What I love about this scene is how hue talks to his son. He’s not trying to berate or be mean to him, he genuinely cares for his safety. You can hear the shakiness in his voice when he tells his son to stay quiet.
As a half native man who looks full, im 26 now hes 53. But way back? we used to get fbi calls on us. its hard being mutt. my dad is proud of me but i cant help but feel disgust in their eyes. I left Ashley because she neglected to witness clear racism I had to deal with. never backed me up. Love my pops, we may argue but I love ya. ya bastard.
Depends if they get on or not. If there's some animosity between the two (not saying there is), then they probably won't work together again. It's the same reason why Terence Howard didn't return for Iron Man 2, pretty much - him and RDJ apparently couldn't stand each other on the set of the first film.
I laughed thinking you were making some kind of joke and referring to DiCaprio's character because I genuinely did not realize Tom Hardy was in this movie and didn't recognize him in this scene. Then I googled the cast of the movie...
It's been found that Englishmen can imitate a U.S. country accent very well. The U.S. actors on the other hand find it hard to speak like us. I don't know why that is. As an Englishman my self, I can even do the accent Tom does. I guess it's just one of those things.
From what I understand there's quite a bit of overlap between southern accents (especially upper class gentry) and old english accents. There's even an island community in Virginia that are so isolated from the mainland they still sound like theyre straight off the ship from Southwest England
@@MichaelCasanovaMusic I never knew that, did you know that the phrase "ya'll" is actually from England, we stopped using it, where as it become largely used in Southern U.S.
Yeah, look up the "Tidewater" accent. That's interesting, I never knew y'all was a UK thing. I did know about reckon, which is also widely used in the southern US
@@cheerfuljuan Right, cause Tom had to act getting mauled and basically fight to survive in nature. Oh wait, it was Leo who did that, not Tom. Tom's fantastic tho.
@@CloakRyzn You’re objectively wrong. Tom was better. You could still see remnants of Leo in his performance. Tom completely transformed into his character and was more interesting to watch. He may have not had to go through as much with his performance, but it’s still technically a better one.
If there's any good to be said about Fitzgerald is that he was simply trying to survive. Life and death are literally tied to those pelts. He has nothing else. If he didn't sell them, that would have been it for him. Thus, he's forced to become desperate and self-serving. There are a lot of Fitzgerald mentalities out in the world today but I would consider them far worse than Fitzgerald himself because they are not motivated by survival..they are motivated by greed.
That's true, but that has nothing to do with his blatant racism and hatred towards Glass' son. Even though their "peoples" were literally at war with each other at the time
@@noamias4897 He hated Glass's son because he was scalped by Natives, not sure if it was the Akira or Pawnee, and subsequently developed a generalised hate for all those who he saw as alike to those who scalped him. He, like a lot of humans, fell into a cycle of hate, both a perpetrator and victim of that cycle. I think that further demonstrates how realistically human his character was.
A lot of people underestimate his understanding of how the natives work too. At the beginning of the movie he was the only one suspicious about “Calder” and where he was. He was also upset by Glass shooting and killing the Elk. “Whatever it is they’re hunting out there, I hope it don’t need another shot.” A few minutes later, Calder turns up naked and castrated and the camp is devastated.
Fitzgerald's character was just super douchy, and manipulative, and overall just a fucked up human being. Great acting, I genuinely felt hatred and guilt when he killed hawk. I was on edge through most of the movie!
Interesting enough, he was one of those villians that has the inner madness of humanity woven into him, and if you look closely you can see the reasoning behind some of his actions. For example, at the begininng of the movie he states he wouldve had the whole group moving on and leaving by that time to avoid them all being killed by the indians. It is Hugh Glass who draws the attack in the first place, by firing the shot. Fitzgerald also immediately asks members of the group where (forgive my spelling) Caulder is, who is the man first shot and killed crying "help" at the initiation of the fight. Sure, during the fight, Ftizgerald asks men to grab the furs instead of just "getting to the boat", As Glass does, but once again, if you look at it closely, Hugh Glass wouldve been choked to death in this scene were it not for another member of the group saving him, by killing an Indian. In comparison Fitzgerald saves Bridger's life by killing an Indian! The scene depicted here shows Fitzgerald being loud and obnoxious, but he has a point. Theyve all been working theyre asses off for "six months" and for what? Just for Glass to draw Indians in and cause the fight? Not to mention theyre leaving the furs, which was the purpose of going on this expedition in the first place. Im sure many of us would feel the same! But everyone around him remains calm, and afterwards once again, Hugh Glass goes off alone only to get mauled by the bear, firing another shot, which could draw in more Indians, and get more people killed, but no one in the group seems to care! Now, Fitzgerald killing Hawk is emotional, but what about all the other dead men Hugh Glass essentially single handedly got killed? What about theur families? Fitzgerald even stays behind but at this point I could see where he would be frustrated (In addition to Glass not having a son in the first place irl). He lies to Bridger, yes, and his manipulation is for the most part cruel, but if i were in his place i would be frustrated too! Hes probably frustrated with all the unnecessary dying and doesnt want to participate? He probablh has PTSD from the indians pretty much scalping him as he explains later to Bridger, by the fire, but if we look back on the beginning fight, he was just interested in getting the furs and saving "his own", rather than retaliating. Theres much more you could draw onto as well but in conclusion, Fitzgerald deserves a second look by critics. Tom Hardy's portrayal of him makes him very easy to hate, I agree, but he was not always wrong.
go de I love Fitzgerald he’s such a badass u see they fight seen at the end? He’s tough as hell. He also head shots and scalps captain Henry and in the opening attack by the arikaka Indians u see him
@@GamePlayer775 Agreed.. Also he killed his son to save his own ass. He shoulda stopped yelling. I understand the boy was panicked after watching his father getting suffocated brutally. Its just an unfortunate situation for all of them honestly. Hell living in such a savage and ruthless era. Nothing seems fair at all. The pay for the hard work in those 6 months. They barely broke even. Bridger and hawk being exposed to so much brutality at a young age. Hugh getting mauled by the grizzly. The cold. The Indians just trying to protect their land and wildlife. Just a clusterfuck of unfairness. Lifes not fair though..
@@scottbrown6505 Honestly he made a lot of sense. Getting the whole squad, or yourself killed for the sake of one man on the verge of death is a stupid move for a poor, uneducated and boorish mountainman. Therefore, I felt no hatred for this "villain" who was just trying to survive. In the end he was just a much a victim as Glass, the captain and the son.
DiCaprio won an Oscar and rightfully so, it was long overdue for him. That being said it would be remiss to overlook Hardys performance in this film. He was also spectacular.
goodguynow I don’t wanna be that pretentious film guy but it might’ve been done purposefully since his voice almost seems to lower with each shout like Fitzgerald was focused on nothing but glass and his boy that the captain’s voice would be drown out to him because of his rage and impatience
@@coreyritter9143 he probably wasn't thinking he was going to get shanked in the gut tho..that's not my first thought when i'm having a heated exchange with someone
@@Lark_Vivian because you're not a violent person yourself so your brain cant expect that from others so quickly and out of the blue and just goes into shock when it happens
I’ve watched a lot of great performances and the one Tom Hardy gives in this movie is one of the best I’ve ever seen. Completely ingrains himself in the character. The way he moves, speaks, and the actions he takes were so believable. I’m not sure what was going through his mind but he looks lost in the best way possible
1:12 Leo D. as the Pawnee teen’s father yelled at harshly. I don’t think he would have talked like that to him otherwise. Leo clearly knows that his own co-worker is dangerous, and the whole crowd of white men is dangerous for his own son. The wilderness is also a harsh teacher, and harsher than a father could ever be.
The “whole crowd of white men” wasn’t dangerous to his son though. It was just Fitzgerald & that’s bc Fitzgerald had been scalped & had a general hatred for the savages. Nice try though.
My mother always told me never start a fight for any reason. If I instigate it and get myself in trouble I’m on my own. But if someone comes after me and starts to finish it and she will back me up.
I'm really amazed by Tom Hardy he is such an incredible actor, the way he changes his voice and expressions with every character he plays it's very interesting.
@@andrebranco3402 Or maybe he's appreciating the film for portraying so deeply the plight of men who are harder men that today will ever see. Not many alive now could ever hope to match the raw masculinity of fur trappers in the 1820's dude, that kind of life is alien to our modern society.
I loved the scenes between father and son in this movie, they were poetic even when they were heart wrenching. The cinematographer and director were both on point.
Tom Hardy is on point but Leo must have been like oh shit he's so good at his role... I better not screw up the take. Leo may not have much to say here but the way he acts in the background letting tom hardy shine, digesting the words and then finding a moment in the scene and nailing his part is phenomenal because everything was one take leading up to the moment when Glass speaks. And if you don't deliver that moment, the whole scene would have collapsed. Everything that happened beforehand, the guys carrying pelts up the hill, the camera following different characters, tom hardy's brilliant performance... then imagine the camera finally arriving at you, the whole weight of the scene landing on your shoulders. The whole atmosphere and tone of the film. There is so much pressure not to screw it up. And the way Leo delivers the line is honestly goddamn beautiful. In my opinion leo steals the scene. And the moment he teaches his son about life reminds me of many times when my father lecture me. It is a very raw performance, there are few lines he has, very simple lines yet he gives a lot of truth to them. You would have to fully create a whole back story in your mind in order to deliver lines like Leo does. Because you feel his pain. His past.
Acting in this film was incredible. I really felt Hawks pain, having to put up with the constant put downs from Fitzgerald. Leo’s character tries to keep him alive but in turn talks down to him as well. Setting up his final scene where his father is not there to restrain his young and naive anger towards Fitzgerald for the constant oppression. I knew once Leo was incapacitated that his son would no survive for long without him
Tom Hardy is so good in this movie. Without him...there may not be a film worth watching. I suspect it would still be good, but I BELIEVE that man to be a trapper....I BELIEVE he was scalped....I BELIEVE his soul was as hard as the flint in is pouch. Maybe he gets all the great lines....I believe he made the lines he got GREAT. One of my favorite performances ever that I can cite in a film. Nurse Ratchet....Scarlett O'Hara, Sgt Hartman, Henry Chinaski, William Muny....Tuco....many others, but Tom Hardy in this film is one of the best ever.
“They don’t hear your voice, they just see the color of your face..” As someone who is half Mexican/half white in the United States. That’s a real feeling.
@@RyanSmith-zj6ys doesn’t mean racism doesn’t exist in the US pal, and that there still aren’t depraved racists around. And fun fact, mixed people do face a lot of discrimination actually, from both sides 🤡🤡.
Tom Hardy will one day be seen as one of the greatest actors to ever stand in front of a camera. Marlon Brando, Daniel Day-Lewis, Denzel Washington, Gary Oldman...Tom Hardy.
@@kennooo535 no you are absolutely wrong! He said scout, because glass is the groups scout!! He also said, your forgetting your place boy! Which means he is screwing things up! He was supposed to stay aware for indians as being the scout and help keep the group safe and not be shooting to draw attention
Jesse Ventura, was Kyle like Hugh Glass for you? Waving to the sun 🌞 is such ideological bs. This has to be the best Western by far! At least these guys didn't wave to the sun. You know one of the guys joined the military after leaving Glass for dead.
What? Leo was outstanding that line he delivered was perfect as far as I can tell my place is right here at the smart end of this rifle perfect delivery letting Fitzgerald know he ain't no bitch, leo is like a god to me as an actor
This is the most gangster movie in film history. Hunting for pelts while the Natives feel cheated and the internal conflict. Everything in this movie is *ruthless* . Even the weather.
i think they should’ve stayed on the boat. yes it did show them later in the film as dead, but there was only 2 of them who stayed on the boat. with 32 guys vs 10-15 natives they could’ve taken them all, then glass wouldn’t have been mauled, hawk would’ve lived and they probably would’ve all voted to ditch fitzgerald, therefore a happier ending. just my opinion.
Fitzgerald was absolutley correct throughout the entire film. Glass was out hunting when he was supposed to be on the lookout for hostile native tribes. He was entirley responsible for the ambush. And the bear attack renedered him entirley useless and a complete detriment to the survivers. Anyone would have left him behind.
@Ali Shabbiri no your wrong! He was about to kill fitzgerald but fitz enlisted in the army and killling a soldier was a capital crime he would be hanged, then he said to fitz to never leave the army otherwise he would still kill him, he only forgave Bridger the other guy who left him
@@officialrez496 How COULDNT he be right. If anything that makes him more correct. What should they have done? Leave everything up to that half breed hawk? Jesus Christo if we left everything up to those barbarian tribes America would still be in the stone-age.
so is this boy really supposed to be his son in the movie or did he just kinda adopt him from his ex gf..i never found out if they actually made him together.
Don't assume everyone is evil hearted until proven otherwise, and do God's work by purging them from the physical world when they commit acts hostile to the soul.
You literally cannot tell it is Tom Hardy. That is how good he is.
@Freddie make up artist for sure. Writer? Nah. Tom was able to change his voice so well. That's another reason why he is unrecognizable
@@henrry889 bro is he the same dude from vebom
@@eddiew2325 yeah
@@henrry889 brooooooo
@@eddiew2325 shits crazy
What I love about this scene is how hue talks to his son. He’s not trying to berate or be mean to him, he genuinely cares for his safety. You can hear the shakiness in his voice when he tells his son to stay quiet.
That’s one of the reasons why Hugh Glass is Leonardo DiCaprio’s best character.
I know. I love how even the different I’m their race he truly didn’t see his son as a “Savage” 💜
As a dad, it's tough love that sometimes is needed because you care deeply for your son. DiCap nails it here.
As a half native man who looks full, im 26 now hes 53. But way back? we used to get fbi calls on us. its hard being mutt. my dad is proud of me but i cant help but feel disgust in their eyes. I left Ashley because she neglected to witness clear racism I had to deal with. never backed me up. Love my pops, we may argue but I love ya. ya bastard.
@@hisuiuzumaki8326 Because theyre not savages.
Anyone else think Leo & Tom should work together in films more often?
Jonathan Mendez hell yes
Yes definitely!!!
Jonathan Mendez definitely! They're two of my favorite actors of all time.
Fuck yeah
Depends if they get on or not. If there's some animosity between the two (not saying there is), then they probably won't work together again.
It's the same reason why Terence Howard didn't return for Iron Man 2, pretty much - him and RDJ apparently couldn't stand each other on the set of the first film.
Tom Hardy is insane. Every word he speaks, every mannerism, he makes you feel as if there's so much more right beneath the surface.
Tom hardy or the character hes portraying here?
Should have won an oscar
Tom Hardy sucks
Tom can play unhinged people so well look at Alfie from peaky blinders
I laughed thinking you were making some kind of joke and referring to DiCaprio's character because I genuinely did not realize Tom Hardy was in this movie and didn't recognize him in this scene. Then I googled the cast of the movie...
"You can quit polishing that rifle when I'm talkin to you!" His accent is so good.
It's been found that Englishmen can imitate a U.S. country accent very well. The U.S. actors on the other hand find it hard to speak like us. I don't know why that is. As an Englishman my self, I can even do the accent Tom does. I guess it's just one of those things.
From what I understand there's quite a bit of overlap between southern accents (especially upper class gentry) and old english accents. There's even an island community in Virginia that are so isolated from the mainland they still sound like theyre straight off the ship from Southwest England
@@MichaelCasanovaMusic I never knew that, did you know that the phrase "ya'll" is actually from England, we stopped using it, where as it become largely used in Southern U.S.
Yeah, look up the "Tidewater" accent.
That's interesting, I never knew y'all was a UK thing. I did know about reckon, which is also widely used in the southern US
@@MichaelCasanovaMusic Yeah, it's from the old days before the whole war with Britain etc. I'll check that accent out now.
This is a superb movie in everyway and Tom Hardy still found a way to shine. He steals every scene he's in
Yep. Don't get me wrong, Leo is obviously fantastic in this movie but in my opinion Tom Hardy was better
@@cheerfuljuan Right, cause Tom had to act getting mauled and basically fight to survive in nature. Oh wait, it was Leo who did that, not Tom. Tom's fantastic tho.
Memento mori so true
@@cheerfuljuan That's your opinion but objectively Leo was better.
@@CloakRyzn You’re objectively wrong. Tom was better. You could still see remnants of Leo in his performance. Tom completely transformed into his character and was more interesting to watch. He may have not had to go through as much with his performance, but it’s still technically a better one.
They don't hear your voice, they just see the color of your face.
chango vato exactly
Yes
Makes me tear up every time honestly
I saw it again yesterday and what a powerfull line, sad but true
I saw it again yesterday and what a powerfull line, sad but true
The captain is such an honorable, altruistic and noble person, so much respect for him
Tom hardy was nominated for an oscar for his role and he didn't win but he absofuckinglutely should've won it
for doing what exactly? id love to watch you explain it to a savage
@@boostedb18b13 Nobody thinks your cool
@@Kevi3549nor are you 😂
If there's any good to be said about Fitzgerald is that he was simply trying to survive. Life and death are literally tied to those pelts. He has nothing else. If he didn't sell them, that would have been it for him. Thus, he's forced to become desperate and self-serving. There are a lot of Fitzgerald mentalities out in the world today but I would consider them far worse than Fitzgerald himself because they are not motivated by survival..they are motivated by greed.
That's true, but that has nothing to do with his blatant racism and hatred towards Glass' son. Even though their "peoples" were literally at war with each other at the time
Spot on
@@noamias4897 He hated Glass's son because he was scalped by Natives, not sure if it was the Akira or Pawnee, and subsequently developed a generalised hate for all those who he saw as alike to those who scalped him. He, like a lot of humans, fell into a cycle of hate, both a perpetrator and victim of that cycle. I think that further demonstrates how realistically human his character was.
@@carlito___fml2652 True, good point.
A lot of people underestimate his understanding of how the natives work too. At the beginning of the movie he was the only one suspicious about “Calder” and where he was. He was also upset by Glass shooting and killing the Elk. “Whatever it is they’re hunting out there, I hope it don’t need another shot.” A few minutes later, Calder turns up naked and castrated and the camp is devastated.
"Hey Glaaasssss!" when you quiet and minding your own business but all the bully can think about is you
Fitzgerald's character was just super douchy, and manipulative, and overall just a fucked up human being. Great acting, I genuinely felt hatred and guilt when he killed hawk. I was on edge through most of the movie!
Interesting enough, he was one of those villians that has the inner madness of humanity woven into him, and if you look closely you can see the reasoning behind some of his actions.
For example, at the begininng of the movie he states he wouldve had the whole group moving on and leaving by that time to avoid them all being killed by the indians. It is Hugh Glass who draws the attack in the first place, by firing the shot. Fitzgerald also immediately asks members of the group where (forgive my spelling) Caulder is, who is the man first shot and killed crying "help" at the initiation of the fight. Sure, during the fight, Ftizgerald asks men to grab the furs instead of just "getting to the boat", As Glass does, but once again, if you look at it closely, Hugh Glass wouldve been choked to death in this scene were it not for another member of the group saving him, by killing an Indian. In comparison Fitzgerald saves Bridger's life by killing an Indian! The scene depicted here shows Fitzgerald being loud and obnoxious, but he has a point. Theyve all been working theyre asses off for "six months" and for what? Just for Glass to draw Indians in and cause the fight? Not to mention theyre leaving the furs, which was the purpose of going on this expedition in the first place. Im sure many of us would feel the same! But everyone around him remains calm, and afterwards once again, Hugh Glass goes off alone only to get mauled by the bear, firing another shot, which could draw in more Indians, and get more people killed, but no one in the group seems to care!
Now, Fitzgerald killing Hawk is emotional, but what about all the other dead men Hugh Glass essentially single handedly got killed? What about theur families? Fitzgerald even stays behind but at this point I could see where he would be frustrated (In addition to Glass not having a son in the first place irl). He lies to Bridger, yes, and his manipulation is for the most part cruel, but if i were in his place i would be frustrated too! Hes probably frustrated with all the unnecessary dying and doesnt want to participate? He probablh has PTSD from the indians pretty much scalping him as he explains later to Bridger, by the fire, but if we look back on the beginning fight, he was just interested in getting the furs and saving "his own", rather than retaliating.
Theres much more you could draw onto as well but in conclusion, Fitzgerald deserves a second look by critics. Tom Hardy's portrayal of him makes him very easy to hate, I agree, but he was not always wrong.
go de I love Fitzgerald he’s such a badass u see they fight seen at the end? He’s tough as hell. He also head shots and scalps captain Henry and in the opening attack by the arikaka Indians u see him
Movie villains are awesome.
@@GamePlayer775 Agreed.. Also he killed his son to save his own ass. He shoulda stopped yelling. I understand the boy was panicked after watching his father getting suffocated brutally. Its just an unfortunate situation for all of them honestly. Hell living in such a savage and ruthless era. Nothing seems fair at all. The pay for the hard work in those 6 months. They barely broke even. Bridger and hawk being exposed to so much brutality at a young age. Hugh getting mauled by the grizzly. The cold. The Indians just trying to protect their land and wildlife. Just a clusterfuck of unfairness. Lifes not fair though..
@@scottbrown6505 Honestly he made a lot of sense. Getting the whole squad, or yourself killed for the sake of one man on the verge of death is a stupid move for a poor, uneducated and boorish mountainman. Therefore, I felt no hatred for this "villain" who was just trying to survive. In the end he was just a much a victim as Glass, the captain and the son.
DiCaprio won an Oscar and rightfully so, it was long overdue for him. That being said it would be remiss to overlook Hardys performance in this film. He was also spectacular.
Hands down best movie I could never get tired of watching
Even the sound editing is on point. I really feel like the captain was further away than he actually was.
goodguynow I don’t wanna be that pretentious film guy but it might’ve been done purposefully since his voice almost seems to lower with each shout like Fitzgerald was focused on nothing but glass and his boy that the captain’s voice would be drown out to him because of his rage and impatience
Man Hardy is good.
"If you want to survive, Keep your mouth Shut"... Foreshadowing tho, I think Fitzgerald wouldn't have killed him if he was calm and not aggravating.
Probably wasn’t the best idea to scream they’ll hang you right in Fitzgerald’s face when Hawk himself was un-armed
@@coreyritter9143 he probably wasn't thinking he was going to get shanked in the gut tho..that's not my first thought when i'm having a heated exchange with someone
Yeah let's blame him. Lol
@@Lark_Vivian because you're not a violent person yourself so your brain cant expect that from others so quickly and out of the blue and just goes into shock when it happens
I've watched this movie probably 12 times, and the more I watch it, the more I like it, what a masterpiece film.
I’ve watched a lot of great performances and the one Tom Hardy gives in this movie is one of the best I’ve ever seen. Completely ingrains himself in the character. The way he moves, speaks, and the actions he takes were so believable. I’m not sure what was going through his mind but he looks lost in the best way possible
1:12 Leo D. as the Pawnee teen’s father yelled at harshly. I don’t think he would have talked like that to him otherwise. Leo clearly knows that his own co-worker is dangerous, and the whole crowd of white men is dangerous for his own son. The wilderness is also a harsh teacher, and harsher than a father could ever be.
The “whole crowd of white men” wasn’t dangerous to his son though. It was just Fitzgerald & that’s bc Fitzgerald had been scalped & had a general hatred for the savages. Nice try though.
Tom Hardy doing the most convincing southern accent I've ever heard in any movie ever
The only non Southern actors I know of who can pull off a Southern accent are Tom Hardy, Jude Law, and Andrew Garfield. All British.
Yes, it's incredible. My late father looked like Tom Hardy and had a very thick Southern accent. There were moments there when I got chills.
Very incredible accent. It's actually not southern, it's a thick Texan accent
Texas is Southern
@@seanbannon7939 bro where do you think Texas is? up North? 😂
Fitzgerald is like the one kid in class who won't shut up.
My dad talking to me as a kid.
My dad was the same way. Don't go picking fights, no matter how they try to provoke you. Their parents can afford lawyers. We can't.
My mother always told me never start a fight for any reason. If I instigate it and get myself in trouble I’m on my own. But if someone comes after me and starts to finish it and she will back me up.
Yup.
I'm really amazed by Tom Hardy he is such an incredible actor, the way he changes his voice and expressions with every character he plays it's very interesting.
1:18 that right there was the moment he won the Oscar.
I can’t believe this is the same pretty boy from the 90s. I mean he’s always been a good actor, but this one just feels so different.
Tom hardy is a straight up beast, I can't wait to act along side with this guy
KeyAquaMan300 aquaman300 All the best bro/sister
Good luck sir.
I hope it happens
Tom hardy's an excellent actor to work with I've had the pleasure of working in 2 movies with him.
@@shabazhussain1576 which 2?
The Revenant was a brilliant movie 😃. Tom Hardy and Leonardo DiCaprio were amazing in this movie !
Pretty ballsy grabbing the ‘wrong end’ of a rifle during this time period lol
Every performance in this movie was amazing
I hate people like Fitzgerald, I've had to deal with too many of them :/
how many sons have you lost, noamias?
You wouldnt be here typing if you had to deal with many people like Fitzgerald. There aren't many battle hardened frontiersmen around ya know?
@@blackairforceenergyincarna6682 ah yes because I was talking about literally 1800s American frontiersmen
"If you want to survive keep your mouth shut"
“We only have a couple hours of light left!” Yeah no kidding, didn’t they only have like 3-4 hours a day to shoot because of the natural lighting
For some reason I'll never have such a manly or badass voice as Fitzgerald's.It sounds like it was cut straight from hell or something.
Thats just an angry man dude, heck you can hear dudes like that everywhere you must have grown around pssies
@@andrebranco3402 Or maybe he's appreciating the film for portraying so deeply the plight of men who are harder men that today will ever see. Not many alive now could ever hope to match the raw masculinity of fur trappers in the 1820's dude, that kind of life is alien to our modern society.
@@gaugehaver2426 comfort has degenerated us.. men are molded through struggle
There are plenty of people like that around where I live.
He's just an angry prick
My god, Tom Hardy was so good in this film. His best performances in my opinion. To bad he’s not as talked about as Leo.
I loved the scenes between father and son in this movie, they were poetic even when they were heart wrenching. The cinematographer and director were both on point.
1:13 already knew what would take his son
Tom Hardy is on point but Leo must have been like oh shit he's so good at his role... I better not screw up the take. Leo may not have much to say here but the way he acts in the background letting tom hardy shine, digesting the words and then finding a moment in the scene and nailing his part is phenomenal because everything was one take leading up to the moment when Glass speaks. And if you don't deliver that moment, the whole scene would have collapsed. Everything that happened beforehand, the guys carrying pelts up the hill, the camera following different characters, tom hardy's brilliant performance... then imagine the camera finally arriving at you, the whole weight of the scene landing on your shoulders. The whole atmosphere and tone of the film. There is so much pressure not to screw it up. And the way Leo delivers the line is honestly goddamn beautiful. In my opinion leo steals the scene. And the moment he teaches his son about life reminds me of many times when my father lecture me. It is a very raw performance, there are few lines he has, very simple lines yet he gives a lot of truth to them. You would have to fully create a whole back story in your mind in order to deliver lines like Leo does. Because you feel his pain. His past.
I didn't even think about that aspect re the pressure, totally forgot this was a lengthy continuous shot. incredible
Leo and Tom gave the best performance of all time
Great movie and great acting Leo and Tom I hate to see Tom play a bad guy but man can he nail it !
Glass has some thick fucking skin.
My man acts like it's his last movie.... Holy shit....
Sounds like a son dad talk😂😂😂😂
It is a son dad talk.
Tom Hardy made this movie. DiCaprio was fine but Hardy was something else
Nah, Leo stole the entire film.
Idk about that.
It is crazy that Leo won and Oscar for this and Tom did not because he stood out by far.
Love this scene. My dad is Jesus. This scene makes me think what a man is since I don't have a dad
in modern forms of discrimination, in society or even inside the family this dialogue is fully true! " they just see the (color of) your face"
Typical
Fitzgerald character sounds and looks like he walked right out the Blood Meridian universe
Acting in this film was incredible. I really felt Hawks pain, having to put up with the constant put downs from Fitzgerald. Leo’s character tries to keep him alive but in turn talks down to him as well. Setting up his final scene where his father is not there to restrain his young and naive anger towards Fitzgerald for the constant oppression. I knew once Leo was incapacitated that his son would no survive for long without him
This like all the dialog DiCaprio has in the movie. :D
I know he doesn’t talk much throughout the entire film, but he definitely has more lines.
He has a good scene at the end. He knows how far I've come for him line was good
Tom Hardy is so good in this movie. Without him...there may not be a film worth watching. I suspect it would still be good, but I BELIEVE that man to be a trapper....I BELIEVE he was scalped....I BELIEVE his soul was as hard as the flint in is pouch. Maybe he gets all the great lines....I believe he made the lines he got GREAT. One of my favorite performances ever that I can cite in a film. Nurse Ratchet....Scarlett O'Hara, Sgt Hartman, Henry Chinaski, William Muny....Tuco....many others, but Tom Hardy in this film is one of the best ever.
Who more think that ton hardy talking a Biff tannen in the midle west in back to the future 3?
“They don’t hear your voice, they just see the color of your face..”
As someone who is half Mexican/half white in the United States. That’s a real feeling.
Yeah, I'm sure your situation today is the same as this Native American boy in the 1820s
@@RyanSmith-zj6ys doesn’t mean racism doesn’t exist in the US pal, and that there still aren’t depraved racists around. And fun fact, mixed people do face a lot of discrimination actually, from both sides 🤡🤡.
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Tom Hardy will one day be seen as one of the greatest actors to ever stand in front of a camera. Marlon Brando, Daniel Day-Lewis, Denzel Washington, Gary Oldman...Tom Hardy.
As far as I can tell my place is right here on the smart end of (puts the safety off) this rifle!
There is no saftey on muskets. He was pulling back the hammer.
He retracted the hammer, readying the shot
Powerful but true line
I googled “the revenant final fight” and google fed me this shit
0:13 - 0:22 is he referring to the battle that just happened or about the story of glass killing the Lt still
glass killing the LT
He was just as good as doyle Hargraves in sling blade
this movie was so epic. that camera leading is so omg
Why is it that Tom Hardy always plays raging assholes? Can he not play a likable character every now and then?
“Look at me scalp”
He said Scout not scalp!
@@andrebranco3402 no he said scalp you can hear it, he calls him that because he lived with indians and they scalped people
@@kennooo535 no you are absolutely wrong! He said scout, because glass is the groups scout!! He also said, your forgetting your place boy! Which means he is screwing things up! He was supposed to stay aware for indians as being the scout and help keep the group safe and not be shooting to draw attention
@@andrebranco3402 I agree that "scout" does make sense, but I used an app to get captions and it said "scalp".
@@thingsandstuffwithinmebrai5938 apps can be wrong ..i watched the movie with subtitles and he says scout.
Powerful acting 🎭
Badass line.
seams almost very close to a five star movie
Jesse Ventura, was Kyle like Hugh Glass for you? Waving to the sun 🌞 is such ideological bs. This has to be the best Western by far! At least these guys didn't wave to the sun. You know one of the guys joined the military after leaving Glass for dead.
My dad legit questioned if it actually was Tom Hardy due to that accent. That just shows how great of an actor he is.
tom hardy should have an oscar already..... funny thing is i only found out after watching the movie that fitzgerald is tom
Kids need to listen to their parents more
Leo and Tom hardy were amazing in this movie! I need to grab this on dvd 📀// I must admit, all the actors were amazing in this movie
Tom Hardy did such an amazing job. I hated Fitzgerald with a fucking passion.
Filmed in Argentina 🇦🇷 land of world's champions and the best meat
Tom hardy almost convinced me he was Irish
I’m workin on it..
I m not sure about Leo but Tom truly deserved the oscar for this..... This is the only movie where i feel leo was outclassed in.
What? Leo was outstanding that line he delivered was perfect as far as I can tell my place is right here at the smart end of this rifle perfect delivery letting Fitzgerald know he ain't no bitch, leo is like a god to me as an actor
I wonder how the fight would have gone if the son and he fought😭, I would have been like “BEAT HIS ASSS”
“Hey Glassss” - 🤨
This is the most gangster movie in film history.
Hunting for pelts while the Natives feel cheated and the internal conflict. Everything in this movie is *ruthless* . Even the weather.
Is it true that Tom Hardy based his character on Barnes from platoon?
i think they should’ve stayed on the boat. yes it did show them later in the film as dead, but there was only 2 of them who stayed on the boat. with 32 guys vs 10-15 natives they could’ve taken them all, then glass wouldn’t have been mauled, hawk would’ve lived and they probably would’ve all voted to ditch fitzgerald, therefore a happier ending. just my opinion.
You forgettin yo place boi
Wtf?!? Did they change what Fitzgerald really said?!? You gotta be kidding me.
Tom hardy is so good at playing a bully 😂
What’s that lang
Pawnee
Fitzgerald was absolutley correct throughout the entire film. Glass was out hunting when he was supposed to be on the lookout for hostile native tribes. He was entirley responsible for the ambush. And the bear attack renedered him entirley useless and a complete detriment to the survivers. Anyone would have left him behind.
Frogwald lol for real. Its like the only reason he's the villain is because he's rude.
@Ali Shabbiri no your wrong! He was about to kill fitzgerald but fitz enlisted in the army and killling a soldier was a capital crime he would be hanged, then he said to fitz to never leave the army otherwise he would still kill him, he only forgave Bridger the other guy who left him
He’s a colonizer lmao how is that correct
@@officialrez496 How COULDNT he be right. If anything that makes him more correct. What should they have done? Leave everything up to that half breed hawk? Jesus Christo if we left everything up to those barbarian tribes America would still be in the stone-age.
@@Hilder78 people tend to let their minds wonder when it comes to how native Americans lived before the plague came over off a boat
0:46
so is this boy really supposed to be his son in the movie or did he just kinda adopt him from his ex gf..i never found out if they actually made him together.
His son, she was his wife not gf.
He cleans a loaded rifle?
In those times yes.
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What I love most about people like Fitzgerald? They bleed the best when they mess with the wrong SOB
جرالد و گلس دشمنن❤😢
Genial como se mueve la camara entre los personajes! fucking master sequence!
i mean, having ptsd from what a native american did to you is sure enough to cause some level of racism however misguided it is
Jake cayhill 😂
Don't assume everyone is evil hearted until proven otherwise, and do God's work by purging them from the physical world when they commit acts hostile to the soul.
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hey glass😠
(Polishing rifle. Ignoring you)
"that's enough fizgerald" its an order
Tom Hardy is just a better actor, Leo is very good but Tom Hardy next level in this scene anyway
Bullshit.
Pure Hollywood...shouting like that echoing like that wouldve been a death wish😂
They must be pretty far from the Arikara.
Tons of vegetation and a rushing river would render you silent to anyone 800M plus
They were miles from the Arikara at this point. Plus they had the sounds of the river to drown out the conversation
Sorry but Tom Hardy outstaged EVERYONE in this movie. Absolute amazing actor and performance.
Except for Leo
@@CloakRyzn Leo is the best thing about this film. And he did it with barely any lines.