would say thanks for the likes -- call you "kind folks", but Michael Esposito and goji got surly about it and didn't approve.
@@shadowwolf679 lol I know, it's a badly written one.
thatonedrewguy Well Anything's possible. Jesus from The Big Lebowski is getting his own movie.
@@doctorthirteen5727 Hopefully its good
Hell yes. I saw a comment on another video that he is like the Deadpool of the wild west. So true. I honestly feel that if Buster doesn't get his own movie then those of us in this era of humanity will have been cheated and robbed of greatness.
SELF MADE Agree, way too short!
Funniest line of this movie was when Buster Scruggs tells Surly Joe's brother that his death was:
"... more in the nature of a suicide ..."
😆
To be fair the rest of it wasn't particularly funny, mostly just downright depressing.
You gotta admit though the singing was good.
@@ErikNiit The tedious man monologue had me in stitches though. The Liam Neeson one just breaks your heart.
And, while gearing up to make that point, Buster refers to the now deceased Surly Joe, to his grieving brother, as "that sorry bag of bones"... The Coen Brothers were definitely on their A-Game when they wrote that script.
@@ErikNiit well it is a movie about death and how it finds you. Buster just had the funniest way to his death. But potshot guy was pretty funny in his misfortune too... ending up with a leash around his neck more than once
That Frenchman had a tense demeanour as long a that bully "Surly Joe" was alive, but the moment a song gets brought up he's all like
"See THIS is why I came to the Wild West!"
Surly Joe the gambler he will gamble never more 😔
One thing I just noticed that makes this even better is that he's tight lipped before and after, but as he's kicking the board, you can see a big grin on his face in profile.
The movie gradually gets darker and you notice the characters after slight changes get more and more sad. At first enjoying and laughing at the face of death (there’s a pretty girl, Buster Scruggs smiling during the shootout and at the sight of death) but then getting darker and darker (thespians, and the bounty hunters)
Pan shot!!
**DING** Pan shot!
DOG HOLE!
I met a traveller from an antique land
Who said: Two vast and trunkless legs of stone
Stand in the desert... near them, on the sand,
Half sunk, a shattered visage lies, whose frown,
And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command,
Tell that its sculptor well those passions read
Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things,
The hand that mocked them and the heart that fed;
And on the pedestal these words appear:
'My name is Ozymandias, king of kings;
Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!'
Nothing beside remains. Round the decay
Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare
The lone and level sands stretch far away
nice
Didn't hit nothin' important!
The best scene in the entire film and I love it so much.
Always enjoy it when Buster clips enter my feed.
This chapter definitely needed its own movie, Tim Blake Nelson did such a good job with his part. Buster was definitely lots of fun to watch!
I love how this a musical scene that actually makes sense in the context of the movie in a realistic way.
It's so musical yet no one's dancing or singing other than Buster, the "Surly Joe" chant is simple enough that the entire bar could've picked up organically and the melody is so classic that the piano man was bound to know it and make it work.
Diagetic musical numbers hit HARD
The table stopped his ticker?!
Holy moly the writers.
Buster Scruggs is a bard who just rolls nat 20's all day.
When your brother is killed and his killer has engaged into a Disney-esque, cheery musical act and everyone you know is singing along.
XRPM Speedy701 That’s Surly Joe
It's time to have an ego death and stop thinking you a big shit
OR take offence and show dominance by killing someone else
Rainsong black ice series
The dance when he’s slapping his knees is downright hilarious!!!
I like how the pianist just turned back and started playing to the tune :))
Love that one dude who's just pissed off his game got ruined.
What's hilarious is how the segment parody of what you expect a white hat in a classic western: he kills only in self defense, respects the local law, and loves to sing rather than fight. But the film twists it around by putting all those tropes in a new context so that it comes blackly comic and disturbing.
All the more reason we need the Coen Brothers to make a Buster Scruggs prequel.
"He was mean in days if yore, now they're mopping up the floor, no more sights to make him sore, Ole Surly Joe"
Amazing how he turned an entire room from shocked silence to good times with a musical cowboy
I love Buster and his horse, Dan. Definitely the best segment. One of the song's funniest lines, which I didn't catch the first time, is "A cedilla on the C of Curly Joe
," meaning the "C" is pronounced as an "S," so it's pronounced "Surly." Also when one of bad guys refers to Buster as The West Texas Twit. Great parody of Old West nicknames. And the last scene with Buster - no spoilers - was icing on the cake.
Also, Curly Joe DeRita (one of the Three Stooges) hadn't been born yet. The "real" Curly Joe was born in 1909.
Love this dude, dispenses his brand of justice and has a great time doin it, he truly lives his life to the fullest.
Lived.
All of the stories in this movie were great but I can watch Buster scrubs for an entire feature length film; that much is true. And the way he made this character come to life is really really amazing. He said this character so perfectly it really blew my mind.
A cedilla on the C of Curly Joe! That’s gold! 😂
When you play a Lawful Good bard and roll an 18 in charisma.
I'd say Buster is Pure Neutral; known from time to time to violate the laws of men, and not a few of the laws of the Almighty.
If this was Pathfinder he will be multiclassed Bard/Gunslinger. Maybe some arcane archer class. However, it would be great to see a Singslinger prestige class.
+1 internets for you!
Buster is more chaotic good. Tom Waits in chapter 4 is lawful good
@@crunchbuttsteak8741 Lawful Evil
I know a Buster Scruggs movie is out of the question, but a guy can dream.
"He was never any fun, now his grumpy race has run
Kisser blown to kingdom come, oh, Surly Joe!!"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The little smile when the piano guy starts playing while he isn't looking just makes this so much better.
The San Saba Song Bird. Herald of Demise!
Fess up, has ANYONE ever seen that table flipping move in ANY movie before? Brilliant and funny as hell. The pure contrast between the intense violence and that cool-ass move made this one of the most creative scenes in any modern movie IMO...
Buster is alive because that table was a piece of crap.
@@marccolten5981 and Joe was slow as fuck, or never intending to actually kill him. Cuz flipping that board is 3 whole movements, pulling 0.5 inch with your finger is barely one.
I absolutely LOVE THIS SCENE! BUT... how the hell did that gun go from a single action revolver to a semiautomatic weapon in the flip (or 3) of a board? I may be nitpicking, but I'm a real life firearms "enthusiast" and it definitely kinda bothers me. He could have kicked the table once and done what needed to be done, huh? Doesn't detract from the scene much, but it deserves recognition. Chock it up to "movie magic" I reckon...
@@theanxious Yeah but...if you're gonna nitpick then how about the actual table board flipping up? How could Buster be sure it would come loose, pivot on the side he's on and then not just slide off or even flip back over on him? To enjoy this movie you have to suspend disbelief on a LOT of things...I'm relatively sure based on what you are saying that even if it was a "one-shot" event it's not likely to have happened. If the hammer was pulled back and his finger was on the trigger I would assume that as soon as the board made contact with his hand the gun would have fired (also assuming he lost control of his trigger finger and it's a super super hair trigger) and the bullet would have fired probably into the ceiling at a 45 degree angle towards Buster. The idea that his hand would be violently smacked with a board and then it would travel up and over and back towards his face BEFORE he misfires seems unlikely...
@@theanxious they may have confused single action with double action in this scene
We really need a prequel to Buster Scruggs.
0:01 Look at how happy Buster is
Nobody does pitch black humor like Joel and Ethan. Hard to believe a western anthology is the funniest movie I've seen this year.
I'm gonna object to wanting a Buster Scruggs movie. I want a series of Buster Scruggs shorts. It's the format Looney Tunes works better in too.
Seconded!
thirded.
This was the best part of that movie.
@0:53 I love how the Frenchman went from disliking Buster to seeing his fun side and taking a instant liking to him
when you max out luck, perception and charisma
Agility, not perception lol
@@andrewhatfield2859 Play the game again bud, it must have been a while haha.
@@andrewhatfield2859 Yep, new Vegas anyway. Literally playing it right now lol
0:48 i love how the pianist let out the smoke for the drop
Pianist or bank teller LOL?!!!😆
We need a whole movie of this
Just noticed the reflection of Surly Joe's dead body in the mirror at 00:40 🤣 Nice touch
Hey Netflix and the esteemed Cohen Brothers, you really need to do an entire full length movie about Buster Scruggs. PLEASE!!!!
I don't think its a coincidence that all the people begging for a full length movie are also the people who don't know how to spell the "Coen" brothers.
@@TheCptCoy I challenge your credentials for assessing human worth!
joking aside, I wholeheartedly agree. These shorts should be appreciated as the quality "videobooks" that they are. Thx for making me laugh.
The people have spoken 👏
This scene cracks me up more and more every time I watch it! 😂
So much to love 8n this bit. The pianist is an acting genius. That puff of smoke! The make up on surly Joe, genius. The look on joe’s brothers face. Genius the card playing dude switching sides so eagerly. Countless small details that are gone with the wind.
Tim you are an absolute genius. I love the accent. You're so doggone funny. I play country music in a band and I'm going to add surly Joe to my song list. You deserve an Oscar Tim.
RIP Mr. Krabs
You starting to piss me of with that song buster
This was my favorite scene from the entire movie. I wish he had more parts. I loved him and this song
Frenchman really had a breakdown 😂 He was having way more fun than anyone else.
The part where Joe's brother shakes his lifeless body like he's just sleeping was sadistic yet hilarious
Now I aint got but one ‘Like’ left... well, best not get too fancy
"Now the dislike be on the left but the like be on the right but it is through a mirror so cant too fancy" BOOM LIKED
Best musical number ever!
I love the perfectly timed moments in this film, Like when he patted the Piano Players back and the cigar smoke came out at 0:49
It's been a long time since I saw a movie that made me laugh as hard as this did.
"Surly Joe the gambler,
He will gamble never more"
This song just makes me.... Happy
WTH I'm a massive Cowboy movie fan have been like 50 yrs I've never heard of this. Now I have to go look for it.
No body say they want a movie right now in 2019 please!
Movies these days suck 90% of the time!
Let this legend just be!
This movie is a work of art