I’m an enrolled member of the Fond du Lac Band in northern Minnesota. Years ago in a small bar in Wisconsin I got racist #%@$ from town locals. My Dad had just passed, I was in town to see my brother in law who was very sick and I was going through a divorce. I always carry and for a brief moment I saw myself shooting the 4 guys heckling me. Instead I left. I take great satisfaction in watching this clip.
@@michaelc.6532u did the right thing. Irl those pieces of shit mocking y would have won, and u would have gone to jail. U know this obviously but just reminding u. Glad u made the right choice 🙏🏻
I’m Lakota. My grandfather served 2 tours in Vietnam as an Army Ranger. He never talked about the things he did until one night when him and my parents and their friends got drunk and remembered seeing him cry. I didn’t know much of it at the time since I saw him cry at the age of 6, but years later, my mom told me about losing his comrades and the shit his unit did to the Viet Cong…. Hanzee reminds me of him and I miss this man daily when he passed in 2017 😢🖤
@@rooty_rootz Maybe but imagine if someone really was just totally sloshed and out cold to the point that no loud noise could wake them up and a major shooting goes on around them and when they finally do wake up the whole room is full of blood and corpses. Imagine how surreal that would be from their perspective. I wonder if anything like that has ever happened?
I love that he uses an M16 throughout the series. Hanzee is a Vietnam veteran and the M16 would have been his service rifle, so you can either see it as a sign that his time in Vietnam has stuck with him (PTSD and such) or a sign of his mistreatment by the Gerdharts, as they don’t even give him a rifle and he had to use his own
Excellent point. In this scene, Hanzee's smooth transition to the AR (or M16) when shooting the cops was tactically sound given the likelihood of vests. Vests can handle lower velocity handgun rounds, but not rifle rounds...
He also uses a revolver and, in a previous scene at the car dealership, mentions going through tunnels in Vietnam. The guys who had to go through there, called ''tunnel rats'', sometimes used revolvers because the muzzle flash from the standard 1911 was too much in the tight tunnels, or so I've heard.
Watching this again I noticed that Hanzee was calm and deliberate, never tried to quick draw his pistol, and when he pulls out the rifle he is fast but not frenzied, even though he knows he's facing two armed cops who are already drawing their weapons. He carefully aims and fires the pistol three times, and hits three times, then the rifle twice, and hits twice. Hanzee's blood is like ice water.
@@sketchydeer5044 Yeah, tbh, that tie in at the end of season 2 felt so forced and lame. Would have been better if Hanzee did get out and went on to live a different life away from it all rather than plotting revenge on the Kansas family because reasons.
Well, he told the bartender that he did three combat tours in Vietnam, got a Purple Heart and a Bronze Star. Pretty sure his blood is like iced water!😂👍
As it good as it looks you have to be a living horror show to probably do something like this. Not sure why adult people in real life haven’t learned to bite their tongue when dealing with strangers, it’s not like it’s fiction that unassuming people will snap. Treat people like you would want to be treated isn’t always about being a good church boy, that shit will get you killed for openly disrespecting the wrong person, and you won’t always have a second chance to learn that lesson
Hanzee just wanted a break. With the tension of his service to the Gerdharts and the constant racism he receives, it was a breaking point. What I like about this scene though is that he’s strong enough a while to hold on to everything but then he sees the disrespect for the 22 Sioux Indian sign, Strike one. The bartender then spits in his drink, disrespects, and insults him. Strike two. The young men who insult him some more and mock his culture. Strike three and at that point he literally like, fuck it.
He is a hero to me and I have not seen this show (I want to though) and I hope he got away with everything. Had I been on his jury I would have done a "not guilty" nullification even if the facts legally said otherwise.
I sure he was wanting to be thought to be asleep had he lifted his head up he would have shown that he was what happened, he was then a witness and hanzee would have killed him
Hanzee has no problem with him. The doofus guys got a shot in the knee, Bartender got one in the chest. Cops got double tapped with an AR. We know who Hanzee hates
@@Anime_Lover_PHX_SAC_ABQ Well, Dodd called him a halfbreed a couple times and the like, but he was loyal specifically to Dodd so I imagine their relationship was good. I think he just snapped. He no longer wanted to be a henchman, and though Bear said he was part of the family, he was still a henchman. So they had to go. He just snapped. Same thing with Peggy and Ed, he didn't have a good reason to kill them, but he really wanted to for some reason.
@@NormAppleton The scene did not even make any sense to me. What did the bartender mean by calling him "un american". Was it ONLY because of his ethnicity? He sure as heck respected the 2nd Amendment and he won medals fighting in Vietnam. Did the bartender have below average intellect?
@@cloudnein8114 it's politically correct to say someone got tired of racism?? This is a man who's lived his whole life with prejudice against him. Even when he fought for the country in which his own people are NATIVE to he doesn't get the respect of other Americans, aka white Americans aka people whose ancestors have nothing to do with America. I don't blame his fuck it all attitude. I don't condone it either but hey this man is a cold blooded killer that was pushed and motivated into a rampage. It's not at all unfounded this is what triggered him.
I just had my mind blown. The actor who plays the bartender is Garry Chalk, who did the voice of Optimus Primal on Beasties / Beast Wars and the voice of Slash on ReBoot. Never in a million years would I have figured that out. He also voiced Turbo on ReBoot and I can totally see it now.
After seeing the vomit at the hanging sign, and the way he was treated at the bar, this is his ‘point of no return’ moment, and he knows it. Very powerful scene. Hanzee is/was a great character…
Based on the book, No Country For Old Men. If anyone wanted to know why Anton started the movie in handcuffs, it was because he beat a man to death in a bar for making fun of his look just like this. In fact, Hanzee and the Vietnam hit-man who turns against his party is completely lifted from Cormac Mccarthy.
Yeah in the book it’s implied he fought in Vietnam. It’s clear that he’s based on Anton as a popular theory at the time was that Anton was representation of Native American revenge. He’s more like Anton than Malvo. I wonder who would win tho
I actually drank at that bar in real life, can’t say it’s much different. It’s in this ultra religious town that doesn’t like outsiders. My dad and I had just moved two towns away and were exploring, thought we’d stop in for a pint. Everyone aggressively stared at us the whole time, the waitress seemed pissed off to serve us and they had a vending machine full of dildos at the cash register 😂 Two months later we saw a news release saying Fargo Season 2 had purchased the rights to film there.
Norm Appleton Didsbury, Alberta. I don’t know it well enough to give you street names, but you head downtown, past the tracks to the four way stop, take a left and head down 2 or 3 streets, take a right and it’s tucked into a grubby strip mall
Norm Appleton also, funny story, but Noah Hawley sued this bar too. Right after he gave them the $130,000 down payment they used that, plus a hefty loan from the bank to start renovating the bar to modernize it. And, Hawley said “I wanted this specific bar because of it’s dinginess” and cited breach of contract, forcing them to stop 1/4 of the way into renovations and remain like that until filming was complete.
Zahn McClarnon( Hanzee Dent ) is a terrific character actor. The 2005 mini-series , Into The West , was available on You Tube. His character, Running Fox , ages several decades in the series.
I love this scene - My only issue with the Fargo series is that Hanzee is apparently supposed to be the big fucking fat guy slobbering over lobster in the season 1.
i think it's a great tragic ending that he basically wins and his reward is that he has to throw away his entire identity and who he really is and by the end he's just some fucking disgusting comical cartoon monster that slobbers over lobster and then dies pitifully off-screen
Law-abiding hicks usually view the police as an insurmountable and omnipotent authority. The bar tender thought he pulled the ultimate trump card on Hanzee
Walked into a bar with a concealed weapon, drives a pickup truck, has a rifle in said pickup truck, Vietnam veteran. Can’t get much more American than that.
Man if you are law enforcement in this area you now have real fucking problems. Few things could be worse than a heavily armed veteran on the loose, who seems unlikely to ever surrender peacefully.
Racists they deserved it pricks!!This is what happens when you confuse a Lakota for an Apache!An Apache would have slowly watched them bleed to death!!
@@haroldthaf ppl can only take so much crap from others especially a war vet,they should have just left him alone jerks at least he didn't kill any of them shows he still has humanity.
@@onefour45to be fair, you wouldn't notice it until rewatching the scene. I had no idea it showed him doing it and you could hear him as well. Thought it was off screen
I think deep down we all want to see some payback or some sense of justice be made . I was really happy to see the bartender and the hecklers get what was coming to them. It’s very satisfying to see the bad people get what they deserve. Anyone seen Its A Wonderful Life ? For me it could be a perfect holiday movie . IF the character of Henry Potter got his payback. In the end he just sort of went on with no real karma . That part always pissed me off.
I read somewhere that back in the day, movies would have to show characters that committed evil get some form of justice or reckoning and that It’s a Wonderful Life is one of the first movies that didn’t punish a bad guy doing a bad thing he just kinda disappeared I think for the rest of the movie
I liked your post and I have nothing much to add to it, but I wanted to say I saw A Wonderful Life for the first time earlier today, and then I find this comment here randomly whilst looking up Hanzee on a whim that happened to mention it. That's kinda neat, lol.
@@agentpiltdown yeah I don’t know why just seeing this scene brought me a lot of memories from that movie. I guess we all like the idea of universal karma . I know some horrible people in real life and most times they get away with it.
Think of the start of the scene. If Hanzee wanted water, he'd have gone to a convenience store. He's boiling with rage about doing Dodd's dirty work. His head is a stew of hating his boss, his life, his people's horrific abuse by goobers. He wasn't getting any info from that shithole. Why does he go to the bar in the first place? Subconsciously he is forcing the issue. I don't think he knows it until it happens. All those hours/YEARS alone in that truck wrestling with his mind led to this.
I get that is a meme and all that, but the two don't really have anything in common, apart from being criminal characters on TV. Hanzee doesn't really seem to take pride in any killing, nor does he blabber on about how "dangerous" he is in his underwear. He has more in common Lalo Salamanca or Mike Ermantraut: Jack-of-all Trade, little to no non-sense type characters.
Craziest thing is he was just gonna leave but they had to keep fucking pushing him. Also cool he doesn’t shoot the dude slumped at the bar minding his own business, and of course he gave 2/3 ‘wounded knees’
You’ve actually paid close attention he actually did spit in the cup. I love it when shows don’t show you everything in your face, but expect you to pick it up.
@@dunkindoughnut167 21st century is the most peaceful era mankind has ever known. A lot of people wish they could live in the earlier times where they had wars to define them. The people of those wars would call them fools.
@@UnfoundFilms I agree with what you said but being born in the 60's would mean you didn't have to go to war. And I hate how transparent the 21st century is with its constant advertising. Look at the music and films from the 20th and compare them to the commercialised crap we get today, who's sole purpose is to fit to the masses and make as much money as possible without using a shred of personality or creativity. That's what I hate 21st century, I hate social media, I hate the brainwashing advertisers, I the over population and insane housing prices And as I mentioned before I really fucking hate how popular music and cinema is all commercial crap being churned out of the industry's butt hole.
Jamie Robertson its always been that way. We think of classic media as having more integrity but we’re remembering a fraction of what actually came out. For every classic movie there was god knows how much garbage made just to sell. In many ways a lot of the problems you have with the 21st century were worse. And yeah I hate social media but think of the good its done. Now we have online communities for things like mental health and support groups. Now we can record instances of racism and abuse and spread awareness. We have so much luxury that admittedly we are spoiled but going backwards is not the solution.
@@UnfoundFilms I liked the garbage films too, they were better than the comparative garbage we get today in my opinion, so even old garbage vs new garbage, old still wins imo. The amount of quality music and cinema that came out of the 20th century compared to today is insane, and you're not going to sway me on that. Ariana Grande vs The Rolling Stones? They both had commercialised elements but one is clearly more talented than the other. Well you sound like one of those overly positive "know it all's". FUCK social media, I have mental health problems and social media has done nothing but make them worse, pull your head out the clouds, you fairy.
Malvo was less frightening due to how much he talked and cracked jokes. He was quite a sociable guy when he wanted to be. Hanzee on the other hand was an ice cold killer. Way more menacing.
@GOBLIN 84 my gosh, the trap Was under a carpet you couldnt see that, if Hanzee was in that situation he would also fell on the trap there is no difference if a Insurance is responsible for that or a marine corps
i guarantee, if they weren't so hostile to him, he wouldn't have killed them. After they called him names, i saw no crime being committed. Notice how calmly he walks to his car to get the semi-automatic after he heard the police sirens; no running or frenzied shooting...just calm, fast and calculated movements. True anti-hero...
Watching this scene gives me a thought. This whole “woke” thing is actually a counter-culture to the centuries of racism and hatred that persisted in the US. As annoying as it can be, I think it actually brings balance.
I love the fact that he gave them literal wounded knees. The details in this show are amazing
I’m an enrolled member of the Fond du Lac Band in northern Minnesota. Years ago in a small bar in Wisconsin I got racist #%@$ from town locals. My Dad had just passed, I was in town to see my brother in law who was very sick and I was going through a divorce. I always carry and for a brief moment I saw myself shooting the 4 guys heckling me. Instead I left. I take great satisfaction in watching this clip.
@@michaelc.6532u did the right thing. Irl those pieces of shit mocking y would have won, and u would have gone to jail. U know this obviously but just reminding u. Glad u made the right choice 🙏🏻
Never noticed that. Scene always makes me sick man
We go through it but prove we are still here
This is straight poetry
I’m Lakota. My grandfather served 2 tours in Vietnam as an Army Ranger. He never talked about the things he did until one night when him and my parents and their friends got drunk and remembered seeing him cry. I didn’t know much of it at the time since I saw him cry at the age of 6, but years later, my mom told me about losing his comrades and the shit his unit did to the Viet Cong…. Hanzee reminds me of him and I miss this man daily when he passed in 2017 😢🖤
dam. thanks for sharing
His service is appreciated to this day.
Sorry for your loss ❤
Sorry for your lost, brother.
don't know anyone noticed this, but after they were giving him shit about wounded knee, he very poetically shot two of them in the knee cap
Omg how did I miss that 🙈
Well Duh
YEAH NO ONE NOTICED DIPSHIT
i didnt hear them make fun of his knee
@@folarinosibodu They were not making fun of his knee, they were making fun of an event called “wounded knee”.
The dude passed out at the bar and doesn’t wake up after the bar tender is killed is my favorite part.
Lucky him.
One of those times that ‘passed out drunk’ comes in handy.
Maybe he woke up but smartly chose to stay passive
@@rooty_rootz Maybe but imagine if someone really was just totally sloshed and out cold to the point that no loud noise could wake them up and a major shooting goes on around them and when they finally do wake up the whole room is full of blood and corpses. Imagine how surreal that would be from their perspective. I wonder if anything like that has ever happened?
@@Zurround I think he'd have earned a free drink on the house lol
The greatest crime committed here was Hanzee parking in a "no parking" zone.
hilarious !
@E
Nope. Racism is cool and based.
@@Nico17289 who’s “they”?
Indeed, everything else that happened after was basically justified.
@@Nico17289 👍💯🎯😁
I love that he uses an M16 throughout the series. Hanzee is a Vietnam veteran and the M16 would have been his service rifle, so you can either see it as a sign that his time in Vietnam has stuck with him (PTSD and such) or a sign of his mistreatment by the Gerdharts, as they don’t even give him a rifle and he had to use his own
Excellent point. In this scene, Hanzee's smooth transition to the AR (or M16) when shooting the cops was tactically sound given the likelihood of vests.
Vests can handle lower velocity handgun rounds, but not rifle rounds...
It's the weapon he knows
He also uses a revolver and, in a previous scene at the car dealership, mentions going through tunnels in Vietnam. The guys who had to go through there, called ''tunnel rats'', sometimes used revolvers because the muzzle flash from the standard 1911 was too much in the tight tunnels, or so I've heard.
@@mike1422214222 it depends on the vest, ceramic plate and steel vests can stop a rifle, where did you read that?
@@dayanbadruddinov6414 how many cops in 79 were wearing steel.or ceramic vests ?
Watching this again I noticed that Hanzee was calm and deliberate, never tried to quick draw his pistol, and when he pulls out the rifle he is fast but not frenzied, even though he knows he's facing two armed cops who are already drawing their weapons. He carefully aims and fires the pistol three times, and hits three times, then the rifle twice, and hits twice. Hanzee's blood is like ice water.
Themes of Andrew Brannan, even the pickup is the same colour.
Too bad he died so easily in season 1.
@@sketchydeer5044 Yeah, tbh, that tie in at the end of season 2 felt so forced and lame. Would have been better if Hanzee did get out and went on to live a different life away from it all rather than plotting revenge on the Kansas family because reasons.
@@JustSomeDinosaurPersonI don't remember what happened. What was the tie in?
Well, he told the bartender that he did three combat tours in Vietnam, got a Purple Heart and a Bronze Star. Pretty sure his blood is like iced water!😂👍
Let me say it. He did what many of us wished to do sometimes in life. 😅
You’re not wrong brother.
I mean you liberals are cowards and would have immediately lost to responding police.
As it good as it looks you have to be a living horror show to probably do something like this. Not sure why adult people in real life haven’t learned to bite their tongue when dealing with strangers, it’s not like it’s fiction that unassuming people will snap. Treat people like you would want to be treated isn’t always about being a good church boy, that shit will get you killed for openly disrespecting the wrong person, and you won’t always have a second chance to learn that lesson
@@DilomightTell that to Emmitt Till..RIP
im gonna do it, i feel racially descriminated sometimes
Hanzee just wanted a break. With the tension of his service to the Gerdharts and the constant racism he receives, it was a breaking point. What I like about this scene though is that he’s strong enough a while to hold on to everything but then he sees the disrespect for the 22 Sioux Indian sign, Strike one. The bartender then spits in his drink, disrespects, and insults him. Strike two. The young men who insult him some more and mock his culture. Strike three and at that point he literally like, fuck it.
He is a hero to me and I have not seen this show (I want to though) and I hope he got away with everything. Had I been on his jury I would have done a "not guilty" nullification even if the facts legally said otherwise.
As a native american, i can confirm this is how we react when we are thirsty
As a fellow Native American I concur
I have obmy met native American Indian ik my whole life and I M Arnold man now
That's why I always bring water.
As a fellow Native American I concur
Kills-for-water
Technically, Hanzee is more of an American than the bartender. Both Geographically and Philosophically.
And racially
Lol geographically.
@@mactire6045😂
Yeh that bartender's great-great-great grandfather came to America on the Mayflower
Who gives a shit
If you're just polite to everyone you meet no matter what their background is, you'll probably outlive 20% of the world that isn't.
My favorite part is the guy passed out at the counter who doesn't even wake up from the gunshot a few feet from his head.
I sure he was wanting to be thought to be asleep had he lifted his head up he would have shown that he was what happened, he was then a witness and hanzee would have killed him
That's me after a long weekend
@@ruger51995 no he didn't kill the 2 witnesses that he shot either.
Hanzee has no problem with him. The doofus guys got a shot in the knee, Bartender got one in the chest. Cops got double tapped with an AR.
We know who Hanzee hates
@@ruger51995 No, Hanzee left the knee shot guys alive, they are witnesses.
That whole thing was a statement.
Never mess with a guy whose response to being mocked is to first start looking around for potential witnesses.
And openly stated they did 3 tours in Vietnam
“I just wanted a glass of water.” Poor thing. 🥺
@NoSoyAllowed you're just upset because you're mom fucks black guys
@nosoyallowed828 he's honestly a pretty good man as far as hitmen go. Certainly not a good person but he's far from a psychopath.
Bartender got karma big time
“Oh, Shitbird’s thirsty.”😂
“Poor thing” bro he’s killing people.
If only the cops hadn't said 'freeze cochise' they maybe would have survived this guy
i did not notice that, thank you.
Until I read your comment I hadn't any idea of cochise...
Nice catch..
Interesting little history lesson for me xxx
They might have been shot only once.
@@NormAppleton They were shot only once.
@@guynoir5968 with a 5.56 round. They probably bled out
I think this was the moment Hanzee stopped working for the Gerhardts
@Starless Golightly Try the decaf next time dude
Yes it was
That plaque and that puke did it for him.
I never understood why.
The Gerhardts always treated him well.
@@Anime_Lover_PHX_SAC_ABQ Well, Dodd called him a halfbreed a couple times and the like, but he was loyal specifically to Dodd so I imagine their relationship was good. I think he just snapped. He no longer wanted to be a henchman, and though Bear said he was part of the family, he was still a henchman. So they had to go. He just snapped. Same thing with Peggy and Ed, he didn't have a good reason to kill them, but he really wanted to for some reason.
Hanzee was badass.
Hansi is his name
@@gradeyundery4939 Actually it's Hanzee... fuck outta here
In killing people.
I wish
Hanzee dent vs anton chigurh.
@@daryldixon8002 Hanzee Dent vs. Omar Little
He came for water, but finished with business.
That's the deal, he just wanted information and they created the horror.
@@NormAppleton The scene did not even make any sense to me. What did the bartender mean by calling him "un american". Was it ONLY because of his ethnicity? He sure as heck respected the 2nd Amendment and he won medals fighting in Vietnam. Did the bartender have below average intellect?
@@Zurround You are a dunce
This was hanzee’s breaking point. After this he turned on the gaiheart family. And was just over all fed up with racism.
@@Nico17289 Stfu bitch ass nigga. Always gotta bring politics into everything
@@cloudnein8114 it's politically correct to say someone got tired of racism?? This is a man who's lived his whole life with prejudice against him. Even when he fought for the country in which his own people are NATIVE to he doesn't get the respect of other Americans, aka white Americans aka people whose ancestors have nothing to do with America. I don't blame his fuck it all attitude. I don't condone it either but hey this man is a cold blooded killer that was pushed and motivated into a rampage. It's not at all unfounded this is what triggered him.
I smell D R A M A A R G U M E N T
Very satisfying to watch
As a Native American, I can confirm this scene is the most American thing I have ever seen.
yeah 5% cherokee, get outta here💀
As a non-native American, I concur.
@@ugglass7277 Apache, clown 🤡
@@ugglass7277 Apache. Get off my rez, 🤡
@@RCAvhstape 🍻
I just had my mind blown. The actor who plays the bartender is Garry Chalk, who did the voice of Optimus Primal on Beasties / Beast Wars and the voice of Slash on ReBoot. Never in a million years would I have figured that out. He also voiced Turbo on ReBoot and I can totally see it now.
Those cops arrived faster than the ones on GTA 5...
FR!
Rockstar should make a parody game of this.
That raciest bartender might call the cops the moment he entered the bar 😂😂
You literally see at 2:52 he's thinking "I dont wanna do this today. I'm so tired of this shit... but fuck em." 😂😂
At 2:52 is when the tequila hit lol
@@erlexar it wasn't the tequila shit brain but the racism
@@200Warpigs ahhhhh, yes, bad old racism. Like that’s fucking new nowadays 🤷🏻♂️
After seeing the vomit at the hanging sign, and the way he was treated at the bar, this is his ‘point of no return’ moment, and he knows it. Very powerful scene. Hanzee is/was a great character…
@@erlexaryou’re probably white. What would you know
Based on the book, No Country For Old Men. If anyone wanted to know why Anton started the movie in handcuffs, it was because he beat a man to death in a bar for making fun of his look just like this. In fact, Hanzee and the Vietnam hit-man who turns against his party is completely lifted from Cormac Mccarthy.
Yeah in the book it’s implied he fought in Vietnam. It’s clear that he’s based on Anton as a popular theory at the time was that Anton was representation of Native American revenge. He’s more like Anton than Malvo. I wonder who would win tho
@@DT25659 Well... Malvo kills Hanzee in Season 1 as Moses Tripoli so... guess that answers that. In their prime? Hanzee all the way.
@@StudioMod no I think Malvo has way better feats but I meant Anton Chigurh vs Hanzee Dent
@@DT25659 Hanzee no contest.
@@DT25659 chigurh is way more evil than hanzee
Still rockin the jacket he got in Nam
I actually drank at that bar in real life, can’t say it’s much different. It’s in this ultra religious town that doesn’t like outsiders. My dad and I had just moved two towns away and were exploring, thought we’d stop in for a pint. Everyone aggressively stared at us the whole time, the waitress seemed pissed off to serve us and they had a vending machine full of dildos at the cash register 😂
Two months later we saw a news release saying Fargo Season 2 had purchased the rights to film there.
Where is that bar?
Norm Appleton Didsbury, Alberta. I don’t know it well enough to give you street names, but you head downtown, past the tracks to the four way stop, take a left and head down 2 or 3 streets, take a right and it’s tucked into a grubby strip mall
Norm Appleton also, funny story, but Noah Hawley sued this bar too. Right after he gave them the $130,000 down payment they used that, plus a hefty loan from the bank to start renovating the bar to modernize it. And, Hawley said “I wanted this specific bar because of it’s dinginess” and cited breach of contract, forcing them to stop 1/4 of the way into renovations and remain like that until filming was complete.
@@iainronald4217 That's a cool story! I live less than hour away from there.
That’s super interesting. Even more so because I live in Didsbury in Manchester, which is apparently what Alberta’s Didsbury is named after!
Just give the dude a glass of water, it takes literally no extra effort to be indifferent instead of an ass.
Their inability to not be racist was what got them killed.
Racists aren’t normal people man, they’re psychopaths that don’t know how to treat people with respect.
Yes, just give him some water and DON'T spit in it either.
Zahn McClarnon( Hanzee Dent ) is a terrific character actor. The 2005 mini-series , Into The West , was available on You Tube. His character, Running Fox , ages several decades in the series.
He spared the companion among the 3 outside and the sleeping drunk in the bar , only shot the one that talked 😅
Silence is a bliss in many occasions 💡
Hanzee: "I'll show you a wounded knee"
3:21 that footkick was the cherry on top
Yeah making him bend the capped knee - you know that shit hurts
Yeh it's boss!
Now that's what I call Fresh Out Of Fucks To Give. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
One of the best scenes ever
Some people are vipers and you just don't mess with them.....Love his YOU'RE WELCOME
Hanzee, you are the New King of Cool....
It think this was the breaking point for hanzee. After all he went through in the viet war.
The War and a life of being treated like you're not even human. 😏
Hanzee is the best character in season 2. I hope we see him in a future season of this series.
Well we already saw him in season 1 (sort of)
He got plastic surgery qnd started the Fargo City syndicate. He was killed by Lorne Marvo during his shooting spree.
@@jaredb115 Such a bullshit twist
@@jaredb115 that was so stupid
@@jaredb115that's canon? Wtf.. how do they explain him having a completely different voice since it's obviously a different person?
I love this scene - My only issue with the Fargo series is that Hanzee is apparently supposed to be the big fucking fat guy slobbering over lobster in the season 1.
Just like in season 3 when the cop's father-in-law was a science writer in 1970's in his 20's and then 40 years later he looks like he's 80-something
Season 3 was fucking horrible
i think it's a great tragic ending that he basically wins and his reward is that he has to throw away his entire identity and who he really is and by the end he's just some fucking disgusting comical cartoon monster that slobbers over lobster and then dies pitifully off-screen
Exactly
@@JoeSmith-dl9ok it was fucking awesome, one of the best
A Gun in Your Hand Sure Beats ‘A Cop On the Phone’. This is the first of two men that will make this mistake opposing Hanzee.
BigJon410 all I wanted was a glass of water.
BigJon410 wheres that saying come from i like that?
GO Hanzee!Great performance Zahn!Good looking even at 50!!
Law-abiding hicks usually view the police as an insurmountable and omnipotent authority. The bar tender thought he pulled the ultimate trump card on Hanzee
Walked into a bar with a concealed weapon, drives a pickup truck, has a rifle in said pickup truck, Vietnam veteran. Can’t get much more American than that.
Man if you are law enforcement in this area you now have real fucking problems. Few things could be worse than a heavily armed veteran on the loose, who seems unlikely to ever surrender peacefully.
The plot of First Blood.
He just wanted a glass of water
Probably shouldn't have mentioned wounded knee.
Racists they deserved it pricks!!This is what happens when you confuse a Lakota for an Apache!An Apache would have slowly watched them bleed to death!!
What makes it even funnier was that the two cops who confronted him. Hanz shot them both in the knee caps giving them wounded knee’s
@@candycroom2320 Are you feeling ok?
@@haroldthaf ppl can only take so much crap from others especially a war vet,they should have just left him alone jerks at least he didn't kill any of them shows he still has humanity.
Candy Croom bartender dead bro he shot him in the heart
I love the fact that the cops were no match for Hanzee from the get go. 🙏🏾
This is why I love television so much... epic scene!
Didn't realize at first but you can see the bartender spit in the glass.
Lol that's why he asks. It even focuses directly on the spit.
@@onefour45to be fair, you wouldn't notice it until rewatching the scene. I had no idea it showed him doing it and you could hear him as well. Thought it was off screen
You don't tell Hanzee Dent where he can and can't park
That character is a hero to me. I adore him.
Imagine being treated like this in your own homeland.
Happens a lot.
Erryday
I think deep down we all want to see some payback or some sense of justice be made . I was really happy to see the bartender and the hecklers get what was coming to them. It’s very satisfying to see the bad people get what they deserve. Anyone seen Its A Wonderful Life ? For me it could be a perfect holiday movie . IF the character of Henry Potter got his payback. In the end he just sort of went on with no real karma . That part always pissed me off.
I read somewhere that back in the day, movies would have to show characters that committed evil get some form of justice or reckoning and that It’s a Wonderful Life is one of the first movies that didn’t punish a bad guy doing a bad thing he just kinda disappeared I think for the rest of the movie
I liked your post and I have nothing much to add to it, but I wanted to say I saw A Wonderful Life for the first time earlier today, and then I find this comment here randomly whilst looking up Hanzee on a whim that happened to mention it. That's kinda neat, lol.
@@agentpiltdown yeah I don’t know why just seeing this scene brought me a lot of memories from that movie. I guess we all like the idea of universal karma . I know some horrible people in real life and most times they get away with it.
That would all be great except that Hanzee strangles an innocent woman. He’s an asshole
Think of the start of the scene. If Hanzee wanted water, he'd have gone to a convenience store. He's boiling with rage about doing Dodd's dirty work. His head is a stew of hating his boss, his life, his people's horrific abuse by goobers. He wasn't getting any info from that shithole.
Why does he go to the bar in the first place? Subconsciously he is forcing the issue. I don't think he knows it until it happens. All those hours/YEARS alone in that truck wrestling with his mind led to this.
You hear a man say he did 3 tours in 'Nam, earned a Bronze star...and you're plan, is to insult him? Goodluck
AWESOME SCENE
I second this. Hanzee is a force to be reckoned with.
This is the moment Hanzee became... Heisenberg.
This is how the Tuco vs Hank gunfight should have gone if Tuco actually knew how to use a rifle.
@@davidschori2417 he was hit in the head with a rock and shot in abdomen, we can excuse him
I get that is a meme and all that, but the two don't really have anything in common, apart from being criminal characters on TV.
Hanzee doesn't really seem to take pride in any killing, nor does he blabber on about how "dangerous" he is in his underwear.
He has more in common Lalo Salamanca or Mike Ermantraut: Jack-of-all Trade, little to no non-sense type characters.
This is fucking legend. Holy shit
The only American in this video was Hanzee, the rest crossed the ocean.
Hanzee's ancestors crossed the ocean too, just a little earlier.
@@alejandrofranco1925They crossed the Bering strait, thousands of years ago, rightfully claiming the right as the first!
God I love this actor
coming from a colonialized country, this scene was so satisfying, so sad it doesn't happen in real life more often
@Random what a weird way to say "i don't know about history"
@Random would you say this about Jewish people in Nazi Germany ?
@Random hahahaha read a book buddy, start with "Guns, Germs and Steel" that way you won't look like an idiot next time
@nosoyallowed828
Sounding pretty soy there, bud.
@@Oakland510
Ask the Palestinians
If you’re caught in a gunfight, have a handgun. If you’re going to a gunfight, have a rifle.
I love that in other movie this would be generic martial art fight scene
It's a scene from a TV show but yeah you're right
Um he's native American not Asian
0:48 the drunk guy sleeping over the bar is gonna wake up with a hangover in a totally different world
Craziest thing is he was just gonna leave but they had to keep fucking pushing him.
Also cool he doesn’t shoot the dude slumped at the bar minding his own business, and of course he gave 2/3 ‘wounded knees’
They didnt know this guy was part of John Rambo's team from NAM.
Thank you for your service, Officer Big .
A Smith & Wesson, M16, and a Buck 124 Frontiersman knife. The man is prepared for almost anything. Lol
Satisfaction: 100%
He was walking away lol all this could have been avoided if it wasn't for those rubes
Hearing them talk about Wounded Knee is crazy since im from Pine Ridge,
I am an Oglala Lakota
You’ve actually paid close attention he actually did spit in the cup. I love it when shows don’t show you everything in your face, but expect you to pick it up.
What about a marine who served three tours in Vietnam whose got a purple heart and a bronze star?
Loved that character. That series was an excellent show
they all had it coming
I also enjoy this actor in Reservation Dogs👍🏽
I missed the 70s, thank god.
I'd love to have grown up around that time. 21st century is kinda shit imo.
@@dunkindoughnut167 21st century is the most peaceful era mankind has ever known. A lot of people wish they could live in the earlier times where they had wars to define them. The people of those wars would call them fools.
@@UnfoundFilms I agree with what you said but being born in the 60's would mean you didn't have to go to war. And I hate how transparent the 21st century is with its constant advertising. Look at the music and films from the 20th and compare them to the commercialised crap we get today, who's sole purpose is to fit to the masses and make as much money as possible without using a shred of personality or creativity. That's what I hate 21st century, I hate social media, I hate the brainwashing advertisers, I the over population and insane housing prices And as I mentioned before I really fucking hate how popular music and cinema is all commercial crap being churned out of the industry's butt hole.
Jamie Robertson its always been that way. We think of classic media as having more integrity but we’re remembering a fraction of what actually came out. For every classic movie there was god knows how much garbage made just to sell. In many ways a lot of the problems you have with the 21st century were worse. And yeah I hate social media but think of the good its done. Now we have online communities for things like mental health and support groups. Now we can record instances of racism and abuse and spread awareness. We have so much luxury that admittedly we are spoiled but going backwards is not the solution.
@@UnfoundFilms I liked the garbage films too, they were better than the comparative garbage we get today in my opinion, so even old garbage vs new garbage, old still wins imo. The amount of quality music and cinema that came out of the 20th century compared to today is insane, and you're not going to sway me on that. Ariana Grande vs The Rolling Stones? They both had commercialised elements but one is clearly more talented than the other. Well you sound like one of those overly positive "know it all's". FUCK social media, I have mental health problems and social media has done nothing but make them worse, pull your head out the clouds, you fairy.
Those cops have impressive response time tho. They showed up quick
should have been a movie full of him doing this
He’s scarier than Malvo imo
Malvo killed him
@@NoiseBreaker173 when he was old and sloppy
Malvo was less frightening due to how much he talked and cracked jokes. He was quite a sociable guy when he wanted to be. Hanzee on the other hand was an ice cold killer. Way more menacing.
@GOBLIN 84 By an Ex cop postman* Also, lorne malvo fell on a trap.
@GOBLIN 84 my gosh, the trap Was under a carpet you couldnt see that, if Hanzee was in that situation he would also fell on the trap there is no difference if a Insurance is responsible for that or a marine corps
Great season. Hanzee is a badass.
i guarantee, if they weren't so hostile to him, he wouldn't have killed them. After they called him names, i saw no crime being committed. Notice how calmly he walks to his car to get the semi-automatic after he heard the police sirens; no running or frenzied shooting...just calm, fast and calculated movements. True anti-hero...
Freeze Cochise? Oh yea they had it coming
Wow under 30 seconds you gotta love that police response time
Yeah that was pretty unrealistic, were they parked next door?
@@rs72098 probably on beat.
I could watch that 100 times a day.
I’ve been seeing this guys in a lot of movies lately. I like him. 😊
Character: Hanzee Dent
Show: Fargo
Season 2, Episode 8
3:07 Thats how you deal with a bunch of bullies making fun of you!
Watching this scene gives me a thought. This whole “woke” thing is actually a counter-culture to the centuries of racism and hatred that persisted in the US. As annoying as it can be, I think it actually brings balance.
Pretty much yeah 'woke' is mostly just angry pushback on people being treated like crap. It goes away when bigotry dies.
Who's 'wounded knee' now?
For the second knee he took out, he didn’t look down the sights. He deliberately made eye contact with the guy when he pleaded, then fired.
"I called the cops" reminds me of the line, "in the park" in In Bruges.
Epic, great acting there!
he may not be from Wounded Knee but 3:25 he'll show you how to find it.
Had you just given him some nice cold clean water this wouldn't of happened
It is the
NO PARKING
at the end when he pulls off
COLD🥶
Best wearing of an army jacket,Hanzee and Paddy Considine in Dead Man's Shoes!
drunk guy at bar didn't move when bartender got shot!
Poetic justice.
Cop waited his whole life to say "freeze cochise"
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you...... Native American Rambo
I love scenes like this ❤️❤️❤️❤️👍
The guy just wanted a glass of water.