Thats why making a mark they cant take off like a military uniform was a great idea. Makes it impossible to hide if you have a nice scar in the shape of a swastika on your forehead..
In the comics he found Red Skull than beat up and buried him alive. Red Skull started repenting and almost died too if he wasn’t rescued. I would love to see that in a movie.
Couldn't agree more, Fassbender truly portrayed the perfect young Magneto. The scene with him and Charles on the beach after the bullet hit his spine as well as the speech he was giving in Days of Future Past at the White House to his fellow mutants was pure cinematic mastery.
Even the subtle element that magnetos powers are relatively weak. The guy moving the gun, i felt it hinted at that. I may be wrong but i believe this is before his training with Xavier. Regardless he's supposed to be a slightly inferior mutant compared to old magneto. I felt that played well
@@NorthernTallow yeah he hadn't awakened his powers till Charles taught him to not rely on anger as his motivator. At this point he wasn't strong enough to even lift a boat. If you compare his strength from the beginning of the movie vs the end, it shows just how much Charles tutelage helped improve his hidden potential.
I like how in the modern day movies it's Wolverine, Professor X, and Magneto. And in the past movies it's Professor X and Magneto that are fan favourites and the ones they got right.
Fassbender would make a great candidate for the next Bond if he was maybe a decade younger. Regardless, they probably want to go with a black Bond or something else to switch it up. And I can't blame them, after six white male Bonds.
@@squamish4244 Tbh I just want someone who can make bond fresh, don't care about all the semantics and "Bond has to be a white scotsman" or "Diversity quota" stuff. An actor who can bring a new angle to the character while still being bond is all that is needed.
I really like it too and obviously it led into the line about him looking for Shaw, but I wish he'd just said "I'm a Jew". It's probably just the Jew in myself talking, but I think it would 'be been the perfect topper to get the audience whooping.
A minute of silence for the genius that decided on this and everybody up in the chain that let it slip "Villa Gesell" (A coast town by the Atlantic) into most probably "Bariloche" with mountains and snow. Still remember the day at the local cinema and everybody laughing with the WTF face.
Exacto, aquí en argentina ese lugar no existe en villa Gesell. Paisajes similares a lo de la película hay en Bariloche o en Neuquén, más para el lado del sur argentino...no en buenos aires jajajajaj
This is what I came in the comments to say. I saw this while vacationing in Mar de las Pampas and almost did a spit take when I saw the location line come up lol Villa Gesell is a beach town, with surfing and old people in speedos, not a mountain town in the Andes lolol
You forget, this scene happened back in the 60s or 70s, clearly after a few decades the lake grew to become the sea, and the mountains eroded to become a beach.
Funniest thing is, the guy with the knife had no idea this man already controlled the knife. And every bit of metal in that room. Magneto is terrifying
The music, the screenplay, characters and story made this movie the best X Men movie ever in my opinion… also the epic submarine lift scene and the background music… what can i say!
I found out this year that not only am I Jewish (from Poland), my family was actually IN concentration concentration camps in Poland and I’m not sure if they made it out. This scene hits harder now.
There are public records you can ask to access, all known Nazi camp locations can be queried for information about relatives - it usually takes an email with some basic details of the relatives (name, date of birth etc). It takes a couple weeks though.
I'm not sure it does. I think he made the decision to go for a very neutral accent. Not German, not American and certainly not Irish. It sounds great to me.
Chabón tampoco. Chabón es como decir tipo o tío en España. El término cabrón se podría decir cómo, no seas malo pero en una manera vulgar. Se puede usar despectivamente o entre amigos de confianza. Lo más parecido que me acuerdo en Argentina sería, "forro".
As an Argentinian its so hard no to laugh at the beggining that says this is located in "Villa Gesell" 😂 you can see mountains and lakes but in reality villa gesell haw always been a coastal vacation city full of beaches😅
Magneto never has to put his finger to his head in order to show his powers. I hate that they make Professor X hold his finger to his head when using his powers.
Patrick Stewart didn't need a finger to use his power either. I also see this as unnecessary dramatization. Ultimately, it's another sign of the increasingly poor quality of scripts in the current superhero film universes, whether Marvel or DC
Magneto uses his hand as it is his weapon I terms of usage both are same Sometimes both control their powers with just sight, other times they use their hand
Ah yes. Villa Gesell Known for its beach, being a hot spot during summer and its out of place snowy mountains and architecture from a different region of the country
love the parallels this scene has with the last scene in the Good, the Bad and the Ugly - three guys facing each other, waiting for someone to draw, the eyes of the three moving to the other and when magneto turns over his forearm to reveal the number it's echoes when the rock gets turned over to reveal the name on the tombstone. also the man with no name.
Weird that they specify a location that has no mountains and immediately show a mountain that everyone that's been to the region knows is in Bariloche.
The only good thing about the goofy "era" movies of First Class was how great Fassbender and McAvoy wete as Magneto and Xavier And it was the same for the older movies with Ian McClellan and Patrick Stewart
fassbender did such a great job with magneto. he truly brought the pain and anger. shame the movies didnt get super great reviews. they could have easily done a couple more with him as the main antagonist.
Para empezar Villa Gesell, queda en la Provincia de Buenos Aires, es una ciudad costera, el paisaje que se ve de fondo corresponde al sur, puede ser, Villa La Angostura, San Martin de los Andes, y puedo seguir, pero no es la intención, Señores de Hollywood, si van a hacer alguna escena que implique algún lugar de Argentina, infórmense, vengan, vean, y dejen de ser tan estúpidos, gracias por su atención
Mentira! Villa Gesell tiene las cataratas, el cerro de 7 colores, el glaciar perito moreno y el aconcahua. (Sin contar sus cuatro climas, las canchas de boca y river, el colón, etc.)
I am German and can only say one thing. If these men had not been allowed to escape from Germany. If all those involved in this mass murder that set the world on fire had been brought to justice and convicted. Then he could have visited her in prison and they would all have been in one place. The worst of these beasts, however, would be 6 feet under. I absolutely agree with his way of condemning him. These guys haven't learned anything, didn't want to learn anything, and are no less dangerous than they were in their "young years." As proud of their crimes today as they were back then.
The weird thing about this scene is he just kills two dudes (not counting the bartender) who might have had information to give him. I'm sure he'd kill them anyway afterwards, but just killing them without learning if the guy on the wall still had the ship, where was it based, whether they were still in contact etc. makes no sense. For all he knew, they met the guy five years back and hadn't seen him since, or the ship was just some party they all attended.
I thought that too - you had two dead guys to show you're serious and one survivor incapacitated and terrified. It was very premature to finish him off before interrogating him. The name of a boat your prey once posed on for a picture is hardly as strong of a lead as what the pig farmer could tell you.
"We were under orders"
Bro, you literally kept the dagger 😂
Maybe he was ordered to keep it?
Thats why making a mark they cant take off like a military uniform was a great idea. Makes it impossible to hide if you have a nice scar in the shape of a swastika on your forehead..
@@kriss3dthat's a bingo!
dagger looks sick i would keep it lmao
It's a really nice dagger though.
An entire series could be made of Magneto hunting Nazis.
In the comics he found Red Skull than beat up and buried him alive. Red Skull started repenting and almost died too if he wasn’t rescued. I would love to see that in a movie.
I second that and agree with you 💯 👌
I’m sure the woke activists wouldn’t like that claiming it’s offensive then try to cancel it when they lose the argument
@@LordRevanthePowerfulofc 🙄🙄
With hugo stiglitz.
So well written back then. The scene and dialogue were utterly captivating. Fassbender was a superb fit for this role too.
Couldn't agree more, Fassbender truly portrayed the perfect young Magneto. The scene with him and Charles on the beach after the bullet hit his spine as well as the speech he was giving in Days of Future Past at the White House to his fellow mutants was pure cinematic mastery.
except for the spanish.
Dialogue delivery by Pistor is very odd though. No idea why he did it that way.
Even the subtle element that magnetos powers are relatively weak. The guy moving the gun, i felt it hinted at that. I may be wrong but i believe this is before his training with Xavier. Regardless he's supposed to be a slightly inferior mutant compared to old magneto. I felt that played well
@@NorthernTallow yeah he hadn't awakened his powers till Charles taught him to not rely on anger as his motivator. At this point he wasn't strong enough to even lift a boat. If you compare his strength from the beginning of the movie vs the end, it shows just how much Charles tutelage helped improve his hidden potential.
This was probably the best scene of all of the X-Men series, from my favorite of all of the movies.
This and the sub lift was one of my favs!!
Quicksilver in the kitchen and saving everyone in the mansion are up there.
My favourite is the necklace in the woods scene.
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nothing tops Wolverine's Adamantium inject scene
I remember not being excited for First Class to then be blown away by this amazing scene.
There is a thing about Fassbender and germans in bars ^^
At least he didn't try to fight in a gawd damn basement.
Drei Gläser
Balls
You've got to love that "Oh shit" moment of realization the others have after the line about his parents' names.
I love how they already knew what he was saying as soon as he said "They didn't have any names". They looked like 😳😳
One of those scenes you can watch many times, and it always hits that feelgood spot.
Excellent comment
The soundtrack is great too!
This is the superhero movie elevated to high art. Fassbender carried this franchise.
I like how in the modern day movies it's Wolverine, Professor X, and Magneto. And in the past movies it's Professor X and Magneto that are fan favourites and the ones they got right.
There should have been a whole movie about Magneto hunting down Nazis (Inglorious Basterds) style. 😁
Crazy thing is he was in Inglorious Bastards but got killed by the Germs
@@lappynuttz5977 That's right. 😁. I love that movie. One of my top Tarantino films.
@@lappynuttz5977If only he'd been magneto
@@TheWPhilosopher Megneto’s side missions 😂
Wouldn't be interesting after a while as he has all of them out gunned.
This is the bond film we always needed
to Trask: The name's Lehnsherr. Eric Lehnsherr.
Sadly, the creator of James Bond was a nasty Anti-Semite himself...
Fassbender would make a great candidate for the next Bond if he was maybe a decade younger. Regardless, they probably want to go with a black Bond or something else to switch it up. And I can't blame them, after six white male Bonds.
All men of character were back then.
@@squamish4244 Tbh I just want someone who can make bond fresh, don't care about all the semantics and "Bond has to be a white scotsman" or "Diversity quota" stuff. An actor who can bring a new angle to the character while still being bond is all that is needed.
I like the Frankenstein's creature metaphor ♥
Frankenstein's "monster"
@@xvonfrankenstein It is a monster only to humans, because humans despised It, It would rather describe itself as a fallen angel.
@@arthurchallat8530 hence why there are quotation marks around the word monster as that is exactly what Magneto said.
Creature is the term used in the book.
I really like it too and obviously it led into the line about him looking for Shaw, but I wish he'd just said "I'm a Jew". It's probably just the Jew in myself talking, but I think it would 'be been the perfect topper to get the audience whooping.
The music is perfection.
Yeah, it slowly hitting the scene from below.
Behind the clothes and helmet, he is still Erik Lehnsherr, who as a child was one of the millions of victims of the Nazi Holocaust
What's that?
@@willbaker8505 what you mean?
@@adrianolima7922 the Nazi Holocaust, never heard of it.
@@adrianolima7922 what is uh nazi holocost, my english small understandings
@@adrianolima7922 what that is
This particular movie really did have an amazing soundtrack that really amped and excentuated the action sequences
X-men First class is so underrated.
Who on earth thinks its underated? I dont think Ive ever heard a bad word about it
@@mema0005 maybe he means it's just not as praised as it should be? Not necessarily criticized, just not praised enough
@@mema0005 seems like you have a clear misunderstanding of the word "underrated"
wdym? it is one of the best movie in X-Men franchise alongside with Logan, DOFP and X2
One of the better X Men movies.
this days of future past and X2 xmen united are all solid-awesome
This one of the coldest scenes ever.
but justified
This was the coolest scene of the whole movie. Bad ass!!
A minute of silence for the genius that decided on this and everybody up in the chain that let it slip "Villa Gesell" (A coast town by the Atlantic) into most probably "Bariloche" with mountains and snow. Still remember the day at the local cinema and everybody laughing with the WTF face.
What about the “Quieto cabrón” like a mexican xd
Exacto, aquí en argentina ese lugar no existe en villa Gesell. Paisajes similares a lo de la película hay en Bariloche o en Neuquén, más para el lado del sur argentino...no en buenos aires jajajajaj
This is what I came in the comments to say. I saw this while vacationing in Mar de las Pampas and almost did a spit take when I saw the location line come up lol
Villa Gesell is a beach town, with surfing and old people in speedos, not a mountain town in the Andes lolol
Y el del bar hablando en castellano de España 😅
Derraparon mal jajaja
Villa Gesell is actually a beach city. Extremely different to that place, which looks more like Villa La Angostura, Bariloche.
You forget, this scene happened back in the 60s or 70s, clearly after a few decades the lake grew to become the sea, and the mountains eroded to become a beach.
@@Drenixhahaha 🤣
Magneto's music was always hauntingly great
Fassbenders sure finds himself in some pickles when he goes to the bars and drinks lol
Magneto in this time frame just looks damn cool
“My parents didn’t have a name. It was taken from them.” Such a great line
The best Beer 🍺 advertisment of all times
Edit:Wow I didn't expect to get 130 likes😊😊😊.
Bitburger sucks though
@@1234Robocop Still better than Becks
Schmeckt gut ja? "tastes good, yes?"
Bitte ein Bit
Bitburger
"The Best"
Funniest thing is, the guy with the knife had no idea this man already controlled the knife. And every bit of metal in that room. Magneto is terrifying
Best villain ever, if you ask me.
I don't even know if you can call him a villain. His point of view given his background? His actions are understandable.
@@richdulabahn9193yeah this is just a public service, he hasn’t done anything villainous yet.
And, he didn't even use his powers to take the knife and st-b his hand into the table the first time.
Man. The music for this scene is fire 🔥. Just hear it by closing your eyes. Literally got goosebumps
The music, the screenplay, characters and story made this movie the best X Men movie ever in my opinion… also the epic submarine lift scene and the background music… what can i say!
Superb direction and acting. Building of his story and the tension, then the cold-blooded action.
The director could have Googled "Villa Gesell" and realized it's a coastal town nowhere near the mountains. But, other than that, yes, superb
I don't know if it is first class, but this is a masterclass for sure
This scene is so sick.
Knife trick, hair swipe, beer chug. So cool and badass! 👏🏼
2:23 does he really need to stick his tongue out like that to scream tho 😂😂😂😂
Yeah, i mean. Act real. Nobody screams with the tongue out.
He s a german actor. A bad actor
yes
Damn they even used the Nuremberg Defense of "we were only following orders" in a bar brawl
I went to Villa Gesell and it didn't look like Switzerland 😂
He would have been a great Bond. In this scene you feel like he has that “license to kill” vibe down pat.
Michael fassbender joins the inglorious bastards for one last mission
And every time he enters a bar there's always a body count.
He found that one German who greeted Fredrick Zoller in restaurant
A more satisfying scene has never been created ....
This scene is a masterclass.
This is magneto at his finest
Damn, they must have magic beer in Argentina, the glass fills up on its own😂😂
It was Strange
This is my all-time favorite scene from all the X-Men movies combined
I found out this year that not only am I Jewish (from Poland), my family was actually IN concentration concentration camps in Poland and I’m not sure if they made it out. This scene hits harder now.
Blessings from England
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@@michaziomek Appreciate that! I’ll try that.
Shame you escaped
@@einfachignorieren6156 the fuck!
2:53 Michael's Irish accent slips in on the word "Monster"
Hardly
I'm not sure it does. I think he made the decision to go for a very neutral accent. Not German, not American and certainly not Irish. It sounds great to me.
I'm Irish ... he says "Monster" in a very distinct Irish accent.@@Mark-lj1dj
@@LeeMcDaidDonegal 🤷♂️
i haven't expected such great scene in a x-men movie. my jaw dropped i re-watched it like 100 times
The spanish in Argentina is not "cabron" .. but "chabon" xDD
As a matter of fact, i've lived in Argentina since i was 2, and i don't remember the last time i heard anyone say "cabrón" in conversation
True , if I’m not wrong cabrón is more Mexican. Although it could be said in other countries too
Chabón tampoco. Chabón es como decir tipo o tío en España. El término cabrón se podría decir cómo, no seas malo pero en una manera vulgar. Se puede usar despectivamente o entre amigos de confianza. Lo más parecido que me acuerdo en Argentina sería, "forro".
@@CalaTecpodriamos justificar lo de cabron con el hecho de ser alemanes y quizas la escucharon en algun momento
I have scene this scene many time. The build up score is just one of the best scene
Best beer commercial ever
Absolute quality right there 👌
As an Argentinian its so hard no to laugh at the beggining that says this is located in "Villa Gesell" 😂 you can see mountains and lakes but in reality villa gesell haw always been a coastal vacation city full of beaches😅
This scene 🤌🏽🤌🏽 goosebumps... the musical score...man!!
Michael Fassbender
was born for the Magneto Role. He is perfect Magneto
Magneto never has to put his finger to his head in order to show his powers. I hate that they make Professor X hold his finger to his head when using his powers.
Patrick Stewart didn't need a finger to use his power either. I also see this as unnecessary dramatization. Ultimately, it's another sign of the increasingly poor quality of scripts in the current superhero film universes, whether Marvel or DC
Magneto uses his hand as it is his weapon
I terms of usage both are same
Sometimes both control their powers with just sight, other times they use their hand
Since this movie came out, every time one of my friends and I have a Germany beer we quote this scene 😂
2:50 “What kind of monster are you?”
Erik: The Wolver…wait wrong movie. I’m Magneto.
Great ,Powerful sean. Such horror's from Not so long ago.
Finishes his beer. Nice.
“There is a special rung in Hell reserved for people who waste good beer.”
Ah yes. Villa Gesell
Known for its beach, being a hot spot during summer and its out of place snowy mountains and architecture from a different region of the country
love the parallels this scene has with the last scene in the Good, the Bad and the Ugly - three guys facing each other, waiting for someone to draw, the eyes of the three moving to the other and when magneto turns over his forearm to reveal the number it's echoes when the rock gets turned over to reveal the name on the tombstone. also the man with no name.
Love the music in this.
The 🎶 music! Incredible 👏
Fassy`s smile, man - sincere, crazy, frightening, full of rage...at the same time
One of the best intros of character
Favorite scene in the entire 'First Class' movies.
Simon Wiesenthal to Magneto: "Hold my Bitburger" 😂
Michael Fassbender your acting is very good
Weird that they specify a location that has no mountains and immediately show a mountain that everyone that's been to the region knows is in Bariloche.
Bitburger was the main beer in the Frankfurt area when I was stationed there many years ago.
Awesome scene!
Fassbender is the man!
The only good thing about the goofy "era" movies of First Class was how great Fassbender and McAvoy wete as Magneto and Xavier
And it was the same for the older movies with Ian McClellan and Patrick Stewart
2:05 Epic
Wer Bitburger geil findet hat es auch echt nicht anders verdient
Vor allem aus Warsteiner Tulpen 😂
Imagine a Gazan boy in place of magneto😮😮😮
Man great scene
Actors are amazing!😮
Just the best scene ever
I alway lmao when I see the villa gessel there. Never gets old
Kudos for using genuine German actors instead of having bitplayers mouthing badly pronounced "mach schnell, mach schnell" verbiage...
Best scene in all of X-men
Most intense beer sips in history.
He made that beer look so good
Michael Fassbender in a bar = bloody chaos.
Don’t care what anybody says this was the greatest scene in all of the X-Men films.
This scene never gets old
And that guy should be the next james bond people
100%. They should have given him the role there and then.
I love how you can tell how magneto makes them drink their beer either by the iron in the beer or their bodies
fassbender did such a great job with magneto. he truly brought the pain and anger. shame the movies didnt get super great reviews. they could have easily done a couple more with him as the main antagonist.
Greatest scene in cinema history
Para empezar Villa Gesell, queda en la Provincia de Buenos Aires, es una ciudad costera, el paisaje que se ve de fondo corresponde al sur, puede ser, Villa La Angostura, San Martin de los Andes, y puedo seguir, pero no es la intención, Señores de Hollywood, si van a hacer alguna escena que implique algún lugar de Argentina, infórmense, vengan, vean, y dejen de ser tan estúpidos, gracias por su atención
Mentira! Villa Gesell tiene las cataratas, el cerro de 7 colores, el glaciar perito moreno y el aconcahua. (Sin contar sus cuatro climas, las canchas de boca y river, el colón, etc.)
5 segundos en Google les hubiese tomado. Pero no les importa.
I am German and can only say one thing. If these men had not been allowed to escape from Germany. If all those involved in this mass murder that set the world on fire had been brought to justice and convicted. Then he could have visited her in prison and they would all have been in one place.
The worst of these beasts, however, would be 6 feet under. I absolutely agree with his way of condemning him. These guys haven't learned anything, didn't want to learn anything, and are no less dangerous than they were in their "young years." As proud of their crimes today as they were back then.
Why couldn’t the series been as well written and executed as this.
The weird thing about this scene is he just kills two dudes (not counting the bartender) who might have had information to give him. I'm sure he'd kill them anyway afterwards, but just killing them without learning if the guy on the wall still had the ship, where was it based, whether they were still in contact etc. makes no sense. For all he knew, they met the guy five years back and hadn't seen him since, or the ship was just some party they all attended.
I thought that too - you had two dead guys to show you're serious and one survivor incapacitated and terrified. It was very premature to finish him off before interrogating him. The name of a boat your prey once posed on for a picture is hardly as strong of a lead as what the pig farmer could tell you.
Yes. But rage does indeed blocks rational tought
I’ve watched this movie twice and have never understood this scene can someone explain it to me
This the kind of scene where a character and actor merge.
I recite this scene in my head a lot.
For the first time i had some hope on Xmen franchise
I don't drink, but a cold bitburger sounds delicious on a hot summer day.
I like how told them what they truly are
"quieto,cabron!" yeah,really Argentinian
for some reason I want to see Julie Andrews spinning around on the grassy hill as Erik walks toward the building.
"THE HILLS ARE ALIVE!"
Needed more bullets in the gun for that scene to work. "The Hills are.. Bang Bang Bang".