Mr.Inbetween 3x01 - Farmhouse Shootout Scene (1080p)
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Seeing him aim for the shoulders instead of the chest once he saw body armor really put the cherry on top of this scene, they thought it out to a lot of details. Wonderful show.
but why not shoot the legs....cant run away with no legs...
@@d-money5976 equally as bad, both have lots and lots of arteries and veins attached to them.
@@johnniewalker877 I was just thinking basic take downs. From pass experience you take for granted someone has a vest and generally you'd aim for the head. For me plus using a shotgun I'd go for the legs and arms. But I have never seen or heard of this show BUT I will be pulling down the 3 seasons of this show...
@@d-money5976 Legs are a hard target to hit, since people generally move them when they run.
@@HTacianas yes but with a shotgun shooting buckshot, you have a very high likelihood of hitting the legs because the amount of projectiles
It's the conversation at the end that separates this show from all the others,very underated show
The dialogue is so natural too.
@@traviscue2099 that's what i liked the most, all the characters dialogue seemed like they were all real people in a real scenario and not just acting for an audience
@@seanfitzgerald8454 it's what 99% of shows that use aussie accents/actors do wrong.. the banter and cursing.
@@seanfitzgerald8454 he's right, it's very realistic
Really underated. This is awesome.
"Y'know my boys.....got'em killed..." is kind of a brutal line.
it stings...
It is brutal because it is true.
@@redsol3629True within the show, yes. That'd be a hard one to go out with jeez
Exactly- He doesn’t say “you killed my boys” … he realises he’s fked up in the hugest way possible.
And very well acted
Moments like this when he doesn’t finish the guy off brutally at the end are what make this show a standout. He knows he’s done and not a threat and Ray is not actually a callous man. Many other shows would have the dying man’s words cut off with a shotgun to the head with the shooter saying something biting or sarcastic right after but this show feels so much more human and real in the way it handles these situations.
This is show, in reality even a dieing man is a threat. He may very well have a hidden grenade under his sleeve, who knows
Not finishing the job is how your kids become orphans.
Personally i would have preferred they finish me off
@Cam Robertson "probably in no pain" Then he uses the last ounce of his strength to shoot you when you put your weapon down because adrenaline is a hell of a drug.
@@bigsmegga didn't he dropped his gun? wouldn't it be better to use a hidden weapon to save your own life instead of holding it to ambush your killer at the end?
One thing I've learned watching Mr Inbetween. In the criminal world you'll last a lot long if you just stick to what was agreed to.
Sometimes, I’ve had a few friends murdered over turf. No honor amongst criminals
Another thing to 'learn' about the criminal world; best policy is to avoid it.
@@kenc2257 it really depends on the type of crime were talking about. Its best to keep away from gangs and stupid shit but crime is still profitable
@@gregscrabshack2307 well if your in the drug game or being a street thug game than yes but if your in the real gangster business than yes there is honor
@@mrjackelbox4418 oh yea, not from my experience.
Binged this entire show, all 3 seasons in 4 days. Absolutely excellent story and has some of most genuinely funny side stories you'll see. Genuinely loved every bit of it!
Just did the same. Great show - I wish there was more...
I read he signed for a movie as well
@@gregscrabshack2307 That would be good news. I read that Scott Ryan ruled out a season 4 unfortunately so a movie would be good.
where can you watch it? are they all this intense?
@@danielclark8578 if you live in the UK it's on the Disney pay service.
"Bit off more than I could chew, didn't I?" "Just a little."
This show has one of the best shootouts ever it's so underrated
This show in general fucking incredible
how about shootout scene in "Wind river"?
Ray is no ones fool, he knows the importance of being well armed for the situation. Wise men survive. I want more Ray. PLEASE!!!!
He’s writing a second movie, hopefully that brings a lot of new viewers
@@miroslavtordaji1675 Meth Lab bust gone wrong in Season 2 of True Detective as well. Wind River is brilliant throughout.
I gotta say, aiming aside and all those juicy details, I really like that the leader of the group kept caring about his lads, throughout the chaotic scenario. I am so sick and tired of all the "bad guys" in tv series and movies not giving a flying heck about their boys when they're dying all around them.
Yeah, the only reason he even dies in the first place is because he puts himself in harm's way trying to save the younger guy.
I'm pretty sure they were his actual sons if I remember the show
Yep 100% agreed.
Either they had a firearms director. Or the prop guy knows his stuff. This series definitely know how to do firefights
which is hilarious in a sense being australian and their firearms ban. yet here in the states, mistakes are so damn plentiful its crazy.
We still got guns don’t worry,
@MrMarrok657 There's guns about. It's just not nearly as entrenched in our culture as in the states.
@@ReamedRissole i grew up around a lot because our family hunts. Different game, different guns. There are those though who do go overboard and that is their given right either by god or the founding fathers, which ever they so choose.
Director was/is a stuntman. Nash Edgerton.
Ray immediately dropping the mentality of a ruthless killer and telling the dying enemy to try and relax and have at least a death that's as peaceful as possible says so much about his character. We're waiting Scott Ryan, I'm sure whatever is coming next will at the very least be as good as Mr. Inbetween.
It's also a bit of a turning point for Ray, where he starts to recognize some humanity in his victims. I really like the way he falters when Graham mentions how much he regrets getting his friends killed, and how he refuses to take the money afterword. A really solid character moment to round out a great action scene.
@@lordmcsmith that turning point always reminds me of something a soldier told me. Something along the lines of him having killed a lot of people, all of them thought they're on the right side. Doesn't matter anymore then, while they're dying, they just want to go home. I guess Ray felt that in one way or the other.
The way he reloads that shotgun is taught to special forces and tournament shooters. Spot on.
Shotgunners can definitely appreciate this scene from a technique standpoint.
Is it a tactic like "Never lower the weapon" or "keep eyes on target"?
@@camrobertson1886he also takes a shot direct to the vest and doesn't flinch at all, guy had some heavy duty stuff on.
Yes but he should have used the time to reload the magazine tube before he re-engaged.
He's not the only one that's been trained. 😉
@camrobertson1886 he's staying square to get the most protection from his body armour. Most body armour is just a front plate and a rear plate - no side plates. Firing side-on is safer when you DON'T have body armour because it minimises your profile. But with regular body armour, it's just exposing your side to bullets. Ray would have been trained to move and shoot as square as possible, at least with body armour on.
In fact, if he'd been side on when he took that round midway through the fight, he might have died to it. Standing square saved him.
Ian Roberts, former Australian Rugby League Player (and first to come out) was the bad guy in this. First acting role I have seen him in. Filled the role perfectly.
How is he so good in this? Performance that professional actors would be proud of.
i met him at my school recently he was cool as.
He actually starred in Superman Returns
The guy shooting the SLR is Matt Nable, a team mate of Roberts at Manly.
Ian Robert - brave man on and off the footy field. Testified against his pedi abuser. Good actor ❤
The weapon/firearm drills in this show are truly phenomenonal.
It's mentioned like, twice, but Ray was ADF. Can't remember exactly what he was apart of besides he did see action. It's the little details in every shootout he's in, love to see it
@@aussieman4791 yes, it was mentioned in the show that he served in the army
His shell ejection off the shoulder is just chefs kiss
As someone that deals with firearms on a daily basis, you're right. They planned and executed these scenes flawlessly. Like the foresight of Ray going for the arms and shoulders when he notices they have on Body Armor. Brilliant stuff.
This was a great scene. The ambush was nearly textbook perfect from the kill zone to how Ray and his friends were positioned perpendicularly to the vehicle.
"Why didnt ya give me the money when i asked" tagline for this whole series...
Ray "You could have made this easy for both of us" Shoesmith
@@igkgigoh 😤😂
You forgot the fuckin
Could'a, Should'a.
About the best series I've seen in a long time. Great dad, great mate, deadly bloke. When his dad said "I wish you knew me before I went to war"....it brought a sizeable lump to my throat.
Never been to Australia. Love this show. Not going to Australia.
Haha. Its not that bad. Ive been here 45 years. I've never been in a situation where I wish I had a gun to pull on someone or met anyone who has had a gun pulled on them.
Its the social circles you keep. If you are just a normal person not looking for trouble Australia is fine.
Nah even these "types" mostly stick to themselves. That is if theyre workin. Otherwise you couldn't tell em from bob
@@boubear26 nah man. Everything there is trying to kill you. Even the bugs.
WHO has a gun in Australia????? oh wait. Only the criminals do. The government screwed over the law abiding Aussies a long time ago.
@@boubear26 I feel bad that you can't own a gun. I love Aussies. I hate their government which doesn't recognize the rights of the law abiding and instead punishes everyone for the acts of a few psychopaths.
Best TV show for years, the balance between the crime, comedy and pathos was superb throughout.
The respect is the main part of this show, in almost every dialogue you can feel it.
I always wondered if the idiot in the front seat didn't give him the finger, if he would have let them go?
This scene moves me alot. And i have not seen the show (But i will now). The dying guy, seeks to makes amends and peace before dying and ray shows him the respect of granting him forgiveness, and company in his last moments. The direct eye contact - the willingness the share this intimate moment with a guy that he has plente of motivation to hate and despise.
Tactical shotgun reloading, that badass.
This show is so very underrated. the dialog is just light years above most Hollywood bs. Love it.
That last second of this clip.
A sigh turned into a snarl.
The curled lip and wrinkled nose. Turning away. Wishing to be done and gone. One of the best portrayals of conscious violence.
He did it.
He'd do it again.
Doesn't mean he likes it
And that eats at him.
Thanks, I noticed the expression and wondered what it was. You can also see him change in subsequent episodes - seems to stem from Graham getting his boys killed and it weighs on his mind.
I think Graham was a veteran as well.
Yeah, Ray has seen a lot of men uncaringly use others for profit. Like his 'war' with Davros, who was a wannabe gangster that couldn't handle feeling disrespected by Ray and got a lot of people killed because of it. Or how everything went down with Rafael. In Graham he saw a man he respected, who's only thought was for his boys and how his foolish actions got them killed. Davros and Rafael would have been defiant to the end in that situation, thinking only of themselves, but Graham acknowledged his mistakes and regretted the pain he caused. Ray had no hate for the man, only the circumstances that led them here. We saw Ray forge a friendship with Dave, a man hired to kill him. I feel that if circumstances were different, he would have been mates with Graham too.
One of the best shows ever made, so sad theyre not doing more of it, love the main character and his smile.
Doesn't end with cliffhanger ending or lots of loose ends right?
@@tobiasreaper6494nah I think it ended perfectly tbh
Yeah it ended perfectly, it was intended to be only 3 sessions
Even thought you know these guys were asking for it, this shit was legitimately sad. That "Fuck, Steve! I need you to get up mate, come on I need you to get up!" hits you right in the gut, same way as Ray caring for his brother did.
clown
"Yeah... but... my boys. I got 'em killed..." 😭
@@kmjsmith that line gutted me, the whole conversation did, but that line in particular....
@@SilverGears I get the impression that they're probably all ex military, same as Ray.
@@kmjsmith I'd believe it, I think only hard people could have a last conversation like that.
Everyone's gangsta till they meet the magician, then they disappear.
Everyone has a plan until they get there shoulder blown off😂
The way this plays out is so poignant, in the scenes prior, you see the group of men talking about robbing Ray and Gazza but it's not clear if those guys are family or just mates. Then, in his dying breath, the dad laments that they're his sons... There are lots of crime shows that are excellent (Sopranos, Breaking Bad, Barry) but they don't always make you feel as alone and isolated as Mr Inbetween does. It's quite remarkable. No bag of cash is worth this.
"...Bit off more than I can chew, eh?"
They're not his actual sons. They're childhood best friends, they've been friends for such a long time. The captured friend says that's the reason he can't give Ray names. Still one of the best scenes but not his kids
Skulls Ain't Dead and as much as I love The Sopranos, The Wire, BB/BCS, for me this feels much more realistic. The conversations don't at all feel scripted, just natural. And I'd like to close by saying a very unpopular opinion, but Band of Brothers is my personal all time favorite show.
@@nothingleft3473 Hell no mate, unpopular opinions be damned! Lol BOB is the best war show of all time, I'm watching the Pacific right now and sorely missing the robust character development of BOB, not that the Pacific is bad but it is a smidge less fantastic than BOB and frankly, a tad patronising to us Aussies (like the Melbournian chick asking "what is baseball" like we're in some other planet or something, talk about clunky, unnatural dialogue). Agreed though, Mr Inbetween is the most natural dialogue I've ever heard in film/tv, it's commendable how perfectly they've captured Australian slang.
He’s not their actual dad. He was the leader of their gang but they all grew up together so he was more of a father figure. He definitely cared for them but he wasnt their father.
Probably the best show I've ever seen and I had never heard of it until a week ago. Fx, please don't drop the ball on advertising if you're ever lucky enough to have a show as incredible as this again.
They have Snowfall and had Atlanta
Same with the Americans, very underrated show
This show has the best gun fights i have ever seen in an Australian production. There must have beeen some dudes on the team that realy wanted to get it nice and right and they DID.
I'm going to miss this show. Thank you for all your wonderful performances
Are they not doing another season ?
@@dylangomez8203 Nope. Sadly season three is the end.
@@chasea7825 He’ll do another season once the cash runs out, because ppl are screaming for it
An amazingly well written show, there’s deadly violence in it at times, but like the end of this clip, it’s not glorified.
This is amongst the best shows most people haven’t even heard of. Top notch 👌
This show has the best character development. From the start of killing the VP and other people he cared about, you can see how he slowly started to develop a distain of the consequences of his actions.
I am impressed with the handling of the shotgun and reload. Also body armor usage.
These guys had no idea who they messed with. I didn't notice the clear vest hit on Ray near the end of this before, amazing detail in the show.
Hence Ian Roberts character at the end, comments "Bit off more than I could chew eh !", Ray nods.
Ian Roberts is amazing in this scene.
Such a raw, visceral scene with a strange undertone of humanity at the end. Amazing scene
Absolutely the best Aussie series I have ever watched
i love when he show the guy in the car perspective as him trying to hunt down the snippers. This scene clearly made the viewer understand how hard it is to spot a snipper, whereas in other movies they will just randomly shot and the snipper is gone
And yet even after pressing pause I could barely see the sniper. Imagine with that scene, it's done quickly likely to represent the heat of the action and yet the camera angle looks like it points at where the sniper is.
Snippers are notoriously hard to find. I dropped some snippers in the woods one time and by the time I found them, they were rusty and ruined. It’s dangerous.
@@Superhunan😂😂
one of the best shows on TV. Absolutely amazing !!
Ray's humanity screams so silently here, and I think he had much respect for Graham, who was making his peace at the end. It went both ways. The gun battle was so well done, I can't stop watching.
The last word he hears as before he dies, is the name of his killer. Always seemed more sinister to me!
'Shoulda just give him the cash, hey' 😂
Please bring this show back! Literally the best show ever!
2:57 gives me chills everytime...
Its sad because that stings knowing that in his last moments
Im definitely gonna watch this tonight. Not many shows I've been watching lately have any good action in it
Its definitely more of a character study show than an action show. But when action happens its good. More realistic. It ain't Aussie Banshee...lol
You should watch Justified, if you haven't already.
You want something that goes real hard for 1h? If that's the case I recommend "Escape from tarkov Raid", It's on the tube! And for being a movie about a videogame it still slaps most hollywood grade A stuff
Like old mate said “bit off more then he could chew” but this scene is still tragic, these guys made a mistake and it cost them, but you can tell they were close friends. Not only did Steve not rat on his mates they came to get him, after each one of the lads is shot Grayem calls out to them. Jim, Bill & Steve, you can see in his last moments the man his heart broken by what his actions have led to
It makes each one of these men so much more human not just some random henchmen, genuinely felt sad for them and I commend the writers for being able to pull it off
Great writing, great choreography, great cinematography, great show
its implied in this last scene with them talking that the 3 dudes that died before in the shootout were actually his sons.
makes it even "worse" imo.
couldnt agree more tho.
@@derschwarzebalken holy shit really? Thats terrible. Ray shoulda just let his boys go and just killed the father.
@@derschwarzebalken No that isn't implication at all. Earlier, when Steve is interrogated by Ray, Steve confesses that it was his mates that robbed Ray and Gary. Later, when Graham refers to them as "my boys", it means they were his (probably lifelong) close friends.
@@dwj8620 do you know what an implication is?
@@derschwarzebalken Yes, what makes you think I don’t?
one of the greatest scenes ever , i think ray sees himself in his opponent in that moment that the rolls could just as easily be reversed
The way this scene shifts in tone so quickly makes it incredible to watch.
Ian Roberts is amazing at the end of that. Amazing scene.
This might just be the way my warped mind works but consider this. In an alternate universe, Graham is actually Ray. And his crew is actually Ray's crew. The reason I have come to this conclusion is because when Graham, and his boys get assailed by gunfire, he runs out of the car and goes after Steve. Now Steve is wounded, but that doesn't stop Graham from bounding over, picking him up and declaring "Steve, I need you to get up!" After getting peppered by gunfire. Now I can't help but to feel like this is a very Ray thing to do. And to anyone who has watched the entire season they know what I'm talking about in the last episode (Hopefully no spoiler). I see parallels in Graham as I see in Ray.
That is crazy man
@@djhotfatbabyboy Exactly! You hit the nail on the head!
This is the best all round show I've ever seen...
I loved the fact that the characters looked like real people!! 👍🏾👍🏾 And the gun transitions and shotgun drill was awesome! Made me miss AIT!!
I think the reason that people can relate, so much to how Ray is, in this show is because it brings back memories of their childhood and how they grew up; how they were taught to behave to one another.
There's only really one reality being promoted in this show and it's respect. This show does it better than any other.
There are things, in life, you were taught just never to do. Taking a present off of a child, at Christmas is one of them. Taking the present because you just want to be mean is another. There's also the other scene of two men in their early twenties, purposefully banging into his daughter and breaking her ice cream cone. Firstly, you didn't do that when I was younger as it was just not done. Secondly, you NEVER confronted a father with a young child, no matter what. Thirdly, if you did, well...rest my case.
This show reminds me of my youth, how people were when I was a child in the 70's in Scotland. Here's the thing, not only would the police not have been called to the incident, unlike today, had they actually been called they probably would have said to the man that he deserved it and they'd do exactly the same. There were no lawyers to hide behind back then, or should I say, lawyers back then tended to have more of a right & wrong attitude, unlike the money grabbing parasites they are today - if the money's good enough, they'll defend any degenerate regardless what they've done.
This show exemplifies the people in this world who see the naked emperor, frustrated that the majority don't. Ray's the one who walks up to him and says _"put some clothes on you pervert."_
In Australia, you would get charged with assault for defending your daughter, its a load of shite.
@@paraszt4269
That's only recently though. Guaranteed, back in the 80's the police wouldn't have touched you. Your reality today is because the police are left wing and no longer right.
@@paraszt4269not before being bashed to a fuckin pulp by the copper dogs first.
Loved this show! Each episode ended so much faster than I wanted as did the series…. =(
don't tell me the series is over is it ?
@@YM-zf8mt yep. Maybe they’ll decide to continue it one day. Hope so.
I found our about this show in Feb 2024 and binged it over a weekend. Fantastic!
I love the space in between the shots. Aiming and carefully placing where they want it. This was such a cool scene.
Do yourself a favour and watch this absolutely outstanding show! I never binge a show but I made an exception for this one. It's that good.
Great show! Great acting! Great script writing. One of the best ever produced in Australia. Ray is exceptional!
Whoever did the "makeup" for Graham's wounds....top notch.
A consistent message throughout the show. You respect me, I’ll respect you. You don’t, we’ve got a problem. Life would be better if we all followed these principles
this show was pure Aussie poetry
Never thought I would see the great football player Ian Roberts playing a gangster type. This s a great show.
The conversation at the end has to be the most Aussie thing I've ever seen.
This was such an unbelievably good show. The realism of the gunfights was amazing. That headshot at the end of the series with the 12ga was probably the most realistic shotgun kill I've ever seen in any show or movie. If you haven't watched this show I highly recommend it. It's one of the great ones.
Hands dpwn one of the best shows ive ever watched...all 3 seasons were fantastic and ray is a fantastic character.
His chamber empty and reload at 1:49 was savage.
This was an awesome series, and i wholeheartedly recommend it.
Probably one of the most realistic depictions of a gun fight in any show.
The M1 carbine and FAL would have penetrated the sides of the car no problem and hit the occupants, the pellets form the shotgun would have gotten stuck in the hood the 1911 would have run out of ammo at 1:18 being that it can hold 7 rounds in the magazine and 1 in the chamber and being hit while wearing body armor would still take out of the fight due to the energy transfer from the bullet being suddenly stopped. overall not very realistic
@@brapgabslab7336 rofl back to call of duty for you keyboard warrior
@@jaysoto1182 Anything he said is true though. Still pretty good scene.
It’s entirely true, the car wouldn’t have provided any protection, but it was still a great scene regardless.
@@dashikashi4734 I never said it wasn't I am just pointing out it was entirely unrealistic
The dialogue at the end of the shoot out is just heartbreaking, a fantastic piece of television drama. Later in the last season is another amazing scene when a devastated Ray is almost crying at that crossroad...amazing series, it's on repeat ever since it started.
Ray's professionalism with the "just a bit", he knew they were just like him
This is the best show that has come out in a while. The way he separates his emtion from his work is great. He knew it wasn't personal with these guys. He just needed the money and he would have let them walk. But they didn't comply. No hard feelings.
This scene is so strong and the whole saison was just great. We need more stuff like this.
this really is a very special moment...the thing that can make us monsters balanced with the very thing that makes us human....amazing series
He has to be my favorite character in any show
Mr.inbetween was one of the best show on FX. 👍 I was bum that it didn't go for a season 4.
Awesomely underrated, under-the-radar show!!!!
Loved this series excellent in every rspect the writing and acting were top tier the action and drama better than any Hollywood action movie of the past 30 years . Aussie TV production like this are really really good and have been for years , when I see auusie productions and actors anywhere I always check it out and so far have had no disappointments .
Great show. Love the main character. Best scene of the series!
Idk why this video got recommended on me but I'm totally checking it out after watching this
Nice to finally see some of these clips get over a million views finally. What took yall so long??
This Show Needs A Season 4
Absolute amazing tv series, super devo it’s over for good :(
That ending chat is magic. Well acted.
This show was SOOO gud!!! No one is talking about it. Came across this by accident.
Great Show, hope it comes back.
That was a great show, and this episode was really good.
I think "Socks are important" is my favorite.
The carnage I imagine he did when the camera panned away.
omg the show is over ? is there anything else incoming soon ?
This was one of the best shows I have ever watched. Brutal and funny, but above all realistic.
This was a very well done series. Really enjoyed it.
The acting and dialogue in this is first class
When I saw Graham walking away I was like, there’s no way in hell Ray is gonna let these punks to get away unscathed. Then I see Ray reaching for his shotgun and I was like, yup!
What a masterpiece, my favourite series in a long long time
That's some good tactical reloading there. John would be impressed 👏.
Yep, John knows his stuff.
When you see Ray grinning from ear to ear, nothing good is coming your way...
What I love about Ray's character is the rage is kept within and the professionalism is always on the outside. But both work in tandem together perfectly.
Know what really sells the scene more than any movie in the last 10 years? REAL BLOOD SQUIBS AND MUZZLE FLASHES. None of that cartoonish digital shite.
This series deserves the Oscar
This show is great, as an American I wish we had good shows like this
This show was soooo good
That was a hell of a show one of the best shows in a long time
Well written, directed and acted . Not bad at all 😮
When he takes a round to the vest but doesn't stagger or flinches as he reload he more Terminator then the Terminator
Yeah not sure why there's comments about how realistic this scene is when that happened
@@euhobgoblin have a cry
Miss this series..so wish we could get at least one more season
The best Aussie series ever made. End of.
i'm trying hard to think of a better one..
@@timhall3575 I’ve watched it 3 times and am hoping to bump into Scott Ryan someday so I can ask him to do another season. That look on Ray’s face at the end tells us he’s about to knock off two more wannabes…
@@RevheadrevHe’s doing a screen play for a movie, great series though.
@@redpepper7181 that is great news mate, thanks heaps. Weirdly, the day after I posted that last message I thought I saw Scott in a cafe in Sydney - bloke was a dead ringer for him.