Gone In 60 Secs - Roger

Part where Memphis was at the dealership looking for cars.

[@aben776]

This is why Gone In 60 Seconds is still loved by many. Absolutely fun movie.

[@ultraguy8771]

Nowhere as good as the original tho.

[@activecamoflage6649]

@@ultraguy8771 yes but you’re looking at two completely different eras of film making, not even Halicki himself could recreate what made the original special.

[@twanvanderdonk2504]

@@ultraguy8771 What original? (serious question)

[@emergency0314]

@@activecamoflage6649 to be fair. The original was great because of the epic 42 minute car chase at the climax of the movie. Everything else was just ok. The remake although the car chase may not have been as good, was still great, but the story and characters were better

[@activecamoflage6649]

@@twanvanderdonk2504 gone in 60 seconds (1974)

[@discothedisco]

The Declaration of Independence is also in that warehouse

[@LowFlyinOK]

Spoiler: he's going to steal it...

[@XtreeM_FaiL]

LowFlyin' Oh thanks a lot. I was going to watch that movie for the 4th time.

[@stonekold10x]

Yeah it's right next to the bunny in the box

[@zohaib876]

I see what you did there :-)

[@SpongeYavi]

But only the Ghostrider can pick it... Let's ride!

[@MrWhite-pn7ui]

This was actually real footage of Nicholas Cage shopping for a new car.

[@sanyonazyin6063]

Thank you for the laughter.

[@AllenHanPR]

It has Nicholas Cage spending habit. But real Nicholas Cage is shy and doesn't dress up in public.

[@davidclark5351]

Shopping but not paying the tax 🙈🙈

[@jamiemyant9120]

That’s funny

[@hoilst]

"Do you accept payment in dinosaur skulls?"

[@187mrsmith]

You can tell Nicolas Cage had fun with this scene 😎 😂😂

[@user-hr7fn4ly4x]

I think so. there is he fun in the movie.

[@channell11]

"Too many self-indulgent wieners in this town with too much bloody money!" LA in a nutshell.

[@GK1976A]

And just about every major city in the world.

[@darrenheadrick3669]

And Washington D.C.

[@MrEnvoy05]

Well now CA is on fire so…no more self indulgent weiners anymore

[@darrenheadrick3669]

@@MrEnvoy05 No the self indulging wieners are still there because the have all the bloody money, as Nick said to the salesman.

[@5p33dy305]

@@MrEnvoy05 no no, it's self indulgent weiners with a tan.

[@Efreeti]

This scene taught me the word "connoisseur", no joke. Love it.

[@zacmonarch4845]

It taught me what a self indulgent Weiner drives

[@zackhod8661]

It said to me...” some people have to much bloody money!”

[@justinspringer3598]

This scene just told me my name is Roger too

[@jamesgand828]

I learned it from Dave Chappelle

[@alexbtps1]

Looks, to me, like an old version of a french word "connaisseur" meaning "knower". Even more pedantic.

[@nyy190343]

The hysterical laugh after "two Rogers don't make a right"

[@tooty1981]

I always crack up on that part

[@insignificantaftermathPROJECTS]

Classic Cage

[@zohaib876]

Classic Nich Cage right there! God I loved his acting. Always thought he was far better of an actor than people criticized him for

[@Bloodwing797]

I remember I saw it for the first time and actually was dying of laughter but every time I see it after it always gets me

[@youngrios]

Literally missed this joke by about 20 years

[@tigerbalm20000]

Scenes like this make me really miss vintage Nick Cage. At his peak, there was no one more entertaining to watch.

[@hybridAbsol]

He's still in movies but as a director now

[@bigboiganiga8356]

Not an American but I grew up watching Nicholas Cage and Clint Eastwood. I find Clint Eastwood to be better in all aspects but Nicholas Cage is very much the fundamental essence of America early 2000 filmwork artpiece.

[@BricktopsPigs]

He just released a fantastic movie in April with himself in the lead role playing himself. It's fucking awesome. Please watch it if you've not seen it. The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent.

[@bobbyb.4468]

Always cracks me up when he says, "superb, what else do you have in the warehouse?"

[@MintyFreshTurds]

Breaks character when it's real brass tax time.

[@a3-radio]

The algorithm is a scary thing, watch the last car trek and this just appears in my timeline

[@Msweet151]

Glad I'm not the only one!

[@fiber9m]

Same here and the scene from bad boys

[@whuhammer66]

D Same

[@southernoklahomamopars6726]

Same

[@chevyv8350]

Same here and it's funny

[@DazzlePhotoBooth]

Here after seeing this scene acted out on Cartrek

[@rickiejones6860]

It was hilarious

[@LordLootus]

This scene is just too good

[@brettsalter3300]

same

[@alanpiaskowski9362]

Tyler did it better lol

[@jamesk3565]

Same

[@akunamatata5283]

Hats off to the actor playing the salesman!!! Right down to the "feeling him out" head bobble!!! If you can handle a client like Nick Cage you can handle anyone!

[@Zenna13]

Anyone else get this recommended after today’s episode of car trek?

[@Shakes-Off-Fear]

Nic Cage isn’t the best actor but he does have his moments. For the whole scene, he’s been hamming up a facade as ‘Roger’, but when he delivers the line, “What else do you have in the warehouse?” his whole body language changes to Memphis mode, basically saying “Okay, now we’re talking business.”

[@goku8621]

He’s a great actor honestly just watch leaving las vegas but even in his shitty movies he always brings his A Game unlike Bruce Willis

[@armando_alves]

He said many times he likes to take a more theatrical approach to his roles and that's why a lot of the characters he plays often seem to be a little over the top to say the least.

[@remembernavarro5344]

Saying he's a bad actor is a pleb take, watch more of his movies.

[@regret81]

I've always enjoyed his performance in Raising Arizona. Still a classic and, yet, underrated.

[@TheJoshScape]

He's actually pretty good. Just did way to many bad films for the pay check.

[@ptbot3294]

Imagine you are the salesman and you meet a customer like that. Fun times all around.

[@NardoVogt]

Speaking from experience: I would be very careful ... if it sounds too good to be true it nearly always is.

[@subhashxrecord3131]

😂😂

[@TheOnlyVistosi]

@@NardoVogt me too; even he tried to seems a rich idiot, him disguise fall off with such a detailed car description. A so unusual request that at least should push the seller to check to the police (using a picture from the surveillance) if that man is not a burglar. Lesson learned: never show the best pieces to a not well known customer

[@BoogieDownProduction]

@@TheOnlyVistosi Dont they have insurance? Why would they even care

[@knowledgeispower9202]

@@BoogieDownProduction lmao your comment reminds me of all the people trying to justify BLM/Antifa looting stores and destroying everything. "Don't they have insurance?"

[@dustytransitor866]

I love whenever that little acoustic music pops up in this movie lol

[@DanielGonzzz]

Dusty Transitor hahaha right!? The FUCKIN BANJOOOO!

[@BC-wz7rq]

Gives the movie "character" and "substance".....perfect

[@EllieWilliams2056]

Machismo by Gomez. Ever since I first watched this movie I’d loved that music and always wanted to know what song it is lmao

[@EffingCameron]

reminds me of Snatch whenever Boris shows up lol

[@john94949]

"Champagne will fall from the heavens. Doors will open. Velvet ropes will part." Cage at his rarely understated best. One of the rangiest actors I've ever seen. Is that a word...?

[@bash547]

Rangiest is a word a self indulgent wiener would say

[@sanyonazyin6063]

I think that the correct words are Actor with the most range.

[@john94949]

@@sanyonazyin6063 As Gabe would attest, I was being a self-indulgent weiner by using such a word lol

[@john94949]

@eddiewinehosen Yeah, I've decided to scratch "rangiest" from my personal lexicon. A bit of an awkward word. To the point, they're all great actors. Can't say as though know of Tom Hardy, but I'll take your word for it

[@lylemcdermott2566]

@@john94949 Cage has a range of his own. One that we can all laugh at.

[@davidzasloff8797]

There's nothing like the shift in his face and voice just before "What else do you have in the warehouse?"

[@TheMacabel23]

Ah yes Gone in 60 Seconds, the original fast and furious!

[@khalidhilate9037]

You're damn right, it is the original for sure!

[@iwuanadie1058]

the better needfor speed movie

[@richardbell9111]

You know this is a remake of a 1974 movie by the same name. Same premise.

[@TheMacabel23]

@@richardbell9111 Really? that's pretty cool I didn't know that is it the same title?

[@marioiacolucci]

@@richardbell9111 I have seen the original didn’t like it

[@GabrielTVG]

Anyone got this randomly recommended after watching Cartrek?

[@ChaFairchild]

Hoovie is a good actor

[@RoseUnseen]

hoovie and vin wiki and tobar are doing a ferrari youtube serious , and recently recreated this scene and other scenes with there cars

[@henryshu6265]

Man! I'm not the only one!

[@dragmedia963]

Ayeee

[@jamesbeadman1288]

Yup

[@semen_retaining_mandingo4309]

0:11 Roger makes a funny headshake

[@fcojavi2705]

Lol!! It is pretty funnt

[@lrmcatspaw1]

He was trying to feel the guy out.

[@akunamatata5283]

The Rodger head bobble! Lol

[@Walkman0007]

OMG thankyou I never noticed

[@AllenHanPR]

That guy plays a perfect sales guy. his hand holding mannerism and speaking is spot on.

[@diakonschunder3566]

„There are too many self indulgent wheeners in this city with too much bloody money!” 😂😂😂

[@katasamyillustration157]

I like watching Roger's reactions, whilst he maintains professionalism.

[@OutlawSoul]

yeah the other dude who turns around when he says "SELF INDULGENT WEINERS" is such a giveaway, because he is one of them, and roger kind of looks at him. so good.

[@hazaziazizan1273]

Poor Roger, he's such a nice guy and he does him like that😭

[@insignificantaftermathPROJECTS]

This scene has elements of Castor Troy (Cage's role in Face/Off) a little here.

[@11094DEREK]

only a few years apart

[@victorymansions]

Very true indeed

[@patrickblack7301]

I tried this when shopping for a Civic. They had me removed from the premises.

[@khalidhilate9037]

"It would be a coinnisseur".....love it 👌❤

[@red03mitsu]

Ive seen this movie about a hundred times and this scene keeps getting funnier.. Im so doing this at the ferrari dealer when i get back to the states

[@warrenb8228]

This is how I went shopping for a new Toyota Camry.

[@GK1976A]

0:14 I Love it when 'Roger' the car salesman licks his lips when Memphis states that he has money (to spend).

[@Audi0mancer]

I think this is my favourite Nicolas Cage moment from any of his films, it just cracks me up

[@Kronos0999]

You still alive after 8 years, dude?

[@noahmijo]

Roger is a straight gangster salesman keepin it cool through “Roger’s” antics

[@MrEnvoy05]

I’ll take the F40 in the background

[@bonchance7705]

And that was the last time Roger (salesman) saw those cars in the warehouse

[@_underscore_2381]

0:37 the seller reaction is so good!

[@Theeboss86]

Roger nailed the profile of a car salesman

[@rebekahjackson5996]

"Two Rogers don't make a right!!!" Best line in the whole movie... Along side... "Let's ride" and Giovanni perfect delivery of "oh hunny your so talented, I love you" lmaooo

[@Joe_Parmesan]

Those are great - i love Robert Duvall's "ohhh... Christ!!!" in response to Hasselbeck arriving at their warehouse, and Chi McBride's whole scene after the driver's training session

[@Joe_Parmesan]

and "Look! Cop car - UH HUH!! As long as I'm in here, you're just gonna sit out there, aren't chat?? AIGHT??"

[@thecommonsenseconservative5576]

Are you ok? Are you sure because you just went through a wall

[@darrentylor5473]

Had to use the, " too much bloody money" quote when my friend posted up pictures from his 911 Porsche meet...

[@dimitrimassagetherapy4155]

Was Roger not thinking "wow this guy looks exactly like Memphis Raines the notorious car theif that the police warned us about"

[@NewFriiiikan]

I love the what the fuck look on the salesman...class acting

[@swagmalone8092]

Hoovie and Ed got it spot on XD

[@sfentona3018]

This guy playing Roger just fucking nails it.

[@slumlordracing8054]

One of my favorite movies as a kid. Gee i wonder why i went to prison for auto theft and eluding. 😂

[@naimrahman9801]

Your hard

[@slumlordracing8054]

@@naimrahman9801 my hard what?

[@MCAQUIN0]

Nicholas needs more movies. Im craving more of his work

[@fatwalletboy2]

Wouldnt say no to another "gone in 62 seconds" sequel. Reunite the boys again.......

[@cr24sh]

Tyler nailed this scene

[@Zubayer_Islam_Rezoan]

Can anyone share link? I want to see this version.

[@cr24sh]

@@Zubayer_Islam_Rezoan Cartrek SE4E4 6:44

[@Zubayer_Islam_Rezoan]

@@cr24sh haha this was fun. Thanks.

[@cr24sh]

@@Zubayer_Islam_Rezoan no problem 🙂

[@frankenwaifu8092]

There is no such thing as a Nicolas Cage movie without a scene that involves him being severely unhinged.

[@R0I3I3IE]

This is the one, yes... yes... yes... I saw three of these *charging* outside the local Starbucks this morning.

[@endutubecensorship]

Lol!

[@red03mitsu]

For everyone asking, the song is "Machismo" by Gomez

[@azonicrider32]

"too much bloodey money!"

[@TheMazo45]

i got this recommended after listening to Bill Burrs podcast last week and he was talking about the original Gone in 60 seconds

[@kashiomodashio6455]

Such an epic movie till this day and beyond!

[@puniopenetrante]

90's Nicolas Cage is a force of nature.

[@onzir]

David Sarif's Voice is the salesman :)

[@gregwx]

That's me buying PC parts.

[@hycron1234]

pretty much the state of play right now.

[@oldsoul4699]

that's funny my name is Greg

[@Sovereign86]

I’m here from CarTrek!🙋🏾‍♂️ Who else? 😄

[@MustangRimsJason]

Yes! Self-indulgent wiener skit. I’ve never seen this movie, but now I’m interested

[@paouvous]

Boy I do love this movie!

[@mr6johnclark]

As a Post Script to this scene in 2014... While any Ferrari 275 GTB is likely to be an auction darling, the 1967 NART car had every factor in place to make it a true whale. Only ten of these North American Racing Team cars was ever built; the Spider appeared in 1968's The Thomas Crown Affair with that movie's star, Steve McQueen numbered amongst the first NART owners (he crashed his); this specific car has had only one owner from new; and finally, the long-standing owner of the car announced that all of the proceeds from the auction would be given to charity. Clearly, the night had a lot of winners. The actual winner, as reported by Bloomberg, was Lawrence Stroll, a Canadian entrepreneur who helped develop the ultra successful Tommy Hilfiger clothing brand in the 1990s. The $27.5 million that Stroll laid out represents a record-high for a car sold at auction in the US and the second-best tally for any car at auction, just trailing the $29.7M paid for a 1954 Mercedes-Benz W196 driven by Juan Manuel Fangio.

[@SergioSanchez-iv3zx]

Haha! Superb

[@mrcokez1]

@cyberbob i give a shit, that car gets my dick wet

[@mechaflash1352]

And here we have one of those self-indulging wieners :D jk jk. Cool stuff to read about.

[@JustinStrife]

@3ds max You aren't a car person clearly. Get bent.

[@ChefofWar33]

@3ds max I do.

[@calkelpdiver]

That is what you call "Social Engineering", how you get someone to give up the information you need.

[@TheOnlyVistosi]

yeah, but the salesman is a naive: you seems only a rich idiot and suddenly you give a specific description of a 1967's car? Naah, a smart salesman should sniff is a disguise and may there is something underneath

[@tooty1981]

I love this movie and I absolutely love Nicholas Cage, no matter what mistakes he made choosing the right films lately. Ghost Rider sucked - 1 and 2 but I still watch because Nicholas got my loyalty 😊

[@negativeindustrial]

Ghost Rider 1 was an honest and faithful representation of the comic book. It’s just that the comic book sucked too. The movie can’t be faulted for that and neither can Cage, an avid reader of comics.

[@kw2519]

This is what we call pen testing 😂

[@peterjensen6844]

The zoom up and deadpan at the end is absolutely perfect.

[@SM0GER]

In exactly the same way, with the use of virtual turns, we are now communicating with the neural network to extract the necessary information 😊

[@joeyoung4871]

In my opinion cages best scene in his acting career

[@barchetta575m]

"Two Rogers don't make a right!! Hahaha!" Doesn't make any sense. Hilarious!

[@EdwardGutierrez90]

haha i took as a math joke but even that doesnt make sense and i guess thats why its funny in a Nicholas cage type of way

[@supremefantastic]

"Two Rogers but no Moore" was the swedish translation, funnier but I don't know why it was translated to that in the subtitles :)

[@EllieWilliams2056]

It’s a play on the ‘Two Wrongs don’t make a right’ expression

[@TakumiFujiwara80]

sorry for the "little" delay but i think that it refers to the radio "Roger" calls.

[@fernando3061]

@@TakumiFujiwara80 That was my assumption as well.

[@josegutierrez6559]

Seen this movie to many times, love the scene with the Ferraris that i didn't even notice that there is a F40 in the background😅😅🤭🤣🤣🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@gabesolomon4887]

Ah the days when a 275 GTB/4 could be had for a few hundred grand at any random Ferrari dealership. Now by the time an owner says "I'm thinking about selling the-" it's already gone for the GDP of a small country.

[@perfectshave85]

What happened to make them go up in price that much?

[@gabesolomon4887]

@@perfectshave85 You literally cannot buy a new Ferrari from the factory with a manual transmission anymore. They're all paddle shift now. Also I'd imagine the market on classic European sportscars is still deeply overspeculated, just like it was for American muscle cars in the early 2000s.

[@robbynines2445]

can't tell you how many times I've said "my names rob too! 2 robs don't make a right *both laugh convincingly while thinking the other is a complete tool* in real life because of this scene. God bless you Mr cage

[@deepaksabu3744]

Use me as "seeing after car trek" button

[@GanDtech]

CarTrek

[@0Heeroyuy01]

i love the timing on this clip, recommended just a few days after cartrek season 4 came out. so now i can't not see ed as the seller and hoovie as nick cage

[@VIccs826]

For those of us here because of Cartrek, does anyone know what movie Tavarish’s scene is from? I understood the bad boys reference and was able to find Hoovie’s based on “self indulgent wiener,” but I’ve no idea what Tavarish was referencing

[@hunterdavis9742]

National Lampoon's Vacation

[@ViperPilot16]

I would not be surprised if Cage just improvised these lines, lol.

[@ike0072]

Music, Memorable, Enjoyable, Superb.

[@jakeyboy261992]

i just love this for that little guitar lick

[@mang_oci8721]

"What else do you have in the warehouse?"

[@Yamaguchi2Chris]

The Declaration of Independence

[@Joe_Parmesan]

@@Yamaguchi2Chris Sean Bean is in the warehouse too

[@jerrykinnin7941]

My daughter just bought her first car. She named it Eleanor. It's a Ford Focus Wagon. We love this movie.

[@whyarewehere3893]

As long as she doesn't get a Mustang and do the same thing and yeah I mean any Mustang not just a 67 there's a company that owns the name and takes any Mustangs that have that name kzbin.info/www/bejne/o52ucoKgeM2KaJo

[@jerrykinnin7941]

@@whyarewehere3893 thanks.

[@rurallegendstv]

By far my favorite scene from the movie.

[@sc47man]

tip top scene, and the one I always quote from greatest movie scenes ever.

[@mikendreww1]

I got recommended this after watch car trek LOL

[@broadstreet21]

Jack Campbell (The Family Man) checks out the 275 GTB, but settles for the 456 GT.

[@jcarry5214]

I'm guessing Roger was told to learn his lines, to show up, and nothing else whatsoever. He sure seems like a slightly overwhelmed good sport.

[@colew8g]

gone in 60 seconds... cage spending his money.. gone... 60 seconds...

[@bentullett6068]

Always wanted to go into a Ferrari dealership and do this. Just need to make sure someone called Roger works there first.

[@David31567]

1967 are the best ...real class

[@chriscastellano9025]

CLASSIC SCENE IN CINEMA

[@axelrubiocarrillo9719]

It's incredible how well hoovie redid this

[@richardtsan3792]

I love this scene!

[@emil2321]

Ben Gates shopping splurge after finding all that treasure from the map on the Declaration of Independence.

[@johnmoore7926]

Nicholas Cage played his part well as acting like a realistic rich person.

[@SerginhoSM9151]

The F40 doesn't deserve to be in the background.

[@Opethfeldt]

This movie doesn't deserve the F40 in the background.

[@axelfoley1406]

Love that F40.

[@blacklantern4753]

He sold the car...to the salesman

[@kickbuttowskii]

KZbin recommended this to me after Tyler Hoover's imitation.

[@maroinmybones]

People talk about how he's a shit actor........I respectfully disagree...He killed this movie and Face Off....was a legend in The Rock. Love me some Nick Cage

[@stefangla6878]

He's the master of hit or miss. He's either total trash or the undeniable shining light of a movie.

[@JohnSmith-bn7bl]

too many self indulging weiners !... LOL! great movie.

[@abehambino]

With too much bloody money!

[@red03mitsu]

i'm going to totally do this at a ferrari dealer when i get back to the states !!

[@saintniccage2818]

What can i say, i just wanna find some rockets

[@volkanayyldz889]

I can't stop laughing at 0:38 🤣

[@marcusviniciuspinholima7547]

"Now..." 🤣