"I've learned my feminine side in the joint" | Cape Fear | CLIP

[@TerranceMcghee]

A man being this candid about his rape that he blames you for is a sign of danger.

[@danielevaccaro6380]

Max Cady is such a prideful and vengeful man, he became a c## d### in the joint, if he blames you for that you know you're in trouble 😅

[@joshuapowell114]

Big red flag, no doubt

[@BUFFAL0S0LDI3R]

Actually the opposite in my experience

[@dawkon7]

@@BUFFAL0S0LDI3Rin your experience? Please, do feel free to share

[@jacobmyrick2961]

@@BUFFAL0S0LDI3Ryour experience is letting you down because we only live because others allow us to. Now, how different from you do you really want “others” to be?

[@austinstyles6393]

Deniro is simply brilliant in this film. Nolte and the rest of the cast deliver strong performances as well. I wish Hollywood would make great movies again.

[@NoNeed2No]

What, you didn't like Madame Web?

[@TheDefactoUsername]

@@NoNeed2Nowho in the hell did?

[@dimitris90schild92]

Best movie ever...deniro is AWESOMEEE...90s the best era...

[@gbaker9295]

Hmm.. does Scorsese still make movies?

[@SGASEVLA]

In fact the villain is the lawyer who harmed him in court by hiding facts that could reduce the sentence, in fact De Niro's character is the victim!

[@crudeoil70]

14 years? Phil Leotardo from the Sopranos did 20 years in the can. Not a peep.

[@MrMcChuckles95]

Did he compromise tho?

[@pdog109]

How did you know Phil did 20 years? I don't think he ever mentioned it in the show.

[@matthewwoelfle5533]

Cady never even jacked off into a tissue or ate a grilled cheese off the radiator.

[@lucidimpact6381]

@@pdog109Now I’m a guessin’ there musta been some point he mighta… 😂

[@AustinKay]

Making grilled cheese on a radiator

[@mierezsaturday1452]

That pull-in and pull-away shot with Nolte in the background is artistically brilliant.

[@Spanner249]

It’s such an uncomfortable shot. It’s perfect

[@natwolf687]

Cape Fear was of the films Sorsesse did for the studio in order to fund more personal films, but he didn't phone it in.

[@Levipaulsen]

"No you don't look destitute, I see you're drinking Evian water"

[@tomasotreasaigh111]

I always found it suspect that Evian is Naive spelt backwards, to buy water in plastic bottles is very naive if you don't have a problem with your local supply...

[@ALushPair]

​@@tomasotreasaigh111all local water supplies pump birth control and fluoride. You're naive

[@davemustaki134]

​@@tomasotreasaigh111wow I never noticed hence your point of being naive lol nowadays buying bottled water is more common then a few decades back but I still can't unsee that now.... I've also never actually brought a bottle of that specific water

[@apneAtwo]

water will be the next control mechanism in this country and world.we are being conditioned over time to go out and buy it because we think it's purer than municipal water and relatively inexpensive right now watch in maybe 10 years water price will triple or increase 10 fold and nobody will blink an eye.@@tomasotreasaigh111

[@ScoobGruber]

@@tomasotreasaigh111 I think having trust in the local water supply is probably more naïve. I filter my water which is still not good enough.

[@cletusjones9411]

“I learned to read during my stretch. First, Spot Goes to the Farm, then, Runaway Bunny, then law books mostly.”

[@michaelburt1370]

Yeah, what a hell of a leap.😂

[@Saturnia2014]

​@@michaelburt1370I know it's just a character, but this actually happens in prison Men who didn't know they had a brain end up discovering they do when they're in prison

[@CoreyT127]

@@Saturnia2014Yeah I’ve met some pretty smart dudes who were in prison. They lacked impulse control. Was usually their biggest flaw.

[@billjim334]

Yea, we heard it…

[@cletusjones9411]

@@billjim334 I’m not sure you did. He said he learned to read in prison. First Spot Goes to the Farm. Then Runaway Bunny. Then law books, mostly.

[@ChaNnArD-mD]

Deniro was amazing in this movie.

[@furrtaco5938]

He wasn’t acting he really is guilty of all these things. He is on that Epstein island list

[@stevenhornostaj5676]

Now he's old and delusional 😮

[@Kyle-ls7gp]

@@stevenhornostaj5676ahh did he break your maga heart?

[@stevenhornostaj5676]

@@Kyle-ls7gp no. He just went on a rant. I hate trump. I also despise Biden

[@Seryma86]

@@stevenhornostaj5676Yea it’s sad he’s just a bitter old dude these days.

[@persianboy9727]

One of the best acting ever he deserved the oscar prize

[@ChielReemer]

Anthony Hopkins won that year, for playing Hannibal Lecter.

[@susanshew2373]

Prize????

[@TylerD288]

Nolte's character made the wrong move to even discuss compensation.

[@uraigroves7898]

I'm trying to think what I would do in his situation....that's a tough one. First, get a ccw permit I guess. After that, what? Install security system in home....what about the daughter though...damn that would be horrible.

[@PersianSP13]

No he didn’t! That’s a lie! Nolte’s character was great

[@ThisHandleWasTheOnly1Available]

That's right! Shows weakness

[@Kupferdrahtful]

@@uraigroves7898 send her to friends or relatives till it is over. In movies they always find em but if you are smart in reality they have no chance

[@Ralph-ny1ey]

That was his character though. He's a family man that just wants this disgusting person to go away...the reason he withheld evidence. He's not a sociopath like DeNiero, that's how he would act.

[@flowrepins6663]

Deniro dressing like gta vice city.

[@didickcheeseburger]

lol

[@mikeOnegative]

I was thinking Hunter S Thompson. Fear and loathing lol

[@Itsjamilagain]

...GTA Vice City is based off of real life Los Angeles, where people really dress certain ways....

[@mikeOnegative]

​@@ItsjamilagainOk and? Why are you mad?

[@Itsjamilagain]

@@mikeOnegative Who said I was mad?

[@nyy190343]

His initial proposal of $10,000 would equal $1.95 per day 😄

[@therespectedlex9794]

Just shows you how expensive ham and beans are, for the rest of your life.

[@MiketheratguyMultimedia]

To be fair, two bucks went a lot farther in 1991 than it does in 2024.

[@the_gilded_age_phoenix8717]

@@TEECEE95 You might be a tad British.

[@chrislapp9468]

He said 365 days a year. Assuming a 56 hr, not a 40 hr work week.

[@pauline824]

Looks like De Niro was about to say "Do i look destitute to you" again at 2:56 then checked himself and the scene carried on. :)

[@thesensiblesocialist]

It's pretty impressive how Evian hasn't changed their logo in all these years.

[@if6was929]

Evian is expensive water. You know what Evian spelled backwards is?

[@thesensiblesocialist]

@@if6was929 you think scorcese was saying something?

[@rochstan123]

Saw this on the big screen when it came out, and think Robert DeNiro's performance should go down as one of his best. The film was riveting and chilling from start to finish and all the great co-stars acted their socks off.

[@SpaceEag11]

Oh boy what a performance Deniro puts on in this movie. It's funny that the cop friend of Notle's Character Robert Mitchum plays Max Cady's role in the first version of the movie in the 60's with Gregory Peck being the councellor.

[@dmaster4194]

No one no one does psycho better than Robert, Nolte's character knows he's screwed.

[@hondamanvtec2894]

Cos he is one in real life 😂😮😂

[@NoNo-ng9sl]

Idk....Jack Nichsolson and Christian Bale are two actors I'm convinced have dug a body or two at some point in their lives.

[@aesop4024]

Nolte's character thinks he can still negotiate or reason with him

[@heavynoose7761]

@@NoNo-ng9sl Javier Bardem

[@richperez2168]

You don't know what suffering is, councilor.

[@elpulpo800]

Counselor.

[@kessler003]

"BUT YOURE BOUT TO FIND OUT..."

[@nevts]

​@@elpulpo800 as silly as this may sound, we need to stop spellchecking each other. Soon enough, it is going to be the only way to tell humans from bots/ai.

[@TacticalJay62]

@@nevtsthis guy humans

[@ennuiblue4295]

​@@elpulpo800 looks like someone read Runaway Bunny

[@CraigHalliday-r8q]

Cape Fear is a quality film with De Niro at the top of his game

[@dimitris90schild92]

Best movie ever...deniro is AWESOMEEE...90s the best era...

[@MichaelGrubbEvolvedMinistry]

I would say that the 70's and 80's were the "best eras."

[@jammygitt]

Amazing to think DeNiro actually tones down and scales back his sleaziness for the parts he plays in movies from who he is in real life. That is good acting.

[@mikegraber6393]

You can see the realization in Nolte's eyes when Deniro says he learned to read that he knew exactly what he did. And he knew at that moment he was in deep shit for doing it.

[@TheDemonGamerOfFleetStreet]

This film was an absolute smash it really was and still is. I remember years ago dancing at some rave and the DJ played some sample from the Cape Fear film, the old famous "Come out come out wherever you arrrrrre" now don't forget this was in the middle of a techno set and it sent a shiver down my spine. Or was that the E? I can't remember now but it sounded wicked.

[@jameslaird9924]

I spent fourteen years in an eight by nine cell surrounded by people who were less than human. My mission in that time has become more than human.

[@paulies5407]

No one cares 👍🏼

[@RW77777777]

do that thing that makes you feel like God

[@muffins3942]

​@@Mindstangle hey smart guy its a quote from the movie

[@muffins3942]

​@@paulies5407hey smart guy its a quote from the movie. Nobody cares that you dont know what you're talking about

[@smirkinatu5512]

There is a lot of truth to Max's statements. "I don't think YOU understand". I know I don't and I don't want to.

[@ChicoFrancis-be5fh]

Best movie ever ne nero utter genius crafted like a bentley his in a class of his own neck & neck wth pacino 2 greatest actors of all time period💪🏿💪🏿🏋🏾‍♀️

[@DonC70]

I may just have to watch this movie again. It's been a minute.

[@scottjulie27]

Of all of the roles he has ever played - and I even dare to say, over Raging Bull, Taxi Driver, and Goodfellas - Robert DeNiro’s role in Cape Fear as Max Cady is his greatest.

[@pdmore123]

I agree. He was amazing. Creepy as fck

[@metagaminguniversemgu2240]

Yes, and its not a mobster role. He's good but played so many that they are all very similar characters. This southern Louisiana white trash character is something else.

[@CaptainTrips560]

It’s a really really really tough call, but I think you might be right

[@billsmith2041]

I do think this is his best role..By far.

[@joelsines7083]

I strongly disagree. Travis is much more complex and layered than caddy

[@JonathanKeys-f3m]

I think this movie is important for every father to watch. I don't think you can really appreciate the movie fully for what it is if you're not a parent

[@MikeHernandez-ck4yu]

Scorsese and Deniro wanted Harrison Ford to play the part of Sam Boden. WOW ! Ford vs DeNiro: The Ultimate good guy vs The Ultimate bad guy. But Ford wanted to play the part of Max Cady. No disrespect to Nolte , he was great in the movie...

[@-CrampedStyle-]

This and Awakenings were the two movies where DeNiro didn't play "DeNiro."

[@CraigHalliday-h2g]

Robert De Niro that's all he is a living Legend

[@coronaweeks4577]

Max cady has his own crazy code…the DA and judge he doesn’t bother with as they were just doing their job

[@MiketheratguyMultimedia]

This was such an amazing movie. The dialogue is so intelligent, the performances universally excellent. It really makes you think about what it might be like to have a relentless stalker who knows exactly how much they can push without breaking the law (the limits of which are distressingly small). This is a suspense-thriller that's actually suspenseful and thrilling.

[@JohnBock-nq9lr]

The original one is better

[@MiketheratguyMultimedia]

@@JohnBock-nq9lr I have no doubt that it's excellent. Original versions of things often are. The Scorsese film is excellent regardless, though.

[@JohnBock-nq9lr]

@MiketheratguyMultimedia I didn't mean to imply it wasn't. If is a great film. I only meant to say that if you like this one, you should check out the original one with Robert Mitchum, Gregory Peck , Telly Savalas etc.....an excellent thriller .

[@MiketheratguyMultimedia]

@@JohnBock-nq9lr It's cool, I didn't think that you were. I'm just sticking up for this film because it's the one I've seen and I love it. I really do have little doubt that the Mitchum version is great (and quite possibly better). I still intend to see it.

[@JohnBock-nq9lr]

@MiketheratguyMultimedia you should. .....it's the first one I saw , so I'm partial to it....and it's a little different because Scorsese changed some things, but it's essentially the same . Some things are more implied than actually stated in the original one ... The scene on the houseboat where Mitchum is breaking the eggs is off the hook crazy....apparently improvised too I can't remember if the egg scene was in the Scorsese one or not.

[@jimmyalfonda3536]

Its interesting how cady states that hes not mad at the judge or DA because they were just doing their job. Cady seems to respect the idea of things following a certain order, and is mad at his former lawyer because he specifically broke his oath as a lawyer, leading to cady doing 14 years.

[@dominiqueodom3099]

Exactly. In the original Cape Fear Max Cady just goes after a good summaritan who stopped him in the middle of an assault against a victim. In this one we see that Max Cady's beef is against his own Lawyer because it's one thing for a lawyer to just lose a case while he represented you but in this Circumstance the Lawyer held onto Valuable Evidence that could've saved him 14 years in prison and regardless as his lawyer he was bound by the Laws all Lawyers are bound by and one of them is to "ZEALOUSLY DEFEND YOUR CLIENT WITHIN THE BOUNDS OF THE LAW"

[@ennuiblue4295]

​@@dominiqueodom3099 what I don't get is if 'she was 15', and had shmex with 'at least 3' men in one night, that sounds like some kind of human trafficking. not only should that not have (helped) Cady's case, but incriminate the other pdf's as well 😕

[@dominiqueodom3099]

@@ennuiblue4295 the evidence he is referring to wouldve been admissible at the time he was charged. But by the time got out that same evidence wouldn't have been usable due to changes in the law system while he was in jail

[@BillyButcher90]

​@@dominiqueodom3099 Yes, North Carolina didn't adopt it's rape shield law until 1979, whereas Cady's trial took place in 1977.

[@BoxofficeMoviesScenes]

Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?

[@Mohanmedmh]

10😊

[@instantlarry]

$10,000

[@Parskanpaukku]

10

[@tomjanssen9144]

10...... dollars per day😬

[@BB-rm3xi]

I would give it an 8.7.

[@ct00001]

Deniro becomes indistinguishable from Matthew McConaughey in this movie

[@TerrorStartsAtHome713]

Once it’s been seen, it can’t be unseen.

[@s4mp_founder]

All of this due to karma of him being a rapist. But mad at his attorney for allowing the court to throw the book at him.

[@robloxvids2233]

No, if you watch the movie you'll see the lawyer buried something about the girl being promiscuous. He didn't do his best job. Cady found out when he got the court records. That's why he's pissed. His own lawyer basically sold him out.

[@RS-do6tv]

He got his cheeks busted

[@Inbraneinthememsane]

@@robloxvids2233so? He still raped her

[@simonriley4131]

​@@robloxvids2233just because something is legally right, doesn't mean it's morally right. Claiming "promiscuity" for rape victims is stupid and archaic

[@Guamparrapo83]

@@simonriley4131 Indeed, which puts the lawyer in a no way out situation, morally speaking

[@SGASEVLA]

Robert De Niro fede a Orcar! Ele merecia ter ganho um Oscar com esse personagem.

[@stevem2323]

Let's just leave this here, this is the best role Robert Dinero did after Taxi Driver.

[@sirbarnabyst.johntoffingto9017]

"Fourteen years boy, I tell ya. Fourteen years down the drain boy, I tell ya!"

[@CraigHalliday-r8q]

Robert De Niro totally awesome

[@RubexQewb]

I always thought if they remade this again , Jon Bernthal would be perfect for Cady

[@WilliamBonney-gl2qf]

I thought Dustin Diamond would've made a perfect Max Cady,had he not taken a dirt nap 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@John-lp5xh]

Please no, we don't need floppy haired self confessed "real one" bernthal

[@ianchristopher9422]

Tom Hardy would be better.

[@WilliamBonney-gl2qf]

@@ianchristopher9422 Tom Hardy is in touch with his feminine side and has sampled sausage,so he might be a good fit.

[@LikeKools]

Dear god, no more remakes

[@claytonllc]

DeNiro playing himself.

[@kenanacampora]

Correct. You have that exactly correct. He is a mean-spirited New Yorker who is a high school dropout.

[@Rkid1999]

@@kenanacampora What does being a high school drop out have to do with anything?

[@viperneongaming4314]

If you're talking about him getting the 29 year old pregnant, she's almost 30 and he'd be true to his character in Dirty Grandpa in more ways than none.

[@cornelisverhoef9282]

@@kenanacampora I know a real mean spirited New Yorker. The one you no doubt worship.

[@mkultra2456]

@@cornelisverhoef9282 Hahahahahaa orange man bad? Lets go brandon good?

[@JFKennedeez]

I can say, we could learn a lot from prisoners. When you’re starved of any other kind of entertainment you turn to books and you can learn a lot a lot from just reading. A lot a lot.

[@eeeffert6042]

so nice seeing deniro not playing a wop

[@chashue6032]

Loosen the band on that red hat.

[@tommym321]

What I find interesting is this: the “evidence” that Nolte “suppressed” while defending Candy- evidence that would have helped his defense- is actually quite inadmissible nowadays and has been for a while, in just about every single state. Source: am CDL in Illinois

[@PatrickForrest-pv4wv]

Contrary to popular opinion, I thought the remake of Cape fear pales in comparison to the original to where I thought it was stupid, especially near the end where Deniro’s character was like Jason of Friday the 13th just wouldn’t die.

[@mikestyslinger5440]

After everything he told him, 10,000 dollars is super fucking insulting

[@Bozlee22]

We need a 4K release of this on Blu ray

[@vincenzollamas]

in some ways, this is one of Robert De Niro's best performances, because the character acting he is doing here is the least like the actual Robert De Niro (he tends to almost always basically play himself in movies.) there is a moment in this scene where the character drops for just a moment, & you can see Robert De Niro again.

[@spuriusscapula4829]

You are easily impressed by superficial aspects like accents. He doesn't "play himself" in every movie.

[@vincenzollamas]

@@spuriusscapula4829 it's not just the accent, it's the whole character he gets into here. another example is Raging Bull. obviously he plays roles, i just meant in a LOT of movies the characters he plays are pretty similar, he's saying the lines & conveying emotion, etc., but it's basically just Robert DeNiro. that's not to take away from his acting skills. there are some roles, like this one, where he really transformed himself.

[@AfrewSpines]

@@spuriusscapula4829An accent is a “superficial aspect” in a movie? Stick to your Marvel slop. 😂

[@spuriusscapula4829]

@@vincenzollamas again, superficial. doing impressions does not equate to acting.

[@twocents6951]

Another Scorsese/DeNiro gem

[@paull9086]

Example how a person can simultaneously be brilliant in one area and a complete asshole in another

[@aldosigmann419]

The Max Cady character came a bit too natural to DiNiro....

[@austinstyles6393]

TDS is a helluva disease.

[@nessstarcraters7180]

Right as if Trump wasn't buddies with Epstein.

[@queenslander954]

Ooooh .. have a little cry mate , did he hurt your Trumptard feelings 😂

[@queenslander954]

Yea mate you’re just like Trump , he steals cancer research money $ 3 million from his own charity & ‘you’ want to slag off De Niro … how’s your family fella .. any cancer problems at home ?

[@McGrogansSchool]

This movie is incredible. Love the original too.

[@uraigroves7898]

It was good till that terminator type ending. It was just too much.

[@LoganJones20]

This was his perfect role, he didn’t need to act he’s a predator irl

[@countbrackmoor]

Cady is trying to take some moral high ground here of “you cost me my life”, but the film never really makes clear whether he was innocent of his crimes or not. Judging by his actions and character, he likely was guilty, so trying to 100% scapegoat his own lawyer is ridiculous

[@note_finger]

deniro looks like one of the Greeks from the wire

[@ByTheLightOfABurningDonkey]

If i close my eyes i can hear foghorn leghorn

[@thatssomething1]

Nick needs Eddie as back up on dis here situation 😉

[@UnitedCorporationsOfAmerica]

It took me years before I watched this movie. It's pretty good.

[@gbaker9295]

Joel Osteen could have played a great Max Cady

[@jondstewart]

So many people have realized what a scam artist and slimebag he is. But so many people also don’t know the history behind him. He inherited his father’s church. His father John was a much more real person and a real preacher that taught righteousness and righteous living.

[@ClassicJM85]

"Well, let's just break that down."

[@deanpd3402]

Its a good role for De Niro. Likes to play the victim when he is not.

[@HerveMendell]

I never understood why he was so angry at the lawyer. Was it because he didn't fight hard enough, or suppressed evidence that would have gotten Cady off?

[@bigsonny50]

Suppressed evidence that the female victim had a history of promiscuity that could have swayed the judgment to not guilty. A lawyer has an obligation to zealously defend a client.

[@Alex-vu5uu]

Basically that's the real De Niro...

[@Baphomet23]

The lawyer is creepier than the felon.

[@captdaddy]

It wasn't for Hannibal Lecter this man would have got the academy award

[@Kombatkegz]

The Evian water gets me

[@TheAgentAssassin]

You ever read Evian backwards?

[@kofibabone725]

"HAHAHA BADGER! HAHAHA!"

[@tomennis7414]

Hes wearing the tony montana shirt from Scareface the movie..

[@spirg]

Deniro was fabulous here

[@CHUCKBALLER2024]

No Dr Seuss cat in the hat?

[@aleksandardjordjevic2729]

Go sht in your hat! -Corrado Soprano Jr...

[@AckzaTV]

Yeah imagine if you could sue for wrongful imprisonment and claim all damages the way they fake damages in court for everything

[@pete6705]

He probably should have called the police on him

[@captdaddy]

You don't know what suffering is councillor....

[@adamfrbs9259]

Nice Stang, paid extra for the Pony interior.

[@matthewschwartz6607]

I read that the Nolte character was more sympathetic in the original film.

[@someyoungguyjohnson7239]

This character is very close to his real personality, he barely had to act.

[@danielcoombes7899]

he would have had to pay cady millions to make it worth his while

[@johnstarter777]

He drinks water "evian" Which means "naive" if you read it right Which means only naive people pay for the flat water

[@khanzy.]

You know tap waters not great in every place in the world right?

[@johnstarter777]

@@khanzy. Yes but we're not talking about 3rd world countries here...

[@khanzy.]

@@johnstarter777 very obvious difference in taste between tap and bottled. sorry your taste buds are rarded.

[@TheAgentAssassin]

@@khanzy. Water filters exist.

[@jeffkaufman9875]

@john Not quite yet, but we’re well on our way…

[@CraigHalliday-h2g]

Robert Talented Genius Acting God De Niro

[@ArtTeems]

He's always been in touch with his feminine side! Rope Smoker!

[@jersey4269]

English please?

[@SGASEVLA]

In fact the villain is the lawyer who harmed him in court by hiding facts that could reduce the sentence, in fact De Niro's character is the victim!

[@simonfeakes]

Watch the movie then come back and tell me the lawyer is the villain

[@petermj1098]

@@simonfeakes​​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠Ikr Cady raped a teenage girl yet he is surprised he gets raped in prison. He knew how his own victim felt and still didn’t learn.

[@mindlessmonk3322]

​@@simonfeakes de Niro was wrong for what he did but the lawyer was definitely the bad guy too.

[@trapdoorfloyd]

No you learned your feminine side from your father. I know

[@clarkness77]

Whats scary is you cant blame caddy for wanting vengence

[@nikiyen6]

No you can blame him. He did actually rape that girl. True his lawyer didn't defend him properly, but he was guilty

[@alexgoenne1689]

@@nikiyen6yes he was guilty. But at the same time, Sam betrayed his fellow man when he swore an oath to provide the best defense he could for him. That’s his job that’s His identity . Cady is a fully convicted monster and he paid for it. But Sam walks around a free man after betraying the trust of his fellow humans. That’s the point

[@nateinindy3460]

Yes. You can.

[@AGoodJoe]

He's sooooooo gooooooood

[@paulmendrina1449]

His shirt was the wall In Frank López office in scarface hidden gem

[@Bernard-l2k]

I like Deniro before he was afflicted with a terminal case of TDS

[@SinewRending]

*Hush, MAGAt.*

[@calicoasting]

This and the original are good movie's

[@rebelliouslogic2705]

Seems like his anger should be directed towards those 8 guys

[@robjackson5245]

UPN/Warner Bros./WB flagship FTW.

[@gabeg2434]

Deniro’s best roles seem to be when he acts like a psychopath. Excellent movie.

[@TamasPanyi]

FL accent to the point

[@GenericHandle666]

Oh he’s with his feminine side now in this day and age! Especially after that hysterical rant.

[@SinewRending]

*Hush, MAGAt.*

[@brianm2850]

He's giving Matthew McConaughey

[@ues929]

art imitates life apparently

[@deckardvostok2203]

I don't think you really really understand what we're talking about here, 14 years!

[@danski6694]

Max Cady Sun Tzu’d the shit outta Counselor Bowen

[@abrahamabdul1160]

I love this movie 🎥

[@NikolasHeinemann-p8j]

Deniro's just like.. such a menace he can admit that he was a sissy and prison and that just makes you even more terrified.

[@TacticalJay62]

I’m hear thinking in my head how Deniro sounds like Calvin candy