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They were brothers who became outlaws, and outlaws who became heroes... The three Bondurant boys (Shia LaBeouf, Tom Hardy, Jason Clarke), along with their sultry new hire (Jessica Chastain), command the most lucrative bootlegging operation in Franklin County, Virginia. The locals consider them “indestructible.” But the law-in the form of a corrupt special deputy (Guy Pearce)-wants a cut of their action, at any cost. When youngest brother Jack (LaBeouf) gets a taste of power with a deadly gangster (Gary Oldman) the whole business blows sky high. Based on the astonishing true story, the Bondurant brotherhood is the stuff of legend.
Directed by John Hillcoat. Written by Nick Cave. Starring Shia LaBeouf, Tom Hardy, Guy Pearce, Jessica Chastain, Mia Wasikowska, Jason Clarke and Gary Oldman.
© Annapurna Pictures, 2012

[@willworktohunt90]

Having Gary Oldman step in for this part was absolutely genius. Walked in. Owned it. Dipped.

[@calebray4168]

I love those; those kinds of parts make great movies what they are. Character acting is so dead these days and even more so is the writing adequate to make it shine, this is the exception.

[@brians9508]

dipped?

[@calebray4168]

@@brians9508 translation, “got outta there”

[@RandyBaumery-s4i]

Dipped skoal? Lol

[@gabrielbotsford791]

@@RandyBaumery-s4i Real men cope....

[@ibtgb2]

Gary oldman didn’t even say a word And still it’s one of the coolest scenes ever

[@sammylacks4937]

Oh he spoke alright , he spoke Thompson .

[@gunznroses]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@TrulyUniqueOne]

One of the greatest actors of our time Gary Oldman. The man's versatility is unbelievable

[@flossietube2065]

True that!!!

[@tfodthogtmfof7644]

Everything from a young Rosencrantz to a quiet Mr Smiley. Churchill to Mason Verger. Ignitus in the Spyro games. He has done so many great characters in so many great films and games.

[@statementleaver8095]

Bram stoker's Dracula The Dark Knight Harry Potter Leon

[@holdernewtshesrearin5471]

@@statementleaver8095 - Oldmans Dracula was the best EVER!

[@statementleaver8095]

@@holdernewtshesrearin5471 Between BS's Dracula and Van Helsing......Got to admit that VH had the better Brides Winona doesn't float my Boat🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@HowManyTimes234]

The wink is barely there. It’s so slight and subtle.. it’s awesome.

[@hfaceyjr]

I had to go back to catch it!

[@cognitivedissonance7539]

Hollywood used to be so cool.

[@joshuaellison6356]

That and the tiny jacket adjustment sells it.

[@errolsexual3083]

I have a huge painting in my living room of that stare and close up before he winks

[@badlaamaurukehu]

That's Gary Oldman.

[@shaunyboi1176]

That wink from oldman should of won him an Oscar.

[@mdd1963]

should've

[@b.g.3073]

Oscars don't really work like that.

[@rongermanjr]

Shaunyboi 11 ...should of, huh? would of, could of, should of, right? go bak tu skool n lern grammer n speling

[@mdd1963]

@@rongermanjr indeed! He coulda used 'shoulda'! :)

[@gotago1390]

It wasn’t enough for a Oscars

[@aidankeohane3370]

This is a really cool scene. The only problem is it’s also 80% of Gary Oldman’s screentime

[@AnnaLVajda]

and the screeching tires.

[@scienty7933]

but that eye 😉

[@coralbay00]

@@AnnaLVajda screeching tyres on grit 🤷‍♂️

[@JinnDante]

I see this as an absolute win

[@charlieross-BRM]

@@coralbay00 I used to watch The Rockford Files. Rockford lived in a trailer on the beach in Malibu. His car was always peeling away from the trailer with screeching tires, :). Sound effects people at the studio have to make a living too I guess.

[@sjtom57]

That little wink was the perfect touch.

[@aaronlee9362]

He was really under used in this movie, incredible actor

[@j.t.thomas1859]

AGREED

[@waynemalford3020]

He should have won best supporting actor

[@AnnaLVajda]

Maybe he's expensive so he was just hired to get the point across.

[@aaronlee9362]

@@AnnaLVajda I definitely feel like there’s some scenes lying around that we haven’t seen from this movie though

[@aaronlee9362]

@@AnnaLVajda abit of a nothing character

[@fenrislegacy]

This, right here, could have been the beginning of an entire movie with Gary Oldman as the lead character.

[@LambeauLeeeper]

I always love the sound of skidding tires on dirt roads.. 😂😂😂

[@Bastion0418]

LamBeau Leeper lmao right. Like producers forgot how to movie.

[@PrimoStracciatella]

Comes close to empty luggage and drinking coffee out of an empty mug.

[@benjicooper4738]

Yeah they did mess that one up pretty good, good sound effects though 🧐😂👍

[@WHYJ35]

Especially when combined with sub machine gun fire. Music to my ears, makes me think of home

[@mojojoji5493]

You do know the car stopped on cement below the buildings foundation right? That is the actual sound it should make

[@jacobgalloway9123]

Gary Oldman is incredible in everything he does! I always believe him and he always steals it, nomatter how little time he is on the screen.

[@cookie842]

Aussie and English actors once again setting the bar with minimal budget. Epic film.

[@GamerFrisco]

True. Shias best performance after his "no,no,no,no,no..." performance from transformers 😂

[@No_Man_Is_An_Island]

People were more polite at that time, you will need to wear a nice suit when you hold a tommy gun. That's the manners.

[@thrummer1953]

Every good gangster should wear Cologne and a boutonniere. It adds class to any massacre.

[@JonSmith-cx7gr]

RESPECT. DEY HAD RESPECT.

[@Kollin011]

That's real acting skill to be able to be NOT recognized in the different movies. Never put a name to his face until only a few years ago even though I've been seeing him act since the 90s. Its as if he is someone else entirely every movie he plays.

[@charlieross-BRM]

I had no idea it was Oldman until today when I'm reading these comments. I love that kind of casting.

[@Andy-Christian]

What a brilliant scene. You all remember those tires squealing on dirt was so common back in the 1920s? Just like how those old cars had so much power to even spin the tires to begin with.

[@graham2631]

The fancy stuff like what they were driving came with, for the time, huge engines compared to the model A that got shot up. Clyde wrote Henry Ford a thank you letter over his V8 and how many times he accredited his escape with it. Said it would do 60mph all day long over dirt roads few of todays cars are tough enough for that.

[@nobodytonobodysbusiness]

@@graham2631 Super cool history here. Thanks for sharing this.

[@tyjandrews]

Ah, yes. Being born in 1890 myself, I remember the squeak of those tires full of fond memories.

[@Andy-Christian]

@@graham2631 Hmmm.. I've driven on dirt roads doing 60, many times actually. So I'm not entirely sure that's true.

[@nulle.k]

@@Andy-Christian yeah, but he's talking about the car being able to do that consistently, without breaking, which was rare for that time period.

[@secnbc]

Those .45acp coming out of that Thompson on full auto are no joke!

[@charlieross-BRM]

I was catching that. It's not something you see very often. He was pushing back against the Thompson. I read an autobiography of an 82nd Airborne veteran who was issued a Thompson for Normandy. He said he put a pile of rounds into a German who was very close, on the other shoulder of a narrow lane. The chest impacts made at least one of his eyes pop out of its socket.

[@Fvckyou123]

@@charlieross-BRM i doubt it...

[@GrosvnerMcaffrey]

​@you-tube7202 you should never ever doubt what you aren't sure of. I've seen .45 come out of carbines that could take the whole head off of a ballistic dummy with bones. Those guns aren't much different from a Thompson

[@Kitty__Lazer]

You gotta love Gary's acting!!!

[@nicholasricer9687]

I've shot one of those quite a few times cause my local gun range has a fully auto thompson for rent and when you hold down that trigger it kicks hard. Way harder than an m16 or ak. I can tell he has shot one as well because thats looks incredibly realistic at least as far as the shooters reaction goes.

[@richardcalisi9188]

oldman is one the most astonishing and underrated actor....he can play anything....JUst OUTSTANDING.

[@jimmylipsjaymo]

Gary Oldman is one of the all time greatest actors. Everything he does is so convincing and captivating.

[@jaysmithdesign]

The greatest wink in cinematic history

[@jimbishop8667]

Nicely done, I love the way Oldman shows the weapon jerking him around while he was firing and straining to hold it down as it fired. Most scenes don't bother to show how much recoil a large caliber fully auto weapon has!

[@TheIfifi]

Well, it's a 45. but yeah.

[@dre32pitt]

@@TheIfifi That's twice the size of 5.56... Just sayin'... The kinetic energy in that .45 ACP is no joke.

[@robinrobyn1714]

Yes!!! Exactly!!

[@Na-if5ze]

@@TheIfifi 30% larger than a 9mm, which are .30 cal. That would make it a "large" caliber.

[@jaycollins7288]

Yes you are correct. It was a great scene from him. The recoil of the gun would constantly make the muzzle raise as you were firing it. He did a fantastic job leaning into it in an attempt to keep the muzzle down. I have never seen a more realistic portrayal of "shooting" the Tommy!

[@warrenlouisiana2277]

He is with out a doubt one of the greatest actors of these times,,,

[@beaumorris5289]

Gary Oldman is a Freakin' Rockstar........ Everything he does is stellar.. Churchill comes to mind.

[@stivosimz]

Dracula

[@guillaumerobichaud9848]

1:20 that face alone could've win him an oscar

[@GamerFrisco]

They don't make those periodic faces like that anymore

[@deweyplanck9850]

I always thought that Gary Oldham was a highly underrated actor. As many times as you see him pop up, he must have also been one of the hardest working actors in Hollywood.

[@gqpeso6802]

Such a badass scene to him standing on the side of the car when they leave like a true old school gangster masterclass

[@Hammersch]

He came he went and it was glorious

[@GamerFrisco]

Mr Inbetween

[@marcinhomdziuk8836]

Kocham tą scenę,jak brata... Gary Oldman.... bez jednego słowa. Mistrz.

[@dominicmadrid3539]

Gary Oldman is money 💰 in everything he does. Dracula , The Professional , Romeo is Bleeding. Man's kick ...

[@bossahmed4085]

Minimum effort for a Masterful Actor. Effortlessly done and worthy of an oscar just for the wink alone.

[@omalsooraj.s6540]

his swag is awesome

[@imranahmed1071]

Love early 20th century settings. Every single scene and a dialogues are cool.

[@zachwestover4265]

I'll never get why you would put a tire screeching on asphalt sound effect on a car on a dirt road..I always disliked that..

[@luciuschappell4648]

I've heard a tire screech on a dirt road, you can rest easy now

[@jakep4503]

Tires can screech on a dirt road. I've had it happen to me plenty of times.

[@chuckking6208]

That was special effects back in the day

[@AscentofTrollbane]

tires will screech on dirt roads, dumbass.

[@kirkblackshear]

You hear the brakes not the tires

[@fergalosanchez7675]

Gary Oldman was cool af here

[@alc4117]

Martin Scorsese or even Scott cooper should make a movie about the 40s gangsters and have oldman in it. This guy embodies the look and the essence of the old time gangsters

[@smashhitprodutions9739]

Movie characters always hold a cigar or cigarello in their mouth to look cool but in reality the smoke always goes in ones eye & burns

[@tildenkatz5581]

It wasn’t lit.

[@marcofranck3014]

also if you lean your head back a bit it doesnt get in your eyes

[@nishantpradhan7828]

@@tildenkatz5581 You literally see him smoking it

[@geopomoco]

Only if you're a pansy.

[@smashhitprodutions9739]

@@geopomoco nice can am mate 🤣

[@ca294]

That scene was like "watch and learn boy"

[@JamesJames-bm2vm]

One of the best movies of all time

[@sblack48]

Love the music in this movie

[@nelsonx5326]

Gary is perfect! He looks just like someone from that era. That is such a cool look. It should make a comeback. I have a cool pinstripe suit, very expensive, but I bought used in New York City. I got fat and it doesn't fit anymore. I got to wear it going on a date to see a play on opening night in the country in Virginia, real country, out in the sticks. I wore a brand new pair of white Converse hi-tops with the three piece suit, topped off with black felt hi-roller hat, hair slicked and super clean shave. The outfit might sound like an odd combination but it worked... chicks were hitting on me. I had a pick-up truck too, no pink carnation though. It's good to look slick once in a while. Django Reinhardt looked like Gary in this film. That style mustache is cool. Man Gary looked boss!

[@T.J.Caldwell318]

Gary Oldman is the man

[@adamrbeaver]

This is a beautiful period movie with amazing performances. And Shia LaBeouf for some reason.

[@dannyt564]

took him all but 2 minutes to Absolutely DOMINATE a scene without saying a single word.... LEGEND

[@jgarcia334]

Winks at him and walks away..

[@YuckFooToo1]

Very subtle wink!

[@Dad-lu1oi]

The drip is immaculate

[@oliverjahau3622]

The wink tells a lot story

[@jesterokjones4954]

Man,the last sharp crack of the report when he stops firing is badass! He looks like a madman as he's ripping round off with that Thompson!

[@endutubecensorship]

1:12 Old Thompson submachine guns are open bolt, no "shick-shick" sound, only one "shick".

[@usnva5638]

I never heard tires squeal as much on a dirt road from any other movie as I did in this scene.

[@Iron-sy4yp]

How did bullet holes get in the back of the car ?

[@patton9696]

Love the tires sounds on a dirt road..... LOL

[@vancemyers6655]

GARY OLDMAN IS IN THE TOP TWENTY OF ALL TIME

[@shiekyerbooti4068]

Always fun to hear a car’s tires screeching around corners, and screeching to a stop even tho the road is just dirt...

[@DaveDoesLife]

The screeching tires on gravel was pretty funny!

[@mr.johnson6199]

Gary Oldman winks. Ugh. so solid 1:42

[@ravendarkstar3521]

Wished I could have lived back in those day's al capone is one of many kind men

[@clearlycaribbeanreb2895]

What a badass! Gary was awesome as Pretty Boy

[@ivandiaz307]

Comissioner gordon

[@sigmasquadleader]

HARVEY DENT, CAN WE TRUST HIM?

[@guntertomsen6721]

Sirius Black

[@Valkyriesmightofficial]

His criminal gangster past is what led him to the lord jesus christ and working in the police force of Gotham. Amen

[@Kollin011]

You know I never knew he was Commissioner Gordon. That's real acting skill to be able to be NOT recognized in the different movies. Never put a name to his face until only a few years ago even though I've been seeing him act since the 90s. Its as if he is someone else entirely every movie he plays.

[@MrPontificator]

Sid Vicious, Ludwig van Beethoven, George Smiley etc etc etc

[@donwajdat8569]

Leon is my favourite movie. Gary oldman makes any scene spectacular

[@markleviner2540]

Gotta love the wink. Taught my grandson that when he was seven. Today he turns 15 happy Hayden. Now its time to arm restle and give Paw Paw a two bit openion. Ill be 70 in one month and will teach you the stink eye. 🎉 . Love you. All worth that C note I have in my Jeep. See you tomorrow? Peace Out and Love MMLZZZ

[@alexhale6582]

A strong contester for best cameo of all time.

[@Jajaky]

love that they added a tire screeching on concrete sound to a car on a dirt road

[@mdd1963]

They perhaps overdo it a bit on 1927 Thompson's recoil impulse....; they are quite mild to shoot, being a 10 lb weapon.

[@dave2808]

The way he leaned back while firing always bothered me. I either try to keep my back straight or stand in a way that I lean forward with a gun. Almost looked like the gun was gonna fly out of his hands

[@TomKirkman1]

Wonder how you make tires screech on a dirt road...

[@TomKirkman1]

@@colonelreb8312 It wasn't exactly a tiny thing... it was a big thing. With all the care that went into other aspects of filming this period piece, how did they blow this serious misstep?

[@Samuraitost]

I think I’ll have a baked potato 🥔 now

[@doylemcpoyle839]

@@TomKirkman1 wasnt a big thing wtf😂 the whole scene wasnt about the car he drove or the tire it was about him shooting the dude driving the other car

[@andrewdelgado4374]

Love how the tires screech on the dirt road 😂

[@_E.J.]

“Do you like Beethoven?” “Couldn't really say.” “l'm gonna play you some.” 1:13

[@the_road__warrior6185]

Gary Oldman to me, *The Most Interesting Man In The World*

[@evelyntarawa7140]

Don't mess with Floyd Banner he's badass,there you go that's how it's done GANGSTER.....‼️

[@gmoney2.059]

No words needed Body language facial expressions spoke more then words POWERFUL

[@johnhalchishick7094]

Going to have to watch this one again

[@johnhalchishick7094]

I did watch it again and loved it

[@keyboardwarrior3242]

Just has the smoke in his mouth the whole time. Nice!

[@strattuner]

as far as im concerned gary oldham is one the best actors to come along in a long time,he's terrific,this one,book of eli and his incredible acting in DRACULA, in the world of acting only VAL KIMMER comes close

[@niksadragicevic2515]

Oldman is my favorite villain..

[@sgt1terrence]

That wink was a calling card😎

[@misfitdanzig8152]

What a badass Gary played did vicious, dragula, Gordon etc .

[@wayneberry8226]

Love this show....

[@arturzathas499]

the dude says nothing and still got you hooked

[@loganoutlaw9769]

:42 what pavement are the tires squealing on?

[@MsAggie78]

Gary Oldman could be 90, and still be hot, good lord.😍😍😍

[@willybrisbois5926]

The world is free to own never let a man that breathe the same air take from you.

[@thebaddog4104]

Floyd seems like a business man

[@drunkweebmarine9492]

Gary Oldman should have had more screen time. He is a tremendous actor capable of pulling off any role.

[@Skottink]

I love when the wooden spoke tires can burn out on dirt makin a turn lol.

[@bluecollarnobody4217]

Thats one way to get rid of competition not a very traditional method but highly effective

[@peach495]

That was the traditional method in those days.

[@johnfairweather9188]

How exactly do rubber tires screech on a dirt road?

[@paydn202]

back in the day when a gangster killer could do cool walk aways and there were no cameras around lol

[@adamsvensson9979]

Gotta love the wheelspin on a dirt road xD

[@mrhyde7431]

Now that's a gangster

[@donfarrington3240]

He’ll never get to be commissioner of Gotham now

[@brandondaniels9471]

Statute of limitations, my friend. Statue of limitations and it was outside of Gotham's jurisdiction.

[@nagz335]

how did the car get bullet holes in the back of car when gary oldman was in front of the car and then on the side?

[@NiSiochainGanSaoirse]

Because bullets travel through metal.

[@johnlever6696]

Last but not least, the Tommy gun...(gunfire).....my favourite.

[@timwilson3150]

How do they make those tires squeal on dirt roads?

[@raymondstrehl3679]

Great scene lots of bullets

[@raymondstrehl3679]

Exit stage left on the Running board 🍷🍸🍹🍻 On the house

[@Trucker4Life84]

Up until now I've never noticed that was Gary Oldman

[@bawshafft4881]

I dont remember the whole lpot.. Why did he help him and who did he shoot in dat car ?

[@morwickchesterham3875]

legend says that he's still smoking that cigarette

[@kevinwilson3385]

I love the sound of skidding to a stop...on a dirt road.

[@PlaGueR3FLEX]

The tire squealing sound on a dirt road is hilarious.

[@Mrdoctile]

I love thoses nicely spaced and round bullet holes

[@sammylacks4937]

I had a buddy that picked me and another friend up for school every day in a Model A with the back gangster door on rear. We used Sterno cooking fuel to heat it. Averaged one fire a week usually homework.