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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2021
- Hackman is back to Miami Vice! But not for a long time… Unfazed, Hackman tells Crockett he knows Crockett can't shoot an unarmed man, just the way he couldn't let an innocent man be executed. He then closes his eyes and lays his head back. Crockett proves Hackman wrong by pulling the trigger.
From Miami Vice Season 4 Episode 21 'Deliver Us from Evil': Frank Hackman returns to make life hell for Crockett - in the most devastating way possible
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Sonny Crockett's "Did you see the sunrise this morning?" moment.
Yes, why?
@toshtenstahl That was one of the greatest moments in tv history. This scene from Miami Vice owes a lot to that earlier scene, but the writers did take their time to set up and pay off this story arc. Brilliantly done on both shows.
Absolutely.
I just saw that “Magnum PI “ episode today.
The magnum scene literally changed the way i viewed TV
Watched Miam Vice all the time,never got tired if it,It was ahead of the curb,it's a shame we get old,and the people around us pass,lucky to able to be a part of that era.
This was what really made Miami Vice stand out from other cop shows at the time, it was very dark and violent at times. It may seem tame by today's standards but some critics back in the day couldn't handle it.
Except they stole it from Magnum PI.
Yep! Very adult themes for an 80s show! If it was made today it would definitely have the Wire/The Shield grittiness to it!
@@drstevej2527 Not even close.
Thats like saying NYPD ripped off Miami Vice !!!!!!!!!!!!LOL
@@darknes7800
Are you a child? This specific scene was predated by an episode of Magnum PI several years before. Even the dialogue is almost verbatim.
Says the child, calling names!!!! Bro, simmer down.....95% of ALL POLICE shows have an episode where the officer is conflicted to shoot or not shoot an unarmed "bad guy".......You must be new.
Sonny Crockett was a 19 year old US Army sniper in Vietnam... Hackman wrote a check his ass couldn't pay...
That is why Miami Vice is the best cop show of all time.
Truth.
Absolutely
Fun to watch, definitely. Realistic, not even remotely close.
Great acting here with Crockett/Johsnson shaking the pistol before he fires showing inner conflict. One of the greatest story arcs of the series.
Most electric razors in the 80s had a sonny Crockett setting.
I heard about special razors that had shadow settings....too funny!
🤣
It's called a Miami Device.
@@mojoejojo171 That would be an awesome name for a drug trafficking themed metal band...kind of like Brujeria.
One of the most powerful scenes in the show.
Kind of but the show was really “over” by then. Seasons 4 and 5 blew compared to the first 3, really first 2.
@@ephraimfink9010 The first two are the best for sure but 3-5 are not bad.
Another great one !
There were others but this one ranked in top 10
Afuckinmen ll
I swear; that scene was chilling when I saw that as a young man. Guess what, it is chilling now. I need to rewatch my Miami Vice. That show was ahead of its time.
Mirror Image had some cold scenes too, especially for TV!
Miami Vice was trend setting like no other show ever. Still the best!
Well, the same kind of scene was done years earlier on Magnum P. I..
But, still a great scene.
☮
That was one of the most powerful shots of the series! Not just because it's personal, but the loudness... ooh, that echo. Best pistol sound effect they've ever made in all of film history, hands down, no competition.
this and dirty harry.
Because it was a real recording of a shot, taken at an indoor range... you can hear the spent case bounce off the divider and hit the floor, rattling along a moment.
Afuckinmen claude
@@jmjfanss yes!!
"WRONG"
He pulled off that shot without flinching or blinking.
Like a boss!
He was flinching in the beginning!
@@TheStuport if he was, it was very minor compared to most people firing a gun like that.
tbf, he just finished off an 8-ball earlier with Tubbs
When you are accustomed to shooting guns, you have both eyes open and you don't blink when the gun goes off... it's not like the shot is a surprise to you, since you launched it.
"Ivan...did you see the sunrise this morning?"
Yes, why?
I was thinking how closely it resembled Magnum PI.
The sound of the gunshot was chilling. No need to show the victim. The vibe, music, and Sonny's reaction was enough to paint the grim picture.
Damn that's why this is one of a Sonny Crockett's Epic Turning Point in the series Miami Vice is still the best show ever
He never blinked when he pulled the trigger NBC wussed out and put a gun in Hackman's hands but the story arc after the boat explosion was the last hurrah.... When he was motivated on this show he was a helluva actor.
Sonny looks like the Grim Reaper in this scene.....
His gun always sounds like a damn howitzer cannon. lol
Sounds exactly like Dirty Harry's .44.
Pretty dang close because Sonny shoots a 10mm...one of the most powerful auto pistols out there
@@rsons2014 From Season three onwards he uses a .45. In this episode, it's a Smith & Wesson 645. In season five he replaces it with a Smith & Wesson 4506. The Bren Ten was cool but seasons one and two only.
It's not quite as loud as the gun in the movie "Shane"...but it's still badass.
Bren 10
Remember watching Miami vice and then going out for the night..ahhhh yhe 80s they were a beautiful time to be young and alive
yeah...we would watch Miami Vice then hit the club dead-on dressed to impress. These days the younger folks wont even dress up. All they do is stare at their silly phones
looking like un-made beds
Yes it was.
Crockett blocking the sun was symbolic. He was the shadow of death.
A halo for the Angel of Death.
Crockett put that Smith and Wesson 645 to good use LOL
Love the specific sound effect for Crockett's gun.
he carried a bren 10
@@jhaeck1 He did, but in later seasons switched to the S&W.
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@@jhaeck1 he did in the earlier episode
The most powerful, sad and yet mesmerizing at the same time scene in the whole series.
When Sonny points his gun at your head, you better take him seriously.
Facts💯
Usually, it's a good idea in general.
Crocket biggest hero ever. I love the series I love it I really Love Miami Vice...Unmatched even today
I have the first 3 seasons on DVD,
God bless
One of the amazing things about Don Johnson at this time period was that he had absolutely no fear in his body whatsoever. If you go to 2:20 and slow the footage down to 0.25 speed, watch his neck, jaw and head. You can see that he doesn't even flinch in the slightest...bear in mind that this is a 45. caliber handgun and in person the enormous sound upon firing and jolting of the gun would make 99% of people flinch quite significantly. Even if they were experienced in the use of firearms and they had ear protection on, they would usually still flinch a bit. Don has no ear protection here and no blinking or flinching at all...nothing.
It was NOT .45 acp. Sonny’s sidearm in the series was a 10mm “Bren Ten” which had been developed just before Miami vice cane out. Crockett was initially supposed to carry a Sig P220 but that was changed to the modern Bren Ten 10mm even though that gun was a commercial flop.
@@matthewtischler918 I think the point still stands. The 10mm is no joke.
@@matthewtischler918he had both the Bren ten 10mm, and then a Smith&Wesson .45 acp
@@matthewtischler918 This is season 4, he stopped carrying the Bren Ten after season 2
What you see here is the Smith & Wesson 645
Are you forgetting he was firing low-pressure blanks?
Only Sonny has a signature gun sound. Like thunder, cool
To be fair Dirty Harry's .44 Magnum had that sound first.
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Crockett really did kill him in cold blood in the original version of the scene. The censors argued that would've been too dark for the tv at that moment so they added a cut of a gun in Hackman's hand to make it look like a self defense
In addition to this, Universal wanted to avoid a similar scandal that happened to them with an episode of Magnum PI, in which Magnum gets revenge by shooting a villain who killed a friend of his while his back is turned
Same thing Lucas did in Star Wars with Han Solo.
@@tommyl3207 Greedo had him at gunpoint and had already admitted he was going to kill him. Self defense in any galaxy, and masterfully proving that, unlike idealist Luke, THIS guy was a survivor....until Lucas went back and f'd it up.
@@ahhamartin Yep because Lucas is a punk lefty who was trying to make a point about W. Bush. So he ruined an iconic scene from his precious baby Star Wars.
I actually have a gun from the series. I bought it from someone who ran a props dept. for the show. The guns for the most part were real. He's got a S&W 645 .45 acp. They had 3 on the show. I own one of them.
I thought he carried a Bren 10.
@@scottys1423 Only in seasons one and two.
He carried a Bren 10. 10mm
@@ferretapocalypse He only carried one in the first two seasons. Then he carried a model 645. The first season his ankle gun was a Detonics .45 but after season 2 he carried a Detonics Pocket 9. When he switched to the 645 (as seen in the scene above). Galco got the contract for the holsters and named the one for the 645 the Miami Classic. So yes he carried a bren 10, just not after season two.
@JP D The guy I got it from was a retired props dept. worker. The gun came with it's set number tag with serial number on it. It could be fake, but I gave less that 600 for it and that's not bad for a great shooter even if it isn't a gun from the show.
Love Miami Vice❤. The 80's were great.
DON JOHNSON didn't blink when he bullet HACKMAN, that's Tremendous acting ability and concentration.
Nothing else compared, Even to this day. The acting was great, the production values were superb, Michael Manns' directing, the cast...but
they blew up the Ferrari Daytona!!😩
Absolutely mortified when that happened.
Yes, but at least it wasn´t a real one!
Yes me as well. The Testarossa just wasn't the same.
Michael Mann didnt actually do any directing. He was solely co-producer of the show, but one can see his fingerprint.
Enzo didn’t like MV using a fake Ferrari Daytona. He told them to stop using it. In return he gave the production company a new Black Testarossa. They painted it white so it would show up better in night scenes.
The Bad Guy Had a Gun Under the Book, Crockett Would Never Gun Down a Unarmed Bad Guy. YEA!
I miss this show
I think it may still be seen on COZI tv...last time I consistently watched it was 2 yrs ago...
Just go watch it
What an amazing show!!!!
I remember this episode. When this first aired, it really was an eye opener. Dare I say it was a little shocking...
One of the very best scenes in the series.
When he began to shake at the very beginning....I knew then that Crockett was going to introduce Hackman to Karma.
This changed tv history!!! One of my favs...
Sgt. Sonny Crocket and Lt. Horatio Caine have one thing in common... Justice.
With EXTREME PREJUDICE.
Many A-list actors did early work as guest stars on the show. Jimmy Smits got his first acting credit on the show. Benicio Del Toro and Annette Bening got their second acting credits. Chris Rock, Eric Bogosian, John Leguizamo, Vincent D'Onofrio, and Wesley Snipes got their third acting credits. Chris Cooper, John Turturro, Nathan Lane, Helena Bonham Carter, Kyra Sedgwick, and Bruce Willis got their fourth acting credits. Ben Stiller, Julia Roberts, Lou Diamond Phillips, and Viggo Mortensen had their fifth acting credits. Other notable guest stars include Mykelti Williamson, Laurence Fishburne, and Liam Neeson.
John Leguizamo was a drug lord on here too.
You left out Ian McShane, the bad guy who made them quit Vice.
Part of my youth. Loved it! Thanks for sharing 👍
This was such a satisfying resolution to this story arc.I hated Hackman so much for killing Sheena Easton's character I would have done this myself even as a teenage boy.He would have gotten to "you can't shoot..." then BANG! Justice.
Was this before or after Magnum PI did the same thing? "Did you see the sun come up this morning?" So good!
The best scene in The show, for me.
Thank you for posting this.
This one and Magnum PI, Ivan, did you see the sunrise this morning?
That's exactly the scene from Magnum PI that I immediately thought of when I watched this. Very, very similar. The villain rubbing the hero's nose in the fact that not only was he able to get away with his crimes, but also taunting the hero; that the hero's own morality and sense of honor prevent him from doing anything about it. And then the villain is proven wrong.
Makes me wonder if one show "borrowed" the idea from the other, both shows shared a writer, or both independently came up with the idea.
Man that brings back some memories.
Yes I remember the episode he shot him in the jungle. After his past crimes and what he tried to do to TC
That was the first thing that came to my mind when I saw this clip.
Did you watch Regis this morning?
Like it or not, you're in Crockett's world.
The barrel of Sonny's gun seems so big...He took pride in looking and being authentic in his character> Love the show!!
A big ass bullet deserves a big ass barrel!... with roughly 1/2 inch round bullet traversing the barrel making 1/2 inch whole going in and a whole different kind of mess going out depending on it's cut... that hole in the end of the gun gives the visual representation to what hearing the rack of a shotgun does sonically... anything else is just overkill when it's up close and personal...
This Crockett finally giving Hackman his just desserts, but at a price. This would also be the start of Crockett descent to the Dark Side and the beginning of the Burnett saga that would start in the Season 4 finale Mirror Image and conclude with Season 5 2 parter Hostile Takeover & Redemption in Blood.💥🔥😎
Shouldn't have killed Sonny's second wife.
Yep. It's called a story arc. Lol
@@jimthegatormantwopoint0 And wasn't she pregnant as well? I think she was trying to tell Sonny this and never got the chance. If I remember right, Tubbs told him? So Sonny was definitely a man on a mission with that scumbag. Haha
@@CWhernidsy Yup
@@jimthegatormantwopoint0 yes , i am so happy this man pay for this ...just see look at crockett , he known
I have the Mill Creek dvd box set and just watched this episode last night. I needed someone I could talk to about it who would understand how heavy this was!
Definitely one of my favorite scenes.
Awesome amazing show.
The thing is this whole season took place during a writer’s strike and the next episode, Mirror Image, was Sonny losing his memory and becoming a hit man where he tried to kill Tubbs and then he escapes by killing a crooked cop. The next season they let Jan Hammer go and Tim Truman was doing the music but the last two episodes of season 4 and first 2 episodes of season 5 were basically one long storyline of Crockett and IMO the best of the series and the most intense of any cop drama ever aired. The thing is, critics panned it because it was a writer’s strike and they went to the amnesia well and dragged it out. Fuck the critics though! Don Johnson played that shit cold! They introduced Julia Roberts to TV! Chris Cooper played the crooked cop! Tim Truman had a great song with vocals. Max Headroom was driving a Lamborghini SUV! The chick playing the girlfriend was married to Mickey Rourke at the time! There was a lot going on in those 4 episodes besides the awesome cinematography, action and music! I still remember when the show aired how NBC would put “In Stereo” at the bottom of the screen! Now I hear Vin Diesel is going to reboot the series. Let’s hope that happens!
The Vin Diesel rumour has been going around for years. I'm not holding my breath. I'm sick of waiting. Besides even if it eventually does get finished and released it will probably go to Netflix or something.
Fox has pulled out of the UK like Universal a few years back. The Walking Dead has now gone to Disney +. I was really looking forward to s11.
@@ianl1052 I can appreciate not putting stock in the rumor mill but as far as tabloids goes this story was in Variety back in 2017 variety.com/2017/tv/news/miami-vice-reboot-nbc-vin-diesel-1202506455/ so there was some big name press circulating the story. It’s definitely a series that needs a reboot though.
@@rwfrench66GenX
I know, I even saw an interview with Don Johnson discussing it, but it doesn't take 4 years (and counting) even taking covid-19 into account to produce and release what will likely turn out to be nothing more than a 10 episode show. If, say, the pilot had been recorded and accepted by a distributor the series should have been released long ago and discussions for a second season should have been completed. (I believe Picard took around 2 years from conception to release on Amazon Prime). If the pilot had been rejected by distributors why don't we know about it and why are we even discussing it?
@@ianl1052 you’re probably right. I know Vin said he wanted to do 10 Fast & Furious movies and that doesn’t include his other work so maybe he just wants to do producing when he’s doing with the F & F franchise. Just a theory.
@@rwfrench66GenX
Could be. What annoys ne though are these so called Miami Vice spoiler alert videos using footage from Mayans MC and Nash Bridges and older MV episodes. I don't bother watching them now.
The very first time it aired back in 88 Hackman didn't have a gun.I believe that was added when it went into syndication on other networks.
The angrier he gets the hotter looking he gets
Crockett's greatest revenge ever. I'll always hate that POS Hackman, which I guess is the point. I also love the echo of Crockett's single gunshot in this scene..it's excellent.
The original plan was for Sonny to shoot him in cold blood unarmed. Crockett going over the edge was foreshadowed in Shadow in the Dark, and even perhaps earlier.
" Did you see the sunrise ,Ivan ? "
I tell ya Sonny never should've helped that asshole get free from being executed in the first place, if he hadn't Caitlin would've still been alive.
Fantastic scene
One of my favorite (if not my favorite) MV scenes ever.
The echo of the shot 😎
The older we get, the more we understand
Yep, and the previous episode where Sheena got plugged and died in his arms. Yeah that would push you over the edge easy. I remember the first scene Episode One, Crocket's on stakeout and "Gumby" is dancing on the street corner.
Wasn’t she his wife and expecting?
Best serie of al time
The echo from that gun shot is still reverberating.
That scene was his most badass. Unarmed? His tentacles where all over the place
What a great TV series, sure do miss TV of the 80s. The music of Miami Vice was epic!
A great episode 👍
Smoked his ass!
Super. Loved that show
" Ivan did you see the sunrise ? "
Miami Vice's " Did you see the sunrise this morning?" moment...
The scene would have been so much better though if Sonny had said "wrong" and then pulled the trigger. Then for that split-second Hackman would have known that Sonny was going to kill him.
Great soundtrack from John Petersen here
When "Sonny" pulled out the cross was when I remembered that episode. Interesting how the mind and memory works.
Damn.... Hearing the echo of that gunshot
Best scene ever!
Hey you can’t do that 😎 💥
Good call.
The Terminator in the gun store said "wrong" a year earlier.
Crockett just broke bad!
Is this show being streamed anywhere? I miss it. So damned good and I want to watch again!
STARZ channel
Blu ray
Tubi, they have it
A very Intense Episode!!
*Its such a quite but violet scene*
"Ivan...did you see the sunrise?"
That gun looked like the manual safety was engaged.
Love that S&W 10mm!
At first I assumed that would be his famous Bren 10, but looking at it, it does look like the S&W 1006 10mm, of which I owned one. The grip contour, accommodating a single-stack 9-round magazine, was a bit on the thin side for my tastes (more used to the 1911A1 in .45 ACP), but it was a great gun, and flat-shooting with my 155 gr. FMJ-FP’s over the max. spec load (7.4 gr. of Unique), and exceedingly accurate with a moly-coated 170 gr. LSWC with WST powder. Hand-loading is the most economical way to shoot the 10mm.
@@scottmcintire8634 It wasn't 10mm. It was .45 ACP. Specifically the Smith & Wesson 645. 8 + 1 magazine. Essentially a DA/SA 1911.
@@scottmcintire8634 he had a Bren during the early episodes, for some reason they went to S&W!
@@Procket12 from what I heard he was a 10mm for the story line.
@@scottmcintire8634 the Bren Ten was discontinued by the time of this scene. I believe Sonny switched in season 3.
One of my favorites was when Sonny is chasing a guy in a house when he comes around the corner and points his gun at the head of a guy with a 12 gauge on the head of a girl. The guy says to put the gun down because one little twitch he will blow her head off! Crockett responds: “Maybe you won’t twitch” then shoots!
That's here somewhere, great scene.
Yes, the Everglades episode.
@@SlickNik94Glades
I love Miami vice and Nash Bridges❤❤❤❤❤
You never should flinch, if it's right
Πολύ σκληρός ο κροκετ.
❤️miami Vice❤️
I have often wondered if they copied the "Did you see the sunrise?" scene in Magnum PI which ended pretty much the same way
Legend
Hackman, did you see the sunrise this morning?
Ooooh..brooding RrayBan drama...the old movie trick of a human eclipse works here and one of the few times where Crockett uses one hand to discharge that prop gun..but it almost looked real...gotta love that sound effects dept...so wright!
One handing it is a signifier that this is personal, not professional.
@ Miami Vice, You guys have to show the ENTIRE scene. Otherwise, younger viewers (under age 50) will think that Crockett murdered an unarmed criminal. For those who didn't see the original 1986 telecast, the crook has a pistol hidden under a newspaper he had on the table, and Crockett saw it (right next to the blended Margarita at 0:53). The crook was NOT unarmed. If they would have shown 10 more seconds of this scene, you would have seen the gun that the crook had hidden. I still remember seeing this as a 20 year old, back in 1986.
That's right
Except it was in 1988…
Miami vice expetacular seriado oss
Sonny: “I’m not Batman.”
He had TWO ARMS so it was Justified.👍👏
Man I loved this show
Cops should be able to do this today