Took me awhile to realize that the dialogue between the officers is awkward and out of place because it’s coming from a police officer, trying to act like a criminal, trying to say what he thinks a criminal would think a cop would say.
Isn't that just the same as a cop trying to portray police officers from a criminal's point of view? I have no idea if that is intentionally the reason for the awkwardness, but I do think it fits. Tim Roth probably thinks that these hardcore criminals view cops as corny and that's the vibe I get from the officer acting like a tough guy with his story but just coming off like a goofball. That guy's story cracks me up though, "buddy! I'm going to shoot you in the face!".
That’s a good point and that’s probably why Joe remained suspicious with Orange. Like the situation definitely seemed so random it be hard to make up, however it’s not something that would usually happen. Another thing too is that Joe knows his crew, hell he’s like best friends with 2 of them and has worked with them in the past, Orange is just some random.
@@masterzombie161Nah, Joe seemed convinced. Definitely not impressed like Eddie or Larry but he seemed alright with the story. It's the lack of history and the general attitude that must have bothered Joe. We know he has ancient history with Pink, Vic and Larry and no reason to think Brown and Blue were any different. Orange was the odd one out.
For me this is the most intense scene in the film. He’s not only performing in front of them but also the main boss himself. It’s like an interview, a stand up, and an acting role for your life; all wrapped up into one. Meanwhile, it’s in a bar which I’m sure is not how he envisioned giving this.
The way Joe is focused on him at the end of this clip . . . he is wary of Mr Orange. As he confirmed at the rendezvous after the heist went wrong, "he was the only one I wasn't a hundred percent on." It reminds me of that scene in Season 2 of The Sopranos when Tony's instincts tell him that Big Pussy Bumpinsierio is a rat. The camera just focuses on Tony staring at Big Pussy Bumpinsierio intensely when no one else is looking, and Tony finally realising that Big Puss has flipped and become a rat for the FBI.
This scene foreshadows that Mr. Orange is the rat. He’s a criminal surrounded by cops in a super tense situation, and then later he’s a cop surrounded by criminals.
This was a very weird situation. Remember back in '86... there was a major fuckin' drought. Nobody had anything. People were livin' on resin, smokin' the wood in their pipes. This chick had a bunch and she's beggin' me to sell it. So I told her I wasn't gonna be Joe the pot man anymore... but I would take a little bit and sell it to my close friends. She agreed and we kept the same arrangement as before-- ten percent and free pot for me... if I helped her that weekend. She was sellin' a brick of weed and didn't wanna go to the buy alone. Her brother usually goes with her, but he's in County unexpectedly. What for? His traffic tickets gone to warrant. They stopped him, found warrants on him, took him to County. She doesn't wanna walk around alone with all that weed. I don't wanna do this. I have a very bad feeling about it. She keeps asking me, asking me. Finally I said okay 'cause I'm sick of hearing it. - So we go to the train station-- - Wait. You're goin' to the train station with the weed on ya? The guy needed it right away. Anyway, we get to the train station... Page 42/55 and we're waitin' for the guy. I'm carryin' the weed in a carry-on bag. I gotta take a piss, so I tell her I'm goin' to the boy's room. So I walk into the men's room and who's standing there? Four Los Angeles County sheriffs and a German shepherd. - They're waitin' for you? - No, they're just talkin'. When I walked in, they all stopped talkin'... and they looked at me. That's hard. That's a fuckin' hard situation. German shepherd starts barking. He's barkin' at me. I mean, it's obvious he's barkin' at me. Every nerve ending, all of my senses, the blood in the veins was screamin': "Take off, man. Just bail. Get the fuck outta there." Panic hits me like a bucket of water. Bam! Right in the face. I'm drenched in panic and these cops are lookin' at me and they know it. They can smell it, sure as that fuckin' dog can. They can smell it on me. Shut up. So anyway, I got my gun drawn. I point it at this guy and I tell him... "Freeze. Don't fuckin' move." This little idiot's looking right at me and saying... "I know, I know." But meanwhile his right hand is creepin' toward the glove box. Page 43/55 I scream at him, "Asshole! I'm gonna blow you away right now! Put your hands on the dash." He's still looking at me, nodding his head. "I know, buddy, I know." Meanwhile his hand is still going for the glove box. And I said... "Buddy, I'm gonna shoot you in the face... if you don't put your hands up." Then this guy's girlfriend, this real sexy Oriental bitch... she starts screaming at him: "Chuck, what are you doin'? Listen to the officer! Put your hands on the dash!" So then the guy snaps out of it and puts his hands on the dash. What was he goin' for? His fucking registration. - You're kidding. - No, man! Stupid citizen doesn't know how close he came to gettin' blown away. That close, man. You knew how to handle that situation. You shit your pants, dive in and swim. Tell me more about Cabot. I don't know. He's a cool guy. He's funny. He's a funny guy.
O:58 : "-You're going to the train station to pick up the buyer with the weed in ya?" I like how Nice Guy unknowingly pokes a hole in Orange story. A fake story made by cops, of course there's gonna be some details that dont add up, because criminals have their own ways to do things. Orange manages to deflect it but I bet this contributed to make Cabot suspicious of him.
@@cementeater23 Ya man...like what was it about? Why? Did Larry see a little brother in him or soemthing? Never explained why he had a soft heart for him.
M. Shambho you can tell mr white is becoming an older man and mr orange is a young new “criminal” mr white joked with him, talked with him and taugh him stuff. I think it was more of a father son thing
Det. James L. Anderson This was a very weird situation. Remember back in '86... there was a major drought. Nobody had anything. People were livin' on resin, smokin' the wood in their pipes. This chick had a bunch and she's beggin' me to sell it. So I told her I wasn't gonna be Joe the pot man anymore... but I would take a little bit and sell it to my close friends. She agreed and we kept the same arrangement as before-- ten percent and free pot for me... if I helped her that weekend. She was sellin' a brick of weed and didn't wanna go to the buy alone. Her brother usually goes with her, but he's in County unexpectedly. Det. Kirsty Cotton What for? Younger Andy Barclay His traffic tickets gone to warrant. They stopped him, found warrants on him, took him to County. She doesn't wanna walk around alone with all that weed. I don't wanna do this. I have a very bad feeling about it. She keeps asking me, asking me. Finally I said okay 'cause I'm sick of hearing it. - So we go to the train station-- Jenny Summers - Wait. You're goin' to the train station with the weed on ya? Det. James L. Anderson The guy needed it right away. Anyway, we get to the train station... and we're waitin' for the guy. I'm carryin' the weed in a carry-on bag. I gotta take a pee’ so I tell her I'm goin' to the boy's room. So I walk into the men's room and who's standing there? Four Richland County sheriffs and a German shepherd. Jenny Summers - They're waitin' for you? Younger Andy Barclay - No, they're just talkin'. When I walked in, they all stopped talkin'... and they looked at me. Det. Kirsty Cotton That's hard. That's a hard situation. Younger Andy Barclay German shepherd starts barking. He's barkin' at me. I mean, it's obvious he's barkin' at me. Every nerve ending, all of my senses, the blood in the veins was screamin': "Take off, man. Just bail. Get the heck outta there." Panic hits me like a bucket of water. Bam! Right in the face. I'm drenched in panic and these cops are lookin' at me and they know it. They can smell it, sure as that dog can. They can smell it on me. Sheriff #2 Hush up. Sheriff #4 So anyway, I got my gun drawn. I point it at this guy and I tell him... "Freeze. Don't move."This little idiot's Clooking right at me and saying... "I know, I know." But meanwhile his right hand is creepin' toward the glove box. I scream at him, "Airhead! I'm gonna blow you away right now! Put your hands on the dash." He's still looking at me, nodding his head. "I know, buddy, I know." Meanwhile his hand is still going for the glove box. And I said... "Buddy, I'm gonna shoot you in the face... if you don't put your hands up." Then this guy's girlfriend, this real sexy Oriental witch... she starts screaming at him: "Chuck, what are you doin'? Listen to the officer! Put your hands on the dash!" So then the guy snaps out of it and puts his hands on the dash. What was he goin' for? His registration. Sheriff #3 - You're kidding. Sheriff #2 - No, man! Sheriff# 4 Stupid citizen doesn't know how close he came to gettin' blown away. Sheriff #1 That close, man. Neil Gordon You knew how to handle that situation. You poo your pants, dive in and swim. Ross Y. Stewart Tell me more about Gordon. Det. James L. Anderson I don't know. He's a cool guy. He's funny. He's a funny guy.
When he mentioned the Asian chick in quasi distress, it reminds me of a situation when me and a friend rolled up behind two cars having a conflict. The guy upfront stopped, and gets out, goes to the driver's window to speak to the driver he had an issue with. Some words got exchanged and the guy outside the car with one hand pulled the driver out of the car threw him on the ground and wailed on his face with about four or five hard blows. The Asian girlfriend in the passenger seat was losing her mind with distress. My boy who I was driving with said we really should help them, and we did. We picked the guy up off the ground who was beat down pretty bad his girlfriend still distressed was happy that we came to help. By the time we got him in the car so his girlfriend could take him either home or to the hospital, both of his eyes were swelling up gangbusters and his mouth was dripping blood. It was crazy!😳
Tim Roth is really great in this scene but as an English person watching it’s funny to hear how he didn’t quite nail certain elements of the American accent. He uses lots of hard a’s that sound very unnatural, like an English person doing an accent. It’s particularly noticeable when he says laaaast boys and the daaaag can smell it.
Idk. For some reason I hate Roth as an actor ,his dialogue seems fake,and then when he gets shot he sounds like a cartoon,British version of peewee Herman for the rest of the movie
The moment Tim Roth starts talking in front of the cops that is the moment Tarantino captures something special.
You know how to handle that situation, you shit your pants but you dive in and swim.
My favourite quote from the movie, if not in all movie history..
Took me awhile to realize that the dialogue between the officers is awkward and out of place because it’s coming from a police officer, trying to act like a criminal, trying to say what he thinks a criminal would think a cop would say.
Isn't that just the same as a cop trying to portray police officers from a criminal's point of view? I have no idea if that is intentionally the reason for the awkwardness, but I do think it fits. Tim Roth probably thinks that these hardcore criminals view cops as corny and that's the vibe I get from the officer acting like a tough guy with his story but just coming off like a goofball. That guy's story cracks me up though, "buddy! I'm going to shoot you in the face!".
That’s a good point and that’s probably why Joe remained suspicious with Orange. Like the situation definitely seemed so random it be hard to make up, however it’s not something that would usually happen.
Another thing too is that Joe knows his crew, hell he’s like best friends with 2 of them and has worked with them in the past, Orange is just some random.
@@masterzombie161Nah, Joe seemed convinced. Definitely not impressed like Eddie or Larry but he seemed alright with the story.
It's the lack of history and the general attitude that must have bothered Joe. We know he has ancient history with Pink, Vic and Larry and no reason to think Brown and Blue were any different. Orange was the odd one out.
For me this is the most intense scene in the film. He’s not only performing in front of them but also the main boss himself. It’s like an interview, a stand up, and an acting role for your life; all wrapped up into one. Meanwhile, it’s in a bar which I’m sure is not how he envisioned giving this.
0:35 Mr. White looks so entertained and impressed during the entirety of the anecdote. Already taking a liking to this kid.
Larry sure was enjoying Freddie's story about how Freddie handled himself against the cops and get away with the drugs!
The way Joe is focused on him at the end of this clip . . . he is wary of Mr Orange. As he confirmed at the rendezvous after the heist went wrong, "he was the only one I wasn't a hundred percent on." It reminds me of that scene in Season 2 of The Sopranos when Tony's instincts tell him that Big Pussy Bumpinsierio is a rat. The camera just focuses on Tony staring at Big Pussy Bumpinsierio intensely when no one else is looking, and Tony finally realising that Big Puss has flipped and become a rat for the FBI.
This scene foreshadows that Mr. Orange is the rat. He’s a criminal surrounded by cops in a super tense situation, and then later he’s a cop surrounded by criminals.
The hand dryer blowing the stench of weed everywhere 😂
Funny how? What’s funny about me? I’m here to fuckin’ amuse you? What do you mean funny, funny how? How am I funny?
"......get the fuck out of here! Tommy!"
This was a very weird situation.
Remember back in '86...
there was a major
fuckin' drought.
Nobody had anything.
People were livin' on resin,
smokin' the wood in their pipes.
This chick had a bunch
and she's beggin' me to sell it.
So I told her I wasn't gonna be
Joe the pot man anymore...
but I would take a little bit
and sell it to my close friends.
She agreed and we kept
the same arrangement as before--
ten percent
and free pot for me...
if I helped her
that weekend.
She was sellin' a brick of weed
and didn't wanna go to the buy alone.
Her brother usually goes with her,
but he's in County unexpectedly.
What for?
His traffic tickets
gone to warrant.
They stopped him, found warrants
on him, took him to County.
She doesn't wanna walk around alone
with all that weed.
I don't wanna do this.
I have a very bad feeling about it.
She keeps asking me, asking me.
Finally I said okay
'cause I'm sick of hearing it.
- So we go to the train station--
- Wait.
You're goin' to the train station
with the weed on ya?
The guy needed it right away.
Anyway, we get to
the train station...
Page 42/55
and we're waitin' for the guy.
I'm carryin' the weed
in a carry-on bag.
I gotta take a piss, so I tell her
I'm goin' to the boy's room.
So I walk into the men's room
and who's standing there?
Four Los Angeles County sheriffs
and a German shepherd.
- They're waitin' for you?
- No, they're just talkin'.
When I walked in,
they all stopped talkin'...
and they looked at me.
That's hard.
That's a fuckin' hard situation.
German shepherd starts barking.
He's barkin' at me.
I mean, it's obvious
he's barkin' at me.
Every nerve ending, all of my senses,
the blood in the veins was screamin':
"Take off, man. Just bail.
Get the fuck outta there."
Panic hits me
like a bucket of water.
Bam! Right in the face.
I'm drenched in panic and these cops
are lookin' at me and they know it.
They can smell it,
sure as that fuckin' dog can.
They can smell it on me.
Shut up.
So anyway,
I got my gun drawn.
I point it at this guy
and I tell him...
"Freeze.
Don't fuckin' move."
This little idiot's
looking right at me and saying...
"I know, I know."
But meanwhile his right hand
is creepin' toward the glove box.
Page 43/55
I scream at him, "Asshole!
I'm gonna blow you away right now!
Put your hands on the dash."
He's still looking at me,
nodding his head.
"I know, buddy, I know."
Meanwhile his hand is still
going for the glove box.
And I said...
"Buddy, I'm gonna shoot you
in the face...
if you don't put your hands up."
Then this guy's girlfriend,
this real sexy Oriental bitch...
she starts screaming at him:
"Chuck, what are you doin'?
Listen to the officer!
Put your hands on the dash!"
So then the guy snaps out of it
and puts his hands on the dash.
What was he goin' for?
His fucking registration.
- You're kidding.
- No, man!
Stupid citizen doesn't know how close
he came to gettin' blown away.
That close, man.
You knew how to handle
that situation.
You shit your pants,
dive in and swim.
Tell me more about Cabot.
I don't know.
He's a cool guy.
He's funny.
He's a funny guy.
reads like poetry
That's really sad, are you at Berkeley? Yale? 🏌
Thing...Mutherfucker looks exactly like THE THING!!
O:58 : "-You're going to the train station to pick up the buyer with the weed in ya?"
I like how Nice Guy unknowingly pokes a hole in Orange story. A fake story made by cops, of course there's gonna be some details that dont add up, because criminals have their own ways to do things. Orange manages to deflect it but I bet this contributed to make Cabot suspicious of him.
i think joe was fifty-fifty with orange but was willing to take the risk for the heist and he gambled and it cost him his life
It amazes me athow well British actors can do American accents.
Larry eyes light up when Freddy talking he only has eye's for him more like Doe eyes for him.
they were literally in love
@@cementeater23 Ya man...like what was it about? Why? Did Larry see a little brother in him or soemthing? Never explained why he had a soft heart for him.
M. Shambho nah i think it was more than a familial bond, it was more romantic than anything
freddo frog wtf there was no romance to it lol
M. Shambho you can tell mr white is becoming an older man and mr orange is a young new “criminal” mr white joked with him, talked with him and taugh him stuff. I think it was more of a father son thing
4:10 best slow mo escene with the intro ...
Mr. White was such a mark. Orange knew, right away.
And exploited that well
Det. James L. Anderson This was a very weird situation. Remember back in '86... there was a major drought. Nobody had anything. People were livin' on resin, smokin' the wood in their pipes. This chick had a bunch and she's beggin' me to sell it. So I told her I wasn't gonna be Joe the pot man anymore... but I would take a little bit and sell it to my close friends. She agreed and we kept the same arrangement as before-- ten percent and free pot for me... if I helped her that weekend. She was sellin' a brick of weed and didn't wanna go to the buy alone. Her brother usually goes with her, but he's in County unexpectedly.
Det. Kirsty Cotton What for?
Younger Andy Barclay His traffic tickets gone to warrant. They stopped him, found warrants on him, took him to County. She doesn't wanna walk around alone with all that weed. I don't wanna do this. I have a very bad feeling about it. She keeps asking me, asking me. Finally I said okay 'cause I'm sick of hearing it. - So we go to the train station--
Jenny Summers - Wait. You're goin' to the train station with the weed on ya?
Det. James L. Anderson The guy needed it right away. Anyway, we get to the train station... and we're waitin' for the guy. I'm carryin' the weed in a carry-on bag. I gotta take a pee’ so I tell her I'm goin' to the boy's room. So I walk into the men's room and who's standing there? Four Richland County sheriffs and a German shepherd.
Jenny Summers - They're waitin' for you?
Younger Andy Barclay - No, they're just talkin'. When I walked in, they all stopped talkin'... and they looked at me.
Det. Kirsty Cotton That's hard. That's a hard situation.
Younger Andy Barclay German shepherd starts barking. He's barkin' at me. I mean, it's obvious he's barkin' at me. Every nerve ending, all of my senses, the blood in the veins was screamin': "Take off, man. Just bail. Get the heck outta there." Panic hits me like a bucket of water. Bam! Right in the face. I'm drenched in panic and these cops are lookin' at me and they know it. They can smell it, sure as that dog can. They can smell it on me.
Sheriff #2 Hush up.
Sheriff #4 So anyway, I got my gun drawn. I point it at this guy and I tell him... "Freeze. Don't move."This little idiot's Clooking right at me and saying... "I know, I know." But meanwhile his right hand is creepin' toward the glove box. I scream at him, "Airhead! I'm gonna blow you away right now! Put your hands on the dash." He's still looking at me, nodding his head. "I know, buddy, I know." Meanwhile his hand is still going for the glove box. And I said... "Buddy, I'm gonna shoot you in the face... if you don't put your hands up." Then this guy's girlfriend, this real sexy Oriental witch... she starts screaming at him: "Chuck, what are you doin'? Listen to the officer! Put your hands on the dash!" So then the guy snaps out of it and puts his hands on the dash. What was he goin' for? His registration.
Sheriff #3 - You're kidding.
Sheriff #2 - No, man!
Sheriff# 4 Stupid citizen doesn't know how close he came to gettin' blown away.
Sheriff #1 That close, man.
Neil Gordon You knew how to handle that situation. You poo your pants, dive in and swim.
Ross Y. Stewart Tell me more about Gordon.
Det. James L. Anderson I don't know. He's a cool guy. He's funny. He's a funny guy.
When he mentioned the Asian chick in quasi distress, it reminds me of a situation when me and a friend rolled up behind two cars having a conflict. The guy upfront stopped, and gets out, goes to the driver's window to speak to the driver he had an issue with. Some words got exchanged and the guy outside the car with one hand pulled the driver out of the car threw him on the ground and wailed
on his face with about four or five hard blows. The Asian girlfriend in the passenger seat was losing her mind with distress. My boy who I was driving with said we really should help them, and we did. We picked the guy up off the ground who was beat down pretty bad his girlfriend still distressed was happy that we came to help. By the time we got him in the car so his girlfriend could take him either home or to the hospital, both of his eyes were swelling up gangbusters and his mouth was dripping blood. It was crazy!😳
4:10 that transition is so badass
The girl dancing in the background was sexy ,but the two GEEKS 🤓 dancing with her was QUITE HYSTERICAL 🤣‼️
Resivor dogs is a classic film
You should Reservoir Dogs, it's an 'ommage...To the film you mentioned.
The Directors never had an original idea in his life.
Shit your pants, you dive in and swim
What’s the song that is playing in the background?
Steppenwolf - Magic Carpet Ride: ua-cam.com/video/U4WiyxXpyZc/v-deo.html
I think it was a cover of that song by a band called Bedlam
The element of talking to the officers is a genius way to tell the story is fake.
3:29 fuck, it's EXACTLY the same feeling i have when i used theses hand dryer machines.
Tim Roth is really great in this scene but as an English person watching it’s funny to hear how he didn’t quite nail certain elements of the American accent. He uses lots of hard a’s that sound very unnatural, like an English person doing an accent. It’s particularly noticeable when he says laaaast boys and the daaaag can smell it.
Idk. For some reason I hate Roth as an actor ,his dialogue seems fake,and then when he gets shot he sounds like a cartoon,British version of peewee Herman for the rest of the movie
Agreed
You're tasteless and objectively wrong.