Crossroads (It's Been A Long Time Willie Brown)
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- *Crossroads (It's Been A Long Time Willie Brown)
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Could you you upload the whole movie?
He died before the movie was ever released
Movie name
Its called Crossroads
K.
RIP Robert Judd (Legba)
RIP Joe Seneca (Willie Brown)
Joe Morton does an amazing job as Legba's assistant, too.
"Ain't nothin' ever as good as we want it to be!"
Damn, that's some truth right there.
Totally true! :/
As true as every word being a name .. Jesus
The Devil is speaking from his own experience.
That’s a good line. A damn good line..
delivered perfectly too
They couldn't have found a better actor to play the devil. This guy is perfect
I white dude would be more accurate.
@@Neo-ti2rz wow you’re a genius….???
RIP
He's actually not the devil. He's scratch.
@@Neo-ti2rz he appears as what you're most likely to trust. Black boys from the south ain't gonna deal with a white man.
When I was about 10 years old my grandma's brother Bill and I were sitting in the dinning room waiting for dinner. He picked up his guitar and said "let me show you something" and he played. Not songs just played. I listened to that and didn't say a word. But he could tell I liked it. Years later my mom gave me a folk guitar and a cord progression chart and I learned the fingerings and cord progressions. I didn't know how to play songs like House of the rising sun, or any of the others that my friends would play. So I was embarrassed, but when I played they never said anything so I thought I wasn't any good. I didn't know they couldn't just play music, they had to learn a song. I didn't know how good I was . I got in a car wreck when I was 26, had a stroke while I was in the hospital and someone stole my guitar. I'm 65 now, carpal tunnel syndrome and tendonitis, with some arthritis thrown in for good measure. But I still hear the music and I play in my head all the time. Devil be Damned!
I can't even remember how many times I've seen this clip but somehow it gets better each time. What I realize now is that Lucifer wasn't there for Willie... He came for the "real smart boy" as there was really nothing more that Willie had to offer. The boy on the other hand was a fresh new soul. The man who played Lucifer was masterful!
agreed. that's how good triumphs over evil. Satans greed is our advantage
u right, and was played very well! but he is legba, not lucifer
He has so many teeth.
Legal wasn't the only one. Willie new full well that he had no way of getting out of that deal on his own
You just figured that out?
One of the best devil portrayals out there. Titanic rage and greed hidden behind a big, cheery, smile.
Dont forget the unblinking stare... the combination of that smile and that stare is unnerving.
@@paulgilbert2506 "Ain't nothin' ever as good as we want it to be!" If anyone would know that fact......
@Benj Smith Productions Tried to tempt, never succeeded
@Benj Smith Productions Archive Attempted to, there’s a difference.
He never stood a chance. You can’t tempt someone with what they themselves loaned you.
4 words you would never-ever want to hear from the devil.............." I already got you ".............
That's deep
Chills me every time I watch this Classic
📠 📠📠📠📠📠
Truth is, without Christ, he already has us all. No contract needed.
@@brianstewart23that’s the beauty of the quote. “I already got you.” It’s the opposite of Jesus saying “Depart from me, I never knew you.”
This scene still sends CHILLS down my spine DECADES later .
Robert Judd played Legba to perfection. You can just feel the menace oozing out as he walks up. This is one of those times in cinema when a small part in a movie, expertly done, makes a huge difference. Not so fun fact, Robert Judd died in January of 1986, two months before the premier of Crossroads.
Stomach cancer.
You hit the nail right on the head. I love love love this movie. This scene stood out the most. I never forgot his Legba character.
RIP SIR….
Robert Judd played his role expertly ! He stood out in this movie as the best played character of all....Sad that he passed away before he could see the recognition he's received for decades since !
He didn't play the character. Judd was the character. I never expect to see anything better than that.
Ralph Macchio was always playing somebody's apprentice back in the day..
Le quedaba como anillo al dedo . Jaj
Crossroads hands down is the greatest blues movie of all-time
Thanks
Malcolm, I agree. But if you google it, you get that stupid assed Britney Spears movie of the same name! 😡. They need to fix that!
Based on a true story though lol
No doubt
Best real interpretation of Lucifer EVER that whole movie is still the most soulful and powerful movies that will EVER exist
Tim Curry in Legend has to be the best performance as Darkness
Agreed on the devil. Disagree on film as a whole.
Legba ain’t lucifer
I always qoute one of his lines, "ant nothing ever as good as you want it to be! but that any no reason to break a deal" sends chills down my spine
Derick_ D I was just gonna say that... Legba is a whole different entity...
The way the atmosphere changes when Scratch appears is a masterpiece.
this video is great!!!!
Hands down
You can hear a subtle but evil blowing breeze blowing when he walks up.
Robert Judd was on screen for probably 15 minutes or less, yet his performance was so incredibly dominant. Sinister is the word that comes to mind. R.I.P., Sir, what a shame that you never got the chance to appreciate how over the years we've come to love your legendary performance.
That is not papa legba. That is Met Kalfou.That is all wrong. You also meet Kalfou at a littla before 12 midnight . Papa is met at the crossroads during the day time.
Absolutely sir!!! 👍🏼👍🏼
Truth right there. As a 14 year old guitar student, I found him terrifying.
@@l.d.jackson6755
Pacino was a cartoon character in ‘Devil’s Advocate’, one ham-fisted scene after the next. Mr. Judd was quietly menacing in this scene, dapper and smiling.
Very cheery and jovial and downright sinister!
After all these years, I realize now the "devil" and the "deal" is representative of record producers and promoter types. You sign on the line and "The Man" gotchyu. Then you get shelved for the next hot act, while they own the rights to your music, aka your soul.. A promise of fame, and riches. But the only pay you get is someone saying "he's good" and the only fame you get is an article in the paper, maybe once or twice. I love this movie. It inspired me soo much, once upon a time. I still can't get enough.
Nah....This is an actual southern folklore, based on a real man.
Absolutely love the way Scratch comes out of nowhere. Eugene has to shoulder things and there's no certain outcome....just a great depiction of Lucifer.
greatest trick the devil ever pulled off was getting everybody to believe he didn't exist.
The HE in this does not mean the devil . When we question the existence of anyone it is God who's existence we question . So in my opinion the " he doesn't exist " = God doesn't exist
you is woke fr
The greatest trick the preacher ever pulled off was making you fear the devil more than him. Freedom has a price. It's worth every penny.
I pray that my beloved wife believes there is no satan I pray that she give over to the Lord Jesus and ask forgiveness and repent and turn away for sin
Nope. The greatest trick the devil ever pulled off was getting Steve Vai to make all those mistakes......
The unmistakable sound of Ry Cooder's guitar. Love it.
great!!!
First time I ever heard him. Love prodigal son blues
I never heard of him till a movie called "The Long Riders".
Starring the Quaids, the Keachs, & the Carradines, and the Guests.
Always, always! When i see this clip - i'm ending up watching the whole movie all over again! And i never regret it!
Legba is the Haitian name for Elegua, (the Yoruba west African) God of the crossroads. A trickster, Christians told them he was the devil, so they syncretized him with the devil and kept worshiping him anyway. And then hundreds of years after black slaves were brought to the south, this story emerges, about a black musician meeting with the devil at the crossroads. Amazing how certain aspects of cultures survive.
@opinunate ted: Good story, good explanation. In Caribbean Latin culture Eleguà, Changò and other African deities of ancestral spirit worship are still venerated by Santeros or those who practice Santerìa.
I thought anansi was the trickster?
Ase
Cool
You are missing the other God of the Crossroads Cary for the one associated with dark things Papa legba is associated with Christ not the devil I'm using talk-to-text is not translating it correctly I said Carrie for it and it comes out Carrie for instead of Carrie for still not print ing it right
I still have Crossroads on VHS! Still a great movie.
This movie didn’t get enough credit. One of my favorites!
are you still driving that truck with a demon on your front bumper while the lightning strikes and the thunder roars?
This layed back devil is scarier than any fire breathing version portrayed in other movies .
"Guess there aint much hope at all for Willie Brown." Bone chillin!
Such an amazing performance. If Hollywood remakes this, we riot.
There are too many things in this movie that would not be allowed. Crooked black cops, underaged intercourse and I'm sure their are other things in here as well.
This scene is so scary if you understand it. The first two were demons. They can take on human form.
Scary??? I thought this was about the guitarist named Robert Johnson?
I guess I need to watch the movie to understand. I’m trying to see how the first 2 people were demons.
@@jrsmith1998 its about willie brown who is referenced in a robert Johnson song. He made a deal with the devil after Johnson told him how. The devil's assistant comes to see you at the crossroads when you play, then the devil appears
@@jrsmith1998 because the "assistant" already had this same face when Robert was 17, he didn't age at all and is still doing the same job.
also because the first two laughed at them. mocking them. just as demons do.
I've always loved (Legba/Scratch) Robert Judd's acting and role in this movie, he was perfect. His big smile and hollow unchanging eyes literally staring into your soul as prey. The subtle eerie facial expression changes. Haunting!
this movie is simply a lot of inspiration for many musicians!
I love how when Willie informs him 'the deal is off', Scratch is half way through pulling out the contract to inform him of the contrary lol
Haha.. scratch knew what was going to be discussed and how it was going to go down.. he was there for “lightning “
"Nothing is ever as good as you expect it to be Bluesman!"
The gentleman that played Legba should have won a Oscar for this.
great!!!
Diddy granddaddy
That's my thought as well
The tall fellow in the black suit -- Legba -- was Robert Judd.
Great brief career actor. Didn't do much work. Not sure why. But he should have. He just reeks of being a great villain. He should've been in a John Wayne or Clint Eastwood film. Quite convincing. Died of stomach cancer before the movie Crossroads was even released (from what I've read). This was actually a wonderful film from start to finish.
Amazing actor 🙂🙂
As a guitar player for 30 years this is still my favorite movie of all time . When I was a much younger man it took me over a month to get the final scene down note for note . I'm a huge fan of Vai and Cooter . Just a great movie and inspiration. Thanks for posting .
The way that his demeanor switched from menacing 2 rage back 2 almost benevolence is smooth as hell. THAT GRIN!!!!!
The devil comes as the most beautiful thing you had ever beheld. Remember that.... and in the words of one of the greatest guitar players who ever existed, just step back and let the angels do it.
Much love, God bless.
The gentleman who played the devil is probably my all-time favorite portrayal ever. The subtle undertones of rage and cruelty is hard for satan to mask for too long. Awesome!
Well said!
There's no physical evidence that any of that shit is true, mankind has made up a lot of shit over the years and everybody is just blindly believed it. If there is some sort of Truth to some of it fine, but we can't make a lot of shit up and it's just ridiculous
@@youtoo2233 I bet you're the "life" of the party . . .
Following your logic to it's inevitable conclusion, everything in existence is "real" . . . . thiiiink abouuuut iiiiit.
Ya ... the devil ain't real .
You know that ! 😉
I have to agree my second guy is Robert De Niro in Angel Heart
I don't understand how there could be 1.4k dislikes in my opinion this is one of the all time great movie's
Facts
They're all Jack Butler fans.
@@danielsmith8527 Still, he does shine in this movie, it’s not like he didn’t put up a good fight 😂
The actor playing legpa plays this role brilliantly and is super underrated for this performance... amazing psychology
Yep. He's pretty intimidating and scary when you think about it. His subtle, sinister undertones, his deal making ways, classic manipulation tactics, sadism, cruelty, underlined rage, he's definitely the movie's equivalent to the devil. Willie sold his soul on a dream he hoped to achieve but while Scratch got the money, fame and glory, Willie got nothing but his harmonica.
“Ain’t nothing ever as good as we want it to be.”
Best life lesson I ever learned.
GREAT!!!!
I like the background wind howl and growling of the earth like its open and ready for souls
Me and friend of mine watched this movie back in the early 90's. we're both guitar players and aspiring songwriters. and we were so inspired by "Crossroads" that we wrote a song kind of similar to the plot of the movie. it it took us two days. On the 2nd night we were drinking Jack Daniels and after numerous frustrating recordings to get it right. We walked to the Graveyard which was not to far from my house in a misting rain. Our other friend who was also the lead singer of the band died in a car wreck and was buried there. we finished the bottle, and then left the picks we used to write the song. Under his tombstone, and walked home. Its still to this day. one of the best songs we've ever wrote together. wish we could have done something with it. RIP Pual.
Oi amigo!!!! que bela história, creio que fizeram sim, essa musica que voces compuseram foi pra ele!!!! um abração !!!! inscreva-se no canal!!!
I once went to the graveyard besides my sisters grave one day and asked god for a sign, that same night my family’s and I most adored cousin died and is currently buried right where I sat and asked
One of my favorite movies. Very underrated. Awesome soundtrack
"Ain't nothin' ever the way we want it- but that ain't no reason to break a DEAL!"
"I'm just calling his bluff", that's the funny thing, the Devil never bluffs.
The actor who played Legba (Robert Judd) was excellent and scary. I read the wikipedia and the actor Robert Judd was suffering from stomach cancer during filming. Takes a special person to be fighting cancer and still show up and deliver his performance without no one knowing what hell he is going though. RIP. Mr. Judd and Mr. Seneca
I saw this when I was a kid and I found the devil in this creepy in a real subtle way. I think it's my favorite portrayal. Most movies do the devil over the top, a more subdue version is much more scary.
The devil character in the movie “End of Days” wasn’t too bad of a performance , but nothing like this was !
Put on the full armor of God ...
The only armor on sale is a puny codpiece, probably leftover from Jesus or his lisping, limpwristed boyfriend.
@@plantcuisine6924 you are so wrong!
Amen
Ephesians 6
There's no armor gonna save you from this, this is signing a contract, he owns you. I've heard several musicians having done it.
"You get me."
"Oh, I already got you."
Brilliant.
"If you playin it right, he's gonna come around." He was definitely playing it right, I love that sequence.
One of the best interpretations of the devil in cinema
this movie is something else, i love blues so much and there is plenty of blues on this movie, the old man is for sure gifted, these movies are a rare germ, watched the full movie in Botswana
very nice!!!!
Ralph macchio is a really underrated actor . He's really talented doesn't get enough respect in the industry I love all his movies. He should make more movies
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Teachers his most underrated movie karate kid epic. New series not so much but beer league
That’s because he sold his soul to the orange devil...lol...!!!
Did you notice how the background sound effects changed when Legba (Scratch) walked into the scene? kinda eery. Love this movie!!!!
Love this film my dad was a blues player and called William . I used to call him willie brown ❤️
Such a charming movie.
In my opinion, this is the greatest depiction of Lucifer ever put on film...
Well, if it ain't... it will do till the real deal gets here! When you think of all the Oscar and Bafta winning scenes... they are grud compared to this master piece ^
I still have nightmares about him just like when i was a kid
Yes...
You guys are scares of him? I dress like that every day. Dead serious.
@@pappagetti you don't look like him.
25 years harp player. The number of nights in pubs and clubs, jumping on stage to improvise. Jesus, those ten little holes have given me so many memories.
"I already got you!" Crossroads was a very underrated film. Hadn't watched this movie in probably 25 years or so but I remember every frame.
One of my Dads favorite movies. Ill see you soon Dad.
There's been ALOT of epic Satan/Devil performances. BUT only a few were SPECIAL.
Robert Judd nails it & is right there with Viggo Mortensen~TheProphecy.
~~Constantine's peter stormare did a good job with an overly overt Satan.
Stormare is one of my fav actors.. He played an amazing Ernst Röhm
in a Nazi movie..
~~RichMarzeni said it beautifully " The subtle undertones of rage and cruelty is hard for satan to mask for too long"
And Robert Judd showed that. You can see his malice and darkness along with greed & wit.. bravo!
One of my favorite scenes from any movie, it’s an incredible build up to the climactic duel scenic.
Such a tragedy that Robert Judd, who OWNS this scene, passed away before the movie was even released.
*YOU GOT WHAT YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO GET BLUESMAN!!*
*AIN'T NOTHING EVER AS GOOD AS WE WANT IT TO BE!!*
_(...that's the hardest thing a person must realize while growing up)_
Now that is a very factual and profound statement right there Electron. Well said!
@@MATTNMEMPHIS agreed Sirs.
If the dialectical antithesis of the statement is true, then it is equally a lie.
that's what eastern philosophies like Zen , Buddhism etc- Christian meditation all seek to free the person from want, and desire and materialism
amen brother live is bitch
His change from anger to calm when he says “ but that ain’t no reason to break a deal “ with that smile .The first I saw that at 10 years old I really got scared the acting was so good
Fantastic choice of actors in this film.
Still one of the greatest guitar movies of all time.
Yes Sir! 🎸
I was 13 when I saw this movie the first time. Robert Judd was so damn good that my undeveloped imagination immediately replaced the horns &pitchfork with a smooth takin, cool walkin, Mississippi blues man...lol...At least 100 viewings and 30years later, he still scares the shit out of me RESPECT!
The lick he plays is absolutely chilling. Its easy to be distracted by what happens after but it's undoubtedly the best underlying part of the scene.
Growing up this was one movie my father and I could watch together ❤
I got that movie for about 30 years. i think i must have seen a hundred times. this scene still makes shivers down my spine
Um filme sobre o melhor estilo musical do mundo, chamado blues.
Muitos não estão prontos para essa discussão ! Mais concordo com vc
Definitely the most underrated movie of all time. I saw it about 40 years back...and it was an education for me. This crossroads scene still haunts me..🎼🎵🎶🎸
"Jack Butler's gonna like you" (Classic!!)
One of my all time favorite movies. The portrayal of Lucifer by Robert Judd is golden with that “try me if you want to voice”, cocky smile and over confident laugh...priceless!
Keep posting
“I already got you” that line is hilarious lmao
I use to play this for my Grandfather everyday 🥲
This movie is an all time classic. Watched it many times, and now my children are of an age to appreciate it.
Menacing yet subtle portrayal of old scratch. Love this movie!
I had this movie on VHS. This and the "barn scene" were always worth a rewind
One of the best movies of the 80s IMHO.
One of the best scenes ever filmed.
Hands down, THE best depiction of The Devil in modern film history. Robert Judd, the actor portraying the Devil in this scene, passed away just prior to the release of this movie in 1986. His exact age was unknown, but best guess was he was either 59, or 60.
Life is a matter of choices down at the crossroads
Very, very good acting. RIP both of these greats 👍
Even as a kid Scratch creeped me out.
Any other 80s movies as good as this one? This is a true gem 💎
Its Believed the blues man Robert Johnson, meet the devil at the cross roads and it was there he sold his souls to the devil.. They say the devil took Roberts guitar and "tuned" it and when he gave it back to Robert he had the ability to play like no other man had ever played before.
Damn that is crazy
Yeah, or, he just went away and practiced like crazy until he got as good as he did!
@@jamesbyersmusic Naah.
Every time I hear recordings of Robert Johnson I want to tune his guitar too. I want to like him so badly because of the heritage. But damn, tune your freaking guitar!
*"Real good guitar playerrrrNamed Jack Butler"*
Alltime best delivered line. It's genius
I love this movie have watched it a thousand times
I cant find it anywhere saw it years ago
Saw this when 14 and it changed my life
Nov. 16, 2019----Robert Judd, the guy who plays Scratch....man, he had that part NAILED! And no doubt this is how the devil would look like, full of "smiles" and so scary that a great white shark would flee in fear.
My lil homie look like a young version of Scratch!!!! His smile look like one of my drawings LMAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣!!! Scratch is an old school pimp name...damn the smile scares the sharks away....make a rattlesnake slang his rattle....make a pitbull look like a chiuahuah
If you grew up there, this will give you goosebumps. At least.
I'd forgotten about this movie. What a great scene.
I love this the movie crossroads this is my favorite movie Ralph macchio he's my favorite actor I love when he played in this movie I love Willie Brown this movie was. Hit
Willy looks what I expect Moses looked like. Man, that dude that played devil
... on point.
Oh I get us there real quick, and that smile. Best actor
This should got an oscar
I saw this movie. Once. In the theatre and man alive it's still in my head.
Totally great movie. Loved it.
Love this movie been looking for it everywhere
This is one of my absolute favorite movies. Everyone is great and Steve Vai crushes it as The Devil’s guitarist. I always look for this movie but whenever I see “Crossroads” on the guide it’s always the stupid Brittany Spears movie!
Same here, great movie
Right and im noy looking for that crossroads at all!!
Go to crossroads 1985
Hahaha... hilarious!
maybe thats an implication
1 of Thee Greatest Scenes Ever!!
Great movie! Seen it over 50 times, unfortunately it never got the respect it deserves.
I agree. One of my favorite movies