"Wasn't even there." I hear the cries of every defense attorney who ever missed a crucial piece of evidence or was lied to by their client and exposed. I feel it in my bones. Thank you Sorkin, Cruise, and Reiner. A sublime moment.
"You didn't want the transfer order, you wanted to see Jessup's reaction when you asked for the transfer order. You had an instinct..." The key to the whole movie in one sentence. Sometimes we are lucky to have people in our lives who see things in ourselves that we don't even see. I'd bet you dollars to donuts that line was written by Sorkin in honor of his sister, whose experience as a JAG inspired the story.
This scene is pretty bittersweet given that her reaction during trial instead of criticizing the physician like what cruise was going for instead appeared to the jury clearly that the physician was an expert who's opinion was damaging to the defense. And granted that would have really only bought them time and the "suicide" of markinson would have lead them down this same road, her Ill placed bravado for her clients is digging them deeper into the grave than pulling them out. At the end of the day Cruise's character was right: the best way to defend them was to have them accept a plea deal. Fighting for them, however many leads there were, was a losing battle from the get go. She really wanted those boys to walk innocent but at the end of the day as the movie says they were far from innocent for what they've done
The part of this scene that grabs me that no one ever talks about is when Danny says that he thinks his father would have loved to see him graduate from law school. This is very poignant. At this point he realizes that he is no longer in his father's shadow and that his dad would have been proud of him. You can see in his face how much that meant to him. Shows that his father was all business even with his son and it was at that moment that Danny appreciated that.
Back when they made films great, so many wonderful moments of film craft on display here. Every single part is great, the editing, the camera placement and movement, the framing, the lighting, the blocking, the film score, and of course that incredible script.
@@Realhawker you are so right, there are so many different ways it would be made worse if made today. The way it was shot let the top-tier cast deliver great performances that can be enjoyed by the audience, that simple magic is missing in so many modern films.
I had a buddy who was very hard to tell was drunk. He didn't slur, he didn't stagger around. I think he did pretty well. I think a more subdued drunk was the way to go with this. Only my opinion though.
Oh, contraire. Not if you're commode hugging, but the ancients recognized the ability of alcohol to clear away the fog of mundane thought and allow true flights of insight and inspiration. In Vino Veritas.
Just one question. Why was he driving? We already established he was piss drunk in this scene, and Kevin Pollack driving while he fumbled to climb out of the window to make his point wouldve been a better shot.
Don't care for Rob Reiner personally but A Few Good Men is one of the greatest courtroom dramas in history. Tom Cruise and Demi Moore were at the top of their game. Bravo!
The bottle of JD was shown for visual impact. It just wouldn’t have been the same if he downed a mini, even if there were a couple of empties in sight. Awesome scene!
I see these all the time and then go and check the nominees; and understand not beating Clint Eastwood in unforgiven, RDJ for Chaplin, and Denzel for Malcomb X. It does feel like a crime to not be nominated...but I dont really know Robin Williams in Fisherking or Steve Rae for the drying game. Not sure how Pacino won, but assume it was a makeup award for his godfather performances (havent seen scent of a woman but he was alright in a few clips).
There's a guy called Legal Eagle who has a channel on UA-cam. He does videos once in a while about courtroom movies and how authentic they are. He said that in the real world Colonel Jessup would have never yelled "You Goddamn right I did". He said that no one, ever, becomes so rattled that they confess on the stand.
@@toshikotanaka3249that’s kind of the whole point of the movie. Jessup is so egotistical and arrogant that he WANTED people to know that he called the code red.
@@blackscreen1810 I don't care how egotistical, narcissistic and arrogant a person is, having those traits doesn't mean they are stupid. No matter how Jessup felt about the "lesser people" that surrounded him, he also knew that admitting to issuing the code red would end his career in disgrace and possibly land him in prison. The real world is full of Jessups but I don't believe any of them, in that situation, would admit to something that would have such devastating results just to make a point concerning their superiority.
@@blackscreen1810 I've never heard that term before. What does "fatal flaw lad" mean? "Movies don’t have be like real life" Well, as long as they were being ridiculous they should have gone all out. When the MP's surrounded Jessup, they should have had Jessup make a mystical sign with his hands, which would have killed everyone in the courtroom, and then had him fly away out of an open window.
The Nicholson scenes get all the glory, and I understand that, but nevertheless this movie is loaded with great scenes that have nothing to do with Nicholson.
how drunk was his character supposed to be when he was driving down the street trying to find Jo? (I have seen this movie at least 4-5 times and never thought of that....I suspect at the time it probably flew under the radar since driving intoxicated was still a little bit normalized in the early 90s - which has changed quite a bit to where it is now)
@@AlexTechie I can assure you I was and I can guarantee you that I spent more time pissing in bars in the 90's than you probably spent drinking your entire life. I'm not saying this to put you down. I'm saying this to tell you that from 1994-1997 I was a lush of the highest degree.
@@Rockhound6165 It makes sense that you're misremembering things considering you were admittedly a drunkard for an entire decade, but I assure you, that drunk driving was already stigmatized by the 90s and the campaign against drinking and driving had begun in the 80s
@@AlexTechie take a good look at the stats. compare the number of arrests and convictions in most places in the 90s for DUI to where it is now. also: take a good look at the threshold for a DUI. its different now than it was in the early 90s.
This movie should be called "America, in my dreams". Don't misunderstand me, it is a really good story and the acting is excellent, but it is about as close to reality as the original Blade Runner was about 2019's Los Angeles.
When the characters first meet, Pollak’s character said Kaffe has successfully negotiated 44 plea bargains since becoming a lawyer, and Kaffe adds “One more I get a set of steak knives.”
Was I the only one who was thinking why Kaffe was soaked and wet when first got in the house, I know it was raining but he has a car and it's like he was walking in the rain, and also why did Galloway just took off walking in the middle of the rain as if she couldn't be called a taxi and last, why did Sam let Kaffie drive when they went to get Galloway when it was already understood that Kaffee was drunk! So the irony here if a cop would've pulled him over that would have been a Navy officer who happened to be a lawyer in the JAG! LOL!!!! I LOVE HOLLYWOOD MOVIES!!!!
Markinson committing suicide was the only thing that felt off to me, like it didn't fit. Would have been better if he was going to confess and Jessup found out and had him killed.
Jo was an idiot and a delusional idealist. Kaffee saved his own ass by merit of his own intelligence, his only mistake was getting involved in a case like this in the first place. In real life, there’s no chance some idiot attorney like Jo would’ve done what Kaffee pulled off.
She deserved a kick in the ass... Her "ready, fire, aim" approach was dumb, naive, irresponsible, reckless and damn near destroyed the case for both her and Kaffee's client... Plus on top of that, if Jessup wasn't such a hothead their careers would have been suicided... She was truly best suited for internal affairs and I mean that sincerely. In a court of law, I wouldn't trust her to be a stenographer 😅..
My ass she deserved better. She screwed up the case, and then wants Kafee to fix HER screwup by putting HIS career on the line. She deserved every bit of that rant.
People may think this overstated about him being court martial. I did a case ar Fairchild AFB. I am a civilian. I filed a motion to have the judge removed for conflict of interest. I am a civilian. However, we are assigned a military lawyer, to ensure we are aware of UCMJ. Before the motion was heard my military adjunct had to appear before the court, ensure the court she had advised me not to file and did not support the motion. Funny thing, the Judge removed himself.
Well, he’s an attorney so he knows his rights if he gets pulled over. Second of all, it was pouring rain at night so lots of times police aren’t wanting to get out as much in it and it’s harder to really tell if somebody is vearing off the lines with although rainwater on the ground and also people drive much slower in pouring rain.
It wasn't her couch. They're in Caffey's apartment, not hers. That's why he doesn't knock, and has a key. It's also why she leave when he yells at her, instead of throwing him out.
@@smirkinatu5512 The weight of your evidence what evidence do you have? Did you see him pull up in a car? Did he make an statement to the assertion of how he arrived and if he was driving? Did somebody view him driving and pulling up to their location? Please do defend your position.
@@reuben.x.herrera1930 Start a timer. Watch the video again, note all doors opening and closing. Stop timer at the end and note the time between the beginning and the end of the video. Then look in the mirror and note who was watching. Then get the most toxic substance readily available and introduce that to the the person you see in the mirror add a little extra just for good measure. oh yeah, and definitely do not reproduce.
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Wouldn't it be hilarious if in this scene Kafee had accidentally run over some kid while he was driving drunk and just completely changed the ending of the movie? Because you know this movie is called a few good men. But you're still a piece of shit if you drive drunk no matter what your convictions are.
its mind boggling to me how many LEGIT top tier performances Cruise has done over the years and never got an oscar.
Top actor. (greatest role: hint: tropical thunder).
@@isidoro8566 He was actually pretty damned good in "Born On The 4th Of July".
"Wasn't even there." I hear the cries of every defense attorney who ever missed a crucial piece of evidence or was lied to by their client and exposed. I feel it in my bones. Thank you Sorkin, Cruise, and Reiner. A sublime moment.
go away cringelord
@@Disillusioned2022 You don't even deserve to exist, maggot.
Cruise's most fantastic performance is here. I've rewatched this scene many times in over 20 years. I still get goose pimples
Cruise was so good in this movie. He deserved an Oscar for this…
Let's not get carried away now.
"I keep forgetting, you were sick the day they taught law at law school!"
such a hilarious burn
😊😊😊😊😊@@mattwetmore3820
I.skipped school on purpose that day to watch neighbours the critically acclaimed tv show starring Kylie Minogue.
"You didn't want the transfer order, you wanted to see Jessup's reaction when you asked for the transfer order. You had an instinct..."
The key to the whole movie in one sentence. Sometimes we are lucky to have people in our lives who see things in ourselves that we don't even see. I'd bet you dollars to donuts that line was written by Sorkin in honor of his sister, whose experience as a JAG inspired the story.
You went so DEEP. unfortunately movies aren't usually this deep, but nice idea.
This scene is pretty bittersweet given that her reaction during trial instead of criticizing the physician like what cruise was going for instead appeared to the jury clearly that the physician was an expert who's opinion was damaging to the defense.
And granted that would have really only bought them time and the "suicide" of markinson would have lead them down this same road, her Ill placed bravado for her clients is digging them deeper into the grave than pulling them out. At the end of the day Cruise's character was right: the best way to defend them was to have them accept a plea deal. Fighting for them, however many leads there were, was a losing battle from the get go. She really wanted those boys to walk innocent but at the end of the day as the movie says they were far from innocent for what they've done
Clicked on this video, got an ad for Downy. I was like, "Oh, private Downy did alright for himself in the end after all."
Nice 🤣🤣
The part of this scene that grabs me that no one ever talks about is when Danny says that he thinks his father would have loved to see him graduate from law school. This is very poignant. At this point he realizes that he is no longer in his father's shadow and that his dad would have been proud of him. You can see in his face how much that meant to him. Shows that his father was all business even with his son and it was at that moment that Danny appreciated that.
Back when they made films great, so many wonderful moments of film craft on display here. Every single part is great, the editing, the camera placement and movement, the framing, the lighting, the blocking, the film score, and of course that incredible script.
If it was today the camera angle would have changed 20 more times. Also this story would have been full of flashbacks
@@Realhawker you are so right, there are so many different ways it would be made worse if made today. The way it was shot let the top-tier cast deliver great performances that can be enjoyed by the audience, that simple magic is missing in so many modern films.
Not to mention the photochemical color timing which is done digitally these days
@@reptongeek yup
@DawidStawowski-u7l are you so sure? You think these modern CGI driven superhero movies are great films?
The very last scene when Cruise was blurred and came into shot made that entire scene pop with that rain over 30 years ago..
Tom Cruise's acting was Oscar worthy in this scene
I wholeheartedly agree.I'm not a Tom Cruise fan at all but objectively speaking,in certain roles he shines!🇺🇸
without a doubt he has been robbed of such an award. goes to show your performance is just a small criteria to make a few dudes at a table happy
You beat me to it. Totally agree and it sucks he hasn't gotten more accolades for his acting chops.
@@Joshuanyc73He did get a Golden Globe award for best actor for Born on the Fourth of July.
Performance in the entire film was Oscar worthy.
Kevin Pollak put in such a great performance in this movie
Yip. When he says you should have seen yourself thunder away at Kendrick always gives me goosebumps.
He’s never NOT put in a great performance.
He reminds me of Jason Alexander ie. George Costanza.
Not the biggest Cruise fan but he was absolutely fantastic in this scene.
Cruise can't play drunk worth a damn, but angry, he does real well here...
To his credit, Tom probably has never been drunk in his entire life.
He did both well.
No all people are the same kind of drunk. There is no singular way and not all drunks are like Foster Brooks. He did this scene very well.
I had a buddy who was very hard to tell was drunk. He didn't slur, he didn't stagger around. I think he did pretty well. I think a more subdued drunk was the way to go with this. Only my opinion though.
@@ErizotDread I agree with you. The play he played drunk was effective and believable.
You can't pull off that chain of thought if you're actually drunk.
Nah, alcohol impedes speech, not necessarily thought-processing.
I say the most profound shit when I'm drunk it's just that I can't remember it the next day.
Unless you're naturally brilliant.
Sure you can. Alcohol affects everyone differently. In some cases, it can almost be a truth serum-like substance.
Oh, contraire. Not if you're commode hugging, but the ancients recognized the ability of alcohol to clear away the fog of mundane thought and allow true flights of insight and inspiration. In Vino Veritas.
Just one question. Why was he driving? We already established he was piss drunk in this scene, and Kevin Pollack driving while he fumbled to climb out of the window to make his point wouldve been a better shot.
Because he grabbed the keys. Sam just followed along. That’s what he does.
Because there comes a time that no matter how drunk you are there's something that might sober you up. And he only drove a block or so.
Too drunk to walk, so he had to drive .😊
Don't care for Rob Reiner personally but A Few Good Men is one of the greatest courtroom dramas in history. Tom Cruise and Demi Moore were at the top of their game. Bravo!
I'm just amazed by Tom Cruise performance...
Nothing like getting in the car and driving after drinking half a bottle of alcohol.
Half? That bottle was 3/4 empty. But it didn't take him long to sober up.
The bottle of JD was shown for visual impact. It just wouldn’t have been the same if he downed a mini, even if there were a couple of empties in sight.
Awesome scene!
This movie and ALL the performances will always be one of the very best!
this scene should have won cruise an oscar.
He was amazing in the film, but this is the worst drunk acting ever. He's never taken a drink.
I see these all the time and then go and check the nominees; and understand not beating Clint Eastwood in unforgiven, RDJ for Chaplin, and Denzel for Malcomb X. It does feel like a crime to not be nominated...but I dont really know Robin Williams in Fisherking or Steve Rae for the drying game. Not sure how Pacino won, but assume it was a makeup award for his godfather performances (havent seen scent of a woman but he was alright in a few clips).
“Jo, I’m sorry! Now get in the car! I’m drunk!” 😂
Apparently, Kaffee was sick the day they taught "driving while drunk is against the law" at law school
It’s crazy that he won that case against all odds even his own teammate, screwing up every possible chance she got for him. Lol
There's a guy called Legal Eagle who has a channel on UA-cam. He does videos once in a while about courtroom movies and how authentic they are. He said that in the real world Colonel Jessup would have never yelled "You Goddamn right I did". He said that no one, ever, becomes so rattled that they confess on the stand.
@@toshikotanaka3249that’s kind of the whole point of the movie. Jessup is so egotistical and arrogant that he WANTED people to know that he called the code red.
@@blackscreen1810 I don't care how egotistical, narcissistic and arrogant a person is, having those traits doesn't mean they are stupid. No matter how Jessup felt about the "lesser people" that surrounded him, he also knew that admitting to issuing the code red would end his career in disgrace and possibly land him in prison. The real world is full of Jessups but I don't believe any of them, in that situation, would admit to something that would have such devastating results just to make a point concerning their superiority.
@@toshikotanaka3249 it’s called a fatal flaw lad. Movies don’t have be like real life.
@@blackscreen1810 I've never heard that term before. What does "fatal flaw lad" mean?
"Movies don’t have be like real life"
Well, as long as they were being ridiculous they should have gone all out. When the MP's surrounded Jessup, they should have had Jessup make a mystical sign with his hands, which would have killed everyone in the courtroom, and then had him fly away out of an open window.
"He did!? That's great!"
😂😂😂
People are seen fighting to death in movies, but a scene with drunken driving? THATS what everyone boycotts.
Such a fabulous movie.
Demi is a classic beauty
And you know she was rockin a trimmed mini bush 🌳 in '92
This was a phenomenal scene
The Nicholson scenes get all the glory, and I understand that, but nevertheless this movie is loaded with great scenes that have nothing to do with Nicholson.
Amen.
What song is playing at the very end of this clip period? Not in the movie
how drunk was his character supposed to be when he was driving down the street trying to find Jo? (I have seen this movie at least 4-5 times and never thought of that....I suspect at the time it probably flew under the radar since driving intoxicated was still a little bit normalized in the early 90s - which has changed quite a bit to where it is now)
> since driving intoxicated was still a little bit normalized in the early 90s
Where you even alive during the 90s?
What the hell are you talking about? Drunk driving penalties were harsher in the 90's than they are now.
@@AlexTechie I can assure you I was and I can guarantee you that I spent more time pissing in bars in the 90's than you probably spent drinking your entire life. I'm not saying this to put you down. I'm saying this to tell you that from 1994-1997 I was a lush of the highest degree.
@@Rockhound6165 It makes sense that you're misremembering things considering you were admittedly a drunkard for an entire decade, but I assure you, that drunk driving was already stigmatized by the 90s and the campaign against drinking and driving had begun in the 80s
@@AlexTechie take a good look at the stats. compare the number of arrests and convictions in most places in the 90s for DUI to where it is now. also: take a good look at the threshold for a DUI. its different now than it was in the early 90s.
7:23 so dramatic! 😂😂😂
Drunk driving... so cool!
I think about that every time I see this scene. That's an immediate career-ender for an officer.
Demi Moore is just such a beautiful woman.
Even with those dike haircuts, she was still smoking!!!
Yes she is.
@@annehajdu8654 But her character is a dumbass.
Always forget how almost perfect was this movie.
Mmmm, perfect this is. When 30 years a movie be, look so good it will. The Force is strong with this one. 😁
Why was Tom driving trashed I guess Kevin had a couple swigs and said, "Nope take the wheel bud."
Such performances in this movie.
This is where Galloway finally gets what she's got coming (only bad part was when Caffey apologized).
I despised her character. She berated Cafffey for being a coward when her butt wasn't on the line. after she committed a screw-up.
@@markseslstorytellerchannel3418Galloway's problem was she was too much passion and not enough street smarts.
3:23 😂😂😂
This is what they used to call a *movie.*
Are we not going to talk about how he was drunk driving? 😂
This is 2024, "just tone it down, Tom; take a Xanax."
Maybe you👈 should drink a little
they would have had the most GORGEOUS children together, eh?
Does it bother anyone else that he was drunk driving?
Yes
Here’s a lil hint: it’s a movie.
@@OarsmanPowerHe buzzed killed the high with his anger!!😂 Now he's just bummed out!
"In Cuba" ... lol 😂
No amount of prime demi Moore hoochie is worth to risk your career like that. That was a crazy bet from Kaffee
😂
Demi said she was 7 mos pregnant - she definitely has a glow in this movie!
Too bad she can’t act.
@@OarsmanPower oh please, everyone saw her in charlie's angels. she barely had screentime. still far better than most actresses these days.
Tom could have been a Great Comedian if He Wanted Too😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That was some serious anger....
****. Tom was hella actor when he wasn’t in a batshit cult!!!***. Very good acting!
Well let's see........This came out in late '92. Cruise (at that point) had been a Scientologist for 6 years.
@@warmicecubes2161 Oh Shit! My Bad!
This movie should be called "America, in my dreams". Don't misunderstand me, it is a really good story and the acting is excellent, but it is about as close to reality as the original Blade Runner was about 2019's Los Angeles.
“Danny, I’m sorry.”
“Don’t worry about it.”
That's 😂 sacred 😂 anger 🤬 😡 right there
"Make that pot of coffee. It's time to turn and burn."
Tom Cruise drunk driving 😮
Mouth agape and big bug eyes. An acting technique used by Cruise throughout this film. Never used before or since.
Cruise comes in so drunk he can hardly stand. Then a few moments later he's driving a car through the rain? 🤔
When you think of it, his reservations about putting the colonel on the stand were extremely justified!
SHE LOVES HIM SHE LOVES HIM AND HE LOVES HER
Have watched this scene 100 times and it just occurred to me Tom was driving wasted.
They don’t make movies like this anymore. Not even close!!!!!
" Steak knives" ...was that a metaphor for something? Can someone say?
When the characters first meet, Pollak’s character said Kaffe has successfully negotiated 44 plea bargains since becoming a lawyer, and Kaffe adds “One more I get a set of steak knives.”
Drunk as a skunk!
...i strenuously abject?
Nice and realistic
Dis he drive? 😂
Man she is stunningly beautiful
Was I the only one who was thinking why Kaffe was soaked and wet when first got in the house, I know it was raining but he has a car and it's like he was walking in the rain, and also why did Galloway just took off walking in the middle of the rain as if she couldn't be called a taxi and last, why did Sam let Kaffie drive when they went to get Galloway when it was already understood that Kaffee was drunk! So the irony here if a cop would've pulled him over that would have been a Navy officer who happened to be a lawyer in the JAG! LOL!!!! I LOVE HOLLYWOOD MOVIES!!!!
Demi was way hotter before the surgery. But I guess whatever makes you happy, or less sad at least. Who knows what people are going through I guess.
Markinson committing suicide was the only thing that felt off to me, like it didn't fit. Would have been better if he was going to confess and Jessup found out and had him killed.
She took SO MUCH shit from the men around her. She deserved so much better.
Jo was an idiot and a delusional idealist. Kaffee saved his own ass by merit of his own intelligence, his only mistake was getting involved in a case like this in the first place. In real life, there’s no chance some idiot attorney like Jo would’ve done what Kaffee pulled off.
She gave some shit of her own. And she screwed up big-time with the trial, so fair’s fair
She deserved a kick in the ass... Her "ready, fire, aim" approach was dumb, naive, irresponsible, reckless and damn near destroyed the case for both her and Kaffee's client... Plus on top of that, if Jessup wasn't such a hothead their careers would have been suicided...
She was truly best suited for internal affairs and I mean that sincerely. In a court of law, I wouldn't trust her to be a stenographer 😅..
My ass she deserved better. She screwed up the case, and then wants Kafee to fix HER screwup by putting HIS career on the line. She deserved every bit of that rant.
People may think this overstated about him being court martial. I did a case ar Fairchild AFB. I am a civilian. I filed a motion to have the judge removed for conflict of interest. I am a civilian. However, we are assigned a military lawyer, to ensure we are aware of UCMJ. Before the motion was heard my military adjunct had to appear before the court, ensure the court she had advised me not to file and did not support the motion. Funny thing, the Judge removed himself.
This was a great drama movie!
I guess he skipped the DUI laws day in College...
DUI
Well, he’s an attorney so he knows his rights if he gets pulled over. Second of all, it was pouring rain at night so lots of times police aren’t wanting to get out as much in it and it’s harder to really tell if somebody is vearing off the lines with although rainwater on the ground and also people drive much slower in pouring rain.
I’m sorry I lost your set of steak knives?????????
it's a callback to a joke he made earlier about making so many plea deals that he would win a set of steak knives like a salesman might
Thanks, I thought it was reference to Glenn Gary Glenn Ross movie. Both movies released in 1992.
still cant believe why Tom Cruise is still without Oscar
Overactor
Anybody else catch him driving drunk at 7:25?
Boy was DAMN good at this shit. Even back then. Talent.
It's funny because he did call him, and did ask him if he ordered the code red and was held in contempt.
Sooo......what happened to the steak knives????
So he was drunk driving in the rain
Thinking
Tom cruise and Demi Moore both have pretty eyes
Welcome to the pits of truth
He channeled Jim Carrey
Wineberg was supposed to be co council so why was he not cocancel at the table
@7:30 Joanne would've been gone; apologies aren't accepted in 2024, there's no quality of mercy
At about 7:28 you can see another person in the car.
Yeah. It's Sam. Figure that out all by yourself did you?
@@Rockhound6165 naw.
is easy
we the people
@0:44 sits on her couch without taking off his drenched coat. Dude. C'mon man.
It wasn't her couch. They're in Caffey's apartment, not hers. That's why he doesn't knock, and has a key. It's also why she leave when he yells at her, instead of throwing him out.
He was driving while intoxicated? That is illegal.
Untrue. We have Teamsters to drive key cast to and from the set or location. Underwriters usually demand it.
@@reuben.x.herrera1930 I believe the weight of the evidence to support my assertion is most plausible.
@@smirkinatu5512 The weight of your evidence what evidence do you have? Did you see him pull up in a car? Did he make an statement to the assertion of how he arrived and if he was driving? Did somebody view him driving and pulling up to their location? Please do defend your position.
@@reuben.x.herrera1930 Start a timer. Watch the video again, note all doors opening and closing. Stop timer at the end and note the time between the beginning and the end of the video. Then look in the mirror and note who was watching. Then get the most toxic substance readily available and introduce that to the the person you see in the mirror add a little extra just for good measure. oh yeah, and definitely do not reproduce.
@@reuben.x.herrera1930
Did you watch the clip?
Before she left I knew she was going to go for the last word insult. This is female 101 manipulation.
Back before Demi Moore become riddled with plastic surgery, she was actually a good actress.
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Wouldn't it be hilarious if in this scene Kafee had accidentally run over some kid while he was driving drunk and just completely changed the ending of the movie? Because you know this movie is called a few good men. But you're still a piece of shit if you drive drunk no matter what your convictions are.
People are indeed seen fighting each other to death in movies. But drinking and DRIVING in a movie scene? that's insane and gives the wrong message.
Tom Cruise DUI.
There must be alternative law because the law practice dates back to slave plantation days.
Cost vitamin
ah, do what now?
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