S.W.A.T.: Gamble Gets Fired (Colin Farrell, Jeremy Renner HD Clip)
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- Опубліковано 6 лют 2025
- Jim (Colin Farrell) witnesses Gamble (Jeremy Renner) get fired.
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Two wisecracking, battle-hardened veterans (Samuel L. Jackson and Colin Farrell) team up with a pair of street-smart rookies (Michelle Rodriguez and LL Cool J) to form the most freewheeling - but effective - S.W.A.T. team ever. Their first assignment: transport an international drug kingpin into federal custody - after he's offered $100 million to anyone who will free him!
Fun fact: This was Renners first big pay day movie. He took the money he made, and him and a close friend of his bought a house that was run down and started renovating it a little at a time while living there..Eventually they flipped the house and made 800k profit. He’s been flipping house ever since on the side.
That's pretty SWAT.
Driving up RE prices in an already strained market
Since
@@hithere327 he actually meant to say SWAT
So that's why he has a spare house in Avengers age of Ultron that nobody knows,
Street's a better cop than Gamble ever was.
I like how the both went on to play Marvel characters that pride themselves on never missing
Ur word is the truth
And both hero and villain characters reversed
Hawkeye vs bullseye
Hawkeye and bullseye were brothers in the comics
@@kenkoots5768 in an alternate continuity, not main one
Colin Farrell is the best thing happened to Hollywood in early 2000s
He was just 25 and doing movies with Hollywood biggies like Al Pacino, Tom cruise, Bruce Willis
And Samuel L. Jackson
He reminds me of Full House 🏠 John Stamos.
The worst part is gamble think streets took the deal the captain offered… even after their fight in the locker rooms, streets still didn’t go take that offer. Real partner.
The problem is that Street could easily have just outright told Gamble that he never sold him out (which he didn’t), and none of the events of the end of the movie might have happened. There is absolutely no intelligible reason why Street would have allowed his friend to think he sold him out, and every reason for him to set the record straight.
gamble did what you did at the end of the movie for the French guys money. an act for profit, not directly revenge
@@fanghur
Even Street say he didn't sell him, Gamble won't trust him easily consider he already in high temper, can't think clearly.
SHIELD recruited Hawkeye right off the bat.
So the ‘Gamble’ that got his head chopped off by a train at the end was just a Skrull??? 😜
0:10 Good Luck. I don’t care what they say. You guys are heroes out there.
Hawkeye and Bullseye were partners in SWAT..Now we know why they have such deadly accuracy..
Don't forget that Colin Ferrel also played Penguin in Matt Reeves Batman.
Is that why he missed and shot a hostage?
And Nick Fury ended up recruiting Bullseye to his team lol
Yet another person who is physically incapable of not bringing up the MCU everywhere you go
Except Hawkeye can't apparently dodge a slow moving snow plow. Wham!
"Sometimes doing the right thing isn't doing the right thing" still pisses me off till this day
What the hell does that mean?
Ohhh the very mentality of literally every by the book people. It does not matter if steps were taken to save lives, what matters is that we do it by the book.
@@downup-fx7wr They'd rather the hostage die. If the hostage died the department did nothing wrong they go on about their day. Since they shot the hostage now the department has a problem. So even though going in was the right call, it creates a headache for the department and they'd rather the woman was killed.
"Oh I didn't know, saving lives was a God damn stunt". 😠
Like politicians. But it is the other way. Sometimes doing stuff for yourself is just doing stuff for your own interests
Captain Fuller really was a pain in the ass. Never mind the one single thing he did right by calling out the actions of Gamble, he went on to attempting to turn his friend against him, and indirectly did, demoted Street to inventory, making him the laughing stock of the unit, refused to include him in the reorganized SWAT, and accused Hondo and his unit of conspiring with the drug lord, and went further by telling Hondo that they're not to pursue the suspect and stand down. At what point would his incompetence be called out?
lol After the big incident perhaps.....Chief would have NO MORE of his none sense lol! Guarantee! chief, was already in more favor of Hondo. No surviving of his career from that. BUT one thing Fuller got right is Gamble was indeed a bit bad influence for the team lol.
The only movie police official more incompetent is Paul Gleeson in Die Hard as Deputy Chief Dwayne T. Robinson.
The actor that plays Fuller later appeared in the TV Series as and IA pain in the ass
@cvillalobos27 Probably the only one in both modern day SWATs, as I recall.
@dannythomas417 so far the only one
I can't believe people are actually trying to defend Gamble in the comments. He ignored orders to hold, snuck in, and ended up shooting a hostage while trying to play hero. Street knew this was the wrong call at the time and got roped in, and even in this scene tries to do the 'cop thing' and defend his brother-in-blue, but when it's just the two of them, he finally lets him have it. Gamble was totally wrong, and worse, has bad habits of blaming others and making decisions based on ego.
He was a "loose cannon" who refused to take responsibility for his actions.
@@tyrese3745 Exactly!
Yeah, he thinks what he did was heroic, but.....let's be real, guys, he shot a hostage. There's no justifying that. Also, the guy insists on antagonizing the commander instead of simply taking the hit and working his way back, basically acting like a spoiled child.
Yeah not to mention the only reason he didn't take the Cage job was ego, thinks he's too good for it. If it was really about saving lives, like he said, he'd have taken the shit assignment and worked his way back, like Street.
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The first time I watched this movie, I was younger than both Colin Farrell and Jeremy Renner were when they made the movie. It's weird to see how young they look to me, now that I'm a few years older than Colin Farrell was then.
Colin was 26 years old. Damn.
@@UnitedAirlines4Life
25 if you consider this movie was produced in 2002
fuck...this movie is 20 years old....god damn...feeling old
Gamble's acting like it's not a big deal, but it's a huge deal.
Honestly, looking back at this. Fuller would stick up for those Uvalde cops. His demeanor is eerily similar to what the Uvalde cops did.
Having recently rewatched the film, Gamble was in the wrong throughout that sequence. Now I've never worked SWAT but I was Army for a bit and I get where Fuller is coming from. Orders are given for a reason and generally following them is a good call.
In the Bank, Gamble was interested in being a hero, getting his name in the papers, and putting rounds down range. Street was a good partner and battle buddy, going along with it so his mate had cover. But it was the wrong call. Negotiators were trying to talk them down and the robbers were very much in a bad mood. Had Street and Gamble obeyed orders and waited, there is a good chance that either the perps would have come out peacefully or they would have been given the green light and better shots would be available on the bad guys. And if a hostage was shot while they were holding, it would have been Fuller's ass rather than theirs.
But Gamble ignored the hold order and, in the process, he shot one of the very people he was supposed to protect. The other gunman went down shooting and it is nothing short of a miracle that no one else was injured, given the spray of bullets. Gamble deserved what he got.
And look where that turned out to be. Now Gamble's a badguy.
i can agree
I agree completely, and Street was in the right for telling him: "How many times have I had to cover for every one of your goddamn stunts?!"
“Sometimes doin the right thing ain’t doin the right thing.”
I think if that woman hadn’t gone on to sue the city and put pressure on the Chief this wouldn’t have been as big of a deal. Gamble did save her life as the gunmen leader was ordering the other to execute her and throw her out front.
Hondo disobeys a direct order from Fuller at the end of the movie, stops the bad guys and saves the hostages and Fuller himself praises him. Kinda sends the message that good results excuse bad behavior.
@@bak9033 "Kinda sends the message that good results excuse bad behavior."
Unfortunately a sad reality when it come to risk taking and personal initiative on the field. Order are there for a reason. If you do something outside of orders, you're on your own and the only thing that will matter is the result. If it works, you're a hero, if it fail, you're a zero. Gamble failed. He was a zero.
0:57 I’m curious to find out what that means too! lol 😂😂
Me too
I think what it means is, the right thing (the moral thing) isn't the right thing (following correct procedures)
Despite Street wanting to be back on the team, he still honored the code of not telling on his partner. Took the gun cage deal instead. Good scene from this movie.
Jim didn’t give him up he took the fall
So tuff when he said “I need a cocktail”.
Jeremy Renner stole every scene in this film from Colin Farrell . Farrell was supposed to be the next big thing but he's never had that signature film
Idk about all that.
Farrell wasn't really being pushed as the next big thing. When he started making a name for himself, it was the early 2000s, and Hollywood was too in love with established actors. They were pushing guys like Brad Pitt, Russell Crowe, Will Smith, Johnny Depp, Matt Damn, Ben Affleck, Nicolas Cage and DiCaprio. They got all the big roles in the biggest movies. Nobody else got much of a chance.
@@THE_BEAR_JEW He was definitely pushed and promoted and touted as the next big thing and he got plenty of chances he's working opposite Sam Jackson in this film opposite Cruise in Minority report opposite Al Pacino in The Recruit and he shit the bed . All of those films were vehicles for him to shine but he didn't stand out . Hollywood pushed all those guys you mentioned because they were better much better !!
@@THE_BEAR_JEW farrel was the man back then dude had some class flicks like this and phone booth off the top of my head that movie legit made me scared of those phone boxes and I wasn't even American 🤣
@@ivandesantis858 We all saw Pacino phoning it in since Donnie Brasco. His one exception was Insomnia and that's probably only because it was directed by Christopher Nolan, who commands respect. I don't think it's fair to pretend this was A-game Pacino.
Minority Report wasn't a movie where he was opposite Cruise in any true sense. It was Tom Cruise's movie and Farrell got next to nothing to do, just go look at the amount of screentime Farrell got. The role was gonna go to Matt Damon and he was gonna be the main villain, but Damon turned it down. My guess is they shrunk that role substantially after Damon refused it. Then they added a different villain and rewrote the script. Only then did Farrell get the opportunity.
Here, he is with Sam Jackson but did Sam Jackson actually bring his A game? No. Why? Because he knew it was a bs script. Keep in mind they wanted to cast Arnold in Sam Jackson's role, Mark Wahlberg or Paul Walker in Farrell's, and Vin Diesel in LL Cool J's. That alone goes to show you what level of writing SWAT got. They were thinking Fast & Furious action with cops, which is probably why Michelle Rodriguez is in it.
Likely so on your point about Pacino but not Jackson plus none of that matters . When you're the headliner main star of a film it falls on you to make it work. You can't moan and make excuses that this one or that one didn't bring their A game. If Top Gun ( 1986 ) wasn't good Cruise can't say oh Tom Skerrit didn't bring his A game. Nonsense ! My original staement stands Farrell was supposed to be some big deal but it never happened . He's had a respectable good career but does not have a signature film and sorry Phone Booth doesn't qualify as a signature film . Stop it just stop it.
I could watch this scene on all day
3:46 Colin’s accent slipped
Yep.
Gamble took Jack Traven’s advice to heart
Well played. “You fuck!”
@@csubadger8201 🤷♂️
Pop quiz!
Who's Jack Traven, and what was his advice?
I’m amazed SWAT never got a sequel
it did, we just don't talk about SWAT Firefight lol
@@TheSilentOne50 Exactly. Better to leave this movie as a standalone film.
coz it flopped lol and it was decent not great
@@TheSilentOne50 that dint count bro
It got a reboot tv show
No way this is done in the Captain’s office, definitely down at IA with Street and Gamble unarmed
I've actually done stuff before, that was required by federal statutory law, and given the same "sometimes doing the right thing isn't doing the right thing," speech.
I reported something that was I was required to be reported within 1 hour of discovery. Resulted in a $650k fine to the company. And I got thrown under the bus.
Flip side of that coin was if it came out that I tried sweep it under the rug, I'd be looking at 5 years in a federal prison. I'm not going to compromise my personal integrity, or go to prison for anyone.
Well, maybe if someone sexually assaulted my sister, I'd be willing to go to prison for smoke-checking the guy. At least he wouldn't hurt any more women.
No you didn't
Why are you putting stuff like that out for?
@presjo What part are you having difficulty understanding?
What if your sister lied
@Momo After Dark Oh, I'd have a little chat with the fella first. I'm not a barbarian.
Good move. Losing your job beats losing your freedom. I feel your pain.
This movie was awesome then and still is to this day. A 10 IMO.
I still watch this about once a month. Sad but true.
@@RocketPropelledWombat Still a good movie and holds up well to this day, so I don't blame you.
@@Mr__Genoyep
0:02 UM UM UM Boss is gonna tear you guys a new one, huh?
Funny this was one of my favorite movies as a kid and I viewed fuller as a villain, but now as an adult it’s pretty clear as day that Fuller was 100% spot on in his assessment of Gamble and absolutely made the right decision firing him. I would certainly agree with the idea that a future cold-blooded murderer and basically terrorist if it were reality, would indeed be a bad influence on a law enforcement team and should not have a future with the department. And I certainly would vehemently disagree with Streets claim that “Gambles a good cop” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
P.S. before all you movie buffs who love cheesiness and unrealistic situations start explaining to me how “Gamble was a good cop before fuller stripped him of it and started his villain arc blah blah blah…” yes, I’m aware and understand/appreciate that being the plot. My point being, looking at it from a realistic perspective…nobody who is capable of committing the crimes Gamble inevitably committed, could also ever be capable of being a “good cop.”
man, no matter how many times ive seen this scene, 0:59 is still the funniest part ever
😂
I actually agree with that sergeant what the hell does that mean
0:12
Fun fact: that dude played the clown dog driver/boyfriend in "Don't tell Mom the babysitter's Dead"
Josh Charles
That’s the first movie 🎥 I became familiar with him. Plus he became my favorite actor actor watching this and Four Brothers.
"saving a woman from getting shot"
☝️😳 Ummm, your partner just shot her 😂
Gamble thinks he's a hero, but.....come on, man, you did not have to SHOOT her in order to save her.
@@jediuser8654 The dude didn't want to own up to the fact that he should have aimed a little higher at that range. Any marksman would know from that close, the point you see on your scope is HIGHER than where the barrel is pointed. Dude was too busy being a fucking cowboy to remember he's responsible for every inch he misses. He should be fucking lucky the shot was a through and through instead of traveling down the hostage's shoulder and ended up through her lungs, which a 5.56 could actually do at the right angle.
@@JustSumGuy01 He's also lucky he didn't hit an artery. She could have bled out right there.
Should’ve rephrased that to “being executed.”
@@JustSumGuy01 ...or maybe he should've listened and hold the position instead of trying to go Rambo on the robbers.
Street didn't deserve to face any consequences.
People are always saying that if the good cops are gonna cover for the bad ones, then they can't really call themselves good cops anymore. Street covered for Gamble's disregard of orders and paid a price for it.
@@22steve5150 Considering Street is an ex-SEAL, I would expect him to have better discipline and self-control in that situation.
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Jim streets character is like 26 years old and his background is former Navy SEAL.. Lol think about that for a second
You can enter SEAL training right after basic when you’re 18 LMFAO
Joins at 19-20 and does a 4-year hitch then goes civilian.
He also mentions in the next scene that him and Gamble have been partners for 5 years. Timeline doesn’t really work, eh?
people think they better then others since they went trough training...
If I were there I would say "It's not the Wild West out there."
Jeremy Renner looks so young in this scene lol. Wow everybody is getting old lol
Time waits for no one.
All of the UA-cam hype beast will feel it as well. Gotta make the most of it while we’re young and capable.
Yeah that's how time works.
Time + age = old.
Are you stupid? It's a serious question....🤔🤔🤔
Lmao this movie is 20 years old
Even you
@@steverogers7601truth
Street was man enough to take the punishment. That's a way of taking responsibility.
That's why he didn't accept Fuller's offer. Street knows he made a choice just like Gamble. Gamble was convinced that Street sold him out, which wasn't true.
@@Solider7 That's because Gamble was too full of himself. He acted like what he did wasn't a big deal, but it was a big deal. He shot an innocent woman & he didn't care. Gamble had the audacity to think that Street was a rat & didn't even give him the benefit of the doubt. Street is a far better cop than Gamble ever was.
1:47 That’s it You’re Outta Here Gamble You’re Gone You’re Gone!
1:34 It could be worse. Fuller could've sent them to the sanitation department.
The difference between good and bad gamble is bad and the good one stay
Gamble was a true narcissist. like a narcissist, they feel slighted anytime someone calls them out on their bullshit. they're like a perpetual victim, nothing they do is wrong, and even if they're in the wrong, it's still not their fault. he wasn't even smart enough to see that Street was his friend and covered for him until he shit the bed one too many times and finally made a mess that couldn't be cleaned up. his evil comes full circle when he shoots Boxer and is willing to kill other officers and civilians.
Gamble needs to take responsibility for his action which he acted based on his ego. Lashing out like that only makes him look like a spoiled child.
0:10 foreshadowing of Brian and TJ working together
Assuming a guy is going to quit his job with you is wild 😂
Josh Charles is one of My Favorites.
My too
I wish the year 2012 would have produced a remake of Blade Runner with Josh Charles as the Blade Runner Rick Deckerd, Lacey Chabert as the good replicant Rachel, Paul Bettany as Roy Batty, David Lipper as Leon and David Koechner as Captain Bryant.
I just wish I could see the clip featuring Steve Forrest as the van driver!
Can't believe this was 20 yrs ago, I loved me some Colin Farrell back then, Jeremy Renner always played a good villain, like movie The Town as well, I like him better as villain!
Lol. As if cops would be punished 😂😂😂
want A netflix axn series with these 2... CF and JR 😁
Real talk in the real world gamble would've got charged for assault
In the real world gamble would be off the hook lol I've seen cops accidentally kill someone they were press charges but they pin the charges to some other criminal and made him dressed as a cop
in USA every 1 has guns... and they think they have the moral high ground because they went trough some training...
Brilliant film good idea for a film
Honestly, the worst decision Street made was to keep covering for Gamble. Fuller went about it the wrong way but Gamble was a danger to the team and the department. Trusting your buddy goes both ways. Personally, I'd trust the guy willing to rat me out when I'm wrong than the guy who'll torch his own career to save mine after I've fucked up by the numbers.
Gamble fucked up by the numbers. While Street went along with it, providing him back-up, his ultimate responsibility was never to Gamble. It was the team and organization as whole and to his own integrity. And while his silence would serve Gamble, it would only damage the team, the department, and his own integrity. A pretty high price to pay for someone as volatile and ill-tempered as Gamble.
Managers don't do that in real life.
They go home and make sure somebody else tells you about the transfer.
RIP to Reg E. Cathey
lawyers are why no one wants to save anyone anymore.
Then gamble made sure he never missed and changed his name to clint
Love Jeremy Renner!! He never tolerates SHIT!!❤
What would Audit the Audit say?
thats why hes called hawkeye
The lady suing and them being punished is foul lol...So now in the next situation like that instead of saving a life any officer is just gonna be like "oh well he bout to die"
I can't blame her though. Gamble disobeyed orders because of his ego and he got himself & Street kicked off of SWAT.
saw this movie in the theaters back then. Jeremy Renner and Olivier Martinez stole the show.
Jeremy looks like a kid lol
Beleza muito bom 👍👍
classic movie 💯
Enjoyed this movie
Hawkeye wasn't Hawkeye after all hahaa
Gamble quite LAPD Swat and joined shield and changed name to Hawkeye
Gamble had a bad temper...smfh
Gamble was 100% in the wrong.
The woman would have died without his intervention, it's not what he did but how he did it
He created two problems trying to solve one
ギャンブルは、警察を辞めてしまう
Great movie watching it on netflix 🤘
Politics u got to love it
Cop accidentally shoots a hostage and hostage sues the cops. Sounds like the LAPD
Bulleye vs hawkeye
Two LAPD cops being reprimanded for a potentially bad shoot? This is the least realistic part of the movie.
😂
Jeremy Renner Gets Fired
Bullseye and Hawkeye
The Penguin now😏and Hawkeye
I just realized I was looking at both Hawkeye and Bullseye
Funny. In the comics, they hated each other 🤣🤣🤣
1:47
Good movie
street should have told him that he didn't sell him out.
Would Gamble have believed him?
His Irish accent slipped for a moment lol.
Where?
@@mrtiesthatbind 3:45
Dislike...cut the best part....
One of the higher ups that would get a ass beating when it came to a fight
Reminds me of why I just got fired and they just don't care or will send you back in time if you beg. That's like working call queue/basic tickets for IT and then 3-5 years later you go back to it because you think you need the job.
If they wanna beg that's on them. We employees are not begging
GAMBLE DID NOTHING WRONG.
I mean technically he shot a hostage, but he did save her life. Captain Fuller was a dick.
@@jackieb.2642 Fuller has a face anyone would love to punch.
@@SHADOWACTUAL that is true.
@@jackieb.2642 And sadly, there are idiots like him who do exist, are in positions of authority, and who pull this bullshit every day.
And of course they’re here in LA.
true, but without Fuller firing him, this movie would end in 15 mins lol
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Movie wasn't bad but I can't stand it when they cast rappers in roles (LL Cool J) 😂
Like he hasn't been acting for years prior.
@@TRivera13 that doesn't make it better
@@GorcStew He was fine in his role so that shouldn't make a difference if he was a rapper or not.
@@GorcStewDude rappers need money too. Look at Ice Cube in Anaconda 🐍
So you can a woman from getting shot from a bank robber, but not from getting shot from a police officer?
I assume you’re trying to ask how the woman can sue a cop and not a criminal, if so the answer is that 1 the criminal going to jail for robbing a bank isn’t gonna have jack shit to that would be worth suing over, 2 the police doing their job incorrectly or being poorly trained/disciplined, is more than enough grounds to win a case on top of that it’s been a while but if I remember correctly the cop is the one that actually shot her, plus the department has money from the city.
@arilm21 I meant cops can't protect people from getting shot by stupid cops. By stupid cops, I mean Renner. It's like you have to shoot that cop just so the hostage can survive.
@@algordo1997 they put themselves in the position against orders that’s the whole point about lacking discipline if these two didn’t basically go rouge they could have worked out a better plan that may not have resulted in the woman getting shot, maybe not but that argument could be made on top of that it would circle back into the how can you say you’re doing what you can to protect someone when you just rush in and don’t know what’s going on in an obvious hostage situation, without knowing where the hostages were, or where/ how many hostage takers there were, that’s the reality plus if you wanna get really petty you could say his marksmanship was poor cause he missed the robbers head and hit the lady’s shoulder.
@@algordo1997 and as far as the cops protecting from stupid cops Colin Ferrell character could have by not allowing his partner to put both of them in a stupid situation, plus based on the dialogue renners character has a track record of doing dumb things which would no doubt get brought up and would basically pose the question “if you knew this guy did dumb stuff, why wasn’t he fired already?”
@@battleboat12 but still at besat they is likely gettign medical bills paid
Can’t anybody just enjoy a movie anymore? It’s gotta be all political and so serious
I expect a name like yours and a douchey pose in your profile.......your the type that would say that. 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Gamble get fired because he shoots women he can't do it man boss told Gamble he get fired jim and Gamble are not friends anymore man jim sill be policeman boss told Jim sill policeman boss told Gamble go away from policeman Gamble is very mean to boss he can't do it man
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