Entire Final Scene And Justice For All (1979) Pacino

Entire Final Scene And Justice For All (1979) Pacino
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[@Pulsonar]

“…I just completed my opening statement…” I laughed with tears of joy after that incredible scene. Al Pacino is quite simply the greatest actor of all time.

[@ClearYourMindTravel]

"You're supposed to stand for something!" "You're suppose to protect people!" I felt that in my soul.

[@danielriss2454]

One of the best movies of all time

[@matimus100]

No evidence of a soul whatsoever

[@ClearYourMindTravel]

@Viking Adventurer No that judge didn't have a soul at all.

[@lenellmarshall6595]

I felt it too.

[@peterdarker1]

One of the greatest performances in the history of cinema.

[@JackPlatt]

+Peter Darker Very true Peter! This is one of my all time favorite movies! I have seen it so many times and will remember it for the rest of my life!

[@carmenvallone1247]

Peter Darker Love that Al Pacino living legend, great actor!

[@toddsalvati5694]

And sadly, most people never heard of this movie, so sad.

[@Guillermo_Carratero]

As a hardcore Pacino fan, I have heard about it, but it's one of the few movies of Pacino I haven't seen yet unfortunately. I wasn't born yet when it came out and it's very hard to find..

[@leongreenfield9196]

I agree with you on that.

[@EllieVilendrer]

I love Al Pacino and I love this scene. This trained me for my first trial and inspired me to give a heart-felt closing. We won!

[@johnhein2539]

Ellie Vilendrer I googled you, you're the real deal, and in my state. I'll drop you a line if trouble comes knocking! As for the clip, it's when he says, "You're supposed to protect people," that gets to me the most. The writers and Pacino really put themselves in the character's shoes and it works beautifully!

[@hotadammother1]

Who cares

[@AngelCintiaRockgirl]

Ellie Vilendrer Wow, it's good to know this inspired/influenced council members.

[@j4smite]

Liar!! you sell tacos

[@Flosseveryday]

Awesome!!

[@nathanjamesbaker]

"MY CLIENT, THE HONORABLE HENRY T. FLEMING, SHOULD GO RIGHT TO FUCKING JAIL!!"

[@josephhubisz8610]

I saw this as a teenager and I loved it. I loved the rage Pacino shows. I loved the humor mixed in with horror and sadness and insanity.

[@Pulsonar]

Pacino deserved an Oscar for every scene he was in during this movie, and at least 10 for this scene alone 😂

[@zahradehmaisi2466]

Couldnt agree more

[@denisbenoit5289]

Pacino deserves an Oscar for every performance he has ever done

[@leftcoaster67]

The anguish of your job that things are wrong. Such incredible acting. He knows he has to do what's right, but it means throwing away his career.

[@trav_9830]

The BEST ending in film history. And it can't be topped. Ever. It's TOO good

[@williefufu2985]

38 years later, this Scene stays in my mind.

[@eloisamacal6325]

Super acting!

[@roberthernandez782]

If this scene is memorable to you tell me if you remember him saying this courtroom is out of order and not this trial is out of order because I remember him saying this courtroom is out of order.

[@sochenzie8386]

I remember seeing this on cable back a few years or more after it was in theaters I was a teen then, and it really gripped me, about what our justice system really stands for , then and now. how unfairly just and cruel in the so called effort to rehabilitate. yes there are monsters whom deserve death, with no remorse, but further damaging those who could possibly redeem themselves, for petty crimes is barbaric! the system is cruel and unfair and itself needs to be reformed!

[@doreensupino6309]

Me too. Love this scene.

[@jaynemurphy1667]

Absolutely superb.

[@bloobsta]

That ten minutes proved what a great actor Pacino is

[@SuperRtrtrtr]

Hard to believe that Pacino has only one Academy Award for best acting. They should be ashamed.

[@daniellee8162]

Its true but around that time, there were plenty of good ones.

[@prathameshbhambure]

Let's face it; Al Pacino doesn't need awards because he has already won all our hearts. He's the indispensable gem that we'll always have a space for in our hearts.

[@SLee-kx5ke]

This is the only movie that truly depicts the reality of the stress, the corruption, and professional relationships in the legal field.

[@HoldenNY22]

Are you a Lawyer or in the Law Field? Or have you had to deal with the Criminal Legal system on a personal Basis?

[@scrainbow1234]

"The prosecution is not gonna get that man today, cause I'M GONNA get him!!"

[@valuecalc]

And I bet no one even gave a crap about it. I just laughed.

[@doreensupino6309]

Love it

[@sparkyplugg1874]

Still my all-time favorite scene ever! Al Pacino is incredible in this movie. :-)

[@TheOGSticks11]

This was Pacino's best movie. It was so incredibly ahead of it's time, right down to Tambor's plate scene. It was a one of a kind understanding of mental instability based in an every day reality that nobody could acknowledge. True art.

[@liecrusher3506]

As much as I HATE the word, that was one of the most empowering moments in cinema, a liberating scene which inspires one to stand up to tyranny.

[@Greg-re7nj]

Hard to believe this is a lost Pacino performance! Aw man. What a legend he is.

[@JuneLynn]

The part when he finally nails that judge is just amazing....gives me the chills every time!! I adore Al Pacino, always have, always will : )))

[@ceejay7477]

Gives me the chills every time.

[@ballyman12]

Great writing, Never ever forget the writers

[@shieldedforever4619]

I see...tears in his eyes. What an actor Pacino really is :-) And,...what a great scene. I mean you just know that the jury will find this judge guilty because even his own Defence Lawyer knows he's a liar. Justice For All :-)

[@mihaimarchidann5067]

actually, it will be a mistrial and and himself would be disbarred.. But his character showed that he cared more about justice than for his self preservation instinct that his client was counting for

[@doreensupino6309]

Justice For All. The best scene in this movie. Pacino what an actor.

[@liecrusher3506]

Arthur: "She's not lyin'" Fleming: ("I wonder what strategy it THIS"!)

[@stereo-type1510]

hold it..hold it...i just completed my opening statement...

[@ioy6891]

RIVERAS04 Rivera Yeah, he was getting warmed up lol

[@Christycat35]

This!! This right here!! This scene is arguably the finest in cinematic history...and what lit a fire within me for Al Pacino's acting WOW!!!!

[@joyconboyz4642]

"She has no motive, you know why? Shes not lying" Judge: *oh sh*t*

[@rickiefn1]

"You suppose to stand for something."

[@rickdeckard9810]

"The son of a bitch is GUILTY!"... luv that part.

[@lovechronicles6823]

Best actor of all time!!!!!! There will never be another Al Pacino. 🙏

[@matimus100]

Superstitious graffiti

[@TheGingi7]

This scene is so well-earned. The build up of all Arthur goes through in this movie; losing both of his clients that deserved justice, his partner losing his mind, to his only living client not only being guilty but being the only one who had a chance of being vindicated. The scene also does such a good job of faking you out over and over, building the tension to the point that you can see Arthur's anguished tears as he restrains himself.

[@doreensupino6309]

Love AL Pacino's performance in this movie. Yes this is the best part of the movie. The passion AL Pacino shows... his voice omg I love this scene. Classic. Have to find the movie and watch it. It's been awhile.

[@matimus100]

Easy loving lover

[@flyerspa67]

Classic Al Pacino.''....Great Movie....

[@guardedsoulz7826]

Al poured everything out of him in this one. Classic

[@muffinrenee]

I agree. I saw this movie last week on the Movie channel. I truly loved it.

[@92548dannyt]

If you are into goodguys/badguys kind of movies, and like the good guys, then you'll be in for the treat. I do take a fancy to courtroom dramas and this is an absolute Pacino Classic. The best courtroom scenes ever put together by anyone at anytime,.

[@victormirabelli4339]

INCREDIBLE!AL PACINO IS A CINEMA GOD!

[@ghada7nassr]

A GREAT SCENE FROM A GREAT MOVIE BY THE GREATEST ACTOR OF ALL TIME. ladies and gentlemen, AL PACINO 👏👏👏💜

[@stupidagotts]

Nothing else he ever did before or since was as good. Pacino at his absolute best!

[@rdhawk929]

Mik Lep There's no way he could possibly top this

[@moinkhan3744]

Agreed

[@roberthernandez5769]

I would say that Dog Day Afternoon was his best acting performance.

[@wet-read]

​@@roberthernandez5769 I would say they are equal. Both films are the best acting I've seen Pacino do. Just phenomenal. And while I think Cuckoo's Nest is a slightly better film than Afternoon, Pacino should have gotten Best Actor for that over Nicholson.

[@donforrester7147]

Pacino's greatest performance!!!

[@brgreg8725]

He’s had so many! This is incredible but it’s also Pacino! He does it so many times 😊

[@leongreenfield9196]

What a brilliant performance. Al Pacino plays this role absolutely superbly !

[@789armstrong]

Al Pacino should have won an Academy Award for this stunning performance.

[@hab9609]

She that still gives me goosebumps! Amazing. And could you imagine if our judicial system actually had people like this working for the people? God how our society would be so much better off!

[@curtisjones400]

Eric Habener-That was what was great about the 1960's and 1970's , they actually had lawyers like that working for the people. One of the lawyers that worked for the people was ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) attorney William Kunstler. He was one of the laywers that represented the inmates in the Attica Prison riots in 1971.

[@HoldenNY22]

@@curtisjones400 Kunstler actually played himself in a Law and Order Episode representing some Radical Politcal Client.

[@jeffreylardizabal3964]

almost 40 years old, this is what today's lawyers need to remember - the truth is more important than their jobs.

[@eggflipsupreme]

...top quality by a master at work............

[@adamgordon6435]

There's like 6 performances Al should have won Best Actor for before Scent of a Woman. He was fantastic in this.

[@doreensupino6309]

I agree

[@ricardocantoral7672]

For me, it definitely should have been Dog Day Afternoon.

[@adamgordon6435]

@@ricardocantoral7672 That or godfather 2 or serpico

[@kurtnoble6659]

This movie almost made want to become a lawyer.

[@robertszekely8686]

This is the first film I ever saw Al Pacino acting in. And this is still my favorite scene ever that Al Pacino did.

[@deedeeb9980]

I love the earlier Pacino days and the roles he played. Great stories and superb acting.

[@christiangayjuanico]

this whole scene was done in just one take. I repeat - one fucking take. Al Pacino is one hell of an acting god.

[@elmoblatch9787]

I think that comment just prior to the judge's entrance is what sets the Pacino character into motion -- the final domino that convinces him to abandon his obligation as defense attorney.

[@boot_leg_ramen_noodle]

Agreed !!!

[@belltocher]

Thank you for putting this up

[@BubbleQ99]

YOU ARE OUT OF ORDER! YOU ARE OUT OF ORDER! THE WHOLE KZbin IS OUT OF ORDER!

[@jldlc7610]

Ha! Good one!

[@jameshalleluyah8133]

The fuckin cookie machine at my work that I paid for two fuckin cookies and the fuckin cookie bag is stuck on the fucking loop is out of order!

[@whizadree]

Judge "You're out of order!!" , Pause , Points to himself ; Im Out of order...?., You're out of order! ; The Whole Court is out of order ..... !

[@ioy6891]

Especially the comment section😁

[@user-jm1up6jo9f]

This was the best movie monologue that I have ever heard.

[@curtisjones400]

"I Just Completed My Opening Statememt"-Lol

[@CptMunson15]

Wow....just wow. Pacino continues to prove he's the best actor in history....I say that with 10000% confidence :)

[@TheLastOfTheFinest80]

Easily Al Pacino's best movie. Even better than Dog Day Afternoon, Scarface, Devil's Advocate, and The Godfather.

[@jldlc7610]

But not Panic in Needle Park! THAT was amazing! In my own opinion, of course

[@halo091]

TheLastOfTheFinest80 carlitos way is the finest

[@jldlc7610]

RSE 167 I think it's an excellent statement about Pacino's talent that pretty much every movie he's ever made is someone's favorite.

[@halo091]

Jerah DeLaCruz true

[@TheMasterhunter2010]

I think he was amazing here but not as good as Dog Day afternoon!

[@blakemeads9225]

Wonderful, heartfelt performance. A wonderful display of speaking truth to power.

[@priyasaha343]

You are a legend hats off

[@Yapostadodat]

As soon as Pacino gets up, all I can see is Richard Lewis doing his impression of Pacino.

[@gninja92]

8:41 When opposing council defends you better than your own.

[@mychellebrown7775]

Beat acting scene hands down! "I've just completed my opening statement!!#

[@richgrant4024]

Probably my favorite Al Pacino movie, and he's been in plenty of awesome ones.

[@jamesfeldman4234]

This is one of the great scenes in the movies. Beautifully written, acted, and directed. Everyone shines here: Al Pacino, of course, but also Craig T. Nelson, John Forsythe, Jack Warden, and Teri Wootten (as Leah Shepard, the victim). According to legend, Pacino practiced this "You're out of order!" scene at least 26 times on the set and they filmed the speech many times until it was as close to perfect as it could be. They've succeeded.

[@JackPlatt]

Even more amazing, this classic scene was nailed in one take!

[@adamgordon6435]

Jack Warden was a great supporting actor in lots of films. He was excellent in this one. Probably no one else could have played that crazy judge role any better.

[@Riva2023]

9 years old when I saw thus performance and didn’t understand it all, but knew AP was the best actor. That tear down his cheek wasn’t fake. He felt this. Love him always❤️❤️❤️

[@anitalenor1]

Love it! Still! This needs to be done today!

[@johntremmel3949]

No matter how many times I’ve watched this scene it’s still mesmerizing !

[@vanmann8347]

This was an amazing scene. Pacino is one of the best actors ever.

[@coryc0213]

Holy SHIT...what a performance

[@elyaqui5324]

I love that ending where Al's just looking outside like his Life Has Changed After Getting That Son Of A Bitch!

[@elyaqui5324]

Never gets old

[@ClearYourMindTravel]

Fun fact: Al Pacino was also offered the lead role in Kramer Vs. Kramer but turned it down as he felt that the role wasn't for him.

[@UrAverageFR_Teen]

Maybe he could've won the Oscar of best actor if he accepted but at least he got a nomination

[@iwantthe80sback59]

Maybe that’s why he took this role! :)

[@jq6884]

GREAT FILM!

[@robertpolanco1973]

Personally, I am so impressed with the performances of Al Pacino in some of the unforgettable movies that he starred in. This moment from "And Justice for All" is one of them.

[@mr_nobody_000]

it's pacino at his best, such raw, human, emotions. more than any other role he's done.

[@stevenreed3090]

Best performance ever......Sorta the real word? 182,029 views• March 1 2021 NOW 202k Age Oh Truth 5 years ago One of the greatest performances in the history of cinema.

[@johnsmith-qe2fd]

Wow, I’ve never even heard of this movie.👏

[@steviethomas1988]

Absolute LEGENDARY!!!

[@ahadhaam5137]

I just completed my opening statement!

[@bryanreyes7382]

*"You're out of order! You're out of order! The whole trial is out of order! They're out of order!"*

[@elisandrorodriguez4899]

Al Pacino should be born once again and become an actor one more time

[@bobholness7880]

How the fuck it took so long for pacino to get a Oscar is beyond me,

[@JackPlatt]

The greatest and most emotionally impacting movie scene that I have ever seen in my lifetime! (And that is over 40 years!) Cheers and tears in this scene every time! One question, what is the guy doing that appears to be holding a megaphone to his mouth the whole time? How are those used in court?

[@alcannavaciolo2349]

Phemenal scene, underrated movie, Pacino is the very best! Also loved the scene where he beats up his friends car, Pacino is intense!

[@tommyrogers6841]

One of the best endings of any movie ever made.

[@brunolocksley857]

One of the Best Actors in his Decades, Al Pacino.

[@almuslim2346]

When judge Fleming at the start says she's an attractive woman and I won't mind seeing her again and Arthur looks at him, like what the.... Is that where he decides to hand him (Fleming) over, knowing there's no hope here.. I havnt seen the movie, just that scene makes me think, that he decides that's it, I ain't defending you

[@roywinstanley9402]

Brilliant performance by Al pacino,worthy of an Oscar

[@garymoss1118]

Awesome

[@KimD.B.]

You know why I like these kind of movies so much: once upon a time, not very often, justice is served in real life too. But most of the time is the guilty party acutely guilty but set free(or a small sentence) because in the American justice system, it all depends how much money you have to spend on the best lawyers and poor people can not, even if they are innocent. Bless my country because we don't have such a system.

[@gsy971]

anyone remember the scene with Thomas G Waites in the jail? that was incredible acting on both actors part

[@AngelCintiaRockgirl]

My other favorite scene is when Al sits next to another lawyer, preparing paperwork, and seemingly exhausted, while another lawyer into real estate is annoying him with, "How much do you think these houses cost today?" (1979) and Al with head in hand groans, "I don't know----" ----.."just guess," ---- "about six million" ----

[@barbarachipley357]

If you have a clear and innocent conscience there is no need to lie. No motive.

[@steve.videos]

I have witnesses from here to Washington DC !

[@jorenvanhaverbeke9282]

i love it when he says 'justice for all'

[@kingktakeiarthurbrown1226]

My all time favorite Al Pacino scene...

[@shieldedforever4619]

This kind of film, highlights whats wrong with adversarial due process on both sides of the atlantic. And Master Pacino is our wonderful wonderful voice on this :-)

[@tahirkhan-ob2vr]

People that disliked are out of order

[@gscarpa6]

An extraordinary performance by Al Pacino

[@MSYNGWIE12]

Dreamt about my abuser again last night, night after night. And the type of court, no Al Pacino's there, nor COULD I HEAR WHAT DEAR DOCTOR SAID ABOUT HIS FORMER PATIENT...justice for women, doesn't exist...

[@UrAverageFR_Teen]

Justice for men either

[@tingtang9302]

Whew, glad we're all done with corrupt judges now.

[@stevenreed3090]

Best performance ever...... 182,029 views•Nov 13, 2014 March 1 2021 Age Oh Truth 5 years ago One of the greatest performances in the history of cinema.

[@mussapie5002]

Epic......