"Are You Threatening Me?" | Punch-Drunk Love | CineStream

[@Turtleproof]

There are so many scenes of rage and violence that make me uncomfortable but this? This is top tier acting from both of them, holy cats.

[@ChilliCheezdog]

Watch Jack O'Connell's performance in 'Starred Up.' I sat trembling in the cinema.

[@pyeondoche]

I would choose the church scene in There Will Be Blood

[@phewfthaboi274]

C. C

[@phewfthaboi274]

@@ChilliCheezdog c c. C.f. c. C.f. c.f. c c c c c c c.f. c cccc c.f. c c. C.f. c.f. c c

[@tjmoon1857]

Jarhead: Anthony loses his mind. The best freakout acting ive seen!

[@rafaelestrada1846]

RIP Hoffman what a legend. Acts like a virtuoso playing their instrument

[@SgtKaneGunlock]

i just love how desperate PSH is in this scene the only way he can project power is by yelling repeatedly because nothing he does will stop Barry

[@Turtleproof]

Was thinking the same thing, bullies get rustled, abuse their underlings, broadcasting their insecurity. It's those people that have no reaction that are deadly. They don't make threats, they make a decision about how to fix someone.

[@aNdzel0t]

nothing will stop him from doing what? :D

[@Turtleproof]

@@aNdzel0t This was before after-credits scenes became popular so very, very few people saw the graphic sex scene with full penetration.

[@aNdzel0t]

@@Turtleproof =.= are you delusional, wtf r u talkin' about? i was not even askin' you.

[@Turtleproof]

@@aNdzel0t Why be verbally abusive instead of asking me to explain something?

[@calowenby1654]

“Yes, I did,” always gets a chuckle out of me. Barry just sounds so surprised at Mattress Man being annoyed at what he said.

[@phousefilms]

LMAO, love how he's got no answer to it but "THATS NOT GOOD! You're dead!"

[@MisterMagnificent]

“Why don’t you calm down and stfu.” 😂😂

[@Thefictitious_reel]

The intensity of this scene 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@kalsampsonite1158]

SHUT UP!

[@Thefictitious_reel]

@@kalsampsonite1158 SHUT SHUT SHUT SHUT SHUT SHUT UP

[@blacklung9815]

it’s all in the music.

[@alvexok5523]

PSH is INSANE!!! And then he sends 4 thugs all the way to California to beat him down just for being rude to him on the phone!? That's just all out INSANITY!!!

[@calowenby1654]

@Jon Yeah, that too, but it’s still intense. Masterful stuff.

[@chiefinasmith]

I watched this movie for the first time the other night and it immediately became one of my favorite movies of all time. This scene was perfect. RIP PSH ❤️

[@djhoneylove5710]

Straight up the best acting Adam Sandler has done in his life. I am not a fan, but am in awe of this performance.

[@casewojo6186]

Literally played the same character he’s always played?

[@Jive33]

That’s because this is a real movie,m written by a real artist. Not the typical trash movies he’s in where he basically writes the movie and comes up with the pointless stupid plot and plays the same child-like character in everyone one of them.

[@pizzalover2957]

Did you know that Adam Sandler is Jewish.

[@chrispember172]

uh what other movie is his character the same as this?>@@casewojo6186

[@philipcalderon3208]

1:12 The Best Part.

[@adamuzumaki98]

RIP Phillip Seymour Hoffman (1967-2014)

[@Th3Gam3925]

No 1:36 is 😂

[@el34glo59]

@@Th3Gam3925 😂😂 The Master PSH.

[@altorres4967]

They had good chemistry together pretty bummed they didn’t do more projects together

[@spencerhensley5495]

PSH was supposed to play Eric in Billy Madison and Adam Sandler really wanted him and even convinced the studio he was right for the role. They agreed but then Hoffman bluntly told Sandler he didn’t want to do it after Sandler begged him to so Bradley Whitford ended up playing Eric. PSH later regretted turning down Sandler the first time so when he found out his regular collaborator Paul Thomas Anderson wrote a movie role for him he begged to be a part of it in order to work with Sandler.

[@davemustaki134]

​@@spencerhensley5495he would have been great as Eric in my opinion

[@psychedeliccarrie5921]

@@spencerhensley5495 I love Bradley Whitford but PSH would've fit Eric so much better.

[@Luschan]

PSH was so good, I forget about the actor and the character feels real. It’s surreal watching this while keeping in mind the gentle, kind character he played in Magnolia.

[@alvexok5523]

Yeah. That's talent. To play an insane gang kingpin here, to play a gentle character in Magnolia, and to play a goofy stoner in Scent of a woman, and to make each character so convincing

[@markjonesatlarge5240]

@@alvexok5523 Phillip Seymour Hoffman is my favorite actor. I have to see Scent Of A Woman now, thank you.

[@calowenby1654]

And Brandt in The Big Lebowski, too.

[@markjonesatlarge5240]

@@calowenby1654 Brandt was either in the closet or I prefer to think he was just oddly obsessed with The "Big" Lebowski.

[@markjonesatlarge5240]

@@alvexok5523 Along Came Polly.

[@cullencochran2023]

I love how these two are basically slight variations of the same person. Kind of a fun theory I wanna throw out there: The small piano that Barry ends up swiping at the beginning of the movie is definitely some kind of metaphor for love and redemption. He learning to play it over the movie in the same way he's learning to connect and open up to Lena. In the final confrontation between Dean and Barry, you can see an instrument collecting dust in the background of Dean's work area. Kind of implying that Dean once had love but didn't practice it and let it get away from him. Which takes us back to the idea of Barry and Dean being two slightly different versions of the same person. Idk obviously it's a reach but whatever, thanks for reading!

[@timmatthews1085]

They aren’t shy about it either in this scene. They are both mirroring each other, frantic pacing angry animals, only in different settings.

[@TangoDelta70]

I also love the subtle use of the colors towards the end of this scene. This movie is jam packed with symbolism and metaphors and is top tier! Awesome theories!

[@chop2201]

There both business man

[@jaspberg]

Dean is also shown being a music producer or financier of some kind, further extrapolating on that idea of music=love

[@alessandromartina644]

I find your reflections very smart and interesting. However, they can seem as the same persone but while is bad because is passive-aggressive, the other one is bad in a more active and sadic way... in fact they are both losers but of a different kind

[@Horror-Man]

The King of Comedy, Observe and Report, Crimes and Misdemeanors, The Cable Guy, Punch Drunk Love, World's Greatest Dad, Monsieur Verdoux, Bernie...I love it whenever an iconic comedic actor makes a rare dark comedy that, while being very funny, totally stands out from their other films.

[@bespectacledheroine7292]

I loved that you named Monsieur Verdoux within that lineup. It's actually pretty far from my favorite Chaplin film but I respect it totally for being such a risk.

[@Horror-Man]

@@bespectacledheroine7292 Yeah, the first time I ever heard of it was just 2 years ago and my jaw hit the floor at the fact that THE Charlie Chaplin actually played a serial killer in a movie.

[@bespectacledheroine7292]

@@Horror-Man Pretty much. It has one of the most memorable taglines I swear. "Chaplin changes! Can you?" Question of the century right there.... Have you ever seen Kind Hearts and Coronets by any chance? If you get kick out of Verdoux you'd *love* this one. It's a major fave of mine, and honestly the lead is even more amoral because at least Verdoux has a decent motive....

[@calowenby1654]

I _love_ Bernie and World’s Greatest Dad! Thank you so much for dropping their names here. Maybe more people’ll check them out because of it!

[@jamesn151]

Neither of these actors are in observe and report. That was Seth Rogan.

[@iforgotthenamemate]

Im gonna miss Philip forever.

[@BinocularRivalry]

came here to write this

[@SNottingham]

1:31 acting

[@sumofeets]

Top fucking tier

[@el34glo59]

PSH was so brilliant

[@reservoirdude92]

I can't tell you how much THAT PARTICULAR moment means to me as a performance 😂

[@sscamaro9144]

PSH was such a brilliant actor! R.I.P. legends never die

[@drewsquickfix]

This is probably one of the best Clips in the movie Phil Hoffman was such a great actor

[@drewsquickfix]

@@sqd37l he was a great actor he just said some really boring movies I worked and met with him incredible person watch all his boring movies they're all dramas and you'll see the different characters he can play that's a good actor this film was just one of his characters

[@drewsquickfix]

@@sqd37l his movies are kind of hard to watch like I said cuz they're all dramas I would highly recommend Along Came Polly with Ben Stiller it's a comedy

[@johnvincent94]

One of the greatest acting scenes in my opinion. Phenomenal

[@romilrh]

I'm a younger guy, and PSH died before I had seen most of his films. With every one I watched, the more it dawned on me just how much of a loss his death was. He had so much more left to give us

[@andrewburgemeister6684]

That’s similar to my journey watching a lot of his films after his untimely death and seeing how incredibly talented he was, such a huge loss and we’ll never know the other great performances he could have delivered if he hadn’t died. What’s sort of surreal in a way that adds to how tragic his death was is that he died in 2014 along with Robin Williams later in the year who was also just as incredibly talented. Can’t believe it’s been 10 years.

[@JasonLee1653]

1:12 to 1:23 imagine if the employees and customers in the store heard him 🤣

[@alvexok5523]

They were closed to customers at that time.

[@JasonLee1653]

@@alvexok5523 ohh I always thought there will be customers but instead of him. What if there were other employees?

[@thegirlinquestion]

@@JasonLee1653i don’t think the employees care, it’s a shady business, and they know what he’s like

[@Crooky0]

@@JasonLee1653 He seems like the type of guy who'd spout off like that a lot.

[@HudzunDunDunDun]

"You're in trouble honey." god this movie is hilarious

[@srallulrich]

Phillip Seymour Hoffmann is another level

[@archiehurwitz4890]

Honestly the best sound design in any movie ever.

[@pranavprankstergangster]

The zone of interest had amazing use of sound recently

[@telamon1071]

The delivery of “your dead” is amazing

[@mattng4707]

One of the best scenes ever Hoffman you will be missed

[@terrellcallender2558]

“THAT WASN’T GOOD YOUR DEAD!”

[@delrey874]

The performances of all the actors in the PTA films are consistently excellent.

[@krisvallejo74]

Top acting skills. What a joy to watch

[@maddington8857]

"what's your name, SIRR?! answer me!" lmao

[@larrycarls7221]

Have used that "shut up" method in a lot debates I been in

[@RoronoaZoro-fj8dh]

Great actor. Sad he passed away. RIP.

[@chasestucki629]

1:39 his face after he got yelled at

[@theconsciousobserver6829]

"That's wasn't good."

[@sammatney2618]

That line always makes me laugh... me=mad you=bad... nothing more to say at that point.

[@theconsciousobserver6829]

@@sammatney2618 right but so accurate to how people can get dumb in anger. PTA man

[@sammatney2618]

@@theconsciousobserver6829 Yeah he's amazing.

[@theconsciousobserver6829]

@@sammatney2618 how about that Phantom Thread

[@sammatney2618]

@@theconsciousobserver6829Yeah It was great. Daniel Day Lewis actually made me laugh a lot in that movie. I haven't seen licorice pizza yet but I heard it was really good. It's on my list.

[@itzajdmting]

This was a tremendous scene man. Always has me in stitches. PSH Vs Adam Sandler... What a combo!

[@amberlita]

God I miss PSH.

[@MartianManHunter2258]

How every retail manager wishes they could talk to rude customers.

[@86madee]

1:12 this is how I talk with my siblings.

[@roygarcia4200]

R.I.P Philip Seymour Hoffman

[@Zeddyboi86]

This scene has some of the best and most visceral cursing I've ever seen. Perfect for clipping. :)

[@burialofficial8913]

i loved when Barry starting lashing back at people taking advantage of him i loved his rage😭😭

[@rl876]

Philip Seymour Hoffman, RIP, you were a legend.

[@antcarrjr]

My number on favorite movie scene OF ALL TIME!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@smnoy23]

I know the “SHUT UP!!” bit gets more attention but I always think about him yelling “THAT WASN’T GOOD!!” too

[@corrollasful]

If this should ever be a customer service training video, it'll be Gold

[@CannibalWHORE22]

That beginning shot that zooms in twice on PSH is brilliant also the tension is amazing.

[@jacobdow8719]

1:36🤣

[@justaguy328]

That song playing in the background is so unsettling

[@billcrotts5456]

The greatest actor of all time

[@rustyshackelford934]

Man I miss PSH. The range he had was incredible. Definitely believe he was the best actor of his generation, and also just one of the best in general to ever do it.

[@MmedicatedGoo]

SHUT SHUT SHUT UP! 😂

[@rustyshackelford934]

@@MmedicatedGoo THAT WASN’T GOOD!

[@aleelrecopilador702]

I never expected to see Sandler and Hoffman in a movie together...

[@G.Snackwell]

The best scene of hilarious rage.

[@SashaTabuso]

1:28 The strongest performance I’ve ever seen Adam Sandler deliver in a movie.

[@bugsyn]

1:12 replays in my mind on a daily basis

[@boostbeast8731]

PSH was such an underrated actor.

[@Chalobah17]

What a master was Psh...❤

[@ActivistVictor]

Sees title: Immediately thinks of The Great Cornholio

[@samjacobson6424]

That camera movement when Hoffman is yelling just makes it so hysterical to me for some reason lmfao

[@PrimalElf]

Sandler vs Hoffman!!

[@abdullahsillahmarega2570]

1:27😂😂😂😂😂

[@hipsterelephant2660]

I miss PSH so much

[@BoyJukka]

R.i.p

[@xentaatnex8261]

On those days you feel like telling your boss or significant other to shut up.

[@TheOGDennis]

If you can do comedy, you can do drama. Vince Gilligan is right

[@TILB9]

Philip Seymour Hoffman (RIP) was intimidating and hilarious as the mattress man. Is it just me or is mattress man a reflection of a lot of angry people on the Internet? Hiding behind a screen (or a telephone in his case) and being all kinds of nasty and vitriolic because they're confident they'll face no consequence for it. Either way, this movie is a classic! All the actors crushed it. This is still my favorite performance by Adam Sandler, who I really like as an actor.

[@MisterMagnificent]

He ran a legitimate business. 😅

[@dl1279]

Met so many dudes almost like The Mattress Man.

[@chadwickwright2833]

Genius flick!! Hoffman was a genius!!

[@next281]

Shut! Shut! Shut! Shut! Shut!

[@chancelearson1949]

R.I.P. Phillp Seymour Hoffman

[@el34glo59]

So god dam hilarious

[@DCussen]

He has to be in the top ten of all actors of the last 30 years

[@BigPuma-s3k]

It’s took me a few months to realise this is my favourite scene in history. I miss PSH like he’s a family member

[@deanodog3667]

Seymour Hoffman, gone too soon , what a tremendous actor !

[@spencerhensley5495]

I need to rewatch this to better appreciate it but I will say without hesitation I know why Roger Ebert said this was his first favorite Adam Sandler movie. Regardless of whether the film may be a little slow or not Sandler is incredible in this movie and this brief clip is proof.

[@TylerDavis-y4x]

This is the best ‘shut up’ I’ve ever heard 😂 this and skylar white

[@tne25t]

YOU'RE IN TROUBLE, HONEY!

[@allisnotwhatitseems.]

When Hoffman morphed into Nicholson

[@LewisCostin]

I can relate to that anger

[@cobaltfalcon9458]

Philip Seymour Hoffman, IN THIS PARTICULAR ROLE, reminded me of Jack Black. Now, I want to see PTA work with him, too

[@EddieG-x2g]

This movie is funny but this scene is funny also how they talk to each other

[@ardnegoyamrahs6177]

1:44 the lens flare just randomly appears

[@CEE-ji5rx]

I could recreate this scene today was so lame I have the inner rage right now!

[@fuerza643]

just a brilliant and epic scene

[@chongpooka2769]

Is PSH supposed to be the guy from licorice pizza?

[@ChristianFrates1997]

0:58 Nani to Lilo in Lilo & Stitch. Both came out the same year.

[@grudgerun]

Dean Trumbell: Outstanding Customer Service Award 2002

[@sirg-had8821]

That man could yell.

[@zizoumonk10]

What are those things in their hands that they talk into

[@손혜진-k5z]

0:55 1:10 1:35 층간소음

[@driver5317]

Where can I find this song in soundtrack?

[@papigringo5692]

Having not seen a second of this movie until just now...I don't know what the f**k that was.

[@CTladiesman]

1:17 I would not be hold to shut up or control my rage if someone said shut up like that to me when something like what happened to Barry is making me lose my sanity.

[@JonathanMontuori-c4m]

Yhat was funny dhit the best thing that cheered me up someone elses pain

[@JonathanMontuori-c4m]

😊😊😊😊

[@SalveRegina8]

The music lol

[@jakejudson8578]

You're dead lol, looked like Phillip was laughing too.

[@dksilvers1759]

"Hi we're calling to talk about your vehicle's exten-" 1:10

[@tylerdavis6919]

paul thomas anderson soundtracks are 🔥

[@jedhawkins1769]

1:18 On repeat!!!😅

[@michealtorres8598]

Sooo is the mattress man gary valentine from licorice pizza?

[@j.d.t.5761]

That actor is his son.

[@EvilestGem]

I know both actors are great, particularly Hoffman, but I think it was a bit overdone here and if I'm honest I think Hoffman borrowed a bit too much from Nicholson in this sequence.

[@LewisCostin]

I think it works because he has such a small part. This is the first and only time we see this guy, but this scene carries this move imo

[@bynerhode7497]

And after accomplishing his heroic deed the knight was warned by the fair maiden to do that again.

[@DJ-wl5qo]

God I miss Hoffman so much.