Dealer would have seen through that and at the very least suspected some type of ambush... why would a simple junky be showing up to them. They are a stash house lol.
Right?? The other thing that always annoys me is how television programs blur the hand of someone who is giving the middle finger. That may be the most idiotically asinine act of censorship in recent memory.
Apparently advertisers are blind, so swear words are censored. But boobies are not. Also. The UA-cam people and the advertisers are homosexuals. So they don't get offended by boobies and snatches.
I love dude shooting the door and it coming back and hitting him, that’s the type of realistic shit you almost never see in a movie, UNLESS it’s like directly to move the plot forward. Usually they’d only have something like that happen if the main character was about to get shot and they needed to write him out of it, but they didn’t NEED to have that happen here it was just a nice touch
It wouldn’t really do anything to the dude, other than like putting his eye out, the birdshot would flatten, and loose all its velocity after hitting it
@@clayrenfro2578 I just thought it was laughable that the dude thought he could shoot through a metal door with birdshot lol, ik its not likely to injure anyone.
I always found it weird that nowadays they have body armor for every law enforcement officer but the dudes back then were just bustin down doors and raiding drug dens with a jacket and a wife beater
@@3forte ... you are missing the point these were men they didnt care either way no one is questioning the need for body armour but these men would rather do the right thing then worry about that back in the day is what was meant
Notice the level of detail the director had in the scene where they’re breaching in! The shotgun pellets bounced back on the steel door. I’ve always found that very cool when first watching the movie
The detail is lost to me when the cop coming up the stairs @1:07 and again @1:21 has his Ithaca Model 37 featherweight riot 12 gauge shotgun completely out of battery!!!!
Frank Lucas was supposed to be untouchable, he put all of his competition out of business and could order an instant hit out on anybody that tried him. All the cops understood even if they took him away, blue magic or the drug business in general wasn’t going away and most of the cops were corrupt anyways. The cop in this scene was different and was determined to stop it
Probably a nod to the fact that given they controlled the supply of the best heroin in the country, they didnt have a lot of competition, that and the fact that Frank bribed all the cops and probably their moms too, just to be safe. That way, there wasnt really a lot of need to be extremely careful, given no one was moving in on them
@@MrRyan-wu4jx That is exactly how it works they just shot up a bunch of dope packs, it's powder flying all in the air. Everyone in there is now high if we're coming at this from a realistic pov. If it was fentanyl they'd all be dead as dicks unless they carried around crate loads of nasal narc.
@@MrRyan-wu4jx I don't remember saying anything about a week but on account of going to more OD calls than near anything else except maybe the elderly I'd say I'm qualified to say what would or would not fuck you up and clouds of powdered heroin has my will duck you up seal of approval.
Old style projects like this had spotters all over the place, people on the roofs, people in the staircases, people outside. Any police that were approaching or coming in for a raid the spotters would be whistling or yelling or whatever they do to alert people inside. There is no way that many officers could get that many floors up without the people being alerted. Or at least that’s the experience i saw with Cabrini green in Chicago, idk if New Yorkers were just dumber or if they truly just had to pass it off as believable for the movie
In reality they probably had an advance team of plainclothes to take out the spotters quietly like five minutes before the wagon showed up. But the movie didn't have time to show all the advance work that goes into a raid. Lots of movies have to be cut for efficiency, only showing what the audience needs to see to move the plot forward. Sopranos was notorious for this.
@@Dr.TJ_Eckleburg yeah that’s a very good point, I didn’t really consider that. I would still think however, with what I know about old projects like this, no one liked the cops. If anyone, spotter or not, saw a bunch of cops rolling up whether from a window or in a hallway would have made noise. Still one of my favorite movies of all time I’m just cynical with movies and try and pick apart details lol, it’s why my wife doesn’t watch movies with me anymore 😂
@@googlewolly Well yeah, failure is the first step to success. Also the flight code is written in blood. We’re not talking about planes here but the idea is simillar
And then 5 yrs after being drafted, he started putting work n on the side for his good friend, Clive Owen, as his personal bodyguard and his muscle. Before one day he was finally side-schwaked and killed by Clive Owens enemies, "the french cunt" and "exhibit" n a surprise ambush where was shot through the back of the head and was killed instantly. They left his body n the car after an unsuccessful attempt to push his vehicle into the river. Authorities found his corpse/body the next morning. Lol
Watching this gives me such a nostalgia about the Hell NYC literally was in the 70s even though I was born in the 90s Europe and never been to New York.
Did the dude with a shotgun on the inside of the room literally did what my buddy did to himself one time. He was curious if he could shoot his shotgun thru a thin sheet metal door with wood in the middle. Instead of the pellets digging into the metal they bounced back with the force of a cos BB gun but the reason why he was hurt is because when the pellets hit the metal they picked up a lot of heat and when it flew back into my friends and in this scene the dudes face it burns more than stab
These kinds of movies are always so sad in the end.. imagine being a police officer and fighting a war on drugs your own government is responsible for proliferating.
@@colin8696908 School is precisely where i learned about the actions of the FBI and CIA. I was lucky enough to not have zero-tolerance authoritarian pro-nationalist teachers.
@@colin8696908 You can literally type in "CIA FBI drugs" into google and get a wiki link titled, "CIA involvement in Contra cocaine trafficking". Welcome to America bud.
@@darkranger116 You do understand that the FBI and CIA are massive organizations and that just because there are a few incidents like that doesn't mean that everything is the fault of the FBI and CIA. The government isn't going out right now and helping to bring drugs into the country. You are literally a crazy person.
I imagine it's protocol to observe and acknowledge such things in such an operation, however obvious. Besides, it would've been reasonable for them to assume Frank, given the sophistication of his business, would've bought out the entire floor so that there weren't residents present, let alone kids playing around---so seeing one there probably would've surprised them some.
Funny how they all walking with their guns out through an open place outside that clearly must have ''spotters'' and other people seeing them and he still thinks they should use hand signals to communicate XD, real-life they couldn't just walk so casually into that.
Could assume they paid off at least a few people in other parts of the building to keep an eye out for them. Not too bright to only have security right in front of the door.
Well it was a drug den that had no issues in production for almost 4 years until this happened. When people get use to routine and the absence of conflict they become lazy and unreliable. Especially in an illegal drug den type of way.
The character named spearmen is based on a real newark cop named spearmen who was on roberts' team. Hes actually a tall black guy. I know this since hes my neighbor, and a really good guy.
With an operation like that you'd think they would have look outs outside to let them know the police were coming. I mean it took them forever to get up there lol
@@raviolihands5347 play it at the slowest playback speed. The look on his face is priceless. He has this expression of “Imma fuck your shit up through this door!”😂😂😂😂
I don't think flashbang were available to police use in the 70's. Flashbang was made in the late 70's and mostly used by military units while this movie was set in the mid 70's
@@leewalker23 spot on. It was originally developed by the SAS and the first documented use of flash bangs was during the Iran Embassy Seige of 1980. Although they may have been used as early as the 1977 Mogadishu Raid by GSG9. Info is a little sketchy though, the SAS were definitely present (mostly as observers) and had brought them but it's not certain if they were used.
Read the About section, "But Richie is looking for Frank (Denzel Washington from The Equalizer and Flight). He finds him running away and follows him. He shoots, but he misses. Finally, he manages to corner him by getting ahead of him." - this is completely wrong!
@@juufa72 they sure do use a lot of guns in their movies to be considered anti-gun. I know hollywood = liberals and liberal = antigun in many people's worldview.
There used to be a housing project not far from the loop in Chicago. When it was closed they had to call in the National Guard. Today Chicago will need a small army and Marshall Law to stop the violence.
“You got that blue magic man, it’s me, boogaloo baby”
Dealer would have seen through that and at the very least suspected some type of ambush... why would a simple junky be showing up to them. They are a stash house lol.
@@factbeaglesarebest because they're junkies.
@@attiepollard7847 i was gonna say the exact same thing >.
That's what I came here for haha
@@devastationofmankind3495 plus the entire city knows where the damn stash House is at so of course your going to get junkys showing up for a fix
Lmao at the dude who tried to shoot through a metal door with bird shot
3:20 @ x.25 speed
I bet that’s happened more than once in real life.
I think about that scene everytime I load up birdy shot lol
@@micahmarrietta2059 Tough enough door, possibly. Also, realize that they're tiny pellets, they're meant to take out a bird, not vaporize it.
Probably saved his dumbass
Boogaloo should have gotten an Oscar for that baby
Well... at least an 8 ball of blue magic for free😂
ma man
Shows a clip with graphic violence and nudity-censors the f-bombs.
No shit right
nothing was Graphic about that violence also UA-cams robots dont really care about nudity but they do get really upset over swearing
He knows what his base wants?
Right??
The other thing that always annoys me is how television programs blur the hand of someone who is giving the middle finger. That may be the most idiotically asinine act of censorship in recent memory.
Apparently advertisers are blind, so swear words are censored. But boobies are not. Also. The UA-cam people and the advertisers are homosexuals. So they don't get offended by boobies and snatches.
Clever how the cop impersonating a junkie counted to 3 letting the other cop know when to attack. 👍
got that blue magic baby lol
RZA from Wu-Tang Clan
@@m.furrier9141 lol yup
It's boogaloo baby!🤣
That would have so fooled me if i was one of those henchmen.
I love dude shooting the door and it coming back and hitting him, that’s the type of realistic shit you almost never see in a movie, UNLESS it’s like directly to move the plot forward. Usually they’d only have something like that happen if the main character was about to get shot and they needed to write him out of it, but they didn’t NEED to have that happen here it was just a nice touch
That door was metal and those metal buckshots bounced it back in his face
@@attiepollard7847 It's worse than you think, those were bird shot lmao
It wouldn’t really do anything to the dude, other than like putting his eye out, the birdshot would flatten, and loose all its velocity after hitting it
@@clayrenfro2578 I just thought it was laughable that the dude thought he could shoot through a metal door with birdshot lol, ik its not likely to injure anyone.
@@UKeXtremeMedia yeah lol, likely panic, adds a bit of realism
I always found it weird that nowadays they have body armor for every law enforcement officer but the dudes back then were just bustin down doors and raiding drug dens with a jacket and a wife beater
Everybody was hard as fuck back then. Now society as a whole is turning soft.
@@itoitonomi1849 Is it being soft if you want to survive and not die?
Dumb dumb
@@itoitonomi1849 You're not too bright are you? What's the point of a person proving their masculinity while in a body bag?
@@3forte ... you are missing the point these were men they didnt care either way no one is questioning the need for body armour but these men would rather do the right thing then worry about that back in the day is what was meant
@@Jellymiqo eh... they could still be bad ass with a vest mate.
Imagine that being your first day moving into the apartment complex.
That's the projects the breathing fest of criminals activities
@@eaglefang8656 normal working people live in the projects too
on the bright side the complex probably got a whole lot safer at least for a little while after
Imagine how high the police officers got from running through those dust clouds of heroin in that gunfight😂
@@JarmalKyour just trying to defend your kin tell me is daddy in jail or 6 feet under??
Notice the level of detail the director had in the scene where they’re breaching in! The shotgun pellets bounced back on the steel door. I’ve always found that very cool when first watching the movie
That and every room they run by or through is it's own story
And how they got the right character for the job. An actual depiction of dns.
The detail is lost to me when the cop coming up the stairs @1:07 and again @1:21 has his Ithaca Model 37 featherweight riot 12 gauge shotgun completely out of battery!!!!
maybe if his dumbass wasn't using birdshot he'd actually shoot through the door
not that big of deal.
Man it was so many flaws in Frank’s organization he kept the same dope house in the same location since he started like wtf lol
Sometimes hot-shots feel untouchable
@Daniel Miller that’s why getting his brother was important
At that era, the projects in Harlem were 20% as scary as the Jungle in Vietnam. (in case you need to ask, Vietnam was much scarier, and 20% is alot.)
Frank Lucas was supposed to be untouchable, he put all of his competition out of business and could order an instant hit out on anybody that tried him. All the cops understood even if they took him away, blue magic or the drug business in general wasn’t going away and most of the cops were corrupt anyways. The cop in this scene was different and was determined to stop it
Probably a nod to the fact that given they controlled the supply of the best heroin in the country, they didnt have a lot of competition, that and the fact that Frank bribed all the cops and probably their moms too, just to be safe. That way, there wasnt really a lot of need to be extremely careful, given no one was moving in on them
holy crap did that police officer really just bash in that mans spine with a sledgehammer? 3:07
Yeah, we need the good old days back.
@@aeroAdvocate Cops are already the most brutal gang in the country, they commit plenty of violent acts.
@@aeroAdvocate yea the americans need it i am right?
@@aybreezy1661yeah. Thats what he just said euro
Of course not. The suspect fell while absconding and injured his back.
Everyone in that room will be high for at least a week.
That’s not how it works, it’s not like putting gas in a car
🤣😅
@@MrRyan-wu4jx That is exactly how it works they just shot up a bunch of dope packs, it's powder flying all in the air. Everyone in there is now high if we're coming at this from a realistic pov. If it was fentanyl they'd all be dead as dicks unless they carried around crate loads of nasal narc.
@@seanchannie5822 not for a week they’re not.
@@MrRyan-wu4jx I don't remember saying anything about a week but on account of going to more OD calls than near anything else except maybe the elderly I'd say I'm qualified to say what would or would not fuck you up and clouds of powdered heroin has my will duck you up seal of approval.
3:31 *TI trying to dip and shit only to get killed cracks me up.*
Shoulda played baseball!!!!
When in doubt and undercover, use the name boogaloo, or Junebug. Every hood has one.😁
Pookie, new jack city lol
Smoke/Smokey
@@smb7647 OG name, right there!!
I was just about to say that! 😆
@@willhall796 Big Smoke (R.I.P.), Smoke Dog...
Fuzzy Dunlop
Old style projects like this had spotters all over the place, people on the roofs, people in the staircases, people outside. Any police that were approaching or coming in for a raid the spotters would be whistling or yelling or whatever they do to alert people inside. There is no way that many officers could get that many floors up without the people being alerted. Or at least that’s the experience i saw with Cabrini green in Chicago, idk if New Yorkers were just dumber or if they truly just had to pass it off as believable for the movie
In reality they probably had an advance team of plainclothes to take out the spotters quietly like five minutes before the wagon showed up. But the movie didn't have time to show all the advance work that goes into a raid. Lots of movies have to be cut for efficiency, only showing what the audience needs to see to move the plot forward. Sopranos was notorious for this.
@@Dr.TJ_Eckleburg yeah that’s a very good point, I didn’t really consider that. I would still think however, with what I know about old projects like this, no one liked the cops. If anyone, spotter or not, saw a bunch of cops rolling up whether from a window or in a hallway would have made noise. Still one of my favorite movies of all time I’m just cynical with movies and try and pick apart details lol, it’s why my wife doesn’t watch movies with me anymore 😂
It’s a movie bro of course they passed it
Fiction
Ambushes/traps too, or just spotters?
3:45 is one of the realest reactions I’ve ever seen. Not many movies can capture that.
This man had f'n birdshot
He deserves everything he got for that one
If this is accurate, raids back then were sloppy as fuck.
Policing in general was sloppy, hence the massive corruption that the film is about.
Raids were either organised to perfection or disasters by today’s standards. Same for most western countries before the 90’s
Nothing sloppy about this. Pretty efficient.
@@Kncperseus Compared to today, sloppy.
@@googlewolly Well yeah, failure is the first step to success. Also the flight code is written in blood. We’re not talking about planes here but the idea is simillar
Im suprised they didnt skrew up this raid, especially in the beginning! Not a single spotter was on their post that day
3:20 nice realistic touch.
3:07 - damn, that sledgehammer hit to the back. Dude was using that thing like a war hammer lol...
He thought he was HHH 💀💀
Dude was probably the inspiration for Shao Khan 😂
Man, that one black cop is a great actor.
Wu tang forever
He's an even better rapper.
@@benjaminjaskoski1334 oh really? Damn, what’s his rap name?
@@tyjans370 the RZA
@@tyjans370 he names Boogaloo baby!
An then RZA was picked up by the Chinese in the Interracial Draft..
Yeah they got his ass alright. 😂 Asians need a pick me up after Tiger Woods.
And then 5 yrs after being drafted, he started putting work n on the side for his good friend, Clive Owen, as his personal bodyguard and his muscle. Before one day he was finally side-schwaked and killed by Clive Owens enemies, "the french cunt" and "exhibit" n a surprise ambush where was shot through the back of the head and was killed instantly. They left his body n the car after an unsuccessful attempt to push his vehicle into the river. Authorities found his corpse/body the next morning. Lol
@@kennyg5242 Damn that’s a movie script!! Lol 😂
@@danfuerthgillis4483 UR DAM STRAIGHT IT IS!!! I'D WATCH IT!!! LOL 😆
Konichiwa
I feel bad for the dude that got hit with that sledgehammer. He’s probably paralyzed.
Then don't be a criminal
@@robbyantonius2418 whole police are criminals themselves even if they act like some justice warriors, half of these people jsut want to survive
yeah, he probably sold the crack that f*cked up your nephew FOREVER
@@robbyantonius2418 Thats a stupid thing to say, i guess in your mind someone stealing a candy bar should have their spine hit with a sledge hammer.
@@adewilson132Yea cause people TOTALLY go out and kill for candy bars
To this day, they're still looking for Tim.
I love it when the bleeps are 10x louder than the rest of the volume...
I’ve never seen this movie but it looks like a phenomenal cast
Did you watch it?
Gotta watch it, really great film. Another movie that needs Awards!
Same here, it's too damn long lol I'm just watching this clip to get the Boogaloo joke my friend group keeps bringing up
Blank out bad language but show all the gruesome deaths - classic
And that ladies and gentlemen is the definition of a botched raid 🤦🏻♂️
the lab is out of business and bad guys are killed. Its a success
That raid was amazing... They are in the projects with a bunch of white policemen in large what you want them to do knock nice?
@@eaglefang8656 I mean they shot like 2 people upon breaching the door before stating that they were police
@@chev3569 proof?
@@eaglefang8656 The video you're watching is the proof you big dummy.
Watching this gives me such a nostalgia about the Hell NYC literally was in the 70s even though I was born in the 90s Europe and never been to New York.
Mossberg 590, never goes out of style....
Seriously. 🤦🏼♂️
@@ChevyLaxMan seriously...
Nope nor the 500
I prefer a 500. Or a 670 express. Or a Saiga 12 lol.
@@armyofninjas9055 or a single barrel that chambers 3inch mag
Did the dude with a shotgun on the inside of the room literally did what my buddy did to himself one time. He was curious if he could shoot his shotgun thru a thin sheet metal door with wood in the middle. Instead of the pellets digging into the metal they bounced back with the force of a cos BB gun but the reason why he was hurt is because when the pellets hit the metal they picked up a lot of heat and when it flew back into my friends and in this scene the dudes face it burns more than stab
It’s like getting shot by a metal lit cigarettes
WOW! What cinematography
This movie captured 70s gritty nyc perfectly
3:19 underrated moment there. watch kids on what actually happens when you shoot birdshot at a metal door.
These kinds of movies are always so sad in the end.. imagine being a police officer and fighting a war on drugs your own government is responsible for proliferating.
you need to go back to school if you think the U.S. government is single handedly responsible for all the drugs in America.
@@colin8696908 School is precisely where i learned about the actions of the FBI and CIA. I was lucky enough to not have zero-tolerance authoritarian pro-nationalist teachers.
@@darkranger116 You sound like a crazy person.
@@colin8696908 You can literally type in "CIA FBI drugs" into google and get a wiki link titled, "CIA involvement in Contra cocaine trafficking".
Welcome to America bud.
@@darkranger116 You do understand that the FBI and CIA are massive organizations and that just because there are a few incidents like that doesn't mean that everything is the fault of the FBI and CIA. The government isn't going out right now and helping to bring drugs into the country. You are literally a crazy person.
Gotta love the dude who lets off the pump in to the door, only for the ricochet to pepper him back in the face. 😂😂🤡
Thanks.
Proud of my nephew at 2:39.
Much success to you Eddie!
Respect
4:55 dude got balls of steel... Get flagged by a shotgun and keeps his stride... 😂
"COME ON MAN, IT'S ME, BOOGALOO, BABY!"
-RZA
Bleeps out curse words but shows people getting ripped apart by bullets
When you got maximus on your toes running with a shotgun you know it's time to get out
"I got civilians in the target floor" No really your in an apartment building.
Talking about the Hallway dummy lol
I imagine it's protocol to observe and acknowledge such things in such an operation, however obvious. Besides, it would've been reasonable for them to assume Frank, given the sophistication of his business, would've bought out the entire floor so that there weren't residents present, let alone kids playing around---so seeing one there probably would've surprised them some.
Funny how they all walking with their guns out through an open place outside that clearly must have ''spotters'' and other people seeing them and he still thinks they should use hand signals to communicate XD, real-life they couldn't just walk so casually into that.
Could assume they paid off at least a few people in other parts of the building to keep an eye out for them. Not too bright to only have security right in front of the door.
Well it was a drug den that had no issues in production for almost 4 years until this happened. When people get use to routine and the absence of conflict they become lazy and unreliable. Especially in an illegal drug den type of way.
@@sullivandmitry1416 or it could be they overlooked this detail when making the movie...
It's me, Boogaloo, baby! 😂
Damn russel Crowe tried to blow dude away when he was running away no threat at all lol
The biggest crime i see here is having birdshot for self defense IN A CRACKHOUSE!! 😂😂
Typical. Gangbangers and low level drug dealers and makers don’t know shit about guns.
@@americandissident9062 this was also during Vietnam so it’s not like they had google or anything either lol
LMAO @ that kick though. 3:27
Underrated classic....
The character named spearmen is based on a real newark cop named spearmen who was on roberts' team. Hes actually a tall black guy. I know this since hes my neighbor, and a really good guy.
the only thing that makes this scene unrealistic is there is no.way that many cops could of gotten that far before being seen by spotters.
Yea? And what happened with a kid on the bicycle who always watches out for new guys on the block?
They should have just sent Omar Little and his crew.
Omar coming!!!
Russel sure did rack that slide an unnecessary amount of times.
It’s me baby, BOOGALOO baby! I need that blue magic baby!
Notice how at 4:12, Russel Crowe's character shoots at a fleeing suspect. This is a subtle nod to the fact that he's a cop.
What point are you trying to make?
Cops aren't heroes. They prone to all the evil of a so called criminal.
You missed the armed suspect who already shot at them part
You can absolutely shoot at a dangerous fleeing suspect.
With an operation like that you'd think they would have look outs outside to let them know the police were coming. I mean it took them forever to get up there lol
Right? Like pay kid $20 a day to chill on the ground floor and use the payphone to let them know.
They were idiots.. They are in a room with hardcore drugs what you expect smart people to run the drug business?
@@eaglefang8656 the people who plan and run the business, yes, they are smart people.
@@aeroAdvocatea big theme with the movie, is that the professionals are constantly getting screwed by the unprofessionals
Love how they bleep out the curse words but show blood and gore. Seriously, enough already Binge Society, movies suck without profanity.
"Soldiering and policing, they ain't the same thing." -Bunny Colvin
He cooked that shotgun twice and no rounds ever came out then he shot. Lol
RIGHT😭😭😭😭😭how bout my mans shotgun a STEEL DOOR FROM 2 FEET AWAY😭😂😂😭
@@raviolihands5347 play it at the slowest playback speed. The look on his face is priceless. He has this expression of “Imma fuck your shit up through this door!”😂😂😂😂
This isn't your copyrighted work, and yet you censor it.
did these guys have no lookouts?? no one warns them 30 cops are rolling up? Nino Brown would not be impressed
That's why you need some flash bangs, small apartment like that, you'll get half a dozen people per nade
I don't think flashbang were available to police use in the 70's. Flashbang was made in the late 70's and mostly used by military units while this movie was set in the mid 70's
@@leewalker23 spot on. It was originally developed by the SAS and the first documented use of flash bangs was during the Iran Embassy Seige of 1980. Although they may have been used as early as the 1977 Mogadishu Raid by GSG9. Info is a little sketchy though, the SAS were definitely present (mostly as observers) and had brought them but it's not certain if they were used.
That’s why you always bring a 20mm canon to a drug raid
@@dolphinerofachero3159 that's what I'M saying
great movie. feel sorry for the baseball kid, guy was naïve and got in the wrong business
Yeah, could be wrong but it even looks like a case of blue on blue - gangsters killing one of their own.
Read the About section, "But Richie is looking for Frank (Denzel Washington from The Equalizer and Flight). He finds him running away and follows him. He shoots, but he misses. Finally, he manages to corner him by getting ahead of him." - this is completely wrong!
3:04 Moses was count 1,2,3 to make it sound like nonsense, but was actually counting to warn Richie when the guy was going to pass the doorway.
Alot of people are forgetting the whole point of this movie.... The real drug Lords where then and still are the police...🤔
3:26 has the most hilarious sound effect i think i've ever heard for a kick to the head
So you can see dudes getting shot, women getting kicked unconscious, boobs and bush but cuss words is just unacceptable.... lord give me strength
So nobody locks their doors in the hood?
Hinges get expensive!
The only thing the war on drugs has contributed to the world is highly entertaining movies and shows.
What a work by Ridley Scott!
Great movie :) the "pre-quel", American Hoodlum, is fantastic as well with Laurence Fishburn as Bumpy Johnson :)
He should really stop wasting shotgun shells for no reason.
@@juufa72 they sure do use a lot of guns in their movies to be considered anti-gun. I know hollywood = liberals and liberal = antigun in many people's worldview.
Great movie. Ridley Scott! 👍😎
Police should have never been able to get in the building without being identified.
I just noticed that at 3:24 Russel Crow's character pushed the guy down who shot the door and got blinded, so he probably didn't end up dying
(3:34/3:35) - NOO!! STEVIE LUCAS!! 😢😢😢
Shoulda played baseball
Drug raid and mafia raid lead by Maximus, count me in!
2:18 rip metal door guy
There was so much aerosolized heroin in that room you’d get high af just breathing.
But where's Tim?
3:27 lady got sent to the shadow realm with that head kick 😵
They have worked so hard and u disrespect them like this it isn’t a heroin house it is a heroin home
Really cool how they named a movie after the strongest man from West Lynn Oregon
This was such a solid movie, I put it up there with the goodfellas
Lmao said noone ever
Aw hell nah.
I agree, movie was really good
He racked that shotgun like 30 times lol
I'm so old, I remember watching that movie.
Only in movies the main cop gets beat by a villain Atleast 20 seconds ahead of him only to find that magical shortcut 😂
I love how at 2:43 Crowes character nods Rza to distract, and he impersonates 4:56 lol
lmao the sound effect they use for the kick to the head @3:27 kills me
🤣🤣
They had a good FX team if there able to make Crow look that thin.
This is from 2007 so that’s why he’s thinner
@@caesarshotdogchampion8738 yes, yes that was the joke.
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That went right over my head 😂
Everyone in that room would be high af with all that powdered heroin in the air 😂
Okay I feel like I'm going crazy but did anybody else hear a dolphin at 2:22?
Somebody had Flipper on tv in the room
2:44
Boogaloo: Hey, man!!! You got some Blue Magic, baby?!
Name of the music ??
Kinda disappointing 90% of people talking about the "Black cop" who pretends to be a junkie have no clue that's The Rza from Wu-Tang.
3:26 "Judo Kick"
@jonah h lmfao
There used to be a housing project not far from the loop in Chicago. When it was closed they had to call in the National Guard. Today Chicago will need a small army and Marshall Law to stop the violence.
How not to do a raid. 101.