RUSSIAN ROULETTE SCENE FROM THE DEER HUNTER - MIKE AND NICK FORCED TO PLAY A GAME OF DEATH
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- Опубліковано 18 січ 2021
- From the Academy-Award winning film, The Deer Hunter starring Christopher Walken and Robert DeNiro. Nick (Walken) and Mike (DeNiro) come from a small factory town in Pennsylvania. As with many who live in such areas, the desire to serve in the military is very high. In this scene, the pair and their fellow friend, Steven, are captured by the VietCong and are forced to play the deadly game of Russian Roulette. After a couple of rounds in which the two survive, Mike decided to up the ante and challenged their captors to putting 3 rounds in the revolver.
The three escape their Viet Cong captors, but are separated. Mike and Steven make it back to the USA, but Nick's girlfriend (Streep) tells Mike that Nick has deserted the army. Mike decides to go back to Vietnam to find Nick and bring him home. - Розваги
Michel in Captivity: do it, Nicky
Michel in Saigon: don’t do it, Nicky
What a good symbolism
Excellent observation. This is what makes classic movies. The 'little things'.
@@Liquid_Alchemy Michael told him to do it A: to save their lives, and B; AFTER he had already done it himself.
One of the best films ever made. Tremendous acting and direction. Watching it is an experience never forgotten.
I just watched the “Redux” updated version of Apocalypse Now last night. I avoided it as a kid because everyone said it was way too intense.
I see now what they meant, and I’m glad I waited until I was an adult. That was just a surreal experience
@@jamiebrown1991 totally agree with you, another film is Midnight Express-extremely intense film but it’s fictionalised from actual events but brilliantly acted and directed. Well worth a watch!
Any more films that are more as "Experiences" rather than just films? Only thing i can think of is 2001 a Space Odyssey which is definitely more of an experience rather than a movie
@@angeloflores7357Drugstore Cowboy starring Matt Dillon. Rush starring Jason Patric
This one scene is the greatest ever put to film.
Raised in a home where we didnt watch rated R movies, my father had me watch this movie with him.. his simple explaination "it's important."
A fantastic film.
The track marks on Nick's arm....
That hits home...
Smart comment George,and you know the sad part is noone seems to caption what you mean my Friend ❤😂
Man these scenes are intense
You ain’t shittin’
When real cinema was made not for show.
When he said “DO THREE BULLETS!!” it blew their minds!
7:21 That B Boy stance is immaculate. 😂
yo I never reply to comments usually but I am dying at Bboy stance 🤣
Made me laugh out loud
The agony in Michael's cries after Nicky had shot himself was brutal
The saddest, they went through torture during their capture- but you can clearly see Nicky was so brainwashed - you can see it by the look in his eyes.
If only Michael Cimino filmed a better alternate ending.
@@colleenbennett8978There's a brief moment of clarity. A brief instance when he seemed to wake up
Al despedirse de sus compañeros de la fundición, uno de ellos le dice a Nick: "No olvides tus pastillas". Lo que indica que estaba en tratamiento, pero lógicamente al ejército eso no le importo y lo reclutó. Al final se ve las consecuencias: Nick, desquiciado, no reconoce ni a sus amigo más querido pero como su alma es buena gana apuestas que envía a Stev porque sabe que "quedó" peor que él mismo.
2:06 is so powerful De Niro truly is a genius actor
He WAS really good then; he sucks nowadays.
Incredible scene..such unmatched acting
I have to profess my own ignorance. I was a little too young when Deer Hunter was released. Being young and a fan of action films, I preferred Apocalypse Now.
I re-watched The Deer Hunter aged 16 in 1984 and I began to appreciate it.
I again watched it at university in 1987 where we studied it and I then understood it's acting brilliance.
A masterpiece.
Walken was just incredible in this film He acted the ass out of Di Niro , nobody ever could, nobody ever will
@@FrostedSeagull
It really is a brutal pain to watch a great friend die. Knowing there is nothing you can do to save them. Lost one of my best friends to drugs many years ago, he was 30 years old. RIP Scott 🙏
I would’ve placed a bet
And to see the absolute shit that is passing off as cinema today. Shaking my head...
Yes people are so soft today
There has always been absolute shit at the movies, and there has always been fine art at the movies. Today is no different. For example, Paul Thomas Anderson is as good a filmmaker as anyone who's ever lived, and he's still going strong.
Some eras (such as the '70s) simply had a higher concentration of high quality, but Hollywood is always a mixed bag.
You and me both.
Obnoxious crap.
@@ethanprice9927here we go with the boomers
I remember the grief of first watching this movie. I was so disturbed for days, I couldn't sleep until I watched it again and relived it. It was the early days of Netlifx when they sent you DVDs in those little paper sleeves in the mail, I was maybe 17, 18. I never felt like that after watching a movie before. I never thought of film the same way again after watching the Deer Hunter on that little red DVD.
Same here.
This scene always makes me cry
So he was a junkie, right? Easy way to deal with the PTSD. Poor bastard
Bobby D wasn't getting Nicky out alive. He tried to pander to him by reliving old memories but that just spurred him on to end it all
I honestly think Nicky was so lost in himself that he existed for only one reason and that was for that chamber to have the bullet
Bloody good actor deniro is good film! I mean coooome onnnnnnn look at films been made nowadays and tell me anything that comes close to the acting and sheer brilliant screen play like this it’s as if all good filmmaking stopped early 00s
No cell phones in sight. Just people living in the moment 👌👌
I'll take a quiet coffee shop with everyone on their phones
A real Mencia comedian!
Too soon?
No distractions
Yes
you are so Remarkable thank you for this video
This video is gift for making people comfortable
long film but a classic
The 3 top realistic scenes FOR ME, in the history of cinema are the 2 scenes in this video and the court scene in Midnight Express where Billy Hayes finally gets to speak. Unmatched realism in all 3 of those scenes.
Two of the best to ever do it.
I feel bad for the youth of today's world. They will never be capable of understanding art like this.
Michael cimino was won hell of great director
delightful
This impossible to forget sequence, is the most brutal, harrowing, well acted, stunningly powerful, emotionally crushing and faith shattering scene ever filmed for any movie, but, why wasnt this started at the beginning of their jungle capture and forced evil russian roulette game, instead of jumping in half way through? but anyways, totally unforgettable.
Yeah, it jumped from Nick and Steven landing in a chopper and seeing Michael to them being captured and being forced to play Russian Roulette. Never understood that.
@dartmaster501 you still understood the story through right? Would have been a waste of time to film scenes where they are captured and put in the bamboo hut since we already understood that that's what happened even without seeing it
@@John-sr2hr Of course I do. I just thought it was a weird cut. The VC attack and then the three of them are prisoners.
Why older movies were so good? they look timeless. Why I see only trash today?
Always thinking the same about older movies. It was more pure back then more feeling, even in todays music. And I’m 33 not super old.
The slaps, the god-damned slaps!
Good
De Niro y Cris Walken, notables actores de la notable Deer Hunter.
They don't make movies like this anymore
PC and cancel culture combined with “we know how to make money through repetitive shit” killed the glory days of movies.
It genuinely annoys me.
3:36 How they look each other!😂😂😂
It got personal. DeNiro was trash-talking and wouldn't break.
Incomparable
The Director in this scene was amazing. Seems so real.
But what does 'Mow' mean?
Means "hurry up" , or "C'MON!!"
come to Mao Zedong
...means "GO"
That first Russian Roulette scene before moving through the river felt more like Deliverance
3:46 damm I love this movie
Jack burns is a patient man...that's what 19 months in a Vietnamese prison camp will do to you..
So that’s where Jack learned to speak Thai.
S0 toughed by the brotherly love showcased in this scene.
Well, would you look at that. No CGI. Who would have thought.
CGI is for movies...this is a FILM.
Yeah, sad that they lost all those Walken clones , tho.
これほどの名作って他にあんのかな。
ヤバすぎる。
ONE SHOT
I love you Jarrod
While filming the first Russian Roulette scene, they actually used a real gun with a live round in it, apparently it was Robert de Niro's idea. He wanted the scene to be very realistic and my god it is!
Dude at the end look like he just won a dance battle
Charles Bronson; cameo appearance at 0:23
Ha! Ha! You almost had me there. Hilarious.
4:57 coolest Bullet loading I've ever seen
Lorne Malvo approves!!
Foi o pior, e um filme que marcou minha vida, nunca odiei tanto esse povo ...
This scene really makes me sad and angry at the same time
First seen this Movie back in the early 80's , needn't tell you I was shocked n scared watching this scene .
A well made Movie with some strong realities in the oviedo brings it all home.
Sad fact & hard hitting!
It's still just a movie & this is scene was made up. The Viet Cong never played Russian Roulette with prisoners in real life. There is no documented case of this happening. This was all made up for the film. Which is why Veteran of the USAF actor Roy Scheider said he turned down the role of Michael in this film because he thought it wasn't real or believable.
Nicky got himself hooked on heroin in Vietnam. When this movie came out, it was literally several years after the fall of Saigon in 75. Back then, the U.S. military did not acknowledge PTSD...in fact that term did not come until around the mid eighties. Also, getting a section 8 discharge from the military back then was considered similar to a dishonorable discharge. Its different today. I used to watch this movie when I was young and thought some of the action scenes were "badass." Now I watch this movie and I think, what a waste of human life, what a waste of taxpayer money. I also have wondered if there were any real Nickys who got hooked on high grade heroin in Nam and deserted, went AWOL and stayed behind intentionally after 1975. And some were listed as MIA or dead and the military really knew what happened to them.
Watching this movie had me thinking the same. I'm infatuated with the whole Vietnam war. I too have wondered specifically about all of those were serving in the US armed forces, who were in literally Hell due to combat, but were also in a world that makes a weekend in Las Vegas seem like nothing. In a world where a person's appetite can be fed for money... Its a sad thing that war, it was. Definitely too much for any 18 year old boy who was drafted to fight an enemy thousands of miles away who we did not know. The directors of this movie definitely did their thing with making their audiences think about what took place during that time.
Mow(slap)
no breath in him
3:54 the look on the guys face when he gets shot is pricelsss
He can't believe this sort of fucking around and abuse of authority caught up to him
Can you do this for others?
Meanwhile at Moes bar
Al despedirse de sus compañeros de la fundición, uno de ellos le dice a Nick: "No olvides tus pastillas". Lo que indica que estaba en tratamiento, pero lógicamente al ejército eso no le importo y lo reclutó. Al final se ve las consecuencias: Nick, desquiciado, no reconoce ni a sus amigo más querido pero como su alma es buena gana apuestas que envía a Stev porque sabe que "quedó" peor que él mismo.
😭😭😭
I see you Europe
The 1 hour wedding scene seemed like 5 minutes ago.
一番の映画はこれだね。何故かは分かる同士。
Thank fuck this wasn't an Alec Baldwin movie or we'd never get to see it
💀
De Niro, the undefeated, undisputed, Russian roulette champ
This is a another time of a another place Called Russia Routte...yours very truly Alfonso Cantu USMC
Fuckin wild watching this with "Elsa Anna Arendelle" in the corner jfc
This is a film influencing all our generation, no doubt about it. Only the Hollwood film, after all. Hovever, until today, I refuse to be a tourist in Nam. I am ashamed thinking of 30000
or more offers of orange factor and napalm, changing DNA for locals for ages, innocents, for generations to comme, unable to repair the american holocoust demage on defensless nation. No regrets, no confecion, nada.Nada!! Silance...As usual.
Shame on us! For no reacting on time.
God bless Nam.🙏🙏🙏😇❤.
Ewa
They sound like cats and birds
მსგავსი დრამა აღარ გადაღებულა...
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Cầm súng mau lên
More bullets ..
After the death stare, the Viet Cong soldier never slapped him again.
The devil loads the guns 😢
고집 멸도 린류사회에 태양도 하나 , 달 문 하나 모두 같운 시대 살아감니더, 쩌이투 가이수터, 시대정신
7:11 💥😭
This is best , not Just nice
Can't watch again.
Ecstasy
Happy End
Mao
Nicky
Really stupid and heartbreaking.
It was a movie I will never forget.
Mauu..:vv
Mao!!!!!
Kitty cat
3x the RP.
bada gaand faad game hai do baar khela hai wo bhi full set ho k (daru pee k) , uske baad himmat nahi hui.
Mao!
What do you think the subliminal message of the Deer 🦌 Hunter is?
Colt detective special
The part that I don't like is when they show Michael fighting with some Viet Cong and a chopper arrives with Nick and Steven on it. The Viet Cong attack and suddenly the trio is locked up. No mention of how they were captured.
After the place is scorched with dink artillery you can see a bunch of NVA marching through from the treeline, meaning that they were eventually outnumbered and surrounded, then captured
@@John-sr2hr The PAVN didn't have artillery like the US and ARVN forces. They had mortars and fired some artillery shells out of bamboo tubes.
@@dartmaster501they did have artillery in Khe San
I do three bullets!!!
what does "maoo" mean? come on? looks like an angry cat!
Hurry up.
Chuk Norris can win with a fully loaded gun!
03:54 all wins
At the 4:10 mark Nicky is forever bent.
devils coffin sign
john sheas father gaghans wine
curly larry fine
One of my favorite films ever. It's still just a movie & this is scene was 100% made up for drama effect. The Viet Cong never played Russian Roulette with prisoners in real life. There is no documented case of this ever happening. This was all made up for the film. Which is why Veteran of the USAF actor Roy Scheider said he turned down the role of Michael in this film because he thought it wasn't real or believable.
There is no record of any such war crime ever occurring in Vietnam. I am all for killing the enemy, but don't make up false and defamatory statements about about him. Calumnies always return to their originator. People who have honor don't traffic in lies.
It's not a documentary. The scene conveys a lot on a deeper level.
Cimino said it’s about condensing the horror of war into something very personal and horrific. Russian roulette was the best way to show it
I wouldn't doubt if they did do that consistently how brutal they were to prisoners.
BUT HE LIKES ORANGE !!
black ops
Sleazy asians ok
Man, this is really a Gay Bar.