Gangs of New York: Amsterdam kills Bill the Butcher
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- Опубліковано 30 гру 2021
- Amsterdam (Leonardo DiCaprio) uses his father’s knife to kill Bill (Daniel Day-Lewis).
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So glad the swears were bleeped out! I was showing my toddler a man getting knifed to death and I didn't want him hearing any profanity!
Lol
LO Double L
"We train men to drop fire on people but our comanders won't allow us to write Fuck on their airplanes because its obscene".
🤣🤣🤣
It's just youtube ToS. No swearing means af revenue. It's not much more than that
Where are we as a society when we can see a guy get shot 10 times and another get stabbed 3 times but the S word has to bleeped out?
The end
I’d honestly prefer having a few swears bleeped to see the violence in all its glory.
A society obsessed with war and violence
A society that is blind to it's own Shadow
Well thats the US of A. Here in Europe we are a bit more relaxed about that ;)
We all know Daniel won 3 Best Actor Oscar's during his career but his performance in Gangs was right up there with any of his wins. That and "Stay alive.....I will find you!"
No, "There will be blood" is masterpiece by DDL
@@tusharkumar8750 True that. DDL best movies 1 There will be blood, 2 My Left foot, 3 Gangs of New york forr me. But yeah thats just my oppinion.
DDLs best role is the greatest performance in cinema history so take your pick Christy Brown, Hawkeye, Bill the Butcher, Daniel Planview or Abraham Lincoln
@@johnrockyryanor Gerry conlon
Everything in the scene is so powerful, but man. The hand's embrace until the end, is something out of the world
Bill The Butcher was rocking the very first du rag lol
Daniel Day-Lewis was so committed to this scene, that he allowed DiCaprio to stab him in the liver.
No he didn't
@@davconelectric yeah he did. That’s why Day Lewis didn’t appear in another film for many years.
no, he broke his nose. he didn't stab him.
@@LloydWaldo you're confused
@@davconelectric absolutely not confused. I haven’t been this sure of something since Michael Mann had Robert De Niro rob an actual bank during the filming of Heat, not for they scene, but to pay for the film.
Day-Lewis should have won (just nominated) the Oscar for that year for this role.
and every Oscar since. For the same role.
Everyone who was nominated that year was better than Brody, but Hollywood was really loving Roman Polanski that year.
Maybe the academy decided that they couldn't have an Englishman winning it every year.
The Oscars have gotten too political.
His whole life for that moment when he killed the butcher, probably didn’t feel as good as he thought it would.
It almost never does.
@@volourn9764 Almost.
afterwards he was like....wait...what do I do now
He was kinda a father to him.
Daniel will go down as one of the greatest actors of all time..
He is already Imo, a true thespian
Nah.
He's too corny.
He over-emotes like that guy who runs Canada.
@@flyingjackcarpentry9394 or that guy who still cries over losing in 2020 in US...
@@d3monoidphenomenon102 lots of great ac tors in this flim
@@venyredun5221 man I wish that orange mean tweeter was back right about now...
It almost seems at the end when Bill sees both sides of the gangs helping each other's wounded, it completely defeats him. As if he understands finally that there are no real differences, just people trying to survive, and when a greater threat emerges those rivalries are insignificant and quickly put aside so everyone can pull together. It goes against everything he fought for especially when its the Americans own government that was the greater threat. In the end, the Irish he despised so much helped his own Natives without hesitation and vice versa.
And here we are today. Our division will be our undoing.
All I ever wanted, was to be left alone. Let me fend for myself. You do you. However, they just couldn't just let me be. Apparently, when you are poisoned with so much greed, lust, and power, it creates an emptiness in your soul. It creates a thirst that can never be quenched. If the world isn't enough for you, you will become a slave to your own corruption.
I don't want this. I want peace. But some folks cannot be reasoned with. The darkest days in humanity are about to begin. Subjugation is anticipated, resistance will be inevitable. Blood will be spilled. Innocence will be slain. There will be horrors and terror beyond what is imaginable. When it's over, no one wins. We all lose.
I will nurture and protect my garden. There is good in this world and it must be defended. My God, at what a cost.
Bill is the person who divides America. He believes that by birth right you are automatically special, that no one can come up in the world unless accepted by the ruling power. Bill is the man who steals resources then calls himself a hero when he gives portions of the resources back and anyone who defies him labeled a villain to his America. His story continues now, but instead of "The Natives," they are called nationalist.
Canada is winning btw
@@AcceptTheNull No the people who are trying to divide Americans are doing so based on race and are called BLM/ANTIFA/Democrats/socialists. Conservatives are fighting against the racism of the left and don't see race, we see citizenship.
@@masongregory278 You are an optimist.
This is the prequel to Titanic, right?
The sequel. Jack survived and went to New York
Daniel Day-Lewis has been, hands down, one of the finest actors of all time. The way he seamlessly goes from surprise, to shock, to visible sadness, to just sheer wit and sarcasm in his final words (to hide this disappointment in how he perceives everything he believed in having gone to Hell around him, and just preferring to allow himself be finished by his enemy instead to avoid the shame)… he will be sorely missed in the acting world, but, the way things are, it was probably for his own good…
Now that you mention it, I think you're right. He should be more recognized.
@@elaw2414
He HAS been widely recognized and acclaimed; and, among many other awards, has 3 Best Actor Oscars…
Check out There Will be Blood. Somehow, he's slightly better in that movie than this one.
@@JoseBYOB
I’ve seen There Will Be Blood. Two completely different roles.
Thats why he is the goat imo not only is he a chameleon who can transform into any character but the subtly and detail he puts into his characters making them feel like real people is second to no one
This is actually how a standard Tuesday in San Francisco looks today.
Though they’d be carrying Nike’s and flat-screen TV’s.
Does everybody wear flowers in their hair?
@@neilj6322
no, they have a joint resting on one ear. a syringe stuck into one arm. holding a bottle of steel reserve malt liquor. and they are squatting and defecating into a gutter 30 feet away from a preschool. now i hear they are gonna get free crack pipes from the Biden admin. the residents will also have to house these people or be called a sexist, racist, xenophobe, etc.
That's not true..there's no drug needles everywhere and gay butt sex in the open
You aint kidding I got chased and harassed by a bunch of transgengers. They kept yelling Cis and said they wanted to split my log. Not even kidding. Very scary
Man, they really went all out in the West side story remake.
My favorite is Leo DiCaprio as Maria
Different story.
The Five Points is on the East Side, though....
Da Sharks now sleep with da fishes!
The last scene was a crazy refocus that I didnt expect. The last battle when Bill and Amsterdam realize that all is lost and their version of NY is destroyed and will never be the same.
A bit annoying because as far as I'm aware the union never actually bombarded new york durring the riots.
At 1:31 you see Bill obviously holding a knife. With what we saw earlier in the movie that he is capable of, it's safe to assume he could have gotten Amsterdam first, but chose not to. As if he took one look around him seconds prior, and thought to himself that he didn't want to be a part of this anymore, and just let Amsterdam take his life. Little attention to detail like that is what makes this movie one of the best.
Just like bill saying this shits for the birds, I’m out.
He wanted an honorable death, to bleed for his place in America. He never had a son and he gave the kid a chance to "have a heart" to be a real man.
He was tired of such Blood. Amsterdam thristy of revenge
@@barbarablue2571 Bill wasn't tired of blood. He realized in this moment that he really was a "relic of the ancient law"; he realized the old world he represented, the world of honorable hand to hand combat, blood debts, etc.- that world was over and modernity was beginning to take form around them. The sacred laws of combat no longer apply in that new modern world, when the government is more than capable of wiping everyone off the map if they wanted to- hence all the police interfering in this scene. The new modern world belongs to the them, not the people, and certainly not to street gangs anymore. The ancient law is dead. It's why the final shot of the movie shows big 21st century skyscrapers replacing everything, burying it beyond memory. Bill did not want to be a part of this new world, full of cowards and politicians. He would never get an honorable death in that world. So he took this as his one last chance to die honorably, to die with the old world.
He was also already mortally wounded. That's what he's looking at the wound and nodding for. He's a butcher after all, he knows. No point in taking someone he respects down with him, he's already dead.
I never wanted Daniel Day lewis to die so bad. Such an amazing bad guy in this movie, man so violent but so awesome
At least he was honored by being buried next to his father who he murdered many years ago.
I wanted him to kill Di Caprico, one of the worst good guy character ever.
@@shschesschamp what the hell are you talking about? He never murdered his father. He said the British did…
@@bigc1202 Did you not watch the beginning of the movie? He put his blade in his father and he bled out.
@@shschesschamp ah my bad, the way you wrote it gave me a seizure. With the whole not being specific, and no punctuation and what not.
These guys came back from Gettysburg, they won't take anymore shit.
Someone needs to write a script to lure Mr. Lewis back into acting. Were being robbed of this mans talent.
no decent scripts for the man to work his magic. all of it is PC/diversity crap to brainwash the masses
@@rileydd08 well said
Wtf? Why are you so selfish? The man doesn't wanna do it. No one can convince him. What are you gonna do? Wrap an electric collar around his neck and shock him if he doesn't act?
I'll try
We weren't robbed, he gave us over 20 films. He's also 64 years old now.
In Bill's earlier monologue with Vallon, he talks about surviving an encounter with the Priest where, before the Priest could kill him, Bill looks away, and the Priest, being "a great man," allows him to live so that he would live in shame. This was a defining moment for Bill, and even though Bill cut out his own eye, sending it to the Priest before finally killing him, you get the sense that his shame never left him. Where he had hoped for absolution, he wound up with only grief and shame after killing such an honorable man. Then, in this scene where Vallon exacts his own revenge, we see Bill's body turn over abruptly so that he can face his killer as he dies. This is the absolution that Bill sought, and it is granted to him. What we are not shown is whether it was Vallon or Bill himself who takes this action of turning his body over. It's an interesting way of both granting Bill the agency of ridding himself of the burden of shame and granting Vallon one final gesture of allowing his enemy to die honorably. If we can't determine who actually took the action, then it is up to us, in which case we can assume both actions have taken place. The type of filmmaking that gives you relatable villains who have complex relationships with the heroes, where there is grey area between hero and villain, is great at evoking strong, conflicting emotions as the action reaches a conclusion that raises more questions than it answers. Incredible acting and directing at work here.
Great comment! I honestly don't think Bill had the strength two eye blinks away from death to have flipped over that fast. It had to be Amsterdam turning him. Which I think is the perfect ending to such a brilliant scene and beautiful movie. By the end of this scene both of them had made peace with that which had driven and defined them all their lives. Bill with resisting the new way of the world, and Amsterdam with the idea that Bill was an evil, larger than life bogeyman. He was always ever human, for better or worse, and so was Amsterdam. Which is why I think he turned Bill to avoid taking such a great honor from him as facing his opponent. And that's reflected even more in the fact that he buried him right next to Priest.
It's a shame Daniel Day Lewis isn't acting anymore. he's that kind of actor who always delivers a fantastic role, maybe even comparable to Marlon Brando.
He isn't acting anymore because he... died in his role. He took acting too seriously, I guess.
DDL is a far better actor than Brando, not even close.
They are both “method” actors
Home acted for 47 years. That is plenty.
@@TravisDoesKayakFishing Who is Home?
This was a weird movie. I loved it. Everyone's performance was terrific.
This was weird and unexpected and just epic but hardly anyone has seen it.
@@pabbischannel8812 WRONG, it was a hit when it came out. Was nominated for multiple awards.
@@nunyabidness3429 I mean lately
Yeah really weird, not my fav but still great.
This was a weird comment. I didn't mind it. The comments were OK.
Bill clutched Vallon's hand because he felt that he wronged him and his family. From another perspective, he was also passing on the baton of the passion and ferocity he had in defending the way of life to Vallon
I think it was much simpler. Bill did not want to die alone.
William pool died 8 years before the draft riots, you should try reading a few history books.
Amazing scene. Bill was kind of a father to Amsterdam. The way he held his hand as he died speaks of a kinship.
Irony is that the man that killed his father- became a father figure to the man himself…
The ❤ of a father is the masterpiece of Nature...
The civil strife interrupting the fight was a bit of a bummer. Really wanted to see the Dead Rabbits put a hurt on the Bowery Boys.
As much as I can sympathize, I understand why they subverted our expectations there. It's to indicate the times are changing. Gangs no longer run the streets. The same message gets driven in the end as Butcher and Vallon's graves get quickly overtaken by weeds and buried in the dirt as the modern city grows around them.
That was the point though. It was about the Union destroying the old identities people had, making a new world out of an old one.
I agree, "subverting expectations" is horseshit. They could have the Union come in at the end, but instead they just ruin the buildup of the entire movie. Love the movie, hate the ending
I agree, I never did like the ending to this movie
Is something to be expected, since the movie was a drama, not an action movie. Was to point out that there is no place for gangs and the division they were eager to keep was just putting the progress on hold. The army putting a violent stop to everything [the strife and the gang battle] including the old ways.
The fact that this movie is 20 years old floors me
He grabs his hand at the end like he was his only friend. DDL is so freaking good.
He pretty much loved Vallon like a Son and died with Honor by the hands of the kid of the Man he admired
Always bugged me in this movie how we nearly had another giant gang battle but then the canons interrupted it all
The wonderful thing about this movie is how it frames historical events. Just like people at the time, we are swayed one way or another to see who is good or bad based on the lens we view it from. In the movie we're seeing the triumph of a young hero against a personification of evil, while the government uses terrible force to end the time and bring in a new era. Today we have the blessing of being able to see things through a historical frame, and can often see that everyone involved was a scumbag being put down. This is nothing new in film and stories, but this move deliberately plays with our viewpoint in a way that is symbolic to people at the time, and I think it's kind of rare to be pulled off so successfully.
In this movie they were criminals.
In reality those that died in the draft riots were poor underprivileged men who didn’t have the financial means to buy their way out of the war as so many more well off families were able too.
You have a skewed view of history my friend, it would serve you well to have another go at these events.
@@FormerGovernmentHuman Divide et impera. The powers that be will always find ways to divide us so we kill each other while they eat caviar and smoke stogies.
@@FormerGovernmentHuman It was largely a pogrom against black people by new citizens who had signed onto a new country but then refused o defend it... seems kinda criminal to me
@@GeneralAdvance What? The U.S.'s WASPs were so hateful that Kennedy being Irish Catholic was still an issue in the 1960s. The Irish didn't just show up and riot about having to fight to free black people, they were trying to escape a famine exacerbated by people who kept them in the dark about *everything* (British WASPs). Most of them arrived with no idea wtf the Civil War was about, let alone it even happening at the time, and had the men press-ganged the second they walked off the boat.
@@GeneralAdvance Too bad william poole aka bill the butcher died 8 years before the draft riots, perhaps you should attempt at educating yourself on history before you try to talk about it.
Never understood how William Poole could hate legal immigrants yet his parents were legal immigrants.
Gangs of New York is so underrated.
Daniel Day-Lewis made DiCaprio look like a B actor
In the edited version the blood spray from Bill is cut out so all of the sudden Leo is just covered in blood for no reason. LOL!
Leo always has to do that ridiculous scream of his in every single movie he's in.
As always, I thank UA-cam for censoring a swear word just after showing someone having their head blown off.
UA-cam doesn't do the censoring genius
@@OMR6468 UA-cam's policy is to demonetize videos with swears, but not videos with violence. What we are seeing is UA-cam's policy.
He allowed young Vallon to be the one who killed him. He gave him the vengeance he wanted. Bill could’ve easily killed him. He was defeated by external influences that overpowered them and rather than live under it he’d rather die. Respect.
He understood the poetry of it all. For 15 years he thought he had killed the Priest and he was gone forever. However, Priest got him back eventually. Time to go see his greatest rival and maybe the only man, however paradoxical it may seem, that he thinks understood him and vice versa.
@@lesserson2182 in IRL a gunshot killed him at the age of 33 real name William Poole aka bill the butcher
Yeah, you see at 1:48 that Bill had a big knife in his hand that he didn't use. At the very least, he could have taken Leo's character with him if he wanted to.
Or as Ali G would say, "r3sP3k".
Bill was already dead. Remember the scene when he shows him how to stab the pig. That shrapnel wound was in the kidney. That's a kill.
Those same troops just came back from Gettysburg. They in the mood for zero shit.
The Warriors would have kicked all their asses.
😂😂
And this is why we have Thanksgiving.
😂
He didn’t even block Bill from stabbing him. He grabbed him by the bicep. Maybe that was supposed to mean something I guess.
I think he knew he was mortally wounded. That last smile he gives Amsterdam basically says "come on, finish me off." Him holding his hand after he had been stabbed symbolized the love he still had for Amsterdam.
The directing in this movie is really really good & the cast just as good.
That being said, Daniel Day Lewis killed every single scene he was in, brilliant. His acting was really really good too….
Back in the day when it was safer to walk the streets of New York.
That bleep is one of the most unintentionally hilarious things I’ve ever seen given the context
Such a great movie.
The real 'bill the butcher' was shot in the heart where the bullet stayed till he died a few days later. Even the doctors said it was unnatural to live that long with a bullet in the heart. His last words really were , goodbye bhoy's I die a true American.
Shang draper
Hellcat Maggie
Happy jack
Mike mcgloin
Monk mcginn/ based on monk eastman
All real people as are a lot of the characters in this film.they just took a lot of liberties with with time periods.
most of them weren't even alive at the same time
@@logana1999 Who cares?? Never said the movie was historically accurate or even 'based on true events' its pure fiction.
Happy Jack wasn’t tall but he was a man
How do u know bro?
Andrew Jackson lived for many years after having a bullet lodged very close to his heart. He never got it removed.
Footage of when martial law was first declared.
Is Bill (the fictionalised version in this movie) really that tough? The entire movie everyone he takes down is either sticking a knife in them from behind or else getting his goons to soften them off first, the only fair fight he mentioned was the one prior to the movie with Priest where he was beaten almost to death.
Bill the butcher was a real person, iirc his name was William Cutter but he was definitely a badass, it took people pulling guns out in a fistfight to finally kill him and I’m pretty sure that the movie quote are his accurate last words, “thank god I die a true American”
@@willhall796 That's why I said the fictionalised version in the movie, there was a real Bill (whose real surname was actually Poole) but this movie took a lot of liberties.
Watch the last fight scene again start a few minutes before this clip. Amsterdam (DiCaprio) doesn't stand a chance against Bill The Butcher in their 1 on 1 fight. The Butcher gets hit by an artillery shell before he can kill Amsterdam and the wounds would have killed him anyway. Amsterdam stabbing him was basically a mercy killing.
As for "stabbing people in the back" in the 1860s medicine was very crude and most importantly there were no antibiotics.
Any injury from a weapon could be life threatening or at least life altering.
You can kill a man who isn't nearly as good a fighter as you, but all he has to do is get 1 decent shot in with an dirty knife and you could easily lose your limb or die from infection in those days.
The Butcher was smart to not make a habit out of hand to hand combat in the streets. No matter how good you are, your luck will run out after a dozen fights or so.
"Fair Fight?" If that was a real concept, I'd say it was for suckers. I always taught my kids that there is no such thing, and if a person wants to hurt you, then you hurt them first, harder. If you get them down don't let them up, and use a club, rock or tool to make sure you win. Someone is always stronger or faster. I want to be smarter and first, not fair.
@@aw8388 so you taught your kids to murder...
Very bloody and ruthless gang fighting in this movie.
Bill was already dead from that wound,it was more a "come full circle thing" having Amsterdam finish him in a similar manner that Bill finished Priest Vallon years earlier.
Amsterdam 20 years later with a picture of Bill the Butcher on the mantle…”This was a great man, this Bill the Butcher”
One of my favourite films Marty Scorcese and DDL doing period pieces and Leo did pretty good too.
loved the way he let him take his revenge.great movie
He let him! I don't think so.
@@declantiberiuskelly1263 I think he did let him. Bill pulls his knife out as if to say , "COME ON, lets finish this". Then doesn't even try to use it? Lets the boy finish him off!! Hmmm??
@@declantiberiuskelly1263 he let him,,on one leg bill would still murder Amsterdam
@@kennylake6526 He wanted to die with a weapon in his hand. It would be shameful if the boy kills a defenseless Bill. This way the boy can live on with honor.
Daniel Day Lewis is AMAZING in this movie!!!!!
My favorite part,"The Time Lapse"from the grave showing how New York changed over time.I'm soo glad Cameron Diaz returned to acting,she's a personal favorite and she has been missed by many...
She's retired again bro, this was twenty years ago
@@starwarsroo2448 Sorry bro,you must not have seen the movie she's making with Jamie Fox,she's very much BACK...
Jamie Fox talked her into coming OUT OF RETIREMENT,look up the story...
It was 2002 I KNOW,I saw this movie in theater...
@@thomasjones4265 can't imagine her having much of a career now
and we wonder why there's so much violence in real life?
Binge Society Logic
Show Man getting shot to hell.
Show another man go limp as he’s repeatedly rifle butted to death.
Censor swear words……
There are people who profit greatly from us being desensitized to violence and having our ability to express our thoughts and feelings limited.
The second guy the soldiers killed... was it Stephen Graham ? He gets everywhere that bloke. Band of Brothers, Boardwalk Empire, Snatch, Pirates of the Caribbean, The Irishman, Rocket Man, Line of Duty, Peaky Blinders... not bad for a scouser
@@adrianmanship2546 Yup it is.
Would have been badass if after Amsterdam pulls the blade out, Bill says "That's a kill".
I thought the exact same thing when I was watching this
Yes this masterpiece of a movie definetely needs more cheesy oneliners.
@@duges5318 There can never be enough cheesy one-liners in films
@@duges5318 It's not a cheesy one liner, it's a reference to how Bill taught Amsterdam how to kill someone with a knife.
@@Warcodered01 that's the exact thing making it cheesy.
That thumbnail is the stuff of nightmares.
Shut.........up princess 🤦🏽♂️🙄🙄🙄😂😂😂😂😂
@@SV33381 why are you stalking me
That spray was everything
Dam I’m gonna have to go watch whole film again
a seriously underrated epic. some day, may be 100 years from now, we'll recognize it for what it is.
Leo's face at 1:01 versus 1:16 - what happened? did he furiously rub his face in the ground for 15 seconds?
haha
blood squirted out from Bills wound after he was stabbed
In the end, they found out they were friends all along
The movie was to teach a lesson and yet all of our society only focuses on the violence and thinks that's how you solve problems
he knew that the old way was over
Look at these guys being massacred. Check out all of that blood squirting out of them. That one guy has a sharp object impaled right in his abdomen and is clearly in pain. Some other guy, he starts hacking and slashing and gets stabbed repeatedly. Man, this is perfect.
Wait. Wait one second. YOU BETTER BLEEP OUT THAT F***ING CURSE WORD! Why the f*** would you even put that in this show?!?!?! Can you imagine if some kid watched this and learned a swear word! They’d be f***ing traumatized!
*UA-cam*
It was one hell scary movie for my childhood days.
Not really a movie suitable for children.
And thats putting it mildly.
I think I was 9 when this came out and I was traumatized lol
You'd think a high-budget production with such attention to detail could afford some decent-looking blood to squirt out of Bill, but noooooo...
Whoa. Just watched this why In This Shirt by the Irrepressibles was playing it it goes along perfectly and just as good as it does for any of the "It's not just a game" vids
Daniel Day Lewis is without a doubt the best actor in the world.
Someone needs to make a full mashed up version of this movie and far and away
A movie where the good guys lose
Not putting down Adrien Brody’s performance in the Pianist but DDL was robbed of the the Best Actor Oscar. This was possibly the greatest performance of his career.
His performance in "there will be blood" exceeded this.
Daniel Day Lewis is one of the best actors ever, very possibly THE best. So much range
Eh, he's method. Method isn't acting.
@@James_Bee how come? Even if you feel it's a cheat code, it's a damn effective one
The End is very sad !!! But very brave Fighters !!!
One of the most powerful line ever
Awesome
I rooted for Bill the Butcher.
Unquestionably one of the greatest 'historical-type' Movies EVER made! Like all others, they probably took several liberties to increase the atmosphere, drama, etc....but it's a helluva entertaining ride with some flawless acting by the Cast. Daniel & Leo should've both gotten Oscars!!
Leo is awful in this
Very questionably
@@starwarsroo2448ye this is prolly his worst performance unfortunately
@@rrbcraftergames3361 I dunno he's done some pretty bad performances
“Period drama” or piece is what you mean…not “historical type”…not being a smart ass but just don’t want you to sound foolish around people who know films….yes, they did a good job with recreating that era with the custom, set design and dialogue…you really get a feel for live in 1840-1860 NYC
Shouldn't have called him a chizzler
Well this was fiery but mostly peaceful...
The ending of this movie is just so goddamn beautiful.
lol it's "artsy" that makes zero sense.
This movie bombed, and it deserved to bomb.
And those Union soldiers were fresh from the battle of Gettysburg.
The cast and film totally brilliant
Honestly, i was never super satisfied by the ending to this film, up until the final battle it is a 10/10 masterpiece and i get its supposed to be like a stick that broke the camels back situation but still, a fair, uninterrupted final battle would've been cool to see.
That's some good stabbin right there
men burping steel !
Fun fact: Robert De Niro was actually considered to play the role of the butcher before DDL agreed to it.
And Tom Hanks as well.
THANK MOTHERFUHCK THAT DIDN HAPPEN OH MY FUHCKENG GAWD JOOD
What a way too go out
I never noticed the gangs are helping the rival wounded before
Just made another comment about this. I think it makes sense because the natives and Irish can see they are being slaughtered equally by the army and the cannon barrage. They just wanted to dustup and set order to things but then the military got involved and messed it all up.
Daniel Day Lewis and his American accents. Using Deniro/Pacino for this, John Huston for There Will Be Blood, and Walter Brennan for Lincoln. Always wanted to hear him do a character with a Robert Shaw Jaws/Sting voice.
This is taking place in the 1860s so Deniro/Pacino accents (if that is what you are trying to say) did not exist yet.
As emotional and deep this scene was I honestly hated it I really wanted an actual fight between Amsterdam and Bill that stab Amsterdam got in at the end wasn’t enough for me
Typical weekend in Chicago .
Nothing like a good dust up.
I loved the movie for the acting the script and the multiplicity of issues. The buthcher said he was true american , the migrant irish proved he was worth in the land of yankees and the soldiers who fought the arson were americans ... the development and acceptance of a population in a country where none are originally from there. I loved the movie .
It had big plot holes , in history . none of the gangs depicted existed at the same time. Its a bit like the kingdom of heaven movie , mixed historic events to paint a picture on how it was like .
None originally being from there, except for the Natives you mean
@@eventhorizon4879 even the "natives" were not originally from there. a lot of the native american tribes were nomadic, moving from place to place as the herds they lived off.
@@eventhorizon4879 Well guess they forgot them
Its not a mistake, its a play on Bill's arrogance
The guy charging the soldiers always confused me. Seems like a really dramatic touch that should have happened entirely before the climax of the film. Instead it’s intercut, and it just takes away from the end. Plus, it’s not really a character we care about or whose motivation is clear. People who don’t want to be drafted generally aren’t willing to die for the cause, that’s kind of the point, they just wanted to be left alone.
i always wondered about the theme of the ending, like the tone of the ending is very nostalgic and melancholic and i come to think scorsese wanted to make a point about freedom here. bill the butcher dies along with his america, the land of the free, overtaken by government aided by soldiers. the old new york represents the old america which is burned down and rebuilt. he dies and as he dies, he sees the america he loved dieing around him, the breaking point from the land of the free to a land where people are controlled by their government. that why "atleast i die a TRUE american". and the guy charging at the soldiers merely represents the last roar of a dieing america. the guy would rather die free than be drafted and do his governments bidding. as a man of the 60-70s as well as having an immigrant background where the death toll in wars was always high, i am pretty sure scorsese is anti war and anti draft. anyway thats my interpretation.
Reine Heilungs-Darstellung! GG
I felt like on a meta level Daniel Day Lewis was rubbing salt in DiCaprio's wound about who'd be getting the Oscar.
Bellissimo finale di un gran bel film di Martin Scorsese. Bravissimi protagonisti. Bellissima colonna sonora
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I was rooting for Amsterdam to join Bill for the whole movie.
One of my all time favorite movies.
Thank god I die like a true American! What a line!
Love this scene!
@@dragonford9661 hell yea, me too.