From Dusk Till Dawn | ‘To Your Family’ (HD) - George Clooney, Quentin Tarantino | MIRAMAX
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- An angry Seth (George Clooney) starts hitting the bottle and forces Kate (Juliette Lewis), Jacob (Harvey Keitel), and Scott (Ernest Liu) to start drinking with him.
In this scene: Seth (George Clooney), Richard (Quentin Tarantino), Kate (Juliette Lewis), Jacob (Harvey Keitel), Scott (Ernest Liu)
About From Dusk Till Dawn:
The Gecko brothers (George Clooney, Quentin Tarantino), two dangerous outlaws on a wild crime spree, kidnap a father and his two kids and head south to a seedy Mexican bar to hide out in safety. Soon they realize that they're not in a typical bar, as the entire place begins to teem with vicious, blood-sucking vampires. With the odds stacked greatly against them, the Geckos are forced to team up with their hostages in order to make it out alive.
Starring, in alphabetical order: George Clooney, Salma Hayek, Harvey Keitel, Juliette Lewis, Ernest Liu, Quentin Tarantino
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I said it once before and I'll say it again, THIS was George Clooney's best role. And I truly believe Seth Gecko is one of the coolest characters in cinema, and all that is thanks to Clooney.
Couldn't agree more. He was amazing and truly having a blast. That's due to Tarantino's script and Rodríguez unique directing style.
Yeah, but Fantastic Mr Fox was brilliant too haha
@@galmando1984 Agreed!!!
Absolutely, he was flawless in this role.
facts
Best line in the movie. Jacob: "Are you such a loser that you can't tell when you've won?" Seth: "What did you call me?" Jacob: "Nothing, I didn't make a statement, I asked a question. Would you like me to ask it again?"
I feel like if he backed down at any point or showed weakness, Seth would've cracked him over the head
He said fucking loser the first time then toned it down the second time he asked it. 😂
Tarantino always writes scenes that are about precise language. ("No, but it's in the ballpark." "Motherfucker *ain't* the same ballpark. It ain't the same league. It ain't the same goddamn *sport*.") It's both enjoyable as all hell and a way the characters express themselves and act.
If Seth couldn't see that he won, he was a loser. Jacob was 💯% right.
@@HRHooChickenDefinitely. Seth was a bully who fed off fear.
I love how neither of them broke eye contact. This was the moment Jacob won Seth's respect.
Seth never disliked the family, I believe he feels bad for having to drag them along. He actually grew to like them, and when he and Jacob had the toast “to your family,” Seth then had Jacob’s respect and more importantly he wasn’t going to kill them.
I believe Jacob represents the father Seth always wanted and deserved...
@@adon7521 EXACTLY. Seth is longing, maybe even desperate, for a father figure in his life and in that moment, Jacob became the person he had been searching for
And in acknowledging Jacob's wisdom on the matter, Seth actually won Jacob's.
@@amysmileyreid95I missed your comment initially, but you are absolutely right. That was the moment of it being mutual respect.
My favourite scene in the film. Two diametrically opposed men find a mutual respect. Clooney and Keitel at the absolute top of their game.
It’s when Kate says “Yes I’ll have another one thank you” then looks at Jacob like she’s thinking “What? If the bank robber turned kidnapper says it’s ok, then what’s the problem?”
It’s a blink and you’ll miss it moment, but it’s very funny.
I've seen it 😁 i like small moments like those 👌👌
George Clooney is such an underrated actor. He perfectly performed this role along with Quentin.
Yeah he’s really not. He has probably done half a dozen good films in his entire career. Just a pretty face who got lucky.
"Underrated"... yeah...No!
I see two clueless and biased statements at the top of this thread. Smh
I love the exchange between Keitel and Lewis after she says 'yes, I'll have another one, thank you'. Small details like that make great actors stand out!
"I didn't make a statement. I asked a question."
Takes some stones to say something like that to a person like that.
I think that and the rest of what Jacob said made Seth gain a newfound respect for him. Hence "I want you to have a drink with me."
dukevega1972 I think if the vampire shit never happened, he was going to give them a few dollars. At least enough to get home. Maybe $5000 or something. He liked Jacob after this like you said, absolutely.
Would you like me to ask it again?
@@ChaplinCo Yeah, he was definitely breaking them off afterwards. He wasn't like Jimmy. He was a hard ass because he had to be. Richie would kill for the slightest infliction.
He even said that now that buisness was done he was going to be a lot more fun to be around.
But it always bothers me, that Jacob isn't repeating the fucking to the loser
I like how Richie keeps out of the discussion, simply _observing._ I feel like, if Seth had reacted any differently to Jacobs' challenge, Richie would have lost it.
too bad clooney never acted like this again so badass
I agree it's hillariously uncharacteristic
He could’ve been Mr. Green in Reservoir Dogs. He would step up for White, Orange, and Pink, say that Eddie and Blonde were planning all of the bloodiness out to draw the cops’ attention, and survive with Mr. Pink and escape out of LA
@john templeplate love you to
@@christopheclaus8505 😂
It is insult not to drink with someone.
"I had to work with Harvey Keitel, and my character was supposed to dominate him. Now, nobody but nobody dominates Harvey on screen. I did my best, but when I look at the result, I can see him throw in a gesture, raise an eyebrow, or even take a pause, and he takes focus. That's why he's Harvey Keitel, and I'm just a lucky guy with the best job in the world." - George Clooney. To me this was the role that made me realize George Clooney could act, and looking back Harvey Keitel was a BIG part of that.
I know them both ,and , they DONT give a Sh!t anymore . That movie is like 20 +_ years old???
2:31 When jacob won seth's total respect.
And yet you wonder whether he'll bust his head open with the bottle, like in the ape plan. Masterful dialogue. So Tarantino it hurts!
Its cuz he realized he was right
George Clooney's acting was brilliant in this Classic Movie.
George Clooney is one hell of an actor.
except when he played "BatMan"
@@rudedog2378 You cant blame him too much for that. A good actor can only do so much with bad direction and writing.
@@rudedog2378 It wasn't Clooney's fault, Okay. He's still a great Batman.
George Clooney's best performance
I totally agree! Seth Gecko is undoubtedly the best character George Clooney has ever played and perhaps the most badass character created by Tarantino (despite the direction of the film being by Robert Rodriguez, the original script was written by Tarantino). This week I saw a comment where one person said that Cliff Booth, the Once Upon a Time character, is the most badass character written by Tarantino, and I said no ... the most badass character created by Tarantino was Seth Gecko, and George Clooney played this character in a way he could never repeat in his career. That was the movie and the character that put Clooney in the movies. Unfortunately after that, he declined for romantic movies and heartthrob stuff. Clooney showed unique potential in this movie and should have explored more of it. Clooney's Seth Gecko lists one of George Clooney's best movie characters and best acting. I saw this movie for the first time as a child and so far had been the best movie I've ever seen in my life so far.
Ever seen Michael Clayton?
I have a feeling that the Gecko brothers never had a reliable or less than shit father figure in there lives. I really would have liked to see Jacob and Seth talk further. Not about God or religion, but about life. I think, this was the first step to a father son dynamic between the two of them. This scene was moment in the movie where they went from being an inconvenience to respecting one another.
Agreed!!!!!
exactly, its why I hate the second half of the movie. A lot of that great chemistry and great acting got flushed down the toilet.
I mean i think the series went in depth of shit like that
I found out that hostage may have tries to kill richie with his own gun After binge watchin it on netflix i could see that in this movie idk if it connected to this tho but i see what u mean bc the ending alone with the credits rolling made me think of so much incliding Their parents
N after i forgot that this movie even exsisted (growing up shit)
Watched again then it all came to me theres a series u know.just seeing that timeless movie again literally awakend my childhood memories as the movie went on i seen exactly what i was doing at age 6 cause i caught this movie at the worst time of my life as a kid n Movies like this Made me Smile as if that was my only freedom So yea flashes of past n future came wen i caught it at 19 still thinking u know i coulda been them at age 6 i ran away from home lived in the wild really wasnt home till age 10
But soon as the movie was over tho at 19 i thought u know what was their mother father n ex wives n shit like cause i feel i developed n matured further so i gave the series a try n now i can see that
@@oathkeeperkingdom4909 what in the fuck
@@oathkeeperkingdom4909 UMMM WHAT?
One of the best scenes ever in film.
was ok. wouldn't say best ever
Tommy Coyle yup
@@costanzauk Agreed.
Kinda agree, but I kinda think "are you a faithless preacher? Or are you a mean motherfuckin servant of God?" Is on the same level.
For some reason. That scene when he slams the shot glasses, it stuck with me when I watched this movie growing up. Everytime I do shots now I wanna slam the shot glass the same way he does.
It's because the glasses are really hard to break on a wooden counter top , and it is frustration release .👍
@@rudedog2378 is that why he does it? Lmao I always just slam mine down because this scene 🤣🤣
@@rob6912 That's the screenplay doing its thing. Before this scene, some of the bouncers we are introduced to try to fight him and kick him out. But they settle their conflict. In this scene after they do shots, we are drawn to focus on Seth slamming the glass from Jacob's POV. Jacob notices it and that's why he asks why Seth is angry.
Same and I always finish my shots first.
Bro you’re not the only one haha I do the same too every time because of this scene
Her reaction to taking the shot is how I react hahaha
100% my most favorite film ever in my life!!!!!!!!!!!
Same here. FDTD is magical and surreal. And the Titty Twister is the heart and soul of the film.
George Coolney was such an badass in this movie
This scene is what made the movie for me.
This was always my favorite scene in the movie...irony being that within a few seconds 99% of everyone else favorite scene begins LOL. thanx for posting this employee of Miramax. Incidentally i interned at Dimension Films (sub of Miramax) during college who made the FDtD films for a producer by the name of Dan Gross and another fella Steve Squillante. Both were really cool guys especially Steve...really down to earth. I got him an Al Bundy: "NO MA'AM" t-shirt on my last day LOL
This has also always been a favorite scene of mine from this movie. Mostly because it has the feel of a genuine Tarantino moment in a Rodriguez film. Hence, a perfect pastiche of cinema encapsulating two unstoppable forces of nature in film making so in sync with each other, and complimenting each other so damn well. To family indeed.
Who's cooler than George Clooney in this scene?
@Aidan Gallagher yeah man he was an old school g in this scene.
That liquor
Nobody
Me.
Harvey Keitel
Love Stevie Ray Vaughn in the background Mary had a little lamb.
Sameeeeee
Stevie Rayyyy
i can't say for certain, but i don't believe that face Juliette Lewis makes is acting, that's a straight up shot of whiskey. LoL
I love Kate "yes I will have another one, thank you"
This is a movie that effectively has you like the "bad guys" and they are the ones you root for in the end (Seth and his Brother, but mainly Seth).
Yes, because there are worse "bad guys and girls" . Richie dies before he can do much good, that's the script ...I like films where you find the original "bad" guys becoming "good" to some extent.
Um when do we EVER root for Richie? He never redeems himself at any point in the movie and makes it VERY clear if given the chance, he WILL and WANTS to rape Kate and it’s only because of Seth that it isn’t going to happen. He raped and murdered the maid just a few scenes prior to this. He has a cool scene with Selma and fights a few vampires off but ROOT for him? No.
My dad was such a con artist lol he quoted so many lines from this movie growing up
I'm glad you posted this scene and it's getting all the views it has. FDTD has a lot of action and gore but it also has amazing acting and story moments like this.
one of my fav scenes, im sittin here watchin em slam down shots while i got my bottle of moonshine next to me (nothin to extreme) but it does what it pose to
Seth is a criminal and not your classic anti heroe. But I like that he doesnt bullshit, isnt afraid to stick up for himself, has a code and tries to give his word. He"s not malicious for the sake of it. And he doesn't try to abuse his hostages (not like his sick brother).
He had no problem physically and verbally abusing Jacob earlier tho lol.
1:36 my favorite part is how she lights his cigar
Any idea who the actress is?
haha i act out as clooney here when i drink with a group of people and most the time they don't get what i'm doing
+aaartnaz hell yah, this is one of the best bar drinking scenes in my opinion :)
+aaartnaz exactly
Never said do what I do I said do what I say
whaaat?
aaartnaz not gonna lie i slammed a shot glass down more than once like him. people thought i had issues 😆
fucking love Cloony in this movie LOL
Clooney and Keitel should've survived and become a vampire fighting duo.
Love this scene. This is why they should have never made a television series based on this film. This movie was enough
Plus the series took itself too seriously, even though the movie is kind of a black comedy.
Since I first saw this movie I always thought the role of Seth would've been more than perfect for a 95' Mickey Rourke. Clooney did this great but i can't help myself seeing and hearing Mickey's voice and natural badass demeanor through out the whole movie. Tarantino always wanted to cast him since Pulp Fiction but those were Rourke's damned hollywood years, is such a damn shame they never got on the same movie. Fortunately Rodriguez got him a decade later to play Marv in Sin City and he knocked it out of the park.
Everything happens for a reason. This movie is a masterpiece as it is.
The only actor I thought sucked in this movie was Quentin's... he just doesn't have the energy. The professionalism. It's not in his heart... he approved later on as he got older. Did a fine job in Django ((the side character he played in that film)), but in this movie he was overly edgy... I didn't like him, and they could of chose better, but seeing how Quentin was also a producer/ or director for this movie...? Of course he's going to have himself in it... ego thing, right...? lol
Julliete Lewis was such a great talent!
That’s oddly a profound question.
The gangster got owned by the hostage. Brilliant acting all round.
I've always had a thing for the dancer who lights Fred's cigar at 1:40. She's just as hot as Selma!
When Kate said that "she wasn't 20 yet" when Seth offered a shot, I Googled her age and she was 20 something at that time.
She said she wasn’t 21 yet. I’m pretty sure she’s supposed to be like 17-18 (the character)
Juliette Lewis was 22years old when this movie was released.
@@dereklangley8582 And she looked and acted a lot older earlier before this came out in Strange Days.
Clooney best movie..nothing else mattered before or after this.
Whatever
Seth- “Scotty you ready, here we go”
Jacob- “No you won’t”!!
Seth- “Yes he will”. “YES HE WILL”!! Cause I’m not drinking by myself 😂😂😂😂😂
2:35 truckers in the back are enjoying some sweet tunes nobody else can hear.
Well spotted I've just seen it when u commented
never knew i needed george clooney saying atta girl untill now 🙃
I like how she lit the lighter
While the majority of this movie love is due to Mrs Hayek - This shows why Harvey Keitel is so amazing.
He's such a great actor... it's hard to picture him in Bad Lieutentant while watching him in Dusk Till Dawn
Harvey Keitel + Tarantino's writting is instant gold...Mr White, Mr Wolf, and Jacob over here.
@@Jose-se9pu You forgot me?1! I'm Mr. Opaque.
I agree this was his best movie. Loved George Clooney in this movie best role.
the absolute BEST role of Clooney's career. too bad he now thinks he is "above" such roles.
best role without a doubt
Before the vampires came this movie was great
Nope. Wrong .
It's a Vampire movie.
What's the title of the movie ?
Wrong this movie was great vampires and all! 😎
Yeap.... This movie was great as it was going but the vampire twist (although cheesey), made this movie a masterpiece and is in most ppls top 5 movies of all time list, I know it's definitely on mine, plus, selma man.... that's a whooooolllleee lotta woman 😉👍
0:57 Me at a bar, when a girl rejects me
I never noticed when Jacob took off his glasses it was probably him expecting a fight to break out between him and Seth. My guess anyway
That Seth was probably gonna knock him out right then and there.
Jacob did later knock Seth on his ass, so he's more than capable.
@@spudhead169 He cheap shotted him when Seth didn't expect it
Maybe, but it also serves to stress the point.
I remember renting this movie back in 1996. Good fun.
damn this video makes me want to drink and slam the glass with him too. one of the sexiest scene of all time, clooney is definitely a guy.
deadcorpsedead Yes, he is male. But as a straight male, I can say this nigga cooler than cool.
Hi
Asian fever
Yes he is a guy.... good observation
The Best scene in the Whole Movie and the only Moment without Tension ...they finally Reach Mutual Respect just before the Storm Coming
he say fuckin loser the first time, then he said loser xD
George Clooney’s character Seth Gecko is the baddest character ever made. A hyper realistic character that has a major problem with authority, fast thinking, slick talking, doesn’t take shit from anyone in gangster type of way but loves his brother who happens to be a somewhat of as schizophrenic murdering rapist.
Bit like _Full Metal Jacket_ meets _Rain Man._
I love the way seth knocks his glass down
1:03 Great writing. Seth has all the power here, but immediately tells Jacob the unflattering truth.
That whole thing in 3 minutes. Amazing!
that stevie ray vaughn live in montreux in the backround
This movie got me deeeep into blues music
1:29 - I totally love that scene :D
Haha. 00:53 ***slam glasses down in a shave and a haircut sound***
Nice catch. If only Clooney's one slam just before it cuts to his double slams didn't throw it off
Can you explain it to me? I dont get it
I always loved Harvey Keitel, but this was the movie that made me recognize his talent and range as an actor.
Back then: why are you so agitated?
Now: do you have bipolar disorder?
I'm still stewing about that ape laying his hand on me. Best line ever.
I love when Harvey Kietel moves her hair aside, like she's woman now and only seeing it for the first time.
I love Sex Machine the most
I did too, til he cheated on me with another pistol.
Lol
never ever was Clooney cooler then like in that movie! never!
1:11-1:18 hahaha XD!!!
She did an awesome job of the expression you give when you take a shot
Clooney was so good in that role
1:30 is without a doubt the most intense scene in any movie ever!
I love it. Domino blocks + lighting cigar :D
This my kind of place. I can be a regular Here!
Thanks to this movie, I say that every time I enter a raunchy strip club 😎👍
@@jalamela2607 You build Domino houses at a mexican strip club ?!?
LoL
@@rudedog2378 play jenga actually hahaha 😅
@@jalamela2607 We did ,
5 feet of it.
Feeling where hurt , nothin physical.
@@rudedog2378 nice 👍 5ft, must've been a slow day in that joint huh?
And that little boys is called RESPECT amongst MEN
real men unlike today :(
Amen to that
@@thaistomp That sucks. /s
Harvey plays a strong man
Yes I'll have another one thank you 😊
I like how the camera zooms in at Keitel 1:50 as if it's saying"He did not just call George that!"
Love the soundtrack...stevie ray vaughan...mary had a little lamb
_”Are you such a loser you can’t tell when you’ve won?”_
_”What did you call me?”_
_”I didn’t make a statement, I asked a question…”_
Ehhh, not really. Asking a rhetorical question can very much be making an indirect statement. Good thing Seth wasn’t too bright to catch on.
Best sceene . . .
George wanted to break away from that ER image. I'd say it worked!
1:37 - 1:45 God i love this girl....
Oh yeah me too 😏
Sebastian Castellanos me three my man me three
That's because shes dancing half naked
That's tia texada. when the vampires reveal themselves as vampires her eyes turn a bright blue and frost knocks her off the table.
@@micahmarrietta2059 It's because she's dancing half naked while looking like that. It wouldn't have the same effect if Amy Schumer was doing it.
Harvey Keitel looks like that bookish guy that people make the mistake of messing with only to suddenly find themselves on the floor missing teeth.
lol exactly
0:57 😂
What a slick, crazy fucking movie!
Wouldn't you think people would kind of stay clear of this bar, especially Truckers
Bro Trucker's get a lot of action, I got three commercial
Trucker relatives in my family.
Sometimes after being out on the road so long you're eventually going to want to see some women, and with that bitch lighting up.like it does I'm sure they'd see it from the highway.
I understand what you mean, you think they would be worried about the cargo, but loneliness and horniness are a b****.
1:39, was expecting to see her front! Lucky Fred Williamson 👌👌
Legendary Scene!
definitely
This was a good movie...
Love this movie
This scene rocks
George Clooney kinda looks like Scarface
No he don’t nigga
@@iiheartdd23 he looks like Montana in this movie.....they way he’s dressed and acts like a badass....
We were promised great things after this one of the greatest movies of the 90s...
honestly my favorite scene of any movie ever
That's a a cast.
With the late great Stevie Ray Vaughn in the background.
i am a fucking idiot, i've seen this movie a handful of times but i never realized that was harvey keitel. great actor 👏🏻