Blood in blood out "I don't wanna fight with you little brother"

[@XiloChannel]

This is one of the best scenes in cinema history. Phenomenal acting to the point where it isn't even acting anymore. Just wonderful.

[@minaandpedro]

Xilo Channel agreed !!! It's so authentic that i can't believe it's a movie

[@richardcovarrubio8082]

I just realized when Paco threw him out the door it look like he fell on his arm and broke it but besides the point chewy was so very weak that he was fragile 😂😂

[@richardcovarrubio8082]

Chewy needs milk 😂😂

[@djbrucenyc5773]

Xilo Channel I agree. It’s simply amazing! Great acting

[@huhhah6757]

Yes so true .... But they Mexican so no Oscars but they shouldve gave them something for it

[@AlejandroMBarba]

When Cruzito tells him that their little brother loved him more, shit got real.

[@lil_buddha9169]

Alex B. Cause he did

[@RobertoGarcia-hd4qp]

Dude totally agree, that's when he starts talking facts and paco feels that thru his bones, cause he knows that what cruzito is saying is true.

[@BobPantsSpongeSquare97]

Yeah in the first act you see juanito always wanted to be with Cruz. Its probably because he tried to hang out with paco but nah he felt to much of a badass to wanna hang out with his little brother even though he did love him

[@estebansanchez5195]

Juanito was gonna tell cruz something I'm thinking he saw a tres puntos at the party but I mean when they did the low rider together that's brotherly love

[@simplyfamilyent4346]

That's why while your here on this land you should treat the Familia with love no matter if you know your lil cuzin or brother tryd to be down or whatever the case because y'all already know that any day can be any of the loved ones last. But this is what usually happens when there is a death in the family. For some reason people and I speak for my Latin Raza fuckin fight when they should be opening there eyes.

[@kye44]

The way Cruz delivers that last line “Do your f**king job!” Gave me chills. Amazing actors. One of the best movies ever made.

[@brawdz31]

Good ass movie. I personally thought this was better than American Me, sucks that this movie didn’t do good when it came out

[@vatoloco6857]

I thought I was the only one who felt that

[@lil_buddha9169]

“You were always too much of a bad ass to love the little vato”

[@nomanchesart7850]

Paco is hurt because he knows he’s right. Les living with that regret

[@Nunyabizz26]

@@nomanchesart7850 l don't know remember he was playing fighting with him. Cruz was just more interesting to hangout with.

[@cedricbeard4609]

@@Nunyabizz26 he was already with Cruz at the auto shop, when Paco brought Miglo. Hinting that him watching his brother paint, was already common. He also wanted to go with Cruz that night he got jumped.

[@Nunyabizz26]

@@cedricbeard4609 agree

[@goldshieldinthedark]

This scene should win an Oscar or Academy Award

[@fendertremolo9793]

Hahaha very funny (sarcasm)

[@omarjimenez6479]

Oscar Tijerina it should. Excellent acting and very good portrayal of emotions. The fact that 20% of the conversations are in Spanish and characters like miklo and Popeye were rather seen as comedians on the movie, made the film not being taken as seriously as it deserves. But most of the actors were really good and the movie has an excellent plot

[@madmexican1002]

Unfortunately they're meskins so no oscar.

[@Javyz15]

@@omarjimenez6479 big al's racist comments were funny too

[@SuperCabrito14]

You don't watch a lot movies do you

[@josedavila6428]

i love this scene u can feel the emotions from both actors

[@goochdawg]

Yup! and it hurts paco to see that cruz is a tekato even though paco is hurt and pissed off at the same what happend to his lil brother he still blames cruz for it, cruz feels the same way as well hurt and pissed off cause even though cruz had a better bond with pacos lil bro and now that paco changed his life and is a cop paco regrets but he will not addmit that he should of been more closer to his lil bro and gide him in the right direction in life and in away paco is now jelous and pissed off that his lil bro and cruz were tight as for cruz being addict even though his back situation him being a addict he is just numbing his pain...

[@femboyrules7594]

Richard godinez-landeros u high asf?

[@BIGMAU68]

Best scene. La mejor escena. Esto es ARTE.

[@Atemporalacab]

Beta male

[@BABY-Trap-Crew]

Bound By Honor (Blood In Blood Out) Is the best Latino movie ever created. Also one of my favorite movies of all time..

[@bishop208]

Trap - Crew1524 Mexican holmes, dont get it twisted. Even though some of the actors themselves are latinos, this story is a chicano one (US born citizen with Mexican parents)

[@midwestchicano2805]

Watch American Me that's a real Chicano movie Based on real the real Mexican Mafia this movie is a knock off lol

[@southside7673]

midwest chicano this was literally a Disney movie

[@johig4378]

@@moshobmx Good. I hope you stay on that side of the wall.

[@moshobmx]

​@@johig4378 Where did I said I wanted to live in USA? Lol am I missing something?

[@jimmy_nismony6932]

The pain cruzito has. You can see it in his eyes:(

[@prod6mill.512]

Itz Shadyy you can hear it in his voice

[@logancampos2436]

You can see it in his painting

[@ElJefeNLA]

It was the guilt, it almost destroyed him. I cried until I had a headache with the scene and the Dia de los muertos scene, I could've had a stroke watching this epic classic.

[@ssjrose7]

The pain Paco has too. Seeing your brother as a drug addict. Still doing the drugs that got their little brother killed.

[@pleighboi661]

After Chuy got thrown out he later moved to New Mexico & become a huge drug lord knows as Tuco who later got killed by DEA.

[@GUCCI-gy1qr]

Romped Out Cali 661 fr?

[@ijazzi9815]

Niko lol he also plays in breaking bad

[@goochdawg]

Hahaha gah damn!

[@athomeoutsideanywhere7550]

Romped Out Pleighboi lol nice

[@almarazmichael11]

@@KZbinCX9 that was cruzito

[@olreliable5529]

This scene is too deep, Paco throwing Chuy out and talking shit to each other even though they use to be ride or die homies

[@insanesalinas4320]

Its John Wayne 🤣

[@spooxbeatz805]

INSANE SALINAS yer just a bunch of little chavalas mackin wit a whole bunch a ya chicanos 😂😂

[@oswaldosantander4075]

man, estaba llorando y tenias que salir con tus mamadas >v

[@estebansanchez5195]

Chuy Hey homes did u say homes when you shot miklo Paco triggered

[@Celestialspirit1]

Tight tight tighttt

[@Latinhoodie]

Chuy always on some shit when it was his turn to say something lol...he looked so good back then, well they all did.

[@rogergarrison4271]

'Did you say "hey homes" to Miklo before you shot him?' 'No, and neither did you before you abandoned him at El Pino, and I was the ONLY one to stick by his side'

[@KhoalBishop]

Real Shit!!

[@francisco-vb9wg]

if you can't tell the difference between letting someone deal with the problems their decisions brought them & someone shooting their own cousin in the back... you're lost.

[@rogergarrison4271]

@@francisco-vb9wglast I checked they all rode out on that situation there, not just Miklo. That was a bitch move, and by you defending it I see where you fall on that spectrum

[@neoneherefrom5836]

All you bitches need to stfu

[@reinhardheydrich320]

@@neoneherefrom5836 for real! 😅😅

[@MrMiggie17]

Track playing at the beginning is a Jazz track called “597-59” by The Art Ensemble of Chicago.

[@pizzahot133]

MrMiggie17 Thank you.

[@rayswoop4947]

Damn, I thought it was Myles Davis's bitches brew

[@flakorenteria3596]

Thank youu!

[@mrcinemajunky]

Wow...thanks for that info. It's definitely an interesting piece to say the least.

[@reeldirtiestudios]

God bless you I been trying to find this for 21 years

[@rodman1163]

Should have won some type of award for this movie! This scene is one of the most emotional scenes in cinema history!

[@marcusalvarez370]

Yeah an Academy

[@meowpeep385]

It's a literal crime this didn't win some award. This scene was amazing. You could feel the pain and it was hard to watch without tearing up.

[@luyzonn]

i feel sad for cruzito when he start crying ,

[@jacobmiller6597]

luyzonn i feel worse when he does at the grave i always cry he had no one n i kno how that feels

[@aaroncapo6175]

i mean paco is the cop cruz is the painter

[@ronyventura9301]

Hahahahahaahahahhaahahah

[@estebansanchez5195]

@luzonn yeah because knowing of everything he did with Juanito missing him like that hit him hard when he told facts to paco and to me you can't get it back but the memories make you cry 😭

[@gachoman2012]

All three of them did a great job in this scene!

[@jackiechan6460]

"DO YOUR FUCKING JOB!!!" The acting in this film is once in a lifetime. I've cried every time and I dont consider myself a softie.

[@mikey777666]

"Don't you use juanito as an excuse to reck your life! You don't have that RIGHT!" ......... ohhh.....shit.....😮

[@kevinvanmeer1567]

No I got not that Right ha 😢😢😠😡har take it takkkkeee it

[@tkharris5145]

Along with the dialogue and the acting, the art itself in the background speaks a lot to me. The blues and blacks and purples, the imagery and themes, the fact his friend says hes been painting that piece again and again and again, hes extremely tormented by the loss of his little brother and is trying to vent his guilt and sadness of it all. That its his way of repenting, even if it means painting it over and over and over, the truth that he was a part of his little brothers death, the guilt he feels and the strange comfort he feels about exposing himself to his own demons. And the fact Paco comes along and only sees the drugs and the dead brother and tells Cruz that he has no right to paint him is like saying he has no right to heal and to mourn and to grieve. Cruz knows this and feels that way too, but its as if he'll do anything for his family to be happy, wether it be allowing paco to arrest him, or keeping away from his family, painting the truth of his involvement in his brothers death and cutting out his face after Paco disapproves. Like its just so heart breaking I feel for both brothers. Maybe Cruz more but ultimately all three just want their family back its just heartbreaking.

[@PaulieV42]

Jesse borrego doesn’t get enough credit for this movie. Incredible role he played!

[@Queenie8886]

I cried my eyes out during this part Jesse was such a great actor.

[@3spressoShot]

was? isnt he still acting? i know he was in dexter

[@chesterwellington9750]

EspressoShot yeah he was in dexter and he played an excellent psycho

[@BobPantsSpongeSquare97]

I just noticed that Cruz actually for a sec defends paco when chuy starts scolding him for shooting miklo

[@3spressoShot]

its not that hes defending paco.. its that he knows the words that he has for paco are much deeper then some macho cholo bull shit. hes basically saying get the fuck out of here, this is between us.

[@alanjacob6132]

When Cruz pushes him and tells him “ you gonna kick my ass? Well come on let’s get down! You gonna bust me, come on you the law, do your job!” Was fucking cool as hell. I love this scene so much

[@oxcees1978]

This might be one of my all time favorite scenes in movie history

[@buzzbrew2605]

If I were younger I would have shown today's youngsters a lesson..for tryna act hard

[@mannjaye]

This is the best acted scene in the entire 3 hour long movie. "Do your fu#$&*g job"!!!!!! "You cant come here anymore unless your gonna bust me"

[@ctilson176]

Hands down, the best scene of the film (next to “Give me some chon-chon”). Three amazingly underrated actors.

[@soapmanwun6419]

ctilson176 you don’t get nothing for free

[@Latinhoodie]

🤣🤣🤣

[@PrettyboyDetail]

Love the passion in this scene. What resonates with me is when Cruz pushes Paco and say "or your gonna kick my ass!? oye lets get down!"

[@javier232]

This is one of the most raw and emotional scenes in history, Cruzito was so into character that he wanted to cry.

[@MrDEFJAMJOHNNY]

"Come on Tecato, let's ride the horse 🐎 😎 "

[@Mayito_Tamps]

2:47 when you got a family member who works at the border patrol hahahaa

[@fernandoherrera4042]

Wtf thats not even funny

[@christianmedrano1105]

I.Mendoza Trucking I️

[@Soul_Alpha]

Fernando Herrera What's the matter gabacho ever heard of rent control

[@SouthFl666]

im_tamps93 💯

[@jayes460]

@@fernandoherrera4042 no llores vato

[@aaronjoe3828]

I definitely paid attention to the changing events of this movie. At the beginning during that late 60s early 70s East LA Chicano era, how everyone was at their height. Cruzito loved art and always had a big heart, he could of made it big at that time and kept Juanito out of trouble. Paco turned his life around, but I guess at that time he could of been a boxer potentially and young Miklo with the right influence would of found his way. Even though it was a gang mentality, Vatos Locos for one thing did mean family. Now, sadly at this point, Vatos Locos were dead. Now there just a bunch of burnt out junkies in this video. Paco and Cruzito fell out over the accidental death of their little brother and Miklo got brain washed by the prison system and lost all of his potential of what could have been. Good thing Cruzito turned it around in the end and even tries to help Paco get rid of his personal guilt and probably some self hatred for everything that happened throughout the movie

[@williecolon1982]

One of the best movies ever made.

[@ish259]

wooooow. i was watching the movie and the acting is outstanding. cruzito is super good and paco too. makes me cry every time. the movie has a little bit of everything. hope i could shake cruzitos hand.. very very very good acting. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@PrettyboyDetail]

ish I agree man puts a lump in my throat every time.

[@Joetrout]

I went to school with jesse. Harlandale high school! Lived two blocks away, puro southside sa

[@hapkidofol]

@@Joetrout that quote verifies your from San Antonio...I live here a long time too on another note you can see the emotion pouring out of cruzito

[@Joetrout]

Jiraiyas Storytime jesse told us about the plot they had for part 2. It was gonna be awesome but production never came through

[@johnnyawesome4167]

I know exactly what Cruzito went through when his whole family just turned on him

[@arthurmandas7500]

Bro so do I, but I have learnt blood is thicker than water and nothing can stop the bond pumping through you. I just got my family back, and it's better than not having them. Good luck cuz

[@texas3284]

I spent 10 years in prison, so it's kind of hard not to notice the unrealistic portrayal of prison in this movie.Even milkweed allowing his boss to rip him off. A real prison/organized gang would have terrorized him and made him pay miklo back with interest.However the acting in this movie was incredible. The music,the story. I found myself hating certain charcters(Paco,popeye),feeling sorry for others(cruz),rooting for others(milkweed).The little boys death is almost impossible to watch. I think anytime a movie makes u hate characters, or root for others,it means the actors did their job. This movie is an absolute classic!

[@cedricbeard4609]

The prison gang leader, who asked Miglo “where do you think your trespassing to”, when Miglo tried to offer his pork chop. He actually was in a prison gang and saw the politics of the gang leaders first hand.

[@mzladytroublez]

They dont make great movies like this anymore. Its sad. Everything too much Hollywood. This movie and boyz n the hood were amazing movies that capture the real life. I love watching these movies. If u tell me u havent seen this movie i will pop it in n watch it. Lol how many of us know a chuey

[@matthewoliva7297]

You can see the hurt in Cruz's eyes when Paco said he didn't have the right

[@jaygee8039]

When you literally can feel the emotions from the scene you know it's great acting..

[@MSFT81]

Cruzito cutting the painting he worked so hard out of anger..the fallout with his brother..and the gesture of regret by caressing the cut he made on his painting..it was a brilliant scene.

[@uno3863]

Very powerful scene from two very underrated actors, God bless them 👍

[@rubensantana76]

Such a powerful scene out of so many in this magnificent movie. It's an absolute sin that none of these actors received any awards for their unbelievable and powerful performances. It is also a sin that the director Taylor Hackford received absolutely nothing for this film. I remember having this movie on VHS tape and passing it around at my job at the time to a few different people. Every single one of them told me what an awesome film it was From its emotional and powerful acting, from virtual unknowns actors and actresses back then, to its powerful messages this film goes down in history as one of the greatest and most underrated films ever.

[@flowerchild6309]

Jesse really delivers this scene so Great. The acting here was probably the best scene from the entire movie. Both of them really portrayed pain-well.

[@ramiroperales5934]

Part gets me every time that pain I feel. My tio arnulfo we found him in the back bedroom gone from an overdose of chiva. Our family was never the same this was 23 years ago. A year later my welita passed away from a broken heart. I was locked up on my birthday when I found out. Tomorrow is my birthday the day I was born and the day my welita went home to be with the lord.

[@tonyfuentes8316]

Xilo said it! That scene is the best and captures the struggle within it. From Chuy's "John Wayne" comedy relief piece to Cruzito's & Paco's struggle with the loss of innocence (Juanito). The hole left behind by the loss of innocence is in their personal life's canvas that can never be replaced or painted over.... Both Paco & Cruzito are unable to complete their "jobs" because of that hole. Cruzito's words capture the emotion. Simple & innocent pain.

[@strictlyyoutube6881]

once again brilliant acting

[@DriftmanX]

I’m going to have all my kids watch these movies when they’re in middle school. Why? To open their eyes to reality and the system.

[@estebansanchez5195]

Woody Xyooj the system is way too fucked up now then it was but still way to go because the reality is they don't care about us (Only money)

[@Style0330]

Yup...Popeye..chon chon=reality.

[@DarkKnight-lq9cw]

Truly one of the most intense scenes in the movie. There are many in cinema but this one speaks to many of us whom have lived it.

[@mifamilia9998]

1:45 and up the shit gets real, true life story acting there, I remember watching this at the Theater, everyone got Quiet and was like Chale Homes, esta Gacho ESE!! Very Real and True Movie.

[@senorfrijol3713]

This is an Iconic scene.. the way they submerge into their character had me believing every bit of this moment.. I felt sad for Cruz and yet I also felt for paco… that’s how you know the acting is at its best.. when you forget their are actors…..

[@travismiles5885]

I always thought Cruz was the oldest. I wish they would release the 5hr version so maybe we could find out how Miklo ended up in Vegas with his dad and what happened to Cruz's mother and how his dad met his step mom.

[@verisitateveris9452]

I felt this scene hard af man

[@kingivan2609]

This scene alone should have earned this movie an Oscar.

[@oldheadprisonofficer7024]

I like this movie. It could be really corny at times but man this scene is amazing

[@GStwo23]

Especially close to the end where Cruz and Paco are reminiscing, standing near the Mural of them when they were young. When Paco tells Cruz. That he hated Miklo for the path he chose to walk and for what he had become in the process. I could relate to that feeling on a deeper personal level.

[@AwestaKhalid]

Fucking amazing movie. Chuy was great in this scene though! I love that actor.

[@rubensantana76]

Raymond Cruz. Very underrated actor.

[@AwestaKhalid]

@@rubensantana76 Tuco Salamanca likes to get his SHIT.PUSHED.INNNNNN hahaha

[@SamoanBrasileiro]

This movie was ahead of its time.

[@WilliamKingsfield]

Best scene imo

[@babyhubert4447]

john wayne😂

[@extraterrestrial3509]

Deepest movie scene in the Chicano life in the USA ... The pain of a whole Native heritage is on the shoulders of the Chicanos and it's reflected on this scene as a part of reality from today's pain we carry for 100s of years.. #BROWNPRIDEHOMES

[@houseviceroy]

The actor who plays cruzito knocked this out of the park big time

[@crishernandez9322]

Makes me cry every time 😪

[@corbinlinklater9121]

Shit touched me when he ripped of the painting and this my 6th time or more watching with

[@19bayarea91]

Is the guy with the VL tat on his stomach the same guy from Training Day who says, "I've got my shit pushed in" at the table when they're playing cards?

[@thekidernie2834]

Yes lol

[@19bayarea91]

ThekidErnie haha thanks 😂😂

[@thekidernie2834]

19bayarea91 no problem 😂

[@franklopez399]

That right there is the best scene blood in and blood out dos Vatos Locos and you know what deep inside they care about each other

[@MegaMan-ie5ef]

Should of won academy award

[@nickfc831]

After 7 years of nothing not even a fucken letter I think we all can relate to a lot of our family members

[@anthonyrecinos5333]

“john wayne” 😭😭 has me laughing every time

[@omarrivera6161]

He plays the actor at the smilelys table the one that says “2 pair!!”

[@omarrivera6161]

Training Day

[@jessfranco6664]

Raymond Cruz (Chuy) is so good at playing crazy, antagonist characters. He was great in Breaking Bad as Tuco Salamanca.

[@jonathanaguirre2596]

I remembered he also played a decent small role in training day as sniper🤣

[@Terx-km8dv]

0:39 lololol

[@MrKarlozz]

Dialogue is so real in this movie. Love it

[@KA-lb8cb]

Cruz should have won an Oscar . Infact this film should have won a lot of awards

[@zTClutch]

I understand where cruz is coming from , all he wanted was love from his family and forgiveness for what happened to juanito , and when he looked at paco during the funeral paco looked away . He neglected him for so long and now he comes back after 7 years without one bit of contact and thinks everything is going to be normal

[@ramonurbalejo5194]

Cruzito killed that scene fuck you can feel the pain that’s how good his acting was in this scene!!!

[@terencioeagle]

0:33 lol his reaction 😂😂😂

[@juanfernandez4445]

"So much of a FUCKING BADASS YOU KILL YOUR OWN PEOPLE !!"......

[@AZplinkster91]

“There’s a can of chinga tu madre right there on the table, help yourself” My favorite quote 🤣

[@Tintinxcvii]

such awesome actors.. felt so real ❤ #Classic

[@AB3NZY]

No cap that song that was going was hard af. But dis movie shows life can just switch up on you quick af

[@estebansanchez5195]

Paco looked liked an angry elf ha ha

[@izzyslizzy11]

the emotions they make me feel in the scene, is OUTSTANDING!

[@evilways9173]

I grew up in Southern California in the hood in the early 90s this is all you saw every single day every single day putasos , people getting shot , jumped drybys, arson , shoot outs , some one got ran over in front of me and my little homies and the driver pulled back forward back forward repeated till he thought the job had been done needless to say that day changed my life cops everywhere everyone crying hood people panicked as fuck weeks after it’s a crazy world my dude it’s a crazy world .

[@royalblinked8175]

Best acting right here!

[@akin3053]

just beatifull homes. reality schene

[@uncleschwifty8116]

If it wasn't for paco being a badass in the beginning Cruz would have never got jumped and never got addicted to drugs for his back pain. Miklo would have never went to jail and lost his leg and more importantly Juanito would still be alive. Paco should have turned the gun on himself like he turned his back on everyone else.

[@OakTheDestroyer]

Ok that's deep. But I like how it ended with forgiveness and redemption. But you make a great point.

[@inzaniavendetta8661]

Joe ThrHairCutter thats why he became a cop to help people

[@JuanPablo-ir6lw]

Thats pretty much everything cruzito makes him realize at the end of the movie. Paco does blame himself but always tried to bury it by "doing his job"

[@Joetrout]

You know they had already started with part 2 but lost funding. The story is crazy! Paco the most hated somehow does something wrong and ends up in prison! Miklo is a huge shot caller and paco has to decide what is he gonna do? Join or probabaly get killed! Cruzito unfortunately in part 2 dies of a overdose! I know jesse borrego live 2 houses down from his parents here in san antonio. Thats what he told us happens or would of in part 2

[@alanjacob6132]

He really owed Miklo, Miklo stopped him from shooting spider in the head. If Miklo didn’t stop Paco from killing spider he would be the one doing life in prison and Miklo would be free. He did owe him and shooting his leg off was wrong of him even if he was just doing his Job. Family is more important then a Job and in reality Miklo saved Pacos life.

[@anthonytrevino3191]

I met Jesse borego on set for an independent film project in San Antonio. I was an extra in. Really really nice guy. Big personality

[@madmexican1002]

Extremely underrated acting!

[@mnorqvist]

I love the symbolic at the end. Just an empty hole is left. Just like in his soul.

[@lobopresent9886]

This movie hits to close to home .......... damn it !!!

[@bryant7375]

Great acting

[@brotheramir7071]

There Is A Very Powerful Message In This For All Of Humanity

[@ianschiffler7788]

What is the song that is playing when Paco walks in and he turns it off

[@fredo3times]

I know its a short snip of it, but does anybody know the song that plays at the start of the video on the radio

[@joelkurtz1836]

I was looking at the tattoo on Cruz's shoulder. I thought it was Tommy Chong at first and then realized it was Jesus.

[@ruebenvega6410]

There's a can of chenga tu madre on the table over there lol 😆, that's the most EPIC LINE 😎 IN Chicano cinema 🎥 history 😄 😀

[@Animal_jo]

Great movie ! Serious acting in this scene. Very real , a hard core reality.

[@esedope4355]

This scene deserves an Oscar.. powerful

[@kokemorones4059]

I like Da music 🎶 can anyone tell me who's playing the music or song

[@chesterwellington9750]

One of the best movies ever. 3:02 is the saddest to me because they have to deal with the grief even after that harsh argument amongst brothers.

[@elchingonracinggarage4649]

This movie doesn't get the credit it deserves its powerful!!!!

[@carlgustafemilmannerheim5661]

Im surprised at how good the acting is in this scene