"All we need is 90 seconds of your life, Johnny." Those 90 seconds ended up getting all of the robbers killed, and Johnny quiting his agency job. 90 seconds. That was all it took.
@Briman2052 and that extra burning time in the vault enabled the off duty cop to have an opportunity to act. Most times they'd have been out/just leaving when he makes his move
point break is why movies are art. people say it's some dumb action movie but it's so much more than that. It's this beautiful friendship between two people on opposite sides of the law.
And a character study too. You watch a straight laced federal agent go from thinking he knows himself to questioning all his ideals and all he stands for. In upholding the law, he also forged a unlikely friendship and a relationship (Bodhi and Tyler) and he realized there’s more to life..albeit at the cost of losing people from his life and also making changes
He killed one dude and got himself and the security guard killed. Probably left behind a family and kids so yeah great move on his part to act tough for 5 seconds to try to prevent the bank from losing .0000000000000001% of their money
All that bravado, for what??? Bodi's gang was never gonna kill anybody. Dude was married, prolly had kids too. The robbers were seconds away from leaving. Stupid way to get yourself killed, and the poor security guard.
Imagine staying at a hotel and asking for a wake up call and when you answered the phone they said. "THIS IS YOU FUCKING WAKE UP CALL MAN, I AM AN F-B-I AGENT."
@@sitdowndogbreaththose are two small role actors that were perfectly chosen. I don't even know their names but I always have dug their scene. Each guy looked as he ought to. One was the jock cop, and the other was the balding less masculine security guard and a certainty on the cops face and the the fear and anguish on his face and their tense. Dialogue was amazing
The off duty cop was a COMPLETE moron. He didn't deserve to die but he brought it on himself and got others killed too. Never ever ever die for someone else's cash.
Well, there's also the violence and trauma they're causing. To say it's just about cash is apathetic. While he may have been a fool, he was selfless..... and an actor.
@@ultra_vires Do you think you sound smart when you point out something like: a character from a movie is in fact an actor? As if that isn't obvious to literally every single human being who will ever see this video
I agree and always thought the same thing. He should have only got up like that if they were actively killing people. He is also a moron for firing at someone with their hands up and badge displayed.
Treblaine Well, nobody said anything about heists or capers, the guy simply said "2nd most influential (or coolest) bank robbery scene". Point is... Dog Day Afternoon, in my opinion, has more influential bank robbery scenes than Point Break.
Treblaine ...na... 6 Oscar nominations, won 'best screenplay'... Point Break on the other hand, had both Reeves *and* Swayze nominated for "most desirable male" at the MTV Movie Awards. Not that any of that matters, I'm just sayin man. Just sayin. Point Break is great, but it's not influential cinematography like Dog Day Afternoon is. It is quite influential in its own right, though, I would definitely give it that. So, Treblaine, in that regard I've been comparing their influence in film making, rather than anecdotal preference. Quite the opposite of your insinuation... anything else?
Everyone is looking at the trees, not the forest. The important part of the scene is Bohdi stating you project strength to avoid conflict. He had more guys (5) than before, so he was projecting stronger. He knew if Johnny didn't join his gang he couldn't come back to California. So he needed more money. Hence going for the vault. Despite his "peace thru superior firepower" theory. He didn't count on the more time he burns the more likely the unpredictable nature of humans factor in.
The off duty cop was wrong to try and stop them, you can clearly tell the security guard is not going to help, and you are out gunned and you will make a better witness.
I just looked him up, never heard of him b4 this moment. But ya man. you got something there, I would agree, hair age face and so on....could have been his stunt man, his build seems the same...good call soccer fan!
I loved Patrick Swayze in this movie I think its his best performance. He is one bad guy in this and both he and Keanu Reeves were spot on in Point Break. This scene Johnny is being taken to a bank robbery with his girlfriend Tyler being held hostage. The Ex Presidents were superb at robbing banks but this time on getting into the bank with Utah coming along too, Bodhi takes it too far. He breaks the rules his team set. They are unaware an armed police officer is present among the hostages in the bank. While the clock is ticking the officer decides to try to stop the robbery with a security guard and shoots Bodhi and Utah. This robbery has gone badly wrong and when the 2 men Bodhi has sent to the vault return one is shot too. Bodhi recovers and kills the Officer but cannot save his friend who is dead because of him. So the team escape with what they have but this robbery was a total disaster. Great scene!
He was a great actor without doubt. Women loved him for Dirty Dancing, he was excellent in Ghost too but this was a very different role for him. In Point Break he was the bad guy. But he shone and was brilliant. Its my favourite Swayze role definatley!
4:27 I think people are debating the actions of the police officer far too deeply. To me this was an inside play on action movies at the time. Where a hero would be placed in every scenario and fight their way out. I like the idea of a 'B-Movie' 'Hero Cop' suddenly finding himself in the midst of 'A-Movie Villains' during a Bank Robbery. It's an interesting and fun concept.
It's an interesting concept, but I think (or at least imagine) an officer probably wouldn't jeopardize the safety of the group of hostages like that. Let 'em go, get 'em later when they try dissappearing.
@@Mk-gk3wv Cops act out and/or exercise bad judgement all the time. Doesn't matter, there aren't any consequences for most of them because everyone wearing a badge is placed up on a pedestal way above accountability let alone critique.
Dear God, I've seen this movie hundreds of times and just realized that the bank guard is the spitting image of Kevin from the Office. How is there not a deep fake of that somewhere on the Internet?
Thanks alot for uploading these clips with no dumb music or bad quality man. means alot, especially when most people put deliberately wrong titles and stuff. Thanks man.
Yep, if memory serves it's called Four Leaf Clover. The actual robbing of the bank mimics this scene and the shootout afterwards is a copy of Heat (1995).
DocNoel You confused yourself to van Blitz Play heist, that's not part of GTA IV bank robbery. This is how is made GTA IV robbery and they SHOT SAINT FUCKING MICHAEL! Patrick: We told you to not fuck with US!!! *shooting at killer*
I'm coming to the States next year for a holiday. I wanna go visit all the places this movie was filmed, if it proves to be possible :) Such a piece of my childhood, this film right here....still remember the day I first watched it on VHS back in '91 with my older bro & old man. I was a tender 9 years old *MEMORIES* awwwww *TEAR*
You know what's chilling about this scene? Bodhi is an idealist. He is naive as hell to think he can live this kind of life without hurting anyone (because he really doesn't seem to want to). But you can see the change his face the second is realizes he has to.
I watched this movie when I was about 10 years old at my friend's house. Ever since then, I think about this scene every time I walk into a bank. It's burned into my brain. I guess what I'm trying to convey, is dont let you children watch rated R movies...
Off duty cop hit 4 out of 5 of his targets. The last two after he was already shot. The two hits on Utah were nicely centered. And his reload was going well under that intense pressure and after being hit.
No, no nooo😢 not the security guard getting shot.😭 why am i the only one that's crying for him. He pushed as told, and paid with his life.❤rip security guard😢
I don't criticize his intentions, but I criticize his judgement. As a police officer, he should have been fully aware that not only did no one stand to lose anything (anybody who's taken high school economics knows about the FDIC), but also that fact about bank robberies you mentioned. Add to the face that he and the security guard were outnumbered by about 3 to 1 by men with vastly superior firepower, the only reason for him to do what he did was so he could be the hero, and it got him killed.
4:53 I completely love the concept of a Action-Hero-Wannabe trying to intervene during the robbery .. it's like what would happen if a hero almost out of a B-Movie took on A-Movie Villains.. very cool writing in my opinion.. absolutely love the idea.
Well, he’s not a wanna be. He’s a cop. To be fair, he made a bad decision. The real hero was the security guard. He could’ve laid low and not got involved. He’s just a security guard and has no duty or obligation to die for money that is insured anyways. He got involved to help the cop out and maybe died because of it. The cop was out numbered, outgunned and surrounded. He was a great shot and put rounds on center mass and if those guys hadn’t been wearing vests, he would’ve prevailed.
Patrick Swayze was great in this film as was the rest of the cast. It had a great story to it that was well told. I have heard a lot of negative things about Mr. Swayze's acting but I really think that he nailed his role here and I think that he did his research and I think that he was totally convincing. May he rest in peace!
5:21 *Ironically, Roach has the most kills in the movie, with the guard and Pappas. You'd think Bodhi, the main villain, would have the most kills, but he just has 1 with the officer.*
He was the only one that made sense in this scene “why we going for the vault, we never go for the vault”. He was right, Bodie wanted to push the envelope in front of Utah, and it cost him his little bro.
@@curtislevere7282 very true. you’re right about Roach being the button man of the crew, as he was also “the guy” who was going to kill Utah after robbing the bank Johnny and Pappas were surveilling, but Bodhi told him to stand down.
And I’m not just saying the GTA vibe because of the bank scene which I know was the basis for the bank robbery in GTA IV. I feel the characters could all be GTA related and used 🙂😎
Goddamn, Swayze is absolutely brilliant in this scene. The "Rock n' Roll!" line and the "Well, Johnny" accompanied by the facial expression. Great acting all around throughout the scene. Only kinda weak part was Reeves "Buddy, this is your fuckin wake up call" line at 0:57, and he recovered and improved as the scene went on.
PAYDAY was inspired by all three quite heavily (mostly Heat though). There are some really good references to Point Break throughout the game though. The President masks, the name of fake pool company in Counterfeit (Bodhi's Pool Repair), one of the achievement names (which I can't quite remember at the moment), and a few others.
Please don't compare F&F to this great movie! Point Break is a cult classic, Gary Busey, Swayze, even Keanu Reeves were great in this flick. Better story, plot, ending, everything. Best of all, no stupid fucking car racing. PB had sky diving, surfing, and Anthony Keidis blowing his foot off...what more do you need? Ha, Ha...love Vin Diesel and Paul Walker (RIP), though. What a shame, we lost an all around great guy when Paul died...ironic it was in a stupid ass car being driven too fast.
You are right that this situation is different. In a situation like a bank robbery, there is a very high likelihood that if you do just give the robbers everything they want they will not hurt anyone. According to FBI statistics, Bank robbery deaths are virtually nonexistent, and when they do happen it's usually the robbers who are killed. However, to criticize the one person who stood up and fought back is ridiculous.
You made this comment a decade ago but It is not ridiculous to criticize someone trying to play hero to save the bank from losing some money and getting yourself and forcing someone else to get killed to “back you up”
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Off-duty cop thought he was the main character of this film.
Guy was walking around with two clips like he was
Super Off-Duty Cop.
Off-duty should've met Off-duty.
@@mariopalos9238 lots of people carry extra ammo. Not just cops.
@@deanobrovo8595 Didn't think anyone was challenging that notion.
@@mariopalos9238sounds about right
This will always be one of those movies I can just watch over and over again
Same
And Addict😊
That's how I feel about most Swayze movies. Especially Road House
"All we need is 90 seconds of your life, Johnny."
Those 90 seconds ended up getting all of the robbers killed, and Johnny quiting his agency job.
90 seconds. That was all it took.
Gone in 90 Seconds.
@@swallowedinthesea11Gone in 69 Seconds
Actually 90 seconds would’ve been fine, the fact they decided to rob the vault which took longer is what killed them
..this movie never gets old.. RIP Patrick Swayze. ...still ticked off they are remaking this!
I love it , Johnny Utah it's a far cry from bill and ted s excellent adventure in 2 years
Remakes are never as good as the original
the remake ended up being better than the original imo
@@ptduncan Robocot was pretty solid. I like how they did that one. Best remake I can think of right now.
@@ArchaicTTVit was not. It was pretty awful
“FEAR causes HESITATION . And HESITATION will cause your worst FEARS to come true…”
Bodhi didn't hesitate when his life was on the line
"Hesitation Is Defeat."
-Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
No one hesitated, they were just thrown off their flow by: 1.) having Agent Utah with them, 2.) hitting the vault.
@Briman2052 and that extra burning time in the vault enabled the off duty cop to have an opportunity to act.
Most times they'd have been out/just leaving when he makes his move
It's pretty amazing Reeves is involved in 3 action movie classics. Speed, Point Break and The Matrix.
And now John Wick
You're replying to a comment made 11 years ago mate. For all we know he might have gotten the Rona and passed away already
@@AC-iz7ehPoor bastard probably did 😂
speed is an action movie?
@@samueld5418HELL YEAH DUMMY
Man I love the way they hold the gun, not on the trigger, to not slip it up, but instead they hold it like someone with a real gun would, spot on!
point break is why movies are art. people say it's some dumb action movie but it's so much more than that. It's this beautiful friendship between two people on opposite sides of the law.
Indeed
Well said
And a character study too. You watch a straight laced federal agent go from thinking he knows himself to questioning all his ideals and all he stands for. In upholding the law, he also forged a unlikely friendship and a relationship (Bodhi and Tyler) and he realized there’s more to life..albeit at the cost of losing people from his life and also making changes
Point break should be the blueprint for how to make an action movie. Riveting from beginning to end.
@@bodbn facts!!
This movie deeply resonates with me in some way. For sure it's art.
That undercover cop lit everyone up!
5:07-5:10 yes, but it’s a bad idea to shoot the bank 🏦 robberies while, they’re here.
He killed one dude and got himself and the security guard killed. Probably left behind a family and kids so yeah great move on his part to act tough for 5 seconds to try to prevent the bank from losing .0000000000000001% of their money
@@RowingFrontal5you're trying to say they only lost a dollar?
All that bravado, for what??? Bodi's gang was never gonna kill anybody. Dude was married, prolly had kids too. The robbers were seconds away from leaving. Stupid way to get yourself killed, and the poor security guard.
@@adangracia3763 yeah and his backup wasn't on board from the start so bad move.
Imagine staying at a hotel and asking for a wake up call and when you answered the phone they said. "THIS IS YOU FUCKING WAKE UP CALL MAN, I AM AN F-B-I AGENT."
For a perk like that, I'd feel like I was actually getting some value for my "resort fee."
😄😄🛐🌲🌲🎁
Hahaha
yeah i know aini't wild uh
I want to get a job at a hotel and do that just so I can get fired
Cop : "Hey, I'm a cop."
Security guard: "So." lol 😅
He don't want to get killed for $7 an hour which he did anyway
Their money is insured so its not worth dying over
@@Dragonknight-rc1xj They should have waited until they start to leave and then you engage the enemy
@@sitdowndogbreaththose are two small role actors that were perfectly chosen. I don't even know their names but I always have dug their scene. Each guy looked as he ought to. One was the jock cop, and the other was the balding less masculine security guard and a certainty on the cops face and the the fear and anguish on his face and their tense. Dialogue was amazing
Undercover cop "Hey I'm an undercover cop!"
Cop "So."
The off duty cop was a COMPLETE moron. He didn't deserve to die but he brought it on himself and got others killed too. Never ever ever die for someone else's cash.
Well, there's also the violence and trauma they're causing. To say it's just about cash is apathetic. While he may have been a fool, he was selfless..... and an actor.
@@ultra_vires Do you think you sound smart when you point out something like: a character from a movie is in fact an actor? As if that isn't obvious to literally every single human being who will ever see this video
I agree and always thought the same thing. He should have only got up like that if they were actively killing people. He is also a moron for firing at someone with their hands up and badge displayed.
The Most 90's lookin cop of all time lol
If the 90's were a person, it would be him. Haha.
My opinion: the 2nd most influential bank robbery scene on film, or at least the 2nd coolest, behind the epic 11 minute Heat shootout :)
Vice, I'm fairly certain that Dog Day Afternoon is a wee bit more influential than this...
***** Wasn't so much a "heist" as a bungled armed robbery turned to farcical hostage stand-off.
Treblaine Well, nobody said anything about heists or capers, the guy simply said "2nd most influential (or coolest) bank robbery scene". Point is... Dog Day Afternoon, in my opinion, has more influential bank robbery scenes than Point Break.
***** Well then you are talking about the influence on yourself.
Treblaine ...na... 6 Oscar nominations, won 'best screenplay'... Point Break on the other hand, had both Reeves *and* Swayze nominated for "most desirable male" at the MTV Movie Awards. Not that any of that matters, I'm just sayin man. Just sayin.
Point Break is great, but it's not influential cinematography like Dog Day Afternoon is. It is quite influential in its own right, though, I would definitely give it that.
So, Treblaine, in that regard I've been comparing their influence in film making, rather than anecdotal preference. Quite the opposite of your insinuation... anything else?
Everyone is looking at the trees, not the forest. The important part of the scene is Bohdi stating you project strength to avoid conflict. He had more guys (5) than before, so he was projecting stronger. He knew if Johnny didn't join his gang he couldn't come back to California. So he needed more money. Hence going for the vault. Despite his "peace thru superior firepower" theory. He didn't count on the more time he burns the more likely the unpredictable nature of humans factor in.
Remain silent
Bodhi got greedy this time and his greed got his crew killed.
@@tommyboy1675 Grow up
@@tommyboy1675Spot on! Classic case of diverting from what has worked for you consistently, he wanted one last big score and paid a heavy price.
I can't believe they are remaking this. Nobody can touch Keanu and Swayze. Jesus Christ you have to be kidding me.
They already did the remake of 2015.
Hollywood has little creativity these days,remakes and sequels is about all they can come up with
@@nathancruz9172the comment was 10 years ago buddy
If it makes you feel any better, the remake has fallen into a black hole...
And they now did a remake of Road House. Ffs.
The off duty cop was wrong to try and stop them, you can clearly tell the security guard is not going to help, and you are out gunned and you will make a better witness.
The security guard ended up helping but you are right
4:25 "Hey yo! I'm a gunclub member.
I'm going to take those rookies downtown, you with me?"
Patrick Swayze's best movie, he was fucking amazing in this movie I really miss him.
5:07 me too.
patrick swayze's best movie is donnie darko
Red Dawn
Roadhouse
The beginning of the robbery scene done in one take deserves more appreciation and recognition.
How much appreciation and recognition does it deserve?
Agreed. It's all done from Utah's perspective as well. We witness the crime through the eyes of the character we could relate to the most.
Katheryn Bigelow is a brilliant director. She has done several amazing films.
@@ryline666'bout tree fiddy
@@Michael-jw6etKatheryn Bigelow, European gigolo
“I know man, ain’t it wild?!” 😆
"Sorry Johnny, looks like to don't get to be president" ...one of many best lines in this movie!
1:54 😂
Well he was born in Beirut and raised in Canada.
@@1986jon19I thought he automatically got citizenship anyway since one of his parents is American.
@@eec589You need to be born in US soil to become president
@@j.a.3138 Ted Cruz wasn't and he ran 7 years ago.
4:13 "You're blowing it, man.You are breaking you own rules man. You are pulling too much time".
"Jimmy, how are we doing?"
@@nicholasheredia4235 60 seconds
65. Whats happening
I never noticed how much Swayze looks like Pavel Nedved in this movie.
I just looked him up, never heard of him b4 this moment. But ya man. you got something there, I would agree, hair age face and so on....could have been his stunt man, his build seems the same...good call soccer fan!
cholulasaucehot1 Well, thank you, friend. You should also check out soccer... best game in the world.
Hell yeah bruh lol
Resemblance us uncanny 😄
Now i know where Payday 2 team got their president masks from :)
And why they're introducing Keanu Reeves to be the new character, tomorrow!
@@tetisxGod, hard to believe this was 10 years ago
Mister Swayze at his best... RIP
I loved Patrick Swayze in this movie I think its his best performance. He is one bad guy in this and both he and Keanu Reeves were spot on in Point Break. This scene Johnny is being taken to a bank robbery with his girlfriend Tyler being held hostage. The Ex Presidents were superb at robbing banks but this time on getting into the bank with Utah coming along too, Bodhi takes it too far. He breaks the rules his team set. They are unaware an armed police officer is present among the hostages in the bank. While the clock is ticking the officer decides to try to stop the robbery with a security guard and shoots Bodhi and Utah. This robbery has gone badly wrong and when the 2 men Bodhi has sent to the vault return one is shot too. Bodhi recovers and kills the Officer but cannot save his friend who is dead because of him. So the team escape with what they have but this robbery was a total disaster. Great scene!
He was a great actor without doubt. Women loved him for Dirty Dancing, he was excellent in Ghost too but this was a very different role for him. In Point Break he was the bad guy. But he shone and was brilliant. Its my favourite Swayze role definatley!
His name is Dalton! 😅😂
He was bettet in Ghost
This scene and the reagan chase, are the best parts in this movie.
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4:27 I think people are debating the actions of the police officer far too deeply. To me this was an inside play on action movies at the time. Where a hero would be placed in every scenario and fight their way out. I like the idea of a 'B-Movie' 'Hero Cop' suddenly finding himself in the midst of 'A-Movie Villains' during a Bank Robbery. It's an interesting and fun concept.
4:27 me too.
It's an interesting concept, but I think (or at least imagine) an officer probably wouldn't jeopardize the safety of the group of hostages like that. Let 'em go, get 'em later when they try dissappearing.
Yup. If you seen HEAT, Al Pacino specifically says, "wait until they are all in the car."
@@Mk-gk3wv Cops act out and/or exercise bad judgement all the time. Doesn't matter, there aren't any consequences for most of them because everyone wearing a badge is placed up on a pedestal way above accountability let alone critique.
@@Mk-gk3wvthey're selfish
Haha Kevin from The Office playing a cop.. that's just awesome.
I was about to ask that lol
I don't think it's him though.
It’s not him
"I believe whatever doesn't kill you simply makes you.....stranger!"
Dear God, I've seen this movie hundreds of times and just realized that the bank guard is the spitting image of Kevin from the Office. How is there not a deep fake of that somewhere on the Internet?
Because that’s Kevin from the Office! 🤣
"Project strength to avoid conflict"
Thanks alot for uploading these clips with no dumb music or bad quality man. means alot, especially when most people put deliberately wrong titles and stuff. Thanks man.
Yep, if memory serves it's called Four Leaf Clover. The actual robbing of the bank mimics this scene and the shootout afterwards is a copy of Heat (1995).
So THIS is where that small bank robbery scene from GTA IV originated from...
no that would actually be "Heat(1995)" ... including the shootout.
DocNoel You confused yourself to van Blitz Play heist, that's not part of GTA IV bank robbery. This is how is made GTA IV robbery and they SHOT SAINT FUCKING MICHAEL!
Patrick: We told you to not fuck with US!!! *shooting at killer*
***** well the shootout was based off heat
@@xXSilentAgent47XxYou're talking about V, bud. He's talking about IV. 👍
@@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupidlol, just watched the film and automatically noticed the gta 4 reference.
Never break your own rules.
Didn't expect you to be here!
LOL. hello hello. small world isnt it you sexy beast.
Yeah, there was a period where I was watching bank robbery clips.
My uncle [RIP] AND I watched this from the rental store as a kid!- This fkn scene boi!
I'm coming to the States next year for a holiday. I wanna go visit all the places this movie was filmed, if it proves to be possible :)
Such a piece of my childhood, this film right here....still remember the day I first watched it on VHS back in '91 with my older bro & old man. I was a tender 9 years old *MEMORIES* awwwww *TEAR*
Was going to ask where you are from, then I saw this comment was from 9 years ago. Lol
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@@micahrowefacts
Did you do it?
@@KingMierda wondering the same things
I just love the Super Blackhawk .44 Mag in this. Nice. -951-
Freedom Arms Model 83 in .454 Casull
That was really stupid on the cop's part. He was outnumbered 5 to 2.
He didn't stand a chance even with a gun.
So perfect I saw this in northern England 🏴 at cinema aged 17 am now 49 still love ❤️ this movie
That spineless bank manager made the woman open the vault.
The bank's insurance doesn't even need to. By law, if a bank loses it's money, the government replaces it.
Correct that cop should not have done that.
That bank job mission in GTA IV was phuckin awesome, even though it was a video game I genuinely got a rush playing it!
4:27 Holy crap, I just realized that's the same conversation in GTA 4 between Reece and a cop in the three leaf clover mission!
4:27 me too.
Hey, I'm a gun club member.
Well whoopidy fucking doo
He's referring to the bank robbery mission in GTA 4. Calm down
It's Luis man I don't think that's such a good idea GTA 4 Three Leaf Clover mission
This movie is an action masterpiece. Saw it first time in theaters and was 10/10 start to finish. Remake was just milking attempt.
Man, Kevin from the office hasn't aged a day since this
That's because it isn't him.
It's a JOKE dummy@@michaelcammack4008
This movie has an incredible style and aesthetic.
It's all fun & games until your victims fight back
You know what's chilling about this scene? Bodhi is an idealist. He is naive as hell to think he can live this kind of life without hurting anyone (because he really doesn't seem to want to). But you can see the change his face the second is realizes he has to.
Greed got him in the end.
And greed costed him everyone that he cared about. Including Johnny.
R.I.P. Patricky Swayze
I watched this movie when I was about 10 years old at my friend's house. Ever since then, I think about this scene every time I walk into a bank. It's burned into my brain. I guess what I'm trying to convey, is dont let you children watch rated R movies...
Cop must have been a rookie. Would have been better to lay there and observe the robbers than put everyone in the lobby in danger.
Love Patrick Swayze, this will always be an amazing movie, loved it as a kid and I love it now.
Thx 4 sharing. Plz make alot more new ones.
One of theeee best action movies ever 👌
This movie and Deliverance will capture audiances forever. 😅
R.I.P Patrick
Off duty cop hit 4 out of 5 of his targets. The last two after he was already shot. The two hits on Utah were nicely centered. And his reload was going well under that intense pressure and after being hit.
Damn, they need to make more movies where the bad guys win in these heists
Wasn't really a win here.
What win? Bodie got his brother killed by getting too greedy then shot and killed a cop himself sealing his own fate.
What a effen great movie man Rest In Peace Patrick.
This movie holds up so well, fucking awesome scene. Kathryn Bigelow is one of the all time great directors
Great movie with a great message
LOL when movie came out, we'd always joke when someone would get serious or upset about something, "I AM AN F B I Agent!" LOL
No, no nooo😢 not the security guard getting shot.😭 why am i the only one that's crying for him. He pushed as told, and paid with his life.❤rip security guard😢
5:12 Jimmy Carter is invincible!!
He's got the 'Presidential Empeachment Immunity' cheat on
I don't criticize his intentions, but I criticize his judgement. As a police officer, he should have been fully aware that not only did no one stand to lose anything (anybody who's taken high school economics knows about the FDIC), but also that fact about bank robberies you mentioned. Add to the face that he and the security guard were outnumbered by about 3 to 1 by men with vastly superior firepower, the only reason for him to do what he did was so he could be the hero, and it got him killed.
I can’t believe they even tried a remake of this
Point Break= legendary, badass film.
Nixon with the trigger awareness at 3:42, good shit
“Why are we going for the vault? We never go for the vault!” 😂
great quality!!! my fav film
RIP Patrick swayze
Who knew Patrick’s surfer mullet would be in style for women in 2023!
4:53 I completely love the concept of a Action-Hero-Wannabe trying to intervene during the robbery .. it's like what would happen if a hero almost out of a B-Movie took on A-Movie Villains.. very cool writing in my opinion.. absolutely love the idea.
4:53 me too.
Well, he’s not a wanna be. He’s a cop. To be fair, he made a bad decision. The real hero was the security guard. He could’ve laid low and not got involved. He’s just a security guard and has no duty or obligation to die for money that is insured anyways. He got involved to help the cop out and maybe died because of it.
The cop was out numbered, outgunned and surrounded. He was a great shot and put rounds on center mass and if those guys hadn’t been wearing vests, he would’ve prevailed.
"You back me up!!!"
Me: I dont wannoooo 😭
Patrick Swayze was great in this film as was the rest of the cast. It had a great story to it that was well told. I have heard a lot of negative things about Mr. Swayze's acting but I really think that he nailed his role here and I think that he did his research and I think that he was totally convincing. May he rest in peace!
Need an updated version of this film. I loved the first on
5:21 *Ironically, Roach has the most kills in the movie, with the guard and Pappas. You'd think Bodhi, the main villain, would have the most kills, but he just has 1 with the officer.*
Roach was the most savage in the group. Lol.
He was the only one that made sense in this scene “why we going for the vault, we never go for the vault”. He was right, Bodie wanted to push the envelope in front of Utah, and it cost him his little bro.
@@crazyralph6386 it was plot too tbh, Johnny would've stopped the officer
@@curtislevere7282 very true. you’re right about Roach being the button man of the crew, as he was also “the guy” who was going to kill Utah after robbing the bank Johnny and Pappas were surveilling, but Bodhi told him to stand down.
that cop has good aim
Anybody else getting some GTA vibes from this? I feel this would’ve been a great GTA movie 😎
And I’m not just saying the GTA vibe because of the bank scene which I know was the basis for the bank robbery in GTA IV. I feel the characters could all be GTA related and used 🙂😎
more like payday no?
@@unhommequicourt could even be payday, that would be cool 😎
Goddamn, Swayze is absolutely brilliant in this scene. The "Rock n' Roll!" line and the "Well, Johnny" accompanied by the facial expression. Great acting all around throughout the scene. Only kinda weak part was Reeves "Buddy, this is your fuckin wake up call" line at 0:57, and he recovered and improved as the scene went on.
0:57 yep.
"I AM AN F. B. I. AGENT!"
"I know man, ain't it wild?!"
Until his greed got the best of him by sending those guys to the vault,he wound up getting his brother killed then shot the cop.
PAYDAY was inspired by all three quite heavily (mostly Heat though). There are some really good references to Point Break throughout the game though. The President masks, the name of fake pool company in Counterfeit (Bodhi's Pool Repair), one of the achievement names (which I can't quite remember at the moment), and a few others.
Need another remake with Obama, Trump and Biden masks
He spoke his death into existence at the bond fire he knew he wasn’t making it to 30
It's going to be very interesting to see the Point Break remake next year, I wonder if they'll have this scene in the remake?
You're a good man Mr. Harris. We share the same last name and the same exact taste in video games.
@Brian Perez Yea that's how it was in the Fast & Furious movies. They never pulled heists.
Please don't compare F&F to this great movie! Point Break is a cult classic, Gary Busey, Swayze, even Keanu Reeves were great in this flick. Better story, plot, ending, everything. Best of all, no stupid fucking car racing. PB had sky diving, surfing, and Anthony Keidis blowing his foot off...what more do you need? Ha, Ha...love Vin Diesel and Paul Walker (RIP), though. What a shame, we lost an all around great guy when Paul died...ironic it was in a stupid ass car being driven too fast.
Amazing scene
looks like the other guard who we saw in the beginning (2:26) kept his cool and didnt try to save the day
Ah, no! The oldest member of Hanson died.😢
Lol 😆
"Why be a servant to the law when you can be its master "
On my top 20 bank heist film list.
_Quick Change_ better be on there 🤡🗽
Favorite Flick! Great Scene!
Anytime i distribute anything (soda, beer snacks etc) i always do the roll call bodhi does when he tosses the masks
so much better than "The Town" as far as bank heist movies
Patrick Swayze got same voice like Michael de Santa from Gta 5
You are right that this situation is different. In a situation like a bank robbery, there is a very high likelihood that if you do just give the robbers everything they want they will not hurt anyone. According to FBI statistics, Bank robbery deaths are virtually nonexistent, and when they do happen it's usually the robbers who are killed.
However, to criticize the one person who stood up and fought back is ridiculous.
You made this comment a decade ago but It is not ridiculous to criticize someone trying to play hero to save the bank from losing some money and getting yourself and forcing someone else to get killed to “back you up”
@@RowingFrontal5yea even if the security guard joined him that's only two guns pointed at 5 robbers. No way to control the situation.