RIGHT!?!?!?!? Everyone I tell about this riff I say the same thing "KJ got some acting chops!" hahaha and when he mimics Bardems expression at the end. hahahaha Kill me!!
@@johnchief270 "A movie" refers to a motion picture, but "the movies" or a "movie theater" refers to the place in which one sees films. In the US, "film" can also refer to a single motion picture, but it is less common and has a more serious connotation, while "movie" is the more colloquial term."
When Kevin James does a word-for-word reenactment of the "Coin Toss" scene, and it's still riveting to watch, it really shows how amazing Javier is, and how smart the Coen Brothers are at writing.
How? Kevin James is a trained actor, Javier Bardem is an academy award winner actor, the Cohen’s are 4 time academy award winning writers and directors. Substituting a trained actor in an extremely well written scene isn’t all that. Now if you put a random Joe Schmo in the role like me, and I kill it, then that would would deserve all the praise for the writer, director and Javier.
Jared Fehrens Nah, I disagree. Kevin could’ve re-enacted many scenes from other movies and it would be redundant to watch. This scene with Bardem is so dope it’s still very watchable with a silly comedian doing the scene holding a boom mic. I get what you mean but this film deserves all that praise and then some. The way the Coens and their screenwriting partners translated the book onto screen is spectacular and by far the least changed than any book to movie film I’ve ever seen. The dialogue is a lot more long winded in the book but aside from that there’s only one scene that was changed completely.
This was like when I wear noise canceling headphones at the store, and I get really immersed in the media, and then I take them off at the cash register reality hits.
That scene was so intense in "No Country" you have to have it satirized like this just to defray its effects lol. It's like watching the behind-the-scenes of the Exorcist or Alien as a kid - you needed it just to know it's not real.
Jimmy - No joke here, Kevin actually was the sound guy in this movie. Don't take my word for it, rent it , buy it, ask a friend, check out the credits. You will see Kevin James' name as sound guy. He's very versatile.
Beezle can’t wait to see your edits then. With the right lighting and all 👍 Oh and the acting and the script. Yeah it’s all easy when you don’t have to make it.
the whats my name scene would be the best. if he really wanna he could mix multiple scenes to make it seem like he has bad blood with the actor himself and hes trying to do his job.
I'm actually surprised by Kevin's impression of the actor who originally was in this scene. That old man played his part wonderfully and kevin did a great imitation while still being himself. This was great!
@@JunebugPresents doing a good impression is indeed a talent, I would present Bill Hader as exhibit A. Mimicry is a skill, as is the carefully inserted blade of a sharp, cold buzzkill. As you have so beautifully demonstrated here.
I've been comparing the two scenes together (the original and this one), and I gotta say the attention to detail is high, starting from his performance. I think he really likes the movie and the scene, so he chose to "pay respects" for most of the runtime only to make the joke at the end, which lands perfectly imo.
I actually get it now. By doing the coin toss with him, he was literally and figuratively betting to earn back his own Life, since he had been given everything by chance (his job, his wife, his home, all in one). By winning, he not only saved himself a random bullet to the head, but he rightfully "earned" his Life as he already lived it.
Can we get a Sound Guy for King of Queens? Maybe like the twin (or older) brother who is jealous that Kevin got the role of Doug? I could totally see him being bitter about it with Jerry Stiller down in the basement lol.
Repent for the kingdom of God is at hands turn from your sins this isn’t normal, Jesus died on the cross for all of you, I'm saying this out of love, I'm pleading with you. Please turn from your sins and get baptized in Jesus name and receive the holy ghost and walk in holiness . Heaven and hell is real. Everyone will stand before God and confess with their mouths that he is Lord. We will all be judged accordingly to how we've all lived. Don't choose the world that gives you nothing but a moment of pleasure, instead of choosing God, that gives you everything you need for eternity. Joy, happiness, love. Nothing can compare to this. This life is nothing but a vapor but eternal life with our Lord and Savior is forever. Jesus loves you more than any family member or friend. And he is faithful. And he is not giving up on you. He wants you to surrender your life to him as he surrendered his life for all of us. God bless you all.
@@frigginresulrum oh you mean that charismatic elderly? Yea, indeed would be a good match. Some kind of fatherly role would suit the both of them. Nice idea!
One thing I never realized about this scene until watching Kevin James’ parody is that, once the old man wins the coin toss, Anton is genuinely happy for him (well, as happy as a cold-blooded assassin can be, I suppose). Javier Bardem’s character truly saw himself as an agent of fate, so seeing fate reward an elderly father and husband did not upset him at all. In fact, I’d wager Chigurh came out of that store thinking: “He had an altercation with me and lived to tell the tale. Lucky bastard.”
There's another video on YT explaining the Chigurh character in that way, you might want to look it up if you haven't already seen it and you've come to these conclusions on your own.
This is one of the greatest movies because every actor in it gave their greatest performances. Even Woody Harrelson's limited appearance gave this movie more credibility.
@@snocoldman Humour is completely subjective. This was intended to be funny, just because you don't find it funny doesn't mean it's not what it was meant to be. If a joke isn't funny, that doesn't means it's not a joke. This is still, in every sense of the term, a skit.
@@RedmayneDeadmayne Yep. Humor is subjective. Hence the "to each their own" I put before. But tbh, I think I'm gonna leave this thread here. I have other things I'd rather be doing today than debate the definition of a skit with a person I don't know in a YT comment section. You do you, homie. Different strokes for different folks.
I disagree, I find they are pretty funny! But not everybody likes the same humor. I gotta say though I agree with the original comment, most of Kevin James movies are trash imo, like 0th degree humor, this seems a bit more thought of.
ANTON gets the psychopathy of his character's mindset---all too well ! Chilling American Film Scene. Up there with Robin Williams in "Good Will Hunting". Breathtaking.
@@gordonlekfors2708then… leave? Why are you here, giving him views, commenting on his video, fueling the algorithm? If you dont like his stuff, dont click on it dummy
A scene so well scripted, directed, casted, and produced that even in this parody I'm on edge. Thank you Kevin for covering No Country! I've been following your Sound Guy skits since I Am Legend ("NOOO!" - "Yes")
@@jayroo10 One thing a lot of people living outside the US does not grasp about the US is it’s sheer size and complexity. And I don’t fault them. Chances are I know very little about the comings and goings of where you are from. That’s just how it is. Not being elitist in any way - a propensity some of my dumber countryman seem to have. There are a boundless amount of cultures, localized dialects, accents, phrases, and traditions that cross this country. Hell, I myself as a full blown citizen living here my entire life am still learning about some of them despite being far more traveled and curious than the average American citizen. It takes longer to traverse my own one of 50 states than it does a lot of countries in this world, and within this one state there are a wide variety of extremely differing people and cultures. That’s just one state out of 50. Words and phrases on one end of this state are commonly understood within their locale but completely foreign to someone who doesn’t know the local lingo. Having lived on both sides of the state for considerable periods of time I’m probably one of the few who can interchange between those lingos and full on understand the conversations happening with me and around me. My girlfriend despite living in the same country as myself has an entirely different accent, set of phrases, etc. due to the fact that we grew up more than 500 miles apart. The US is much, much bigger and expansive than outsiders would give credit for as I’ve seen in the past. The only country who could possibly one up us in that department would be Russia, and that’s because you could fit several US’s inside of it. Imagine all of Europe as one country, and then you may get a feel for what it is like to visit different corners of the US.
Ever since UA-cam had me stumble across The Sound Guy I've gotten such a kick out of all of them so far. Always makes me laugh, pure gold. Keep it coming
@@angelone1839 Indeed! The fact that it's so good most don't even notice the lack of score. Don't get me wrong, I love a good score but a lot of movies will leeeeean on a score to much, "this is where we want you to cry" "this is where we want you to get inspired" They do it because it works, works well BUT the feat to have none AND still a great movie...whew.
Not true at all. We're fans which is why we follow but he's a middle man in the acting world. He stays in that role. He tried to go outside of it with Becky but he wasn't believable as a Neo Nazi. If he did a Chris Pratt then he could break from the every man roles but until he changes his stature in the eyes of not just his fans then he'll forever be that guy...
@@Milamasylum83 so you think he has to get a sixpack to be considered a better actor and get out of the "middle man" box? Interesting. I can think of so many actor and actresses who look like Kevin and are A-listers in Hollywood.
The silence in the film is enveloping. Haunting. Much more of a profound impact than any music. Cohen brothers are cinematic geniuses. Their writing and production value is virtually unparallelled.
I got it! Jerry Stiller could... 😔 Wait! Who has a time machine? We could go back to, say... '97, and pitch it! Jerry would almost certainly be on board!
That has to be one of the greatest scenes in a thriller. The tension between the characters. We as the audience knows just how violent the antagonist can be and the clerks starts to realize the danger that has walked into his store. Great job Kevin for the reenactment that was funny but didn’t detract from the original.
Yeah I love the sound of the candy wrapper expanding after he crumbles it and puts it on the counter. Such a non-conventional but effective way to build suspense. Good even in the Kevin James version.
its not really that good. its passable i suppose. hes glowing around the edges and look at the wire on the mic, its flickering in and out of existence. its just a skit, they didnt have to put great effort it and they didnt lol
@Emily Moss I know and I love that movie about a dude, playing a dude disguised as another dude. RDJ killed it as a dude playing a dude disguised as another dude who WAS the dude. The question is why are you telling me about it when I already said everybody understood the reference...dude?
Like for real for real. Anyone with even the slightest fx knowledge knows these are just bananas. Gotta be some major motion picture fx team that's just been bored during covid & loves Kev (as we all do) or something. I'd love love a behind the scenes vid one a these days on how they perform such wizardry.
When he gets into character as the shopkeeper the whole sketch changed from humourous to as outright unsettling as the original scene.
Lol I know I actually got lost in the moment just like the movie
I completely agree. I had to find the original scene for comparison. I'd say spot on!
Not really lol
Which makes the ending so funny with that look
@@zolibako4816 How is that?!?
Once he actually started doing the lines for real, I got as lost in the scene as I did the original. That was a good fucking recreation
RIGHT!?!?!?!? Everyone I tell about this riff I say the same thing "KJ got some acting chops!" hahaha and when he mimics Bardems expression at the end. hahahaha Kill me!!
Same here. I didn't even want it to get funny anymore. Way good.
That was the funny part for me , how he nailed it so well ! Was not expecting it at all 😂
Yeah for real. My anxiety started to go up before i remembered this started out as a funny skit.
@dude DOG that's your opinion 👎
Javier is such a solid actor. Didn't break character once.
This comment. Funny.
Lol
Bruh are you joking?
@@johnathangonzalez1042 Just assume that he is joking. No need to dive too deep.
Snarfsnarfff that wasn’t him idiot that was from the original
This is too good for the internet. Once or twice a year it pops up and I re-watch it, and every time it knocks me out.
❤
What happens then?
@@Methodizations He won everything and enjoys it all, lucky guy.
These and the home movies version of the princess bride were some of the best things to come out during the pandemic
All comedy aside. This scene is one of the most intense moments I've ever seen in movies
*In a film
@@johnchief270
"A movie" refers to a motion picture, but "the movies" or a "movie theater" refers to the place in which one sees films. In the US, "film" can also refer to a single motion picture, but it is less common and has a more serious connotation, while "movie" is the more colloquial term."
@@johnchief270 stop trying to be pretentious.. its not a good look for anyone lol
@@mohsencuh8529 I wasn't lol, felt like being a grammar Nazi for a moment and oh well, not like it's apples and oranges
Except it’s not a grammar nazi move. You can literally call it a movie. Saying film isn’t the “correct” way
he actually played it so well i forgot he was kevin james acting as a sound guy acting as a stand in. literaly forogot a bout the huge mic in his hand
I so agree on that, same feeling for me
You....
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My gamer usernames are always Mellonhead.
Bro your comment sounds like your rapping lol
Oh my god 🤣🤣🤣. I knew what I was watching but Completely forgot 🤦🤦🤦🤦.
this comment is one of the best I have ever seen. Laughed my butt off man hilarious
When Kevin James does a word-for-word reenactment of the "Coin Toss" scene, and it's still riveting to watch, it really shows how amazing Javier is, and how smart the Coen Brothers are at writing.
Yeah. Cormac McCarthy wrote those words. Give the man his due!
I read somewhere that he didn't want to do this movie but I'm so glad he did. Such a terrifying character
How? Kevin James is a trained actor, Javier Bardem is an academy award winner actor, the Cohen’s are 4 time academy award winning writers and directors. Substituting a trained actor in an extremely well written scene isn’t all that.
Now if you put a random Joe Schmo in the role like me, and I kill it, then that would would deserve all the praise for the writer, director and Javier.
Jared Fehrens Nah, I disagree. Kevin could’ve re-enacted many scenes from other movies and it would be redundant to watch. This scene with Bardem is so dope it’s still very watchable with a silly comedian doing the scene holding a boom mic. I get what you mean but this film deserves all that praise and then some. The way the Coens and their screenwriting partners translated the book onto screen is spectacular and by far the least changed than any book to movie film I’ve ever seen. The dialogue is a lot more long winded in the book but aside from that there’s only one scene that was changed completely.
javier needs to see it xd
December 4th 2024
And still one of the best videos on UA-cam
Just watched this for the first time. It was a great video to come across!
December 6th 2024. Right here with you!
December 7th 2024, all the way from Kazakhstan
must be your 1st video on youtube
Dec 7...yep
Forgot this was a sound guy sketch halfway through...
I really did too. That was crazy. And then the end just killed me 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Accurate
I got lost in the scene 😂 he really did alright
brain cells are hard to come by nowadays it ok
This was like when I wear noise canceling headphones at the store, and I get really immersed in the media, and then I take them off at the cash register reality hits.
Kevin did this so well, he could easily become an actor
Let's not go too far now 😂
Yeh he should definitely do acting
Uhhh he is a actor ...EVER HEARD OF PAUL BLART
He IS an actor - in his own films. And he does it well.
I agree he could be a star. He just needs a jewish friend who will keep giving him parts.
Gotta be honest, I didn't know where this was going. But that last look. Killed me. So good!
That was a hell of a payoff
me2! xD when he was "In character" i didn't understand a word tho xD
You definitely need to see this movie.
Kevin James is hilarious and a damn good actor.
That scene was so intense in "No Country" you have to have it satirized like this just to defray its effects lol. It's like watching the behind-the-scenes of the Exorcist or Alien as a kid - you needed it just to know it's not real.
The exorcist is very real lol sorry
The candy wrapper uncoiling in relief as the tension in dialogue builds is: *chef's kiss*
Hmmm, this scene here was intense.
No Country For Old Men. Not “nO cOuNtry”
@@Melasvasapelar as real as WWE
You got lost in the character???;I literally forgot I was watching a skit and got caught in the suspense.
It wasn't really a skit. Kevin just dubbed himself in over the old guy.
@@nickfog5777 is that short for BRAIN FOG??
@@sosickwitit247 not at all. Is yours short for J gonna eat?
Lmao me to
Spartans👑😬😬
Saying "your a bit deaf, aren´t you" to the sound guy is genius hahaha
You're *
@@kdmtrap7268? Stfu
@@sneakybeaver1049 The music you listen too, says enough about your age. I apologize you grew up without a competent education.
@@kdmtrap7268 settle down boomer
@@kdmtrap7268 to *
ok the ending cracked me up for sure
Yeah, I didn't see that coming. The ending was hilarious.
SaintNomad Calm down fam
And yeah, that ended made me drop my butt
That was actually stupidly hilarious!
@SaintNomad lol hi man!
These skits were a gift over lockdown. i hope Kevin continues them one day.
No joke here. Kevin just really wanted to be in this movie.
He would of do a good job. He did in it this video well done Kev 👍
Jimmy - No joke here, Kevin actually was the sound guy in this movie. Don't take my word for it, rent it , buy it, ask a friend, check out the credits.
You will see Kevin James' name as sound guy. He's very versatile.
My thoughts exactly! 🤣
My name is McCoy Leigh... Imagine two last names when you go to the doctors.
@@rango_unchained what movie is this from. If you wish to berate me, then disregard. I'm just an idiot living under a rock
No matter how many times I watch this the ending "look of approval" gets me everytime
even in the movie its funny this is gold, this is the icing on the top lol
Swear to god 😂😭 one of the most memeable faces that hasn’t been greatly memed yet
Right like he saying “you survived, lucky one”
I've been trying to recreate this face and it's impossible.
😅😅
Kevin James just proved in a single comedic skit his ability as an actor. This was fucking great.
Dude... he wasn't acting, just helping out by running lines. He said so in the beginning.
(snicker)
Seriously… that’s exactly what I thought watching this! This guy could easily play in heavier roles….
It's the production value which makes these. And they're no doubt very, very expensive.
@@GregMoress rofl
He crushed this role. Genuinely comes across as someone you don't want to piss off.
0:55 Kevin’s “Oh.” is so freaking funny 😂😂
This nearly became the last episode of the Sound Guy. Phew. Close Shave.
nah, you've seen in I Am Legend he knows how to take care of himself
You took the words right out of my mouth.
Good call!
lmao
This is so high level stuff. Still can’t believe this is “just” for UA-cam. Keep them coming!
New respect for KJ. Notebook one is good too.
Beezle Yup. Pretty lame actually. The little extras that Brian Cranston and Aaron Paul did with the thrift shop and Brian living in the RV was gold.
Beezle can’t wait to see your edits then. With the right lighting and all 👍 Oh and the acting and the script. Yeah it’s all easy when you don’t have to make it.
It was funny at the first one´s now actually its boring
Beezle it’s very well done, so well done it looks easy to do. This is done by a team of professionals.
😂😂 at kevin’s look at the end. We need a “Sound guy” short film of Breaking Bad scene!
Kevin James is the one who knocks.
The Fly would be rife with potential. Also almost no spoilers for people who've never seen the show.
the whats my name scene would be the best. if he really wanna he could mix multiple scenes to make it seem like he has bad blood with the actor himself and hes trying to do his job.
Definetly scene with Pinkman
Breaking Bad has so many great scenes to choose from. Come on Kevin, give the people what they want 👍🏼.
The only actor that when you hear he's truly a nice person you can believe it, you truly rock Kevin James
I really think someone should give the sound guy an audition. He's a good actor!
Yup until he acts , grown ups 2 , his sneeze, fart , burp but was dumb af.
dont know man, maybe a mall cop or something.. deff not a main character..
Dude he plays in movies mall cop zoo keeper, my personal favorite here comes the boom
Here comes the boom was not crass great acting and amazing
mallcop on shrooms is weird af especially with the dark side of the moon wizard of oz treatment
I'm actually surprised by Kevin's impression of the actor who originally was in this scene. That old man played his part wonderfully and kevin did a great imitation while still being himself. This was great!
That's right. Imitation. Nothing more.
@@JunebugPresents doing a good impression is indeed a talent, I would present Bill Hader as exhibit A.
Mimicry is a skill, as is the carefully inserted blade of a sharp, cold buzzkill.
As you have so beautifully demonstrated here.
@@JunebugPresents Fuckin yawn.
heads then
@@devodavis6747 OK. Not so good imitation. Better?
Even the balled up wrapper on the counter is a brilliant actor
Especially since I heard the wrapper did it on the first take
I heard it lost 60 pounds just to get that wrinkled look, and only for ONE scene.
Such a method actor.
@@Phrons it emptied itself to really take on the roll.
Sadly it never broke character and ended up dead in a gutter.
Don't say nothing about curled up wrapper take #15.
Hard to believe they even had to reshoot this to put in the original actor.
Yeah man, they got they whole set and the original actor and everyting. Kevin realy must know some people
DP Thatsme r/wooosh
@@dbphillips1978 yeah it flew over yours too!
@@relaxedgamer1962 lol
@@dbphillips1978 it's hard to since sarcasm through text. So really it flew over your head. Dummy
That look at the end they gave eachother had me dying lol😳🤣🤣
yea that was good haha
Man...I hollered!!!!😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂
Man I was not expecting to laugh so hard!
I love it when the scene or movie ends and you're left there smiling from ear to ear
I am still laughing. Pure gold!
I like how he respects this scene so much that he basically turns off of the comedy for a few minutes and just plays it out.
@barafosteelfounder
I thought it was funny. What if he didn’t intend to “turn off the comedy” - then that wouldn’t be a very great compliment.😅
Honestly for a second there I felt like this was the original scene from the movie, that's how great of an actor Kevin James is.
Than brought it back at the end!
still just the visual of him reciting the lines while in that get up with the mic and everything lmao
I've been comparing the two scenes together (the original and this one), and I gotta say the attention to detail is high, starting from his performance. I think he really likes the movie and the scene, so he chose to "pay respects" for most of the runtime only to make the joke at the end, which lands perfectly imo.
Not only one of the best movies ever, but THE best reconstruction by Kevin. Well done.
Holy shit when Kevin James switches to the old man over the counter it was actually perfect he looked just like the guy too
His delivery was on point
great delivery and all but he looks NOTHING like the old guy bro
@@myhatzulu the facial expression are similar to the original actor's performance.
The sound guy should be an actor, I could barely tell this from the real scene
I see what you did there. And-brilliant you are or daft, so choose
@@davidfuller764 The daft part can apply to your grammar too
I can smell the wooosh commin
I hope this is a joke..
He’s already an actor. He was in I am Legend
Even as a parody video, Anton Chigurh is absolutely terrifying.
Should be a killer in DBD
This is the path he's chosen...
I actually get it now. By doing the coin toss with him, he was literally and figuratively betting to earn back his own Life, since he had been given everything by chance (his job, his wife, his home, all in one).
By winning, he not only saved himself a random bullet to the head, but he rightfully "earned" his Life as he already lived it.
I'm supposed to afraid of a man named "Sugar"?
@@Briskrainbow0 wouldn’t even be a bullet would probably be boltgun lol
Gotta get some more Sound Guy clips - love these. They've all aged so well. I want more!
Can we get a Sound Guy for King of Queens? Maybe like the twin (or older) brother who is jealous that Kevin got the role of Doug? I could totally see him being bitter about it with Jerry Stiller down in the basement lol.
yes! he should do it with some of his movies 😂
That is ingenious!!!
This!!!!
We want this!!! Please, Kevin!
Genius... it would be his older brother as sound guylol
He just played an actor and an actor playing an actor AT THE SAME TIME!
Dynamics are great!!
You’re looking into a mirror with a mirror on this one, bro. Lol
What no!? 🤨😐....
He's an actor playing a soundguy
practicing an actors line, on UA-cam....
You need to watch it again 😑🙄🤦🏻♂️....
He's a dude, playin' a dude, DISGUISED as another dude!
The way he used Javier's look at the end as a response is brilliant, milked it just the right amount 👌
Lol he does the Deniro afterwards
haha definitly
I give that look to my garbage man every week.
This parody just made me appreciate how great of an actor Gene Jones is.
For sure. The Coens put great care into casting all parts no matter how small. It really adds to the films
Oh man! I was so scared for Kevin that he wouldn't make the right call.
Me too!
lol hahaha one of the best movies and he is trolling it so nice xd
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. Heaven and hell is real. Everyone will stand before God and confess with their mouths that he is Lord. We will all be judged accordingly to how we've all lived. Don't choose the world that gives you nothing but a moment of pleasure, instead of choosing God, that gives you everything you need for eternity. Joy, happiness, love. Nothing can compare to this. This life is nothing but a vapor but eternal life with our Lord and Savior is forever. Jesus loves you more than any family member or friend. And he is faithful. And he is not giving up on you. He wants you to surrender your life to him as he surrendered his life for all of us. God bless you all.
@@ihellman2998 The Emperor Protects
When he says “this is my wife’s fathers place” that sounds exactly like the guy.
What’s the movie called
BEA5T379 gaming no country for old men. If you search it here in UA-cam the original scene is one of the first videos that pops up.
Just call it “ heads then “ hahaha that voice is spot on
BEA5T379 gaming I can’t call it you have to call it.
Also "around daaark" is pretty good lol
If he ever gets tired of being a sound guy, he has a pretty good future as an actor. Just sayin...
Nah, max he can get is a part in some Adam Sandler movie
@@rost3939 maybe something where he can develop as an actor? A soap? A sitcom, yea I think sitcom could work!
@@profgamble7012 Too bad Jerry Stiller's no longer with us, he'd play great off of this guy.
@@frigginresulrum oh you mean that charismatic elderly? Yea, indeed would be a good match. Some kind of fatherly role would suit the both of them. Nice idea!
@@profgamble7012 Kevin Gable as a fatherly figure? He'd probably end up killing his wife.
This is my first time seeing this! Perfect! One of my all time favorite movies!
at the end when Kevin gives the look back to Javier I absolutely lost it. Laughed extremely hard.
Same 😂😂 "ohh 🤨"
Yeah man that was totally hilarious. You see me and you laugh at basically anything because were retarded
it's awful. Kevin James is bunk 😮💨 I'd be hard pressed to come up with an actor who tries so hard to be funny and not succeeding.
@@gordonlekfors2708 I bet you're fun at parties.
well he is right. Kevin James was never funny and never will be. He was cast in a funny sitcom and is riding this wave since. @@gattzflappa6306
Is everybody gonna ignore the fact that he was *combing* his microphone in the beginning!?
Yes, I've done that to get lint off the windscreen.
He wasn't combing...he was grooming ;)
It was for his ASMR video
its called a deadcat and you have to groom cats. so whats your point? 🤣
I loved that white thing. It seemed to be a tag that says "Do not remove. This contains new fabric.", or whatever those tags are.
That store clerk in the real movie should have been given a award; he was alone in a scene with that heavy atmosphere and nailed it
haha damn right
Not really his calling either, he married into it
@@Bubbles99718 If you want to put it that way.
And he lived!! Call it!! 😳😳😳
@@mccanlessdesign I don't have somewhere to put it.
WOW, i actually forgot for a second that i wasn't watching the real thing. Kevin really flexing his acting chops.
I was smiling like a goof at the end when they were looking at each other with raised brows!
Same! Lost it at that part
It’s impossible not to
As did I. Got lost in his character.
i think of robert de niro of that smile
Amazing.
One thing I never realized about this scene until watching Kevin James’ parody is that, once the old man wins the coin toss, Anton is genuinely happy for him (well, as happy as a cold-blooded assassin can be, I suppose). Javier Bardem’s character truly saw himself as an agent of fate, so seeing fate reward an elderly father and husband did not upset him at all. In fact, I’d wager Chigurh came out of that store thinking: “He had an altercation with me and lived to tell the tale. Lucky bastard.”
that's a good realization, i reckon
There's another video on YT explaining the Chigurh character in that way, you might want to look it up if you haven't already seen it and you've come to these conclusions on your own.
Rafael Borges any relation to Jorge Luís?
Not that I know of, @@Pencil0fDoom, but I'm happy to carry his surname all the same.
He actually despised the storekeeper
"No Country for Sound Guy" ... the name alone has me loling
Omg i didn't realise until you point it out
No Country for Sound men
No Sound Guy for Old Men
This is one of the greatest movies because every actor in it gave their greatest performances. Even Woody Harrelson's limited appearance gave this movie more credibility.
I feel like this wasn't a skit. This was just Kevin James wanting an excuse to be part of that iconic scene lmao
Right, and his want to do it pushed him to edit himself into the scene in a transformative way, therefor creating:
A skit
@@RedmayneDeadmayne Ah, yes, but you forgot: skits are supposed to be funny. Therefore, I am inclined to disagree. But to each their own.
@@snocoldman Humour is completely subjective. This was intended to be funny, just because you don't find it funny doesn't mean it's not what it was meant to be. If a joke isn't funny, that doesn't means it's not a joke. This is still, in every sense of the term, a skit.
@@RedmayneDeadmayne Yep. Humor is subjective. Hence the "to each their own" I put before. But tbh, I think I'm gonna leave this thread here. I have other things I'd rather be doing today than debate the definition of a skit with a person I don't know in a YT comment section. You do you, homie. Different strokes for different folks.
@@snocoldman Aight bro I'm gonna light up this joint and watch some SNL monologues, peace ✌️
Kevin James showcasing his talent in acting, we need more videos like this
don't set my boi under pressure, quality is not quantity
Why are you everywhere ??!!!!!!
would love to see adam sandler make another movie with the boys but this time a serious one so they can all put their chops on display
@@WEWILLNVRREST Sandler is trash
@@Pube83 he is a seriously underrated actor...
These skits show Kevin James is way better than many of his movies.
More writers kill careers more than anything
It's pretty dry and boring...put an average person instead of Kevin and this wouldn't get 100 views.
I disagree, I find they are pretty funny! But not everybody likes the same humor. I gotta say though I agree with the original comment, most of Kevin James movies are trash imo, like 0th degree humor, this seems a bit more thought of.
@@ChessJourneyman Nonsense. The production value is the standout thing about these skits.
You must be thinking of the movie “Becky.”
Best one of the series right here: especially the ending with interpretation of "the look". 😆
ANTON gets the psychopathy of his character's mindset---all too well ! Chilling American Film Scene. Up there with Robin Williams in "Good Will Hunting". Breathtaking.
One of the greatest scenes in movie history.
My fav scene from my fav movie. The peanut bag uncurling is like that floating bag scene in "American Beauty."
TAR ICO 💯
Agreed
Definitely dude!!! 100% agree!!
No doubt!!
I was never a big Kevin James fan but I love NO Country For Old Men and this was gold. Well done, you've won my heart Kevin.
That movie was pretty boring.
This was so well done and natural that it actually looks like Javier redid his scenes just for this vid. So seamless.
too bad it's so goddamn boring. Kevin James is bunk 😮💨 Mall Cop forever.
@@gordonlekfors2708ur a mall cop goober
@@gordonlekfors2708then… leave? Why are you here, giving him views, commenting on his video, fueling the algorithm? If you dont like his stuff, dont click on it dummy
@@gordonlekfors2708 and who the fck are you ? hahahha
@@gordonlekfors2708Here comes the boom idiot
4 years later and I still get a kick out of this 😂😂😂😂😂
A scene so well scripted, directed, casted, and produced that even in this parody I'm on edge. Thank you Kevin for covering No Country! I've been following your Sound Guy skits since I Am Legend ("NOOO!" - "Yes")
Strangely enough, this might be Kevin James' best work. He really got into the feel of the scene. He seemed genuinely freaked out.
Alright stop, he was Great on king of queens he just works with shitty writers alot of the time that's why most of his movies were trash
@@bizmo2789 its been waiting your whole life ... a lot
Obviously you haven’t seen the zookeeper
Kevin James is not what I would consider a serious actor. Argue with me
@@thorny3218Boom 👊🏾
in yer face 🤨
you know,
in a nice way 🙃
You're replication of the man's accent and facial expressions is uncannily accurate. Well done indeed!
it's not hard when they're both Americans LOL
@@jayroo10 What does being American have to do with it?
It's "your". "you're" is short for "you are".
@@jayroo10 One thing a lot of people living outside the US does not grasp about the US is it’s sheer size and complexity. And I don’t fault them. Chances are I know very little about the comings and goings of where you are from. That’s just how it is. Not being elitist in any way - a propensity some of my dumber countryman seem to have.
There are a boundless amount of cultures, localized dialects, accents, phrases, and traditions that cross this country. Hell, I myself as a full blown citizen living here my entire life am still learning about some of them despite being far more traveled and curious than the average American citizen. It takes longer to traverse my own one of 50 states than it does a lot of countries in this world, and within this one state there are a wide variety of extremely differing people and cultures. That’s just one state out of 50. Words and phrases on one end of this state are commonly understood within their locale but completely foreign to someone who doesn’t know the local lingo. Having lived on both sides of the state for considerable periods of time I’m probably one of the few who can interchange between those lingos and full on understand the conversations happening with me and around me. My girlfriend despite living in the same country as myself has an entirely different accent, set of phrases, etc. due to the fact that we grew up more than 500 miles apart. The US is much, much bigger and expansive than outsiders would give credit for as I’ve seen in the past. The only country who could possibly one up us in that department would be Russia, and that’s because you could fit several US’s inside of it.
Imagine all of Europe as one country, and then you may get a feel for what it is like to visit different corners of the US.
@@DracoPadilla ummm
Geee I dunno, THE ACCENT maybe? 🤔 What kind of stup1d question is that?
Kevin James is unironically an amazing actor lmao he sold me on the role of the cashier
Oh, so just another one of the best pieces of content made this year? Kevin wins. Kevin wins. Kevin WINS
WINNING
That's highly subjective
I got lost in his acting and forgot what I was watching...
U called it
Well said!
Ever since UA-cam had me stumble across The Sound Guy I've gotten such a kick out of all of them so far. Always makes me laugh, pure gold. Keep it coming
Don’t you love when that happens
Can you please do a sound guy for American Psycho “card scene” 😂
Sweet Jesus we need an American Psycho sound guy episode.
Yeeesss, please!!
We NEED an American Psycho Sound Guy!
That would be amazing!!!! Especially when he is dancing around to Su Su Sudio...
YES!!! American Psycho is one of my fav movies. Let's make it happen ^_^
Javier gets lots of love for his acting in this scene rightfully so, but the old man Gene Jones needs just as much credit!
One of the best scenes ever. Gene Jones was perfect in it, and I love that you pay tribute to it AND him AND still make it fun at the end.
Awesome movie. I like how there's no music to it. Really lets the acting create the atmosphere.
@@angelone1839 Indeed! The fact that it's so good most don't even notice the lack of score. Don't get me wrong, I love a good score but a lot of movies will leeeeean on a score to much, "this is where we want you to cry" "this is where we want you to get inspired" They do it because it works, works well BUT the feat to have none AND still a great movie...whew.
@@somethnew yeah there are movies with great scores like Gladiator, Titanic, and even Rocky.
Victim of Hollywood type casting
This guy is really talented
My thoughts exactly.
Not true at all.
We're fans which is why we follow but he's a middle man in the acting world. He stays in that role.
He tried to go outside of it with Becky but he wasn't believable as a Neo Nazi.
If he did a Chris Pratt then he could break from the every man roles but until he changes his stature in the eyes of not just his fans then he'll forever be that guy...
Guy has a net worth of 100M I think he'll survive lol
@@Milamasylum83 so you think he has to get a sixpack to be considered a better actor and get out of the "middle man" box? Interesting. I can think of so many actor and actresses who look like Kevin and are A-listers in Hollywood.
Damn. That's was just as intense as the real movie. Man that character freaks me out!
omg ... true .... the actual movie is deeply disturbing. I think they should arrest the actor.
Who the sound guy?
@@randomfullywonderful why
@@adeneditss
Relax little rocket man, it was a joke.
For sure. Great scene
The silence in the film is enveloping. Haunting. Much more of a profound impact than any music. Cohen brothers are cinematic geniuses. Their writing and production value is virtually unparallelled.
“You really think I did alright ..”
*Insert Shrek face meme here*
Kevin James low key flexing his acting skills. Hope casting agents are paying attention. 😬
Another's grown ups movie!
I look forward to seeing that movie where he plays a white White supremacist
ex prisoner. He’s a good actor. Becky is the name of the movie.
@@wetstinkysocks490 oh please no.
I mean he’s an actor so.
@@wetstinkysocks490 oh hell no. Cray movie.
I appreciate you now more than ever, Kevin James. This is really good stuff
This is one of my all time favorite movies and I’m beyond upset I’m just now seeing Kevin James version. 😂😂😂😂
man this sound guy is good, he should get a sitcom where he lives with his wife and her father he is mentioning here...
He’d be like comedy royalty
@@chriskelly1906 The show should take place in Queens, so he can be the king of it. I can't think of a name though.
@@Kinos141 yah interestin i think i heard of this such show
I got it! Jerry Stiller could... 😔
Wait! Who has a time machine? We could go back to, say... '97, and pitch it! Jerry would almost certainly be on board!
Nahh yall are nuts, that wouldn't work
Anton from No Country for Old Men is probably the scariest villain ever.
He's the guy who dismembers you, and his pulse never gets above 70.
Villain? He gave this guy everything! 😁
Kevin Spacey's guy in Seven and Hannibal Lecter edge him out.
And yet, you almost feel like you could have a good conversation with him. Before he shot you in the face.
@@BigBadJerryRogers Kevin Spacey in real life is way more scary, everyone up to testify against him ends up dead xD that's fucking nuts!
That has to be one of the greatest scenes in a thriller. The tension between the characters. We as the audience knows just how violent the antagonist can be and the clerks starts to realize the danger that has walked into his store. Great job Kevin for the reenactment that was funny but didn’t detract from the original.
Yeah I love the sound of the candy wrapper expanding after he crumbles it and puts it on the counter. Such a non-conventional but effective way to build suspense. Good even in the Kevin James version.
Yeah, great dialogue in the script! 😀
too bad this was so goddamn boring. Kevin James is bunk 😮💨
I still come back to this & laugh till I cry 😂...
Kevin James took one of the scariest moments on film & made it funny. Thank You ❤️
Javier *makes weird choke sneeze sound*
Kevin: *_OH_*
Javier: YES
I literally read over this just as it happened fukin gold 😂😂😂😂
Great detail!😁
The best part haha
Yeah I saw that 2 🤣
Javier is a very convincing actor and Kevin played very well with him in this short film. Loved it!
A lot of the sound guy videos Kevin makes, he edits himself in them to act with the actor in their movie
@@aydenroperti1244 yes that is what happens good job.
First rodeo eh?
4:04 he turned into Robert de niro for a sec
I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING! ABSURD!
@@alessandrobello8743 It's not absurd..."...that's the way it is..."
Very good catch. I completely missed it.
I genuinely thought the same thing how mads that 😂😂😂
Looked more like he was copying Bardem's face at the end.
Javier Bardem cemented himself in the history of film with this performance it's absolutely chilling
that other guy is not bad either
But can we appreciate how well done the digital insertion is? The lighting and everything blends in with the scene almost seamlessly
The only issue is that Kevin is in better quality 👌
its not really that good. its passable i suppose. hes glowing around the edges and look at the wire on the mic, its flickering in and out of existence. its just a skit, they didnt have to put great effort it and they didnt lol
@@WowReactsOnly id kick you out of a party the second you walked through the door
@@HydroEmulation this is a great line
So he was a dude, playing a dude, disguised as another dude.
I understood that reference
@@dalewhitecross475 Duh? We all did. Dude...
@Emily Moss I know and I love that movie about a dude, playing a dude disguised as another dude. RDJ killed it as a dude playing a dude disguised as another dude who WAS the dude. The question is why are you telling me about it when I already said everybody understood the reference...dude?
@Bill McKay "huh?"
@@vaskylark unless you havent watched Tropic thunder . DUH!!!!!
Why no one talk about the lightning in these scenes! Perfect lighting!
That’s Rodger Deakins for ya
The green screen was a lil choppy though. It was pretty obvious, even to my untrained eye
It's not perfect.
because that's already been commented plenty in the previous Sound Guy episodes. You're new to this channel so you don't know.
And that thunder too. Damn
That last part when they made the eye contact that part had me laughing so hard 😂😂😂
Same😂
Honestly Kevin, this is some of the funniest and smartest comedy I've seen. Genuinely brilliant work. Keep it up.
Hollywood: So Kevin James wants to do more serious roles? Noted
He got good reviews as an evil doer in Becky
Becky was great
"No one wants to do, fatty fall down forever" - Chris Farley
check out becky lol
What business is it of yours, friendo ?
The way you copied that old man's expressions is mind blowing.
Bilal Ahmed you look like the Muslim Kevin James
James also knows how to copy a Calvin and Hobbs comic strip perfectly. Mind blown. This is true talent.
It literally sounds like him.
@@mightisright elaborate please; it’s my favourite comic...
Wow!!! Stumbled on this and as a fan of NCFOM and this scene in particular…just wow. I love watching artists play.
Kevin James: Can act as though he's a bad actor, and then act as a great actor. Which he is.
Great actor acting as an amateur actor shadowing a professional actor
Nailed it. That whole thing was completely convincing.
Javier was like "I don't drop character till I done the DVD commentary"
Ah I see you’re a man of culture as well
I don’t read the script the script reads me
Aaahhhh, Yes...."Tropic Thunder" has entered the chat😅😂🙌🏾
Infamous tropical thunder line.... gets me everytime
Man you mo shredded than a Julienne salad. Any tips?
I'm going to keep saying it, KEVIN JAMES IS WHAT WE NEEDED ON UA-cam.
I am a massive Kevin James fan. How in the world have I missed this for so long?!?!?😂😂😂😂
That was awesome Kevin James. Gene is my grandpa, I hope he is laughing like I am watching this.
Your grandfather's acting in this scene is a huge part of what makes it riveting. He could not possibly be more authentic and convincing. A++
@@ButOneThingIsNeedful I agree! he is menacing in such a calm way, a very good movie too
Fosphor the gas station owner was menacing?
bETTER YET , Hopefully he is WatchING like you are lAUGHING at this .
Kevin James has made it impossible for any one to compete with his genius. Great stuff
How TF? The lighting in these are always perfect & there is literally zero clipped edges anywhere. Whomever edits these is a god.
Very professional!
Like for real for real. Anyone with even the slightest fx knowledge knows these are just bananas. Gotta be some major motion picture fx team that's just been bored during covid & loves Kev (as we all do) or something. I'd love love a behind the scenes vid one a these days on how they perform such wizardry.
Its that ending part that gets me. I replay it a few times every time I watch it because Kevin has changed the scene to have just such good energy.