A Bronx Tale - Bikers Scene “Now Youse Can’t Leave” Movie Scene Clip High Quality 4K
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- Movie Description - A father becomes worried when a local gangster befriends his son in the Bronx in the 1960s.
The Bronx, New York, 1960. 9-year-old Calogero grows up admiring and fascinated by the local mob boss, Sonny. Calogero's father, Lorenzo, wants to have nothing to do with the mob and does his best to keep his son away from Sonny and mob business. However, it may prove a losing battle.
One man lives in the neighborhood, another man owns it. A devoted father battles the local crime boss for the life of his son.
A Bronx Tale is a 1993 American coming-of-age crime drama film directed by and starring Robert De Niro in his directorial debut and produced by Jane Rosenthal, adapted from Chazz Palminteri's 1989 play of the same name. It tells the coming of age story of an Italian-American boy, Calogero, who, after encountering a local Mafia boss, is torn between the temptations of organized crime and the values of his honest, hardworking father, as well as racial tensions in his community.
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Fun Fact - At 0:17 you can see a police officer blocking off the public as they watch the scene being filmed
Oh and that isn’t Rob Schneider by the way, all the bikers are actually Hell’s Angels members
AFTER SERIOUS DEBATE: According to google ‘Youse’ is the correct way to spell, you commenters were right. It’s a common New York term and it’s spelt like that, not like “you’s” as most people would spell it.
Where?
@@Kevincarlloven beneath the traffic light, someone is holding their hand up in the street, looks like he's in uniform
I still can't see it lol
@@laa748 I don't see it either.
@@laa748 it's TERRIBLY blurry lol but you can juuust vaguely see it, maybe try playing the video at a slower rate
"Now yous cant leave" is absolutely 1 of the top 5 lines in cinematic history.
And to actually see the fear in their eyes.
“I’ll be back”
Hahaha good one.
@@Lazman-il8ue Think he was speaking figuratively 😂
No Doubt 👏🏾💯
There’s so many layers to his delivery of “now youse can’t leave” it’s perfection.
Can't beat that old Italian, Jewish NY accent
This movie is terrible. The Italian American mafia is a bunch of fat old fucks. They'd stand no chance against bikers
Kid called ‘Youse’
Thst line was also the signal to Jimmy Whispers and the other boys in the back to come out and crack skulls
No, it's cringy as fuck. This is a terrible movie and the Italian mob isn't badass. They're a bunch of overweight idiots with no education
I love the fact that Sonny went straight for the leader, deciding to handle him personally. There’s a reason why people feared and respected him.
How silly and childish.
@@aprilmay578 first time reading youtube comments?
@@aprilmay578why such an upside down interpretation. Is that because because he didn't kneel and beg like any stupid fragile minded cripple enslaved to emotions.
You're weak. Get lost worm@@aprilmay578
@@aprilmay578shut up, kid
That final hit with the bat and him saying “they ruined my whole ducking lunch” 👌
I'm sure he said " They ruined my whole fucking lunch"
I don't know many bars that serve duck, but I guess anything for Sonny
This is such an uplifting scene. I really like the sense of community exhibited by all the neighbors.
Yeah criminals fighting criminals
Yeah
@Steve Lyons don’t sound so pious. The land you live on was is stolen and built off the blood, sweat and tears of indigenous people and African slaves. The atrocities committed are considered war (crimes) today and your forefathers were deemed traitors by the British. And I know, I know, “That was a long time ago” right? But you still benefit off these crimes against humanity and the world power (The British Empire) at the time. Point is, everybody does some dirt or excepts the benefits of it. Those Italians may be “criminals”, but they minded their own for the most part and didn’t go to other neighborhoods busting up bars.
It’s a movie. It’s fake. You dip$hits. Grow up kids.
your lying only helps fools.
Doesn't it just warms your heart when a community is helping each other.
Italian Americans keeping their neighborhood safe.
Hehe, sad Thing was. They should slaughter or at least castrate them. So the Message is stronger
That's how it should be-- not like the movie cowboy towns bullied by one man and a crew of gun fighters. The Civil war was just ended, every man knew how to use a rifle. Like the James gang in Northbrook, shot to rags by the towns people.
It takes a village, and Louisville Sluggers.
Not much of a community cuz Sonny extorts them every month lmao
The way Sonny immediately starts whispering to C and the other guy. He already knows what’s about to happen before they even get their beers. He’s been around and he’s seen how this unfolds….he’s already doing recon and getting his forces mobile and in position.
Yeah definitely a “get the boys in the kitchen ready”
The good old days when everyone in the neighborhood protected each other.
You do realise Sonny and the mafia make their money extorting the neighbourhood, right?
I still do .....
@@kypdurron62 Not everyone was under their thumb. I lived in the Bronx my entire life and they kept the neighborhoods safe by keeping the riffraff out. They knew everyone, so the word got out to not mess around, especially if they lived there themselves.
@@johndough4289Look at the Bronx in the 80s and 70s it all changed.
The mob hayday was NOT the "good old days" 😭
It's beautiful when a community supports their local business.
Edit: Momma I made it!!!! Bless every last one of yazzz nows ya can't leave 😂
You win the comments competition, lol!
Also beautiful when a community policed itself
Just a movie utopia
@@mufflager9065 Scorcesi b proud of Robt
Electric Rabbi
Sonny was actually very reasonable with the bikers. But they mistook his kindness for weakness, so they couldn't leave without being taught a lesson 😅
Yup they got what they deserved, he was really nice to them, he was even nice when they started madness spraying the beer, he gave them the opportunity to leave but they decided to stay and talk trash so they had it coming
@@nickdaman23 As we say in Texas, You're gettin' too big fer yer britches! They counted on not being stood up to! Surprise!
Back when neighborhoods looked out for each other.
@@SmokeEtr217 I love how "back in the day" chuds are always _for_ the sort of late-capitalist rot that's brought us to this point.
Don't mistake my kindness for weakness. I am kind to everyone, but when someone is unkind to me, weak is not what you are going to remember about me. Not me talking. It was believe it or not AL Capone. No kidding.
I never get tired of watching this scene.
Me neither.
Sonny's eyes was like..."fool don't ever touch my shoulder, EVER.
The suit was a made guy and the Biker wasn't. We couldn't do nothing about it
@@tareklegrand7747it was among the tailors, it was real garment maker shit.
"Now You's can't leave" Chaz delivered that line with the perfect facial expression. Like you did this to yourselves not me.
Reminds me of the Watchmen where Rorshack says "You don't seem to understand!! I'm not locked in here with you, you're all locked in here with me!!!"
@@christophermills9289 perfect analogy.
@@christophermills9289 I love that hot grease scene. The situation was completely reversed in one second for that dude with the shank. Awesome. Great example Mills.
One of the greatest lines in cinematic history
Yuz.
"They ruined my whole fucking lunch" is a term I still use because of this movie. 10/10 a piece of absolute artwork.
That and " fuckin mut dented my shoes" from goodfellas
Well it's easy to see how television and movies (programming) have demoralized our nation as intended.
how often do you have your lunches ruined??
@@The_guy_on_the_internet if some one even touches any food on my plate because they steal somthing like a fry, or I see spittle leave their mouth and it falls near me, I want to throw my plate in their face. Prolly why I'm 120 lbs. I'm Howard Hughes over here 🤣
The best one liner
I always find the citizens chasing down the fleeing biker, and kicking the piss out of him, absolutely hilarious!
Not citizens lol those are the youngers
In the movie, those neighbourhood youth were already spoiling for a fight, so immediately took the opportunity. "get that hairy bastard", "hit em with the stick" 😂
Always loved the look of who is clearly the leader when he notices the door being locked. The rest are still laughing and joking a bit, but not him. You saw the question “why’s he locking the door?” Flash across his mind and then the “oh shit” when he realised he’d gravely underestimated his opponent
That subtle little blink of " awwwww fuck"
"Now yous can't leave" one of the all time greatest movie quotes ever...
Nahh.. " Look at me, I'm.the one that did this to you....remember me"
As the blood runs out of every face
Jayz
Y'all fell into the booby trap
I set the trap just to see dude react, and nows you can't leave
Blueprint 2
On the same level as “I’m not locked in here with you, you’re locked in here with me!”
Bronx Brewery produces a beer called “now youse can’t leave”. It’s pretty good
The look on his face when Sonny locks the door… priceless!
I was pissed!
@@SonnyGTA
WHY, Are U The The Biker Type ??? Where Iam From, We Don't Like Biker's, We Had Our 3 Bar's Wrecked By Biker's, So We Put Together A "Biker Committee," When The Biker's Show Up To Start Their BS, We Call On The "Gunslinger's" & The Biker's ALWAY's End Up Leaveing, lol...
@@jeffadams9807 /rwoosh
@@jeffadams9807 bikers as the mob, same shit.
same conditions for everyone.
Manners maketh man.
One of my favorite scenes in A Bronx Tale. Because it shows how a community sticks together.💯❤️❤️♥️
i almost felt sorry for the biker that managed to run away after getting a kicking in the bar to then
be cornered by a gang of local's for 2nd worse beating, double whammy hay.
The “now youse can’t leave , the come together by the Beatles, the entire scene was just perfect
Trashin the bikes and he yells “Watch my car!”
Priorities, gotta have em.
And they ruined his whole fucking lunch, the nerves of those greasy biker bastards. 😂
"look at me, I'm the one who did this to you, remember me."
Absolutely ruthless, Sonny was ice cold.
Like the guy could forget. Lol.
Boss shit
One of the best most fulfilling scenes in movie history. "Now youse can't leave."
Youth of Italians joined😂😂😂
First saw this and the biker talked respectfully and thought it was gonna be a heartwarming scene. Then old boy just seals his fate…
It's only a movie relax nothing happens to the fake biker, I guess if you live in fantasy island somewhere in your minds, I guess you would make a statement like that.a biker and gangster in heartwarming scene ok now you just plain lost it..
@@hotrd91614 bro you fucking lost it lmaooo. It’s a movie, people talk as if there real all the time because that’s the fun of movies you deluded nut.
@@hotrd91614 maaaan shut yo goofy ass up it's a comment on a movie and nothin' more
@@hotrd91614 someone is having a bad day lol
@@hotrd91614 did someone hurt you baby?
This scene proved two things. Don’t be disrespectful in a mob bar and two the bikers didn’t have the makings of a varsity athletes .
Legend has it they are still trying to pick up their bikes.
The music for this movie is perfect. A real reflection of that time. A shame this movie doesn't get as much recognition as it should.
Which song is played in the bar?
@@nairvinit6925 The Moonglows - Ten Commandments of Love
They missed the opportunity to play "What a wonderful world." That would have been epic.
@@emiliochavez1045 true, but "Good Morning Vietnam" probably did the best with that song.
@@emiliochavez1045I mean, that’s live the most widely used song for literally everything.
I love the scene where the kid is upset that a friend owes him 20 dollars. He tells him to let it go if he doesn’t really need the 20 and to realize that it only cost him a 20 to realize the “friend” was no friend at all.
That's the line that stuck with me the most when I saw this at the theatre in the 90's. It was a real life lesson for me to let go of negative crap in my life.
Agreed,that was awesome!
After seeing this movie I let a moocher from the group I hung with bum $15 from me and it worked perfectly. The guy avoided me and I never had to interact with him again. He was out of my life for $15. I got off cheap!
@@shadowdog500 it worked for me too. Worth every penny to never have to talk to him again.
That line changed so much of how I see certain people
The stare Sonny gives the biker right b4 he locks the door is bonifide street. It’s the, ‘you don’t know what you just did to yourself’ stare.😂
He interrupted his lunch to come and take care of them, and that’s how they repay him? He was in shock that anyone could be so ungracious
I can't for the life of me believe anyone would ruin their reputation and lives admiring gangsters. They are unhinged.
perhaps you have undescended testicles
The look on Sonny's face when that dirty biker touched his fine Italian suit...Priceless.
Lol fr already had him ready to pop off
Ha! I was like, don’t push your luck buddy!
It was more because it felt like a condescending touch.
@@arturofm1477 Yes agree, it's not because of the suit. He didn't like the way the guy patted him like they were buddies.
Bet part of this scene
" look at me", "I'm the one who did this to you"..." Remember me" !!! The coldest line ever..🔥🔥🔥🔥👌👌👌
Homeless people are wasting time begging for money when they could be volunteering in the community or creating businesses instead.
Let’s change that with the Universal Basic Income. Or by abolishing money.
Let’s give everyone over the age of 13 a guaranteed minimum income of $1,500ish USD/month!
It
@@DrMattDestruction that is both the most irrelevant and the stupidest comment I've read so far this year.
@@DrMattDestruction *If you're not on drugs get on some but if you already are... cut the dosage.* Also who's going to give everyone over the age of 13 years $1500 a month you? *Finally A Liberal found a magic genie's lamp and rubbed it. The genie said, I will grant you one wish. He said, I wish I were smarter. So the genie made him a Republican...*
@@stanleydavidlepretre4241 i'm a socialist-libertarian.
we tax the rich so that they only have $999,999,999. or even less.
libertarians support the UBI and they're farther right wing than you.
don't you want $0/hour employees?! i want hundreds of $0/hour employees. ethically. the UBI makes it so that we can have $0/hour employees, ethically.
Its amazing with this movie that is so damn good you pay zero attention to the fact that there is virtually no blood. Any other mob movie director would have had all of the bikers left a bloody pulp. This shows you can have a badass iconic scene pretty much entirely without a drop of blood.
Blood would have made a great scene better
Reminds me of the neighborhood I grew up in the mid-fifties, only less urban. Lower working class. None of our fathers had any real education. The Depression and WW2 service was their real schooling. Our world was 1/13th of a mile long with five side streets. Every one was of Italian extraction. No one ever ventured out of our little world.
Growing up I had the best friends a kid could ever had. We all stuck together thru thick and thin. Had more fun and adventures than you could imagine. As we became young teenagers we formed our gang, the Hawks. God forbid anyone outside our gang tried to mess with us. We would fight them in a minute. We would protect the weaker kids from any harm from outside intruders. Our baseball team was the terror of the city. If we lost the game, we certainly would win the fight after the game was over. Phenomenal times with buddies.
Then something unforeseen happened. After finishing the Sixth grade at neighborhood school, we actually walked home for lunch , we were shipped were bussed to the big, in our eyes, to the junior high school. It was like being transported to another planet. We felt so out of place in this strange new world. It was very intimidating, but over time some of us began making friends with our classmates from other areas of the city. Sports was our gateway to assimilation into the mainstream. We began to get invited to parties being held by “cool” kids. We started dressing like them,preppy of course,and started dating girls from families of means.
We cleaned up our act. We became captains of the sports teams,class officers,student council members. We actually began dreaming of going to college. Dreams some of our parents had but dreams they stayed because of lack of money and lost youth.
Some of our old buddies called us traitors and busted our chops,but by then we had very little in common with them. We couldn’t go back we saw a future out side of our little village, they didn’t. We graduated in 1964-65. Off to college and a life that we never could envision as kids growing up little Italian American enclave.
Married a preppy Wasp,college sweet heart of course and never looked back!
As I look back I will never have friend’s like my old childhood friends. God we had so much fun!
A hard karmic lesson: never start shit. You never know what your adversary is capable of. Respect your host. Sonny was all set to be welcoming. The bikers may have even won themselves some new friends if they’d been respectful.
I mean this isn't really realistic though. Back then biker gangs were deep as fuck and stone cold killers. A week later about 400 bikers would have rolled into that neighborhood armed to the teeth and it would have been curtains for old boy and his entire crew.
@@scottemmons6409 400 bikers are nothing compared to an entire neighborhood of people on their own turf. Coming back would've been suicide.
@@williamhermann6635 nah back in the 70's most biker gangs were comprised of returning vietnam vets who were stone cold killers by then with massive amounts of trauma and PTSD. why do you think biker gangs got the reps they had. IRL they would have come back to town and started firebombing the entire neighborhood turning it into an active warzone. The mob never really had the offensive power that biker gangs had it was usually small individual crews doing surgical hits.
@@scottemmons6409 ah yes 400 biker vs the entire ny mob at its peak youre right it wouldve been lights out
Couldn't have said it better it's better to know who your enemy is before you fire blindly in the dark better to hit the target knowing where it is then to hit and miss in the dark with deadly outcome
I love the subtle "don't touch" me look Sonny gives the guy who taps his shoulder. Such an incredible scene!
Matches his face when the blonde biker says: "Get the fuck away from me." That look can kill.
I think it was more the fact that this guy got so close to him and touched him. Which spooked him. Cuz in his business you’re always lookin over your shoulder
@@allieboy181 Possibly, but I know guys like Sonny, and he's livid the filthy pig had the balls to touch him.
@@allieboy181 Yeah, but he gave him the look.
Ya I caught that too
It's the Bronx. Bikers didn't stand a chance. As Ron White said, you can't fix stupid."
I always tell people the worst thing you can do is mistake kindness for weakness.
I love the line when Sonny says - "Watch my car ! " as he's busting heads . Hilarious 😆
In reply to 1:49 where the biker tells him to watch their bikes
At the end of the scene you hear Sonny say "they ruined my whole fucking lunch"
That would totally be me ! 😅
I never caught the bartender losing his toupee, 😂😂😂 even after watching this scene so many times.
same here😊
Even funnier, the guy grabbing him was shocked when it came off. Instead of going after him or stealing it he just dropped it with this disgusted look and walked off. Like, he may be a criminal but even criminals have standards.
I always liked how the song transitioned from Come Together to The 10 Commandments of Love. It was funny as a kid but you notice the symbolism as an adult.
What symbolism?
In what context does the song “Come Together” performed by hippies have to do with an R&B love song?
for a villain who is used to kill anyone in his way, sonny acted in a very civilized manner by giving the gang 2 opportunities to behave, one when he said they could buy the beers and two when he gave them the chance to just leave the place, but some people only understand strength and violence
Its only a film , calm down.
@@benmacdui9328 They're made to be analyzed and discussed you cretin.
I don't remember your second chance from Sonny. First was the drinks, then when they sprayed the bartender, Sonny told them "now youse can't leave".
He's an honorable man and besides, it was just business. 😁
Watch it again. He tells them they have to leave after spraying, they refuse and THEN he locks the door.
Chazz Palminteri. Phenomenal actor. He was out standing in this movie. And for me this is one of DeNiro’s best roles too.
DeNiro was great. Played the straight laced vulnerable working man trying to set good example for Son so well. Not his usual type role and he crushed it.
This is Chaz Palminteri’s childhood, he is “ C “.
@@michaelboultinghouse1478 Dude, I don't disagree on his career going in the shatbox. But he was great in this, GoodFellas, and Casino....all a lifetime ago. I was in minority and thought the Irishman wasn't great at all. A bore and formulaic. DeNiro was forgettable in it.
(I'll bet the biker gang wishes it had remained out standing in the street.)
@@michaelboultinghouse1478 that's is 100% incorrect but old people don't understand how movies are nowdays de Niro has been great in everything, you guys also just get used to them being criminals in roles that once you see them do a comedy it's like oh his career is done... 🤣🤣
One of the best scenes from one of the best movies ever!
The sense of the community also helping out is funny and heart warming.🤣🤣✔✔
A Bronx Tale is one of my favorite movies ever. I was fortunate enough to see Chazz Palminteri do a one man show of A Bronx Tale on Broadway. It was amazing.
I like the part where the community a collective A$$ whipping.
Saw it too… a tour de force
@@zhangwei2969No, it isn't.
It's a story about a time in American history that was dominated by that kind of culture and it's a glimpse at what was wrong with it. Palmintieri has said so himself.
Me too. He was masterful. I absolutely loved it.
Yeah man I saw that too. They were giving out free passes at the limelight because Because that's where he used to work as a bus boy
You know, all those dudes had to do was be respectful. But no, everyone thinks they're a badass, right up until you actually meet a badass.
So it's bad ass to beat people up. I think they're a holes just as much as the bikers
Yeah everybody's a tough guy till you meet a real tough guy.
@@btcbob11392 Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth
Cliche phrases. Another sentence. Words.
@@randallmarsh1187 OK tyson
I've watched this scene many times and it's always so satisfying.
Great scene….no one saw that coming…. which makes it an excellent effect…instead of walking away he zapped them of their power…it’s a scene you never forget. Bravo!
If messing with Sonny’s lunch pissed him off this much, imagine what he’d be like if you messed with his dinner!
Bat to both knees till his goon pulled him off, instead of his head.
It’d be da last supa I tell ya
Or the most important meal of the day, breakfast.
It probably ends with being in a landfill in Jersey
SOMBODY TOUCH AH MY SPAGHETTI!!!
My grandfather's Italian restaurant was a mafia hangout and the preferred hangout of several 1950s/1960s Yankees, and this kind of thing never went down simply because no one was insane enough to try it, but I've heard some crazy stories about the guys who used to go there. Joe DiMaggio was a big regular as well. I loved my gramps, he died in 2006 at 95 years old. He was one of those old school Italian guys who didn't share his feelings and could be a grouch, but he helped put me through college and I know he loved me even though he wasn't able to express it.
Hamilton Ontario is, was mafia hangout
Thanks for sharing, BTW he loved you, it was just the old school way.
We need more of that today
Just remember man it's not the words that matter it's the actions. I don't remember my dad telling me he loved me more than a few times in my life but by his actions I never doubted it.
That’s a great story. May your grandpa rest in peace and go Yankees. In Miami now but from the Bronx originally and forever. 💯
Lindell AC Bar in Detroit.✊️
When they pull the bartender's toupee piece off was hilarious. 😂🧑🦲
I was born in the Bronx in 1964 and raised there until I was 11 years old. I know how the old Bronx was. I loved it back then. It's probably shit by now. I haven't been there since 1975. But I feel privileged to have been a boy in the old Bronx. Playing stickball in the streets and so much more. It was great. In 1975 we moved to Miami, in the 70s/80s it was craziest place in the country by far and maybe the world. None of this has anything to do with this clip of course but here we are anyway.
1974 born here grew up in Bronx till 1995, then moved to Queens and been living here since. I do miss the Bronx sometimes, but the place has been a shithole for a long time now.
One of my all time favorite scenes in a movie ! The ultimate example of mess around and find out.
Agree 👍 The best!
gf d
Its fuck around*
Exactly.
Don't start no shit won't be no shit ya heard?
The look on their faces, when they realized they couldn't leave, was priceless....♥️♥️
In real life they would have come back with grenades and machine guns and 200 of their brother gang members and leveled the block.
Yeah as he cowardly got punched and fell on the ground in the fetal position 😂
@@johnscott2746 maybe John but at that point they didn't have all that right then at that moment they got beat the f****** up bad they'll never forget that they didn't just make one gun either 🤣
@@alexanderapollo2177 you said the magic words “they will never forget”. Biker gangs have long memories and all of them have the motto “God forgives, we don’t”.
@@johnscott2746 right but I don't know what gang you're talking about but they're not built of much unless they're with a whole bunch of buddies and even then there's no technique in what they do undisciplined rejects starting trouble getting what they deserve every time I see it 😁
Being polite and showing respect is vital in life.
Must've watched this clip 8-10 times. Never gets old.
I like how Sonny had the boys come to the bar to deal with the bikers just before giving them the chance to order a few beers to see if they behaved. If they drank quietly and left, no problem. If they started shit, which they obviously did, the boys were just around the corner.
I tried to give them a chance…but nooooooo they had to be dirtbags.
He gave them just enough rope to hang themselves.
Yes I agree with you 100 % !
He´s a gentleman, but not someone who to play with or dare to.
It’s a movie. We all know the overstuffed Fredo’s would have dropped like flies in a real fight.
You can say whatever about the Italian Mob, that they didn't protect their neighborhood is not one of them.
Oh!
A farmer has to protect his cattle so he can continue to milk them and slaughter them for beef.
Their neighborhoods is correct to the point where the Mob parasites were shaking down the real working people....in their neighborhood.... Just a shark skin tick...., sucking the blood till they are murdered by their own kind.... Some life....Idiots...
that they didn't work with bikers is also something you can't say
Now yous can't leave. Best line of all time
I frkin love this scene, one of the best acted scenes in movie history
I am Italian and I grew up in a neighborhood like that back in the 60's and 70's.
No one ever came in and messed around. You wouldn't find a stitch of graffiti anywhere.
Kids could play outside on summer nights without worrying about them. You felt safe.
true shit.
The good ol' days, huh? When honor and respect actually had their true valuable meaning.
Amen… I worked in South Philly a few decades ago. My coworker drove a newer Cadillac. We went to lunch in the local Italian neighborhood. I pointed out that he didn’t lock his doors. He said “in this neighborhood… nobody is going to touch this car”. And he was right. We were in the middle of one of the largest cities and the Italian neighborhood in which I worked had a friendly, neighborly vibe to it.
Ah yes with protection money and a bit of murder you can go a long way into "safety"
@@zeuskiller100maybe, but that wasn't a part of our lives or for most Italians who just worked hard and kept their nose clean.
They are murdering and fleecing people left and right in south Chicago, anybody feels safe there?
sapienrex....but then yous guys all voted democrat and the neighborhood went straight into da crappah
2:44 - The way Jojo the Whale pins the guy against the bar with his big gut does it for me every time 😭😭😭😭😭😭
What about 2:41 when he knocks "Come Together" off the jukebox? To be replaced by The Ten Commandments of Love.....
I've probably watched this clip ten times, yet every time it comes up I just HAVE TO WATCH IT AGAIN.
C proved right there that he never had the makings of a varsity athlete.
Best line ever
Up in da club
Damn, I knew that was coming
😂😂😂
@Eli Lis Ey! It was all Sean, he had nothing to do with it! He sweared!
"Now yous can't leave" The others were not completely sure what was happening, but the head of the crew, you could see it in his eyes. He knew right then he was about to get the beating of his life.
Yep! He realized he made the ultimate fatal errors: underestimating your opponent and mistaking kindness for weakness!
"That wasn't very nice"
Oh he knew the minute he locked the door it was over before a word was said
Maybe he should have paid a little closer attention to the Italian accents.
game recognizes game.
everyone's a tough guy...until they run into one.
Never tire of this scene.
Sonny just casually closes the entrance door, like its his front door at home.
This is how you solve a problem! No cops, no lawyers, no judges… just deliver instant justice with a whole neighborhood behind you. Beautiful scene.
And no arguing or yelling either. He told them to leave, the punk made his nasty remark and Sonny took care of the problem. Same happened in the Godfather : The lawyer went to LA to see the film director, he insulted the shit out of the Godfather, the lawyer just said politely "I'll let him know" and left. Next scene, the guy wakes up with his favorite horse's head in his bed .
@@axiomist4488 That' s what you admire?
Okay, next time maybe somebody kills your beloved dog to get a favour?
Too bad there’s always a pussy that’s gotta call the cops
as long as you are willing to take the whole package. Like having your car rigged to blow or getting shot in the street. You can't take just one scene out of the context of the movie, it loses it's moral value.
MOST POLICE THESE DAYS ARE NOTHING BUT THUGS WITH BADGE! WITH THAT HITLER TYPE GESTAPO ATTITUDE!
I died laughing when Sunny said "they ruined my whole fucking lunch"😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That's one of the best parts of this scene 😅😅
They had a nice frutta di mare for him, I’d be fucking pissed too
Then one more crack in the head.
Neighborhood bar patrons cleaning out their favorite bar, and TAKING OUT THE TRASH!😊😊😊Happy days.
I love this film.Directed by Robert de Niro & script by Chazz Palmintieri.
"now yous can't leave" fucking classic. Surprisingly my lady got me into this movie
you got a keeper my guy
Where do you find these cultured behemoths of a woman
@@MistaMane79 Her old “man” use to play it while she whipped out her shine box.
@@MistaMane79 thanks dude
@@Chuked well I showed her a bunch of classic and cult classic but this was one she had that she put me up on game. Dude if I had a dollar for everytime we would party and all my friends be'd drunk and start saying "put him in the fucking bath troom!"
"Now You's can't leave". How I'd love to have this played out in those smash and grab jewelry store incidents.
If only self defense and defense of property wasn’t effectively illegal in modern America.
@@rexlundstrom2333 Oh no shit Brother. Agree 100%
*"Why do I suddenly hear 'Come Together" by The Beatles?"*
I love how in older movies like this it’s always the bikers that are the rowdy bunch and the good for nothing dead beats, whereas nowadays it’s almost the opposite….
I like the part when sonny locks the door ask says now youse can't leave 😂
" Ruined my whole fucking lunch ". One of the great movie scenes.
Sonny isn't worried about his bar getting wrecked or the gang of biker's trying to recover outside his bar or the mess that will be cleaned up. He cared about his Veal. That is what really pissed him off. Hilarious.
@@josephmulvihill3353 it was a good cut of veal
I love how after the bikers get their asses kicked then the neighborhood jumps in and kicks their asses even more 😂🤣😭
Stiped shirt got it worse! To get beat to shit then run outside to a set of fresh legs tho?! Smh the poor bastard!
I’ve never seen bikers in a movie do anything BUT get their asses kicked. They are like the red shirt security guys in Star Trek; most don’t live to see the next scene.
I have respect for anyone who have zero none sense about there community ....
@@CorePathway watch 'Stone Cold' 1991, for a different perspective.
@@mutabore7 that movie is awesome
I love this movie! I actually marry my wife beacause of the advice of the girl. If she opens the lock of your door, shes a keeper. My wife was the only one that did it for me and i instantly remembered that scene.
To this day, watching this scene makes me extremely emotional
The background music was golden xD
Love it when Waldo tries to run off down the street and you hear “get him!!!” 😂
That guy was obviously stupid where is going to go
Stomp his face in ! 😂😂😂
Waldo got punked😁
I grew up in a neighborhood in the Bronx like this. We were tight and we policed ourselves. As a kid if you did something wrong, you got Nuggies from a neighbor and then you got the belt from Dad when you got home. Values, morals, street knowledge, and great times in my childhood. Wouldn’t change it for the world!
A lot of places could use that now. I give you Chicago.
No you didn't
@@braddouglas7839 southside certain areas are still like this not many but a few neighborhoods still remember...
Back in the past there was so many rapes, domestic violence and murdercases, dont romantize sh*t
@@Miguel-pv6qljust because your mom was a pin cushion and everyone ran up in her, doesn't make what he said any less true!!!
I didn't recall Ten Commandments of love playing on this scene, i used to listen a radio station that played it back in 2014, that song is so freaking cool makes me feel inloved with life even tho im single as hell lol
"Ruined my whole fuckin lunch!"
I use this at work when someone interrupts my lunch break. Ha ha.
“I’m the one who did this to you, remember me” 👌🏾 what a fucking line
Dude realized he had to change the name after getting beat by the sons of mary
It's great how when it all started to go down, Sonny, instead of just swinging at any random biker, specifically walks over to attack the one who lied and mouthed off to him.
When facing a mob, go for the leader first. I saw that, too.
@@mariebussinger6565Or the one with the biggest mouth.
astute analysis
Best scene ever!!!
Guy walking off at end of scene putting his toupee back on his head...priceless.
One of the best shot brawl scenes in any movie
@@BigBadBosco agreed, they made it unnecessarily unrealistic.
Nothing about this scene even looked remotely real. Especially the fat guy pressing the guy up against the bar with his gut like that was doing anything. Lol
@@2ndBallScratchGolfer Plus that was a lot of pistols and bats to the head with almost no blood. Nobody lying on the sidewalk at the end had a mark on them.
So many lessons from this one scene
1) Dress for success
2) be cordial and give the benefit of the doubt
3) When they refuse the path of peace, show them the path of pieces
Dress for success 😂😂😂
Number 1 should be, always have a plan. Don't get emotional.
2). Was mere protocol, he knew 100% he was going to kick the 💩 out of them.
@@arturofm1477
Exactly. He knew.
He sent the first guy out to gather
the men and then set the trap.
The lesson is, violence is cool, like half the time.
Those guys messed with the wrong bar and the wrong neighborhood.
I like the way they shot that fight scene. Big boy put that one dude in the bear hug.
No matter how tough you think you are, there's always someone tougher......always give people their due respect
There are a finite amount of people, so that means someone has to be THE toughest.
It's a movie it's fiction even if it's based off of reality. It's still fiction. In reality Sonny would have probably been stabbed when he locked the door because no biker gang who comes into a bar and looking to trash the place isn't going to stand there looking dumbfounded because some guy locked a door and said "Now yous can't leave". I grew up around bikers.
@@WhiteSupreme Well, I guess you don't know that "real" bikers called 'Hells Angels' are not as rough and tough as they're made out to be, they can be if provoked, but they DON'T and NEVER will go out their way looking for trouble, even though they look and sound badass, they're really soft as crap and will even help the elderly and disabled if need be, I know, I used to be a member of a chapter in the UK. Bar fights? I've been in a few, they have their own laws, and yes they do abide by local laws too, not like the trouble making so called 'bikers' here in the US and other places, for example, you NEVER come on to a bikers ol' lady, or even rape one, if you do, then be prepared to suffer the consequences, especially if you rape one, the guys stay out of it and watch as every woman beats you silly.
So, the so called 'bikers' you associated with actually give the REAL Hells Angels a bad reputation and name, and that's why when a chapter of real Hells Angels ride into town, everyone either hides or calls the cops, hence the reason why most chapters have their own bar, and meeting places, and a chapter of REAL Hells Angels wouldn't ride into town just to trash the place and cause trouble, they are the same as anybody else, and can even be polite, what if they changed their clothes to suits and ties, shaved , and hiding their bikes, before going into a bar, and still get drunk and rowdy, would you still call them trouble makers? If yes, then you can call EVERYBODY that goes to a bar a trouble maker.
@@ZargonUSA You just keep telling yourself that you fucking idiot.
I punch solid objects to get tougher.
I terrify people when I raise my voice.
I take spiders outside instead of killing them.
I help old people because I love them.
I'm a biker.
Moral of the story, you go into someone else's neighborhood, show respect.
We should bring back these " wise guy's " the streets would be a lot safer !!!
SuccCocc liberal, i pay taxes ...that is my neighborhood
@@btcbob11392 absolutely.
Solid film, I got to see the play live as well which was neat.
That was the best movie scene in twenty years.
"A Bronx Tale" could have been filmed in any Little Italy across the Northeast. Our neighborhood had a character to fit every role. A tough neighborhood that took care of their own. Salute!
Not just Italian or American neighbourhoods either. If those pricks had gone in any pub in my working class British inner city area in the 70s and done that, they'd have got a variation on exactly that treatment.
More liberal
Idiots now. Italians move to other places to live