Jesse James Laughing - Knife Scene

[@Prinzpoldi1985]

They all fucking nailed this scene. The more films I see Sam Rockwell in randomly, the more i'm realizing how under rated he is. He might not play the front runner but he's damn good at the roles he does play

[@leonthesleepy]

Sam Rockwell has always been underrated unfortunately...especially for Moon

[@Prinzpoldi1985]

Great movie

[@EdNorty]

Jesse James is literally Connor4Real.

[@eriktruedson5658]

He has an oscar now at least

[@PiCheZvara]

Pitt had to pay him a personal visit in his New York apartment and convince him to accept the role, because he refused the role 4 times. I think he killed it as Charley, rather overlooked performance in the film. But then again, everyone killed it in this film.

[@Mr.Jeff_356]

Although it has been said before, it's worth saying again: Sam Rockwell killed this scene. The despair, the helpless look on his face, his overall physicality in expressing the shock and horror in front of him and trying to play it off is amazing. Proof that some of the most talented actors are not necessarily in the so-called A-list....

[@wutm8]

If that was me I would have turned to my brother and been like "fuk this gang, this dude is socially re***rded and fukin crazy" Let's just kill him already and get the bounty money

[@brandonjones3113]

Sam Rockwell is always A list in my book. Moon is a great film with a unique character that he absolutely demolished

[@TurinTurumba]

Affleck acted well too, lol I thoroughly despised him more and more as the movie unfolded

[@bsongfms]

such a well written scene. The subtext too goddamn real. Jesse was faking all that laughter to see if they'd fall for the bait and pander to him. A sincere reaction would be to get mad at Jesse but he knew they couldn't be trusted once they started laughing along.

[@Seargent363]

The scene when he finds out he can't trust them, is when he reads the paper. This scene is showing how far his paranoia (rightful) has taken him.

[@Seargent363]

***** Why don't you and how does he show it?

[@thykingdomcomethywillbedon9359]

WesIsaLeo he didn't trust anyone one but his brother

[@colderplasma]

Nah man, he was just reminding them who's the leader of the pack. Both of them only laugh because they fear him, exactly what Jesse wants.

[@jaronbridges4784]

vive le cinéma nice

[@Nobody-tu5wt]

Sam Rockwells acting here gives me shiver,wow

[@HyunaTheHyena]

He was so good in this movie

[@Nobody-tu5wt]

@@HyunaTheHyena It was uneasy,this one and the scene which Jesse finds the newspaper and listens to his daughter singing that lullaby,i will never forget those ,it was like waiting for tornado

[@stevem2323]

All three are fucking brilliant.

[@Psyfi85]

@@Nobody-tu5wtsuch a haunting scene. He picked the perfect time to go, knew what he was doing gifting that Colt to Bob..

[@vincentfisher1603]

Brad Pitt owns this role. I can't imagine anyone else portraying Jesse James.

[@vincentfisher1603]

The Proposition is one of my all time favorite films, but "a thousand times better"?

[@vincentfisher1603]

I guess. But Brad nailed this role and Pearce would had done so too if he had gotten this role.

[@freddylumbergg4357e]

Josef Hautala Not the same obsessed Pitt hater again! All the shit you say is just your opinion and nothing more. You'll have to get used to the fact that the majority of cinema lovers consider Pitt to be a great actor. His performances in films like 12 Monkeys, Babel, Snatch, Fight Club, Moneyball, Tree Of Life etc. have been hailed by both audience and critics. It is a fact. Period. "Guy Pearce could have played this role a thousand times better than Pitt" "Pitt was just playing himself in Fight Club" HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH spot on, idiot! The most ridiculous comment I've read in a while. As for Guy Pearce, who the fuck cares anyway? You are an obsessed fool!

[@evageliapanagiotopoulos1370]

Josef Hautala omg what a weirdo! pitt is amazing and nailed that role. you are ignorant about cinema, otherwise you wouldn't negatively judge his performance here. and saying he was just ok in fight club makes your comment even more laughable. he was exceptional in fight club and stole every scene he was in. saying that he played himself in that movie can't help but make me laugh. there's no fight club without tyler durden and no tyler durden without pitt. compare this to his recent great performances (ex. this year's "fury") and you'll realise that the characters he portrays can be different in every aspect. such versatility! as anthony hopkins said, "a great character actor". 3-time oscar nominee and golden globe winner. perhaps you believe your opinion counts more than experienced actors', critics and objective cinemagoers', but the truth is that you are an ignorant asshole and nothing more. go back to your cave, freak.

[@marlyk5973]

Josef Hautala Oh, shut up, will you? It's not that Freeman or Pitt are bad actors. Actually, according to the majority of critics and film lovers, they are great. It's just that you are driven by obsessions who deprive you of the ability to appreciate good acting. You are bitching about Pitt in every youtube video. Ok, we got it, you are in love with Pearce and you consider him to be better than DDL. Let me tell you something; only a clueless fool would think this way. Every good actor has his own unique style. Comparing good actors is impossible. We can only assume one's style is more appropriate for a certain role. Pitt has given a unique touch to his successful portayals of Jeffrey Goines, Tylen Durden, Mickey O'Neil, Mr. O'Brien, Billy Beane etc, as any other good actor/artist has done in his own work. Every great performance is beautiful in all it's uniqueness. You don't like an acclaimed actor and believe he is garbage? That's alright, but it's just your opinion; a fool's opinion, if you ask me. Don't present your personal opinion as the objective truth, otherwise you'll never be respected.

[@Mentis-de]

The way he suddenly stop laughing, giving them a dirty glance and walk out... just scary. It's like he mean all that dead serious and it wasn't just a joke...

[@zippymufo9765]

It wasn't a joke. He was testing them and knew if they started laughing then they were hiding something.

[@brettsinger9565]

Jesse James was moody as all get out

[@Psyfi85]

@@brettsinger9565no excuse I guess but he had a tough life, Civil War, etc.

[@RandyLeftHandy]

​@@Psyfi85Being chased by Pinkertons for years is rough on the mental health

[@Dhdhdyqha]

@@RandyLeftHandyask dutch van der linde

[@aarona.aronson5779]

none of these three got an oscar for this movie

[@miurasrpnt_v2]

@roven 08 Well, Colonel Hans Landa (Christoph Waltz) got the Oscar if I'm correct.

[@senthilvelan544]

But they all did One year after the other.

[@boxmad5523]

Casey Affleck was nominated but lost to Javier Bardem for No Country for Old Men, which to be fair was an amazing performance as well, I think Casey would have been a well deserved winner though, he should really have been nominated for leading actor.

[@loficat4993]

Hollywood hates westerns.

[@F5Metal]

As good as Brad was there was no way he could beat Daniel Day Lewis that year.

[@lemonade4692]

excellent performance, Pitt

[@aNightmaresRequiem]

Jesse knew at this point.. he knew what they were conspiring..

[@bsongfms]

It's a shame that he stuck with them still even though he knew. I think his spirit just resigned when he realized he had no one left to trust. He purposely let Bobby shoot him :(

[@aarongomes7135]

In real life I cant imagine Jesse "knowing" because if he did Id imagine he would have killed them. Doesnt seem like the type of guy to just let himself get killed by a couple of jack offs. But hey made a good movie.

[@XtreemMetalManRedToTheBone]

@@aarongomes7135 you're ignorant. He literally, after reading the newspaper about the betrayal and having suspicion towards the two brothers, decides to put down his two guns, stand in front of them with his back to them and fix a painting while standing on a chair. That's literally asking for it. He WANTED TO DIE. He was tired of being the tough guy.

[@shotgunshawzy]

if he didn he wouldnt be dead, maybe in the movie tho lol ;)

[@mylobage]

That cast doe, acting force.

[@thykingdomcomethywillbedon9359]

mylobage soooooo true it's an understatement

[@thykingdomcomethywillbedon9359]

I'm sorry Auto corrected, lol

[@DaygoKid94]

All 3 of them have Oscars now

[@evanhanson6924]

Brad Pitt and Casey Affleck gave some of the best performances I have ever seen on film. Both incredibly underrated.

[@RustinChole]

Evan Hanson seriously how is this film so forgotten about? Almost every scene is fucking PERFECT. Filled with nuance, subtlety....all the actors were amazing. The score, cinematography.... brilliant film.

[@IndieRockerHippy]

3 of the best actors around. Can't believe none of then got Oscars for these roles. Some of the best acting i've seen

[@8301TheJMan]

AMEN!

[@EdNorty]

The way Sam Rockwell says "You got 'em. You got 'em. Ha ha ha ha." breaks my heart. You can really see the big brother in that man's face. That's exactly how you'd look if your little brother was being threatened by a bully that you can't do anything to.

[@melasvarco4791]

EdNorty yes yes yes

[@noezsk007]

Lol he bully that weirdo too lol

[@Jason_D86]

You nailed it. Very perceptive comment.

[@randomperson7525]

@@noezsk007 just for joke, but it was real dangerous situation

[@zachrizzo6525]

Rockwell is so underrated. He got his Oscar in 2017 tho

[@ftl06]

Three great actors right there

[@noahsallen7226]

This is the 2007 version of "funny how?"

[@thomasbaron5367]

Joe pesci would be pissing his pants

[@chadatwood1661]

"My God, what just happened?" Classic

[@bobgeorge5627]

impecable performances by everyone. Beats me how Brad Pitt didn't get an academy award nomination for this role - he was just splendid. It's simply a great film, underrated though.

[@ComedyBros5]

How he didn't win one for this, but got one of Once Upon a Time is beyond me. His performance in Once Upon was was fine, but it wasn't anything award-worthy.

[@kylejohns1765]

Brad Pitt never got one until someone massively influential in the industry went to prison. Funny that. Then he won an academy award the year the man was charged.

[@stevem2323]

@@ComedyBros5 Totally disagree, people often do that, underestimate roles like Cliff Booth. The manerism, the non verbal acting, positioning on the camera, the energy, not an easy thing to create an instant icon and badass like Cliff. Absolutely deserved Oscar.

[@stevem2323]

@@kylejohns1765 Yep, Harvey.

[@jnicholls21]

Affleck stole this movie from everyone. He's incredible in it.

[@fydcgf4828]

براد بيت أعظم ممثل في هوليوود إنه غريب الأطوار إنه ال أسطورة لن يتكرر أبدا وفيلمه جيسي جيمس من أعظم أفلامه

[@JohnPR590]

"Boooooooooooooooy I could hear ya gears grindin'! Rnnnnn rnnnnnn rnnn and your little motors wonderin': My God! What's next? What's happening to me!?"

[@justins.7316]

Johnneh590 unreal acting

[@KookzintehHouse]

2:23 Jesse is like ok it's not funny if both you are laughing.

[@MrC343]

I think it was more about just seeing how fake they were becoming towards him. The man is slowly tortured by the impending doom he knows is coming. He knows they're gonna betray him, but he has no other choice.

[@cowgomoo444]

MrC343 He does have another choice. He could murder them like he murdered 17 others. But he chooses to let it happen. He chose to die.

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

+Irwin Fletcher - So fucking realistic.

[@thykingdomcomethywillbedon9359]

Sad Man yes

[@mrkemrk]

Agree that it was a test for the Ford brothers. His face changed because they failed.

[@poise31786]

Thought he was Tyler Durden for a second.

[@garcalej]

Perhaps he was.

[@jefersonvilaede]

true!!! the laugh!!! lol

[@808ghostMiller]

🔥💯

[@willwalker6894]

More like Early Grayce

[@rafiputra9844]

Only watched this film yesterday, i must say the tense of this scene was unreal. Brad Pitt, Affleck, Rockwell's acting are all marvelous. The directing is absolutely masterful.

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

Damn good acting.

[@hambone-gv3sx]

Maybe Brad Pitt wasn't acting. In the past, he enjoyed playing practical jokes on his good friends.

[@richardsiciliano7117]

My older brother used to pull this on me. Get me laughing about something I was initially uncomfortable with, get me thinking everything is cool, then suddenly get all serious again. A great technique to establish dominance.

[@X6666xx]

INTENSE ECENE...GREAT ACTING....

[@neilhuddleston4817]

Jake slayer I

[@claudiagalante9613]

Brad Pitt is such a phenomenal actor. My all time favorite. I will never understand why people think that he's not good.

[@adolfryan1930]

Do they? I think he’s loved everywhere from my experience

[@AB-dq5kj]

Not just a pretty face, all his movies with no exception are exceptional 👌

[@NeilLewis77]

​@@adolfryan1930 ye some people just haven't seen movies like this or 12 monkeys. They tend to think he's always just cast as a pretty boy in oceans 11 and Troy etc.

[@alvojnikovic2171]

Jesse James was actually known to be kind of childish and goofy like this. Very accurate portrayal.

[@soundnessofmind7196]

That look brad gives at the end.. Chilling...his best performance of his career

[@RnBLover1997]

Love the performance by Casey and Pitt in this movie!!

[@letloveruleradah]

Fav scene

[@ReinaldodoVallevieira]

Look at the eye...Sam Rockwell is the best

[@dribblesg2]

+Reinaldo do Valle Sorry for the late reply but.. I couldn't agree more. They are all near perfect in this scene, but Sam from 1:40 onward is simply incredible.

[@15awesomehighfive]

Yes! He's such an underrated actor!

[@AD98.]

It was simply heartbreaking to see the same pain and sadness in both their eyes and it just hits so hard when Jesse leaves and how they both look at each other teary eyed trying to control and reflecting the same fear of their fate. They weren't cowards. They had no choice. Since the beginning they were reinforced to kill Jesse. They were just so afraid of him like Bob says at the end.

[@moesalem209]

And now he is Oscar winner

[@SimplyLimbo]

Reinaldo do Valle ow yeah. He did a great job. Rockwell is a true force. Seven psychopaths, diary of a dangerous mind (i believe the title was) etc.

[@GerardBeaubrun]

wow.. this is the most likely one of the most nuanced scene I've ever witnessed in history. many aspects of Jesse's madness, innate sense of loss, Bob's silent anger and Charlie's indecision between his loyalty to Jesse and protective feelings for his younger brother are being exposed here. Wow!

[@HumanMediaPlayer]

ye str8 up gang in dat bich nao mean

[@josho1459]

Gerard Beaubrun Exactly. I gotta tell you I feel for Charlie because he doesn't know what to do. He's gotta decide between Jesse or Robert.

[@RustinChole]

It’s an amazing movie. Almost every scene is filled with so much nuance, and subtlety....

[@danielblackburn1241]

@@HumanMediaPlayer what ?

[@solid434]

1:49 How his eyes change atm like sayin to Bob "Stfu, look how close u got from really gettin it" He almost shite on his pants cause he knew that JJ could've gone through it without hesitation.

[@tonydominic7810]

One of my favorite movies 💪💪💪

[@145Slap789]

After that stare down at the end, I would be afraid to sleep in the same house

[@khellafabdesslamkhaled4872]

that moment when Brad Pitt stopped laughing and gave him that malicious face.....that was EPIC !

[@thetruth1862]

This movie is a hidden gem that one day will get the respect it deserves

[@sdsteeler09]

He could tell right there he was dealing with two bold faced hipocrites...trying to get on his good side....definately a red flag

[@meris8486]

@HONESTO UNO Because they laughed when they should have been pissed

[@roastbeefy0weefy]

you missed the point of the movie big dog

[@thomaslopez3431]

3 future Oscar winners showing why they’re the best at what they do

[@RandomDudeOne]

The exact moment Bob and Charley realized they had to kill Jesse.

[@letrahisondesimages]

All three men in this scene are acting Oscar winners.

[@sifuk4649]

Brad Pitt was perfectly cast as Jesse James

[@toasterpastries5811]

*I didn't understand this scene until I read some of the comments.* But now it seems Jesse was just testing them to see if they would play along just to stay on his good side. A genuine person would have an authentic reaction of getting upset and criticizing Jesse for putting a knife to Bob's throat. Bob and his brother should not have been laughing; and Jesse knew it.

[@8301TheJMan]

"That dun ruin'd ma'-day!" LOL, fuckin loved him in this movie. Easily one of the best movies ever made and one of the best performances of all time. God, in this one scene there are so many great lines. i also especially love the one bout the dude floppin around on the ground like a fish!

[@Psyfi85]

“You was white as spit in a cotton field!”

[@TheCowardStrikesBack]

This movie is my favorite western of all time and I have seen them all.

[@CircumambulatingSamsara]

Best western ever made by a wide margin(imo). Insanely well done all around. Think I'll have to rewatch it yet again this afternoon.

[@Psyfi85]

‘And do not let him get behind you’ proceeds to let him get behind him. 😅

[@theGoldenboy111111]

they should nominate Sam Rockwell for the Oscar for only this scene , man this is how acting should be one of the best movies ever based on the acting performance from all actors , i can't believe how underrated this movie is

[@tuanjim799]

I found Charley to be one of the saddest characters in the film, especially in the last 25 or so minutes of the film. Sam Rockwell's performance is so real. Very underrated actor.

[@AD98.]

+Tuan Jim Man I gotta say I've been reading your comments on a lot of stuff I like and I can't help but notice how much similarity lies in our taste. Rockwell's performance and this movie and The Master all such incredible works of art. I'd really like to talk to you about some stuff if I ever be able to put it into words.

[@infinitegaming2884]

superb acting by these gentlemen..

[@wastehazey6468]

Can't believe they all fell for the classic sudden knife to the throat prank

[@justinbgr]

This is such a great scene. The surprise knife to the throat, followed by Jesse's accusation half spoken; and then the implication that he's just giving Bob a hard time, like always. And then there's everything Bob and Charlie do after this: Charlie first being reticent to cut the tension with a story at Bob's expense, instead engaging in a half-hearted chuckle, seemingly finding himself miscast as the dumb yet unduplicitous and loyal peace maker that he has been throughout the film. Jesse flashes a look from Charlie to Bob as Charlie seems for the first time to be unsure which of the two to take his cue from. Then there's Bob with surpised anger at Jesse for his action, followed by a seemingly new ability to let things go and a new-found interest in the reaction of his brother. Bob doesn't unashamedly chastise Jesse for failing to live up to a hero in some narrative. He doesn't fiercely and with young bravado seek to correct the accusations and assault on his character spoken by Jesse, desperate to prove himself to his hero yet again. When Charlie and Bob both react with uneasy laughter instead of olive branches and indignation, Jesse knows they've betrayed him before Dick Liddel even makes the paper.

[@cringlator]

Least unhinged fella from Missouri

[@jayj2903]

How Rockwell, Pitt or Casey Affleck didn't get an Oscar I'll never understand.

[@sadeaton]

Oscar committee are all phildoodles.

[@Psyfi85]

No Country, Zodiac didn’t help.

[@mdarmankhan6629]

If it were possible, I would have given Oscars to all three of them

[@stephendale20]

YOU DON'T KNOW WHERE I'VE BEEN LEW!!!! YOU DON'T KNOW WHERE I'VE BEEN!!!

[@merveben4753]

sam rockwell's watery eyes tho omg

[@TalonsOfFire]

Some of the best cinematography and music of any film from the 2000s. Great script and acting too. Would love to see an extended cut. Easily one of Brad Pitt's best performances.

[@Frank-ly5hx]

One of the best acted scenes of all time

[@WayToManyAssassins]

Man, Brad Pitt's acting is amzing

[@kekionw935]

My Favorite Scene...

[@iangreen1603]

One of the best scenes in movie history

[@adambernstein4735]

As soon as I saw this scene in the move I said damn this scene must be on youtube because it stood out as the best acting in the movie. I was right.

[@WyattJames2025]

Psychopath: Clearly and profoundly

[@bushhippie7372]

This movie is such a damn masterpiece. I love a good traditional shoot ‘em up western but this is such a slow psychological burn. It’s in a tier of its own.

[@stevencoates3382]

Brad Pitt does psycho so well...

[@PiCheZvara]

This is the scene where the movie confirmed Jesse knew they want to kill him. But I think he knew even before he put the knife to Bob's throat, I think he knew even before he yelled at the Fords for going off alone to the field, I think he knew it the moment they left the shop Bob worked at. The way he looked at them as he sat and started to leave on his horse...yeah, he knew. He knew even before Charley did, Bob gave it away IMO. He probably suspected it was going this way even on the lake where Charley was convincing him to take Bob with them. I took it that these scenes meant he was resigned to his fate, he knew his time was up, he knew he couldn't run forever. It was either a gun fight, a prison or gallows, or a sneaky assassination. And I think he chose the latter, because it spared him the humiliation of being arrested and powerless and because he was sort of scheming to make his assassins look like wimps. He wasn't going to give them the satisfaction of looking bad ass in killing him. That's also why he gave Bob the nice gun as a present, so he looks like an extra piece of shit and so he is ridden by guilt and public contempt afterwards. I think Jesse knew these guys are not true killers, that if they killed him, it would haunt them. I think that's why he played with them like this, so they knew he isn't some moron, he isn't an easy target, so they understand, even after the fact, he could've killed them at any time if he wanted to. It's as if he was saying "you dumb mfers, you think I'm going to go that easy?" He intimidated them so much, in the end, he pretty much had to babysit them into murdering him, completely surrendering himself. The whole final hour was Jesse pretty much accepting his death on the hands of these two, or accepting his death on the hands of Bob because he probably figured he is the sneaky one, that Charley was full of shit, but he was kind of earnest in his bullshitting, he was simply a selfish, goofy prick. Bob on the other hand was a snake, acting all innocent, or friendly, but he clearly had a lot of jealousy and issues on the inside.

[@fortogarebel8872]

Great analysis. Seriously

[@Itssarisado]

Rockwell's masterclass acting 👌

[@kylemossi]

That's what you do when dealing with a psychopath, adapt or die. Unfortunately Jesse wasn't that kind of crazy, and was testing their reactions, which gave away their motives.

[@Mikewiings]

“wanna know how that feels??? unpleasant… and i honestly can’t recommend it” 😭🤣

[@808ghostMiller]

🤣

[@mohanicus]

brad pitt was absolutely fantastic in this film... hands down one of the best performances of the last 10 years...he played jesse james so well...he honestly had me shittin my pants because you didn't know what he was going to do with his constant thinking that he was being betrayed and his mood swings... a very dangerous mind games he would play... sam rockwell was amazing in this scene seeing his brother being terrorised and laughing along with jesse but feeling distraught and feeling bad for his brother being bullied at the same time... and at 2:20 jesse's mood changing from a laughing madman to "dont fuck with me im onto you two and your schemes" is an amazing piece of acting to see.

[@majatadic549]

All three of them are great in this scene!!

[@IchDienn]

“You two havin a spat”….?? ❤

[@jig-ga]

the test if you actually stand up for yourself no matter WHO you face

[@richardsiciliano7117]

The 3 best films of the 2000's? The Dark Knight There Will Be Blood This film

[@willwalker6894]

I got a top 25 list of the 2000’s 1. There Will Be Blood 2. The Dark Knight 3. The Lord of the Rings trilogy 4. The Assassination of Jesse James 5. Gladiator 6. The Departed 7. No Country For Old Men 8. Eternal Sunshine and the Spotless Mind 9. Spirited Away 10. Inglorious Bastards 11. Memento 12. City of God 13. Casino Royale 14. Kill Bill Vol. 1 15. The Squid and the Whale 16. Pan’s Labyrinth 17. Children of Men 18. American Psycho 19. Old Boy 20. The Pianist 21. Amores perros 22. Mystic River 23. Zodiac 24. Training Day 25. Mulholland Drive

[@richardsiciliano7117]

@@willwalker6894 Excellent list. There's a few comedies that I would have on mine. Tropic Thunder, Anchorman, Little Miss Sunshine. Whiplash was also a favorite of mine, another Western would be Open Range.

[@willwalker6894]

@@richardsiciliano7117 I forgot those. Little Miss Sunshine is great. Anchorman and Tropic Thunder are classics. Superbad and Juno were other great comedies from the 2000’s.

[@domyfu]

I remember when they were filming this outside my town in alberta

[@benoakman3069]

Brad Pitt doing that Johnny Knoxville laugh lol

[@JJGerrard1980]

This is the best performance of Pitt's career. Makes sense that a MO kid would reach his zenith playing the most famous celebrity from MO before Pitt hit the stage. This movie transcends film and is a work of Art.

[@DalecooperZ]

This scene is so complex on so many levels...

[@kansasjayhawk8386]

They're absolutely terrified of Jesse.

[@spacecase8888]

How do those phildoodles manage to live without leaking out all over their clothes? It's a good question.

[@ianmangham4570]

Imagine kids nowadays going back with no electricity 😅

[@thehumanrunner]

I believe this was Brads best role.

[@xeli1994x]

One of the best scenes

[@octaviancaesarhibernicus4447]

"My god what just happened"....!

[@quranturkavich4146]

can’t imagine anyone other than Brad Pitt as this role

[@cnote2458]

Brad Pitt is a rare type of actor. As he actually fits into any role he is put into. I think him and Jack Nicholson are the 2 best actors of all time. I remember when Pitt first started and he was against it from the majority of the male population(Well at least from the U.K). I'd hear grown ups say he will be big just because he looks good. Then he did Fight Club which made us take notice. Then he did snatch and the rest is history. Every film he has been in he has killed it. And is actually loved from the males (not in a homosexual way lol) just as much as the ladies.

[@bushhippie7372]

Great scene and amazing subtext but I absolutely laugh every time he says “That done ruined my day!” I say that shit so much my friends and family are pretty over it.

[@leroyhovatter7051]

boy I could hear your gears grinding reeeer reeeer his motor thinking what's happening to me epic

[@grahamrad2836]

I've said this before it's Sam that steals this movie. Everything he does he goes thru every human emotion

[@jalsbrook4475]

Just one example of why this is the best western ever made.

[@martinh1309]

Jesus christ no

[@jalsbrook4475]

@@martinh1309 Jesus has nothing to do with it. It’s my opinion and I have a right to it same as you

[@martinh1309]

@@jalsbrook4475 its wrong.

[@slimpickens2561]

his face at the end lol

[@clarkyrock187-]

Best scene from a fucking great movie!

[@goldeneagle2360]

1:11 Me when my boss wakes me up from sleeping on the job

[@stevem2323]

Pitt is perfection here, like Sam and Casey too.

[@travishall6442]

Brad Pitt is the only one to play this role

[@Ben-bg2lp]

Sam Rockwell is a master of his trade. I felt the most tension in this scene because of his genius.

[@IIty2iII]

This vid done made my day!!!

[@ldude]

Brad was good! I think about his character often, like when I get mad and confront: You best just spit it out right now, lol

[@mrjamesgrimes]

I could have done with Pitt lingering just a beat longer

[@wolftownesque]

both casey and sam have oscars, i swear to god brad pitt deserves one too

[@chipwells1352]

Just left the house in St. Joseph, MO. The room is not that big, but everything else is about the way it happened.

[@fernandocontreras1577]

This what happens when a maniac knows you know 😂