His movie Dog is amazing and he directed it. Magic Mike basically gave him fuck you money so he does what he wants. Wish Logan lucky did better, it's a gem.
Hail, Caesar! was easily one of the best films of 2016. Loads of fun. So many cool scenes to enjoy, so many wry and sly winks and digs at classic Hollywood. And the cast was super.
When I watched this scene I was like "Damn, Channing can really dance" then quickly remember that he was in Magic Mike and Step Up movies before this 😂
My favourite scene in the whole film - my dad and I were laughing throughout it the first time we saw it. The Coen brothers should totally do another musical someday!
Best compliment I can pay to Tatum is that, despite having been watching him in various films for easily 10-15 years, I've only embarrassingly recently realised that he's the same bloke that I've appreciated in so many of them. Yes, his face changes enormously depending on his weight, but I'm normally queen of working out where I've seen someone before despite tweaks to appearance. He's relentlessly watchable, and this scene absolutely underlines why.
@@caseydominick7806 The Coen Brothers made it, and the cast is a bunch of seasoned pros. The sequences are fun-- very diverse. It's kind of a tribute to 1950s Hollywood, warts and all. Lots of satire and poking gentle fun at icons of the time (Carmen Miranda, gossip columnists, big stars, ingenues, etc). Not just a cool story but a pleasure to look at and listen to. Highly recommended.
By some degree. Anyone who doesn't yet get that Tatum's ridiculously watchable in most genres, I want to point to this. Beefcake who can knowingly laugh at himself? Veeeeeery limited choice. Beefcake who can scuttle off with an entire Coen Bros production based on 2 scenes? Field of one.
@@greggi47 So while its likely that a "straight" woman might, one day, go lesbian and vice versa. This is no way to dismiss male bisexuality. male sexuality, by comparisson, is fare more rigid. A straight guy is going to be straight and no amount of men is going to change that and the same for a gay guy who is deep in the closet.
This scene might be inspired by those films: 1) Ziegfeld Follies (1946) 'The Babbit and the Bromide' by Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly (very similar melody) ua-cam.com/video/c1GV5o5xNqU/v-deo.htmlsi=JoV97Zy02vccZvwh 2) Anchors Aweigh (1945) 'I Begged Her' by Gene Kelly and Frank Sinatra (sailor suit) ua-cam.com/video/0YtzygXLmn4/v-deo.htmlsi=J87N15FVtNzJUHFd 3) South Pacific (1958) 'There is Nothin' Like A Dame' (lyrics about dames) ua-cam.com/video/Ljm9CDRAhMQ/v-deo.htmlsi=nsuOuQbyKhw5n9_E
In the films was always a lot. Throughout American cinema, from the times of silent cinema to the present day, there are continuous references to homoeroticism.
It didn't just have potential, it was a really good film. Potential is a spark; this fantastic look at 1950s Hollywood was a delicious mix of sequences-- plus, it also included the protagonist's crossroads and the big choice to make regarding a possible new job (essentially: happiness vs. mere success). How would you have ended this story?
So there's a Sailor at Last Call looking sad. A Woman approaches him. "What's wrong, Sailor?" He says, "I haven't made love to a Woman since twenty fifteen" She says, "We can fix that" Afterwards, she said, "For someone who hasn't made love since Twenty Fifteen you sure know your Moves" And the Sailor says "Yeah, and it's only Oh One Fifteen Now" Happy Fleet Week 2024 😊
I haven't seen the movie, I just love gene kelly, Channing does an ok job, he does put the work in. Though 4:51 would never be included in a gene kelly movie, or say "yams" lol
I've been thinking, this scene supposed to be a foil to when Channing Tatum _actually_ goes out to sea at the end of the movie. This scene is a perfectly choreographed illusion. Tatum's _real_ trip out to sea with the communists, though, is a fumbled mess, where they drop the bag in the water. The fumble a consequence of the writers being overly sincere in their allegiance. Plus, the writer's inability to account for how the little dog will act (maybe this is a poke at the communist's inability to grasp 'natural' behavior) results in them bungling the handoff, making their entire plot seem totally facile and meaningless. This dance scene, by comparison, is dripping with significance and double meaning, revealing Tatum's _real_ sexuality (I can't remember the name of his character), even though it's only in the fake world of the film.
I still can’t understand why this movie wasn’t more popular and more critically acclaimed. It’s a great example of the art of movie making.
there's a lot of slow/boring parts in this movie too though. some scenes I love, some are like watching paint dry.
Hollywood has failed all of us, by not giving us a proper MGM musical starring Channing Tatum
Just remake South Pacific? (Pretty sure that's what this is parodying)
There's time
@@reginabillotti alternatively, we can also make new movies with new ideas
The first time I watched this I wondered why some producer didn't slap a fedora on Channing and redo Singing in the Rain.
Channing Tatum is a much more talented actor than he is given credit for. He should be in more major movies and be a huge star by now.
He was everywhere in early 2010's, but keeping at the top seems like a daunting and difficult task.
His movie Dog is amazing and he directed it. Magic Mike basically gave him fuck you money so he does what he wants. Wish Logan lucky did better, it's a gem.
He has a big and great talent between his legs.
A lot of these guys who should be bigger stars are held back by cannibalism or necrophilia. At least they're not Trump voters like Kelsey.
He did 21 jump street. I know I loved it and so did Kanye😂😂
Charming Channing does it again in this brief clip, dancing his way into our hearts, ably assisted by his sailor buddies!
Just my favorite musical movie scene of all time. ‘Hey, this ain’t that kinda joint!’
its the 'oOoo' that makes me laugh ther
“you’re gonna HAVE to beat it.” SO FUNNY
Navy vet here, I can confirm that we actually do all this the night before deployment 😅
Look, who wouldn’t
@@raenaraenalast bit of fun before war.
It's not gay if it's underway. Or the night before you get underway.
Hahahaha
😂😂
Imagine being part of this scene. Seems like everyone had a great time filming this, it looks so much fun dancing with Tatum
Would that it were so simple.
@Dirk Gently lmao
@@stereoroid Would that 'twere so simple.
@@fredericklee4821 Rueful, soulful. Look at my mouth: Would that it were so simple. 😔
That's SO important.
Hail, Caesar! was easily one of the best films of 2016. Loads of fun. So many cool scenes to enjoy, so many wry and sly winks and digs at classic Hollywood. And the cast was super.
When I watched this scene I was like "Damn, Channing can really dance" then quickly remember that he was in Magic Mike and Step Up movies before this 😂
Too bad he can't sing lol
@@JuneBug79824 wdym? He's not a professional singer but his singing in this scene wasn't that bad tho
@@Fl0k5ser you don't have to be a professional singer to have a good voice lol 🤦 and it wasn't that good either tho 🤷
@@JuneBug79824 nah, his singing was pretty good, not that bad
@@Fl0k5ser not that bad but not that good either lol
Wow. Classic Hollywood lives! Never heard of this. Wonderful
My favourite scene in the whole film - my dad and I were laughing throughout it the first time we saw it. The Coen brothers should totally do another musical someday!
Highly underrated movie. Worth a watch.
I'd give it a 17.
This literally could be from a 1950s movie. The bartender is great especially
1940s
Hail Caesar is set in 1951.
And big too.
"You're gonna have to beat it!" is a little racy for the Hays Code era
It's a parody of Rogers & Hammerstein's South Pacific, in particular the number "There Ain't Nothing Like A Dame"
Tatum has the best moves and swag in Hollywood right now. Even Gene Kelly and Fred Astaire would go "Dam, he's hot"!!!
*damn
@@andymiller6661 That was intended.
Agreed, but Astaire had the grace of an angel.
yes they would, and be proud to have mr tatum as a friend
And Kelly had the athleticism of a Greek god.
They actually show you the dancing instead of faking it with a lot of quick cuts - great!
"actually"
Actually? Ok
@@BillLaBrie Not just hypothetically.
Very often it's no feet, or no follow-through. Now don't play dumb, children. Some movies just don't know how, and this one does.
@@jamesmcinnis208 would “hypothetically” mean CGI?
This song is FULL of innuendos 😳
Oh, it's more blatant than mere innuendo. And it's a complete hoot.
Apparently Tatum kept taking the innuendos and 'certain' dance moments further and further, with the Coens' encouragement.
I want to see a lot of channing tatum
What are innuendos?
@@leonardo899 Me too. Specially without clothes.
Best compliment I can pay to Tatum is that, despite having been watching him in various films for easily 10-15 years, I've only embarrassingly recently realised that he's the same bloke that I've appreciated in so many of them. Yes, his face changes enormously depending on his weight, but I'm normally queen of working out where I've seen someone before despite tweaks to appearance. He's relentlessly watchable, and this scene absolutely underlines why.
I never heard of this movie! Now to look for it because it reminds me of the ones from WWII, and is absolutely wonderful!
This movie was an absolute trip.
I have no idea what I'm watching but this is AWESOME oh my i can't stop smiling!!!
This movie was one of very few that I wanted to recommend to everyone as soon as end titles rolled.
Is it good? I mean besides this scene is the plot and story line and acting good
@@caseydominick7806 plot/story line/acting are all incredible BUT it takes at least a couple of watches to start to understand what’s going on.
@@caseydominick7806 The Coen Brothers made it, and the cast is a bunch of seasoned pros. The sequences are fun-- very diverse. It's kind of a tribute to 1950s Hollywood, warts and all. Lots of satire and poking gentle fun at icons of the time (Carmen Miranda, gossip columnists, big stars, ingenues, etc). Not just a cool story but a pleasure to look at and listen to. Highly recommended.
Because they didn't want.
He killed it. So unexpected. Best thing in the movie
By some degree. Anyone who doesn't yet get that Tatum's ridiculously watchable in most genres, I want to point to this. Beefcake who can knowingly laugh at himself? Veeeeeery limited choice. Beefcake who can scuttle off with an entire Coen Bros production based on 2 scenes? Field of one.
Channing Tatum blew me away. Who knew.
"Wooimabouttomakeanameformyselfhere!"
Channing Tatum is just so underrated!
...and here you see the crew of the USS Harvey Milk
In fact, it is actually USNS Harvey Milk (T-AO-206). Entered service on July 11, 2023.
@@greggi47👀 that's awesome!
Also I didn't know we had new hospital ships in the fleet lol
@@KariIzumi1 Not a hospital ship--it is a "replenishment oiler".
One of the funniest scenes in the film
I can't get over how awesome this is! Watched it dozens of times
How the hell this guy hasnt been casted for Ken in Barbie 😮💨
God I loved this number when I saw the movie.
Fabulous!😊
For some reason I feel like the tap dancing, singing, navy sailors won’t miss the dames too much.
I think you fail to understand the fluidity of male sexuality, and the adaptability of sailors. Bixexuality can be sublime.
@@greggi47 So while its likely that a "straight" woman might, one day, go lesbian and vice versa. This is no way to dismiss male bisexuality. male sexuality, by comparisson, is fare more rigid. A straight guy is going to be straight and no amount of men is going to change that and the same for a gay guy who is deep in the closet.
More double entendres than a carry on film.
Yes, and certainly a better story.
They cannot replicate those old MGM musicals. They don't have the vibrant technicolour , the orchestrations, or the talented performers
This song is so light and catchy
Very cool, seems to be done old school ways!
Enjoyable little video, love the choreography!
One of my favorite movies!
Hes magic..
That was fun to watch.😛
absolutely amazing
Oh he can also sing
And others works too.
Gene Kelly would be proud"}
The scene is an hommage to his films. I'm sure he would have enjoyed it.
One of my all-time favorite movies!
Wow totally impressed with Channing I knew he could dance a la magic Mike but this was fantastic
You're gonna have to beat it!
I adore this movie!
This scene might be inspired by those films:
1) Ziegfeld Follies (1946) 'The Babbit and the Bromide' by Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly (very similar melody)
ua-cam.com/video/c1GV5o5xNqU/v-deo.htmlsi=JoV97Zy02vccZvwh
2) Anchors Aweigh (1945) 'I Begged Her' by Gene Kelly and Frank Sinatra (sailor suit)
ua-cam.com/video/0YtzygXLmn4/v-deo.htmlsi=J87N15FVtNzJUHFd
3) South Pacific (1958) 'There is Nothin' Like A Dame' (lyrics about dames)
ua-cam.com/video/Ljm9CDRAhMQ/v-deo.htmlsi=nsuOuQbyKhw5n9_E
Gotta see this movie !
NO ONE TALK ABOUT GAYS IN THAT TIME BUT IN THE FILMS WAS ALWAYS SOMETHING
In the films was always a lot. Throughout American cinema, from the times of silent cinema to the present day, there are continuous references to homoeroticism.
This movie had so much potential, and then it just ends 🤣
You can't write a great finale for a feature like this. IT JUST HAS TO END
It didn't just have potential, it was a really good film. Potential is a spark; this fantastic look at 1950s Hollywood was a delicious mix of sequences-- plus, it also included the protagonist's crossroads and the big choice to make regarding a possible new job (essentially: happiness vs. mere success).
How would you have ended this story?
The ending was sufficient, but it seemed like it could have been a lot more.
I really love it.
Hay algo que este hombre no sepa hacer?.. OMG ❤️❤️❤️
❤❤❤
Me gustó mucho ver a hombres bailando con hombres. Padrísimo!!!
Don' worry. Be happy.
Boa noite, um bom cinema dentro de um filme divertido. Adorei o vídeo.
Graças ao poderoso Alá vc aprovou.🙏.
This is what my parents think all musicals are. 😂
Hands down my favorite scene from an entirely enjoyable movie.
Whoa, who knew 😃👌😍
Incredible studio musical dance sequence.
5:15 … there’s’ too many seamen in my bar..
Ну красавчик...Талант есть талант!!! 😍😍😍👏👏👏👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Channing Tatum’s scene in this movie is suppose to be inspired by the Gene Kelley musical films like Singin’ in the Rain
I really couldn't tell
So is the Would That It Were So Simple.
Would be interesting to see how this scene was filmed~💙
❤
awesome!
So there's a Sailor at Last Call looking sad. A Woman approaches him.
"What's wrong, Sailor?"
He says, "I haven't made love to a Woman since twenty fifteen"
She says, "We can fix that"
Afterwards, she said, "For someone who hasn't made love since Twenty Fifteen you sure know your Moves"
And the Sailor says "Yeah, and it's only Oh One Fifteen Now"
Happy Fleet Week 2024 😊
randomly saw this clip a few years ago and up until today i thought it was from a gene kelly movie
It's definitely inspired by Gene Kelly.
Saludos 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Where is MX?
This is the nature of the dialectic and the end of history.
He is a very good dancer for God sake.. who can beat him..???
♥ !!!
❤ !!!
Look fellas! "The Swinging Dinghy!"
Bouncer: "How 'Dingy' Are You?"
Extraordinariooooo
Minionnnnn
Was this movie good? I remember reading bad reviews for it and that it flopped, but maybe I'm remembering wrong.
I quite enjoyed it!
This movie was a homage, highly recommended. Hail, cesear.
The only people who didn’t like it are people who don’t like to have fun.
Would that it were so simple.
Its not the best Coen Brothers film compared to the rest of their work but its still a great movie with lots of fun parts
Omg a wild Christopher Lambert appears!
💛
The bartender, is that John the bartender from Piano Man?
No, but he was one of Al Bundy's drinking buddies in Married With Children.
I haven't seen the movie, I just love gene kelly, Channing does an ok job, he does put the work in. Though 4:51 would never be included in a gene kelly movie, or say "yams" lol
USS Cole standing by
🙌
💃❤
When did this come out? 3 years ago? What?
Sign me up.
When Channing was still young
He is always young at heart.
They don’t seem terribly displeased.
I'm gonna tell my kids this was Jojolion
Channing's so fine!
"Nooo GAMS!"
☺
I wonder if this was actually Channing’s singing voice 😅
5:17
Used ta be, they kept the gayety subtle, if at all. This is 'bout as subtle as a butt plug in the cocktails. 'At's howya knows it's a modern parody!
PJA 👍🤘❤️🤘❤️🤘
Before La La Land there was Hail, Caesar!
😂😂😂👌
Hahahahahahaahahahahahah
Don't worry. Be hahahahahahaha.
I'm sure they can find comfort in each other. Wink wink
Not exactly Gene Kelly but not bad st all....
We could have , at any time .......given them different uniforms 😅
TMJ
Lol that's y I joined the army
I've been thinking, this scene supposed to be a foil to when Channing Tatum _actually_ goes out to sea at the end of the movie. This scene is a perfectly choreographed illusion. Tatum's _real_ trip out to sea with the communists, though, is a fumbled mess, where they drop the bag in the water.
The fumble a consequence of the writers being overly sincere in their allegiance. Plus, the writer's inability to account for how the little dog will act (maybe this is a poke at the communist's inability to grasp 'natural' behavior) results in them bungling the handoff, making their entire plot seem totally facile and meaningless. This dance scene, by comparison, is dripping with significance and double meaning, revealing Tatum's _real_ sexuality (I can't remember the name of his character), even though it's only in the fake world of the film.
Eigth comment
You ARE jinxed, #5
Eight gay comment. Indeed.
@@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536 WHAT!!!!! i didn't know i was gay for two years
@@imnotjinxed4290 Fake news.