gran torino best scene

gran torino best scene

[@joshpickles9022]

This is one of the most beautiful bittersweet films I've ever seen. An absolute masterpiece.

[@geoffcollins2094]

It relies upon western workin mens values. Banter

[@thatcouchpotatoo1662]

but its still good though, if you can look past it :V

[@maz7726]

Exactly Geoff Collins...........banter, that shit died as soon as the Armed forces seeked approval from civvy street. It must be a fucking hoot serving today.

[@swag4506]

@@maz7726 let me guess. You served 2 years, never got deployed, but still wear a veteran cap? Get fucked

[@kidwave1]

one of the very dumbest films ever made

[@paulmcdowell7978]

Still cant understand why this film was never nominated for the Oscars. Classic Eastwood at his best. One of the best ever made.

[@phapnui]

+paul mcdowell Good point. Well acted (with a lot of unknowns), great story line, great dialogue. Clint did no fancy stuff and stuck to basics and told a great, realistic story. Maybe too realistic for whoever handles the Oscar nomination. Oscars lost major credibility with this snub.

[@madhousegaming7780]

didnt make oscar because it had an actor directing it.

[@Tee-OhBee]

+Madhousegaming 7 Eastwood has won 2 Oscars for best director already. Mel Gibson and Kevin Costner have also won one for Best Director so trying thinking of a reason that makes sense.

[@erics9754]

Is it not obvious the libtards did not like showing a man who hated immigrants and his town going to shit. Hollywood is all liberal unless you have not noticed.

[@donarturo6628]

paul mcdowell becausr the oscars suck donkey ass.

[@tikeya7952]

"Boy, does my ass hurt from all the guys at my construction job."

[@Satan-nk6mk]

+AmericanBadAss Fuck me

[@MmmMmm-yf5fz]

Laying pipe

[@TheDanny3330]

I suppose it was a f**king construction job

[@Diario_D1Trader]

F

[@guruoy4791]

DMGMillis hehe

[@jonathan45278]

I used to go to an old Italian barber (named Lino) like this for about 30 years. His barber shop had not changed since the 70s and he had photos on the wall of himself when he was young and of his family members and even pets. He used to chat with myself and other customers similar to that. Sometimes there would be a mature age German lady there who I loved talking to too. It's funny but I was trying to grow my hair longer and had not been in there for 6 months. When I returned, the place was renovated with new ownership. It was sleek & modern but lacked something. I haven't been back there since. I heard that Lino retired. End of an era.

[@eyecomeinpeace2707]

I too, am still going to the same Italian barber (named Jimmy) for over 30 years also. His shop looks like it's stuck in the late 60's with magazines on the magazine rack of the same age. I will miss him and his wisdom terribly when he retires---he's 75 and still ticking strong. I just walk in and he knows exactly how I want my cut. Only difference is that he does NOT carry a shotgun on the premises like the Gran Torino barber does.

[@derangedQuiver]

I did his wife

[@derangedQuiver]

He retired because I did his wife

[@derangedQuiver]

Then I bought his shop and made it way better

[@SlawekM.]

In the village where I grew up nothing seems the same, Still, you never see the change from day to day... No-one notices the customs slip away...

[@tankmaster1018]

I love how quick the barber is just completely on board with what Clint is doing within a few seconds. This film does a fantastic job at showing how guys who have been friends for 20+ years treat each other! It comes off abusive and rude as fuck, but you can tell both of the guys were a second away from giving each other a hug the whole scene... Lmfao

[@davidravenscroft1641]

Exactly!!!...and now you've got to watch every word you say these days.

[@trentcunningham5627]

@@davidravenscroft1641 it's a crying FUCKIN' shame ain't it ??? People get butt hurt over everything these days....... People would just stroke out if Dean Martin's Comedy Roast was aired for a week end with Don Rickles........

[@AthelstanEngland]

@@davidravenscroft1641 should be compulsory viewing in schools and colleges, at least once a term, before they let the the delicate little flowers out into the real world.

[@axe2grind244]

Oh absolutely. I have countless friends that would die for me, yet they all hate my guts lol.

[@t-dog8528]

Yep here in Australia your best mates are kunt and any random we call mate

[@lagunamoonstudios2316]

When Clint finally goes, I'm really gonna miss him.

[@ragnarlothbrok9094]

man don't even talk about it. I'm already getting sad losing another badass from this world

[@robganley9872]

feelings mutual...

[@LukeLovesRose]

When Clint dies, they should shut down Congress for a day. Fuck George Bush. Clint is a true patriot.

[@lockupcrookeddrumpf2226]

I won't

[@brysonh.1093]

Luke M yes!!🤣

[@Banannalands]

Still trying to find a barber like this....

[@samp1365]

Don't give up, you'll find one

[@2serveand2protect]

+Sam P ...yeah! - just watch out for what you say when you enter in!... :D

[@AdolfKitler]

+jake hanzvik Stop going to super cuts.

[@rhey81]

+jake hanzvik don't go to some chain place like supercuts

[@bigonion874]

Barber 5 minutes from me. 4 guys work there and they are like this

[@carlbowles1808]

Old guys teaching young guy a lesson about respect. I endorse this message.

[@HasufelyArod]

More like socializing and establishing a rapport.

[@matthewgrasso7167]

A quick shot that I love is in the end of the movie at the funeral the priest says what Walter called him when they first (virgin who holds old ladies' hands) and the camera pans to the crowd, everyone looks confused except this barber who is laughing hysterically. His true friend who understood him.

[@clash5j]

Just want to say that the barber (John Carroll Lynch) is a fantastic character actor. He's almost never the star, but always good in whatever he does

[@scottdavidson526]

Yes he is. Honorable mentions: Zodiac and Gothica.

[@rockman7427]

Fargo

[@SaberToothGary]

Big Sky.

[@omardaniel1]

Big Sky

[@kevinc.cucumber3697]

He was also on the walking dead for an episode

[@larrywhinnery1808]

Eastwood is a legend. May he live on forever.

[@myman50grand]

Barber's response " I should have blown his head off when I had the chance" what's the best damn line of the entire movie!! Years later and I'm still laughing

[@frankharley1000]

Same here, that line cracks me up!!

[@jonchaney]

The boy played this scene great. How he kept a straight face talking about his ass hurting from the guys at the construction job is great.

[@pudgimelon]

The difference, of course, is that these guys are old friends. Being "un-PC" amongst good friends is just fine, but people seem to be ignoring the key part of that lesson, where he tells the kid not to start off with insults and "don't disrespect someone in their own shop". A lot of people want to be "un-PC" but without the MUTUAL respect that makes it OK.

[@joshsummers8606]

+Juan Tello oh hell no

[@kmensah3]

+pudgimelon You are brilliant !Can you please explain this to the white people who always want to call somenone a slur. Oh wait they know they just dont care. Well Im glad you wrote it Peace

[@OriginalPuro]

+pudgimelon What the fuck is "un-PC"?

[@TheFirey777]

+PuroYO un political correctness

[@edwardgaines6561]

Thank you for the social skills lesson. You have to "know" the person well beforehand.

[@KevinMuller5]

I use that line "should've known you were coming in, I was having such a pleasant day" on my students all the time. They love it

[@Wheezyweasel]

"Don' talk about having no job, no car, no girlfriend, no future and no dick" LOOOOOOOL

[@laurylienorman8822]

Its endearing to see these characters do their very best to help this young man, in spite of themselves. Sweet, even if I must say so myself...

[@zerekderosiers2635]

This is the funniest scene I've ever seen

[@lancegoodthrust546]

Haha, I miss racism.

[@lancegoodthrust546]

+newdawnnation Oh I got some friends of mine who talk this way. One of them is from India, a white girl from Cali, and a white girl from Philly. And honestly, we have good laughs together just like in this barber shop scene. But it can't be like that everywhere sadly. People have to understand context when it comes to racial humor. I'm half Iranian. Do you know how many terrorist jokes I've gotten? And do you think I lose sleep over it lol? I'll lose sleep over more important things, like money and pussy.

[@masonkane5884]

You should try identifying as black. From what I hear, then you can say or do whatever you like and hate anyone you want.

[@je25ff]

It's not really racism, it's just acknowledgement that we're all different and then making it light hearted.

[@lancegoodthrust546]

Poop Snake Very true. But a lot of people don't get that.

[@Flamedramon9000]

+Dave Kane don't know where you heard that but thats not really how it works buddy

[@jackdempsey9644]

This is the only movie that ever made me cry. Masterpiece!

[@jonsmith1162]

This and the end of T2...

[@MMMHOTCHEEZE]

@@jonsmith1162 Titanic 2?

[@kirkks76]

For me it was Hoosiers with Gene Hackman.

[@casey.m]

This film could never have been made today. A classic that can never be repeated again.

[@tonybletas930]

Now that's my kinda barber shop; a couple of old owls with a thousand years experience between them and an 870 on the side. Nice.

[@livefire817]

I really wish Americans would remember how to be Americans. This is so refreshing.

[@andrewford80]

Same the world over, man.

[@D1sc0rd-]

Hard times breed strong men

[@boobiedefloop6097]

You know the entire world hates americans right?

[@randalhuffman8827]

@@boobiedefloop6097 who actually cares. all people are assholes to their core. i just hate all and be done with it.

[@WoodshavenPatriot]

@@boobiedefloop6097 just jealous…maybe not these days.

[@morbius109]

Screw political correctness. Screw sensitivity. This is how true men talk. I grew up around men in my family who talked this way regularly, and while we weren't allowed to use that language ourselves till we got to be adults, it was part of how we were toughened up to the harshness of the Real World where PC bullshit has absolutely no real use. Funny thing about it all, too, is that we never thought anything wrong of it...

[@shriharihudli]

+morbius109 All y'all sons of bitches are right up my alley.

[@joshsummers8606]

+Shrihari Hudli no shit

[@Zer0Mercy83]

Yeah, nowadays it’s all about “muh feelings”

[@lockupcrookeddrumpf2226]

Screw Trump

[@irmuusanaa4227]

Screw you

[@autisticfitness176]

"Talk about people who are not in the room" I love that 😂😂

[@johnhuddleston8647]

"He's the pussy kid from next door". I was LMAO with that line. Absolutely classic Clint Eastwood!!

[@sphincterlicker69]

Haha it's perfect that's what makes men men

[@jobsmine]

I really love this film. And the ending was brilliant. All the racism, violence, and bullying isn’t worth in the end. The old man has seen enough killings & violence to have never wished it on this new generation. All he wants for everyone is to be a better version of themselves. I am black man & it baffles me to see our own people kill each other on the streets, and for what? It’s very sad, and I only wish if there were more people like this old man. Maybe our country would be far better then.

[@markmiller3178]

Well stated sir!

[@morbidarts9722]

This movie is pretty good and I can get people being all pissy over the racism and slurs and shit, but that’s how some people are and how they talk, to me it’s a good movie about a cold old man coming back to life and passing some lessons on to the people he was ordered to fight in his past

[@danielkim672]

@@morbidarts9722 just a quick edit. Walt fought in the Korean war and the south east Asians in the neighborhood are Hmong people. Hmong does not identify as Chinese so although Asians are generally grouped together generally, there is a distinction here.

[@HasufelyArod]

People are idiots. Stupidity knows no language or race borders.

[@patrickmorgan4006]

@@danielkim672 And according to the girl in the movie, they sided with the Americans in Viet Nam.

[@JarmilaMatousek]

This scene is so natural it is like it wasn't scripted and was done on the spot as it seems so natural in nature. Absolutely brilliant.

[@edwardgaines6561]

"Be polite, but don't kiss ass." Social skills 101. Won't see single mothers teaching this.

[@jonfox8904]

My single mother taught me that but you know her better apparently.

[@edwardgaines6561]

Jon Fox Hey, single mothers cannot raise a boy to be a man. In the Black community they say "Black woman love their sons and raise their daughters." Explains the prison population.

[@jonfox8904]

So what about me? Raised by a single mother, self employed, college degree, has lived alone for years. And why is race now coming into this? But again, you know best Mr. Opinionated Internet Person.

[@edwardgaines6561]

Jon Fox Opinions! Everybody gets one.

[@atonofhelp8207]

Edward Gaines maybe because they are busy working 2 jobs

[@johnn.7806]

"Boy does my ass hurt from the guys at my construction job"...What kind of construction are you doing there bud?

[@devinx6]

Yohanlegend team building?

[@glenphillips9068]

Village people ...

[@mattgerrish908]

He's probably helping the hillbillies from Deliverance build a new house

[@Repent44]

@The Little Patriot haha good one 😂😂

[@mikeh2006]

Uphill gardening. I'm gay so I can say that. I also work in construction. I mean where else you gonna get paid a decent wage to work with a load of 20 somethings with their tops off all day?

[@mitchbarredo3990]

"What's up ya old Italian prick"? Just the way he says it is legend lfmao

[@kevina5337]

Some of the most heartwarming racist talk I've ever seen...

[@H.K.5]

There's nothing heartwarming about racism.

[@randomdude239]

derek DT always funny when random people on youtube pull statistics out of their asses.

[@randomdude239]

derek DT do you know tge difference between victims and perpetrators, right? 😂

[@donttreadonme4355]

@@H.K.5 I love racism

[@ghs7714]

@@H.K.5 heart warming racism at its heart

[@tomregan6979]

Yah. Definitely a guy thing. Insult your close friends with new and interesting insults. I think it tells them (and you) "You are such a close friend, I can tolerate any insult you hurl at me....because there is nothing that can possibly harm our relationship.'. It kinda proves both to you and your friend (and perhaps to others), this relationship is so strong nothing can threaten it. Not even insults that would immediately be 'fightin' words' if some stranger or lesser friend said them to you. Kind of puts that friendship into a special realm. My true buds can say things to me which anyone else would be spitting out teeth afterwards.

[@Kyle-mb4dg]

exactly!

[@mikemichaels4500]

Are you a homosexual?

[@nofd1977]

Tom Regan if you cant take good natured ribbing from strangers you wouldnt make it in the Fire Dept

[@randalhuffman8827]

yep. that is the point. if you get but hurt, then it isnt true friendship. wouldnt you like to know you could tell your friend anything?

[@TELEVISIONARCHIVES]

Watched this thinking I wonder what his wife was like. This is one of the best movies I've ever seen.

[@rossdiamondthief6627]

Walt’s the kind of mentor everyone could use now a days.

[@tanks4nuthin964]

This was such an awesome movie. I love how he sorta adopts this family in spite of his complicated history. Like a redemption story, and then it actually does some real good

[@Hupomone]

Seeing this movie in the theater with my father, this scene in particular, is one of my favorite memories with him.

[@DrummerJacob]

well happy fathers day to that

[@yanni2112]

I miss my Dad too

[@frannyzooey11]

"Man him up". Clint Eastwood is always so perfect and funny. This was a great movie.

[@viniviscuri5858]

If I earned $1 for every pixel in this vid I'd have 0.75 cents by the time it's over.

[@mattwallace9779]

babida boopi

[@990183]

Loved loved loved this movie, definitely one of the top ten all time great movies for me. We bought the DVD and it's the first time we ever watched a movie two times in a row. Great stuff!!!

[@jerrycaughman6324]

One of the funniest and true scenes ever. This is how men that respect each other interact. Reminds me a lot of my military days.

[@FlyinTools]

Men like this are a dying breed

[@jerrycaughman6324]

@@FlyinTools I'm Gen X and this is how I was raised and how I am raising my boys.

[@FlyinTools]

@@jerrycaughman6324 good man

[@susanherrig437]

The guy who wrote Gran Torino wrote it supposedly while sitting in a bar several blocks down the street from where I lived in NE Mpls. A white working class neighborhood that was increasingly becoming more diverse . The exchange between Eastwood & the barber in this scene I saw many times played out in small bars in the neighborhood. It was a neighborhood with a church & bar on almost every block. If you walked into the bar down the street & didn't immediately get insulted the minute you walked in the door by the bartender & the regulars you were an outsider. When you finally got insulted by the bartender then you knew you were accepted. That you were now an honorary "Nordeaster". I love this scene because it's authentic. The writer captured the essence of those old white Polish & Italian men in that area. Some may find these kind of exchanges offensive, I get that, but it's an accurate representation of what you would hear during a certain point of time in that neighborhood. Today most of those old guys aren't around anymore. The neighborhood is more diverse but it's also become more gentrified. The bars are filled with young trendy hipsters who can afford the now higher rents there. Who have no recollection or knowledge of the Old Nordeast unless they are a born & raised Nordeaster.

[@BestKCL]

This comment should get pinned

[@elvishernandez2555]

Clint Eastwood wrote this movie

[@lumberella]

@@elvishernandez2555 Nick Schenk wrote the script. And most of it was written at Grumpy's bar in NE Minneapolis.

[@goondocksaints9597]

I can imagine this exchange happening at Mayslack's, definitely.

[@fishman-tr9im]

One of the best comments I've ever seen, well said

[@puuxexil]

Dirty Harry and Zodiac in the same scene.

[@edwardgaines6561]

The Zodiac killer? Did they ever find out who that was?

[@puuxexil]

No, the Zodiac Killer remains a mystery. A lot of evidence points to Arthur Leigh Allen, as mentioned in the 2007 Zodiac movie, and was also portrayed by John Carroll Lynch.

[@iamaghost6139]

I blame the liberal women. I don't even think liberal men would be offended by this conversation.

[@JLee_Mercury]

cyka blyat

[@AdolfKitler]

+Lauren Hild No, they would be. Or they would be completely confused like this little zipperhead here.

[@AdolfKitler]

XxAleenazxX Point? Are you going to say that is a lie? Refute it? Just wanted to walk into the room announce your presence and leave, like liberals always seem to do.

[@cynthiazavala4507]

+Adolf Kitler dude who the fuck cares who's liberal or who's not like shit, being liberal or not was not the point of the video at all. I'm liberal who fucking Cares? An di highly doubt anyone cares who anyone who names themselves "Adolf kitty "

[@AdolfKitler]

cynthia zavala Im not talking about the video you dimwitted fuck. Damn you stupid, proves you are a libtard.

[@agoraphobicadam1171]

My girl doesn't want to talk when the bachelor is on But she will talk through the whole damn game on the weekend. There is an example for you.

[@mackcummy4976]

I miss days when you can be politically incorrect.

[@zfoxfire]

You still can. you do that within your circle of friends, just not to complete strangers who don't know what your intention is.

[@Fleetwoodjohn]

Same. This is American male comedy gold!

[@spicymike827]

Move to a red state

[@mackcummy4976]

I'm in Canada.

[@BestKCL]

@@zfoxfire Exactly. That was the message given when they went "WHOA..." after he walked in and insulted the barber. You have to know the people you're talking like that with. Ideally friends.

[@joemawma5351]

I still love duwop dego LOLOL Seriously, the older generation would take the piss out of each other with racial slurs, almost like a competition but at the end of the day they knew who friends were. The hell happened to that?

[@hectorlamar806]

+Joe Mawma Liberalism happened.

[@kmensah3]

+Joe Mawma I think you have a very delusional concept of what the US was like when Clint Eastwood was a young man. People abused each other verbally and blood ran in the streets riots assassinations and violence.

[@EmptyMan000]

+Joe Mawma No one knows who the friends are, because people suck at communication. That's what happened.

[@harrisn3693]

Joe Mawma Trigglypuffs appeared and ruined the show...

[@chiptmcc8656]

Something like "the dozens".

[@FluffyHawk13]

The way that barber laughs at the end, contagious... 🤣

[@MrDanielvass]

If you don’t appreciate the absolute wholesomeness, kindness, and life lessons these two guys are trying to teach this kid, that they genuinely care about and are trying to be father figures to, I feel sorry for you 🥲

[@smittywerbenjaegermanjense7376]

I remember how my grandfather and his barber used to talk to each other. About like this. Of course, one's dead and the other's retired.

[@jim191185]

"what are you spooks up to?" is the best scene and we all know it.

[@UmbrellaWatch]

this is the days when my dad would take me barber. hate the political correct crap now aday , go back to the old days.

[@bartelgrant]

well then go cry in the corner

[@UmbrellaWatch]

seems we won, so dont get offended at the barber shop kid.

[@bartelgrant]

Paraguas Reloj im not offended because of the barbershop kid. and why do you say youve won?

[@im_solomon6404]

Paraguas Reloj either you're a posing foreigner or you just hate English you dumb old fuck

[@loganhemphill-badger9855]

go to arizona youll meet plenty of un-pc people but theres still a few who are pc so be careful

[@tkopp10976]

That barber is such a great character. Old Norm Son of a Gunderson.

[@mrmojorisin8752]

This movie has so much humor, in an All in the Family sort of way. Love it.

[@gsp911]

That movie is so epic, it should win an award every year.

[@StuUngar]

This barber is pretty cool. He can teach you to talk like a man and kill zombies with a bo staff

[@infiad1275]

I loved those flashbacks! Makes good cheese, too.

[@jamesbonham1615]

only a clint eastwood production could come up with flick. classic

[@justinmyslive4108]

this is how my grandpa and his buddies would talk to each other. made me laugh my ass off. I sure miss my grandpa

[@jamesallen5591]

I must be older than you; this is how my dad and his buddies would talk!

[@justinmyslive4108]

James Allen also how my buddies and I talk to each other

[@jamesallen5591]

Justin Ha! Good to hear that! Everything is so PC these days.

[@justinmyslive4108]

James Allen you got that right. if only more people had the balls to speak thier mind

[@roberthunt1540]

I have a bakery and coffee place. I usually insult some of my regular customers. That's how they know I love 'em. "Howard! That tie. What were you thinking?!"

[@mattosullivan9687]

I graduated college in 1985 my parents bought me a 1972 Gran Torino for graduation I loved it

[@whip689]

I spent a lot of time with my Grandfather. One would never know what hell they endured in the Pacific by the respect they gave and received publicly, but in private these guys could storm the enemy with diphtheria, yellow fever, typhoid and other tropical illnesses while watching their brothers die next to them....after a hot cup of coffee of course! Talk was cheap, actions spoke volumes. One of many lessons I became aware of hanging out with men.

[@vanmoody]

Notice in the movie the gang didn't say racist things but they raped the one gangster's cousin. They burned Tao with cigarettes. I'll take Clint's character over them even if he says some wrong things.

[@jamesallen5591]

What a great scene! Again, I have forgotten how good this movie is.

[@chrissmith7669]

I was channeling this at work a few months back. Taking a fresh out of college kid around introducing him to some of our Leads and trying to show him how to talk tonten and get respect. Sadly he didn’t learn. They knicknamed him the puppy dog. Zippo respect.

[@jacktowers7533]

Fun fact people misinterpret the last attempt as Tao not quite understanding dude speak but it's actually him cracking a joke at how ridiculous dudes talk sometimes at the older guys expense it was also was totally improvised on the actors part and Clint and the barbers reaction it genuine

[@floydthedroid5935]

Clint Eastwood is a tremendous human. And he picks some real talent to work with.

[@Mr59coconut]

Such a great movie.

[@ZombryaTheDark]

lol I would have been like sup Paul heyman

[@moriellymoproblems7842]

GORE! GORE! GORE!

[@D95RO]

that´s interesting but is Paul Heyman half italian too?

[@briggsmadness2083]

That was one of the best scenes hahahahahahhahah that is guy talk hahaha I talk like that my self ha ha

[@smithconner24]

wtf dude

[@RTOneZer0]

A self-respecting real barber should always carry a shotgun in his shop. It wouldn't be met with Clint's approval otherwise.

[@BestKCL]

Hey man, It's Detroit. I'd be surprised to find a barber that _doesn't_ stay strapped around here.

[@planetdisco4821]

In Australia if we’re nice to you and you’re not getting insulted it means that we hate you. Which is why I completely love this movie…❤️

[@ryans6280]

True from the Aussies I've met being called a "sick cunt" is basically getting knighted

[@laurylienorman8822]

I was so enchanted by this rough and bitter, angry character, the change that takes place in his heart transformed my own prejudice as I disliked his racial slurs and meanness. Inspired yet brokenhearted by the ending, the song brought me home to the beautiful message I took from this film, that no one is beyond redemption...

[@psychopompous3207]

Waht? The dialogue is the best part.

[@Tahoe756]

You missed the point of the movie, the point is just because he calls you names based off of your rave doesn’t mean he wishes you ill will

[@irish1sage]

The barber's laugh at the end is just awesome.

[@je25ff]

There's some Zen to this.

[@beetheb]

Me and my buddies-- three white guys, two Hispanic guys, three Asian guys-- talk to each other like this every day, and you know what? It's fuckin hilarious and strengthens our friendship, doesnt hurt it. A real, intelligent person can tell the difference between a true insult and a friend playing. Political correctness is trying to kill that. It will not succeed.

[@stevieframe]

I'm Scottish and as long as there are no English in the room, I'm the same!

[@jefferybrianring191]

The guy that potrays the barber is the man who played drew Carey's brother on the drew carey show.

[@eyecomeinpeace2707]

He looks taller than Clint tho.

[@Ricopolico]

This is why a kid needs an old man.

[@reginaldlarsen274]

One of the best movies I ever watched 6 times! In a theater, no less, full price! Well, senior price. But I lost my ASS on the large Coke and popcorn.

[@nicemoves777]

Boy, does my ass hurt from all those guys at the concessions stand.

[@dkeith15]

Real men. Not many of those coming out of this new generation.

[@ohioagainsttheworld676]

John Carrol Lynch is a seriously underrated actor. he's one of the few actors I grew up watching that I could always find comfort simply in hearing their voice, as gay as that may sound. guess it's just a kid's thing since I started watching his movies around age 10. him, Ed Harris, and David Morse movies always brought me comfort simply by hearing their voices.

[@johnlewisbrooks]

I love how they walk right in and the epic ball breaking starts lol.

[@thesadprepper3722]

Is this the "toxic masculinity" that Gillete talked about? This is exactly what American Men should be like. Respectful, Strong, Kind and have balls.

[@supreme3376]

fuck yeah Even the Clint Eastwood play a role of Polish Emigrant as hero.

[@barnacleq9341]

No one is cooler than Clint!

[@GiovanniFarinaItaliano]

My dad made me watch this movie and I will never forget it, thank you pops.

[@danielzimmy69]

The look on Clint Eastwood's face from 3:13-3:18 kills me everytime I watch this scene

[@whyey]

Best movie ever!!!!!

[@lbowsk]

In the early 90's I walked into a tackle shop in New Haven (I think....might have been Groton) Ct. I had never been there before. It was an old shop and jammed with tackle. I'm looking around and a guy behind me yells, "What the phuck do you want!" I was in heaven. Now that was a great tackle shop. It was called Master Bait and Tackle. I bought a MB&T hat and a bunch bucktails. Those were the good old days.

[@kingbobofh-town1972]

Man it's hard finding friends like these now in days in High school last year I was lucky as hell to find one

[@kaewonf8]

Was literally crying from laughing so hard.

[@dylanjames4824]

This scene feels so familiar when I first got my job after 6 years of not working due to 4 back surgeries and I’m only 20 I had to learn to talk again and the guys were just like this not judging just trying to help this scene is awesome. It’s not rocket science for Christ sake

[@tonyc018]

The entire movie was one great scene!

[@callum9679]

this is how Americans should be. This is how I view Trump supporters anyway

[@skittlesbunny4337]

he voted for trump , so I did it too...

[@gregturner2363]

Except that no Trump supporter would ever give his life for any one, much less an Asian like Eastwood's character did in the movie. Eastwood's character was tough as nails on the outside, but a real softy on the inside, would always do the right thing, and even give his life for someone else. THAT is NOT how I think of the typical Trumpian!

[@axe2grind244]

Wow this is so accurate it’s scary. I remember having my balls broken all the time by older fellas, now I do the same thing lol.

[@Stravalnak]

That laugh is so genuine. Cracks me up every time.

[@larrylorenzen2449]

I forgot how good that movie was!, I’m going to watch it again!

[@yoshit9819]

Racism can be fun at the right time. Like this scene.

[@odsuchanodsuchan6847]

Clint perfectly showed the soul and reasoning of the Pole, we are one of the last 'normal' nations, calling things by spade

[@tv1canada]

Polska gora !

[@michaellee8815]

“Talk about people who aren’t in the room” hahahah this is magic

[@streetrat48]

"You old Italian son of a bitch prick barber." LMFAO 😂😂

[@shellsbignumber2]

Clint nearly loses it several times in this scene, lol.