Legends of the Fall - Tristan defends One Stab's honor

[@NathanShike-xy4ec]

As a Native myself I can understand Tristins anger!!! He grew up with One Stab and they spoke the language together and he just wanted that bartender to show him the respect that Tristin gives him

[@Erin-p5g]

It's not about you, Narcissist

[@jameswahnee-vn5nt]

Piss off. Soulless one. ​@@Erin-p5g

[@andreww9513]

@@Erin-p5g You meant to say "My childhood didn't teach me empathy." It's okay though, it isn't your fault, your parents left you underequipped.

[@staciegreen9950]

The natives have been treated so poorly, my family is from Northern Wisconsin and I seen it first hand

[@babbar123]

One Stab was in fact the one who brought Tristan up. This is a legendary movie. Love it.

[@annalisavajda252]

Not entirely his Dad wrote that book to try to convince the Government to treat them better too though so he was raised to respect them and One Stab was family to them. He's like a half breed culturally.

[@barrypeers8665]

what the usa did to those peaceful people was the beginning and the usa those in power have never stopped doing what they do , the world has had enough of this evil tyrant and about time too.,BRICS is COMING

[@robertisham5279]

@@barrypeers8665 Oh stop it the Indians were anything but peaceful.

[@nomadhakunamatata5793]

@@robertisham5279 he never said they were.

[@shaunrogers6658]

@@robertisham5279 he was quite civilized i assure you,

[@KenyanApple]

One of the greatest movies of all time...

[@pentelred]

give or take a few dozen.

[@johnnoonan5802]

yes for sure a great movie with wounderful actors , we need more great ones like this one

[@georgewashington6225]

You won't get them because all these dumb kids enjoy nowadays are stupid comicbook movies instead of a film that's has morals involved...sad...

[@tristandutkowski5761]

The amount of comments here says it all. Movies are just not what they used to be

[@benjaminbalderas3997]

Yesssss like Alfred say!!!!

[@ww3ww351]

One Stab: Maybe it's a weird time to mention it, but I don't actually drink...

[@vozdelatalaya2041]

Lol

[@theriddlerUSA]

One Stab wanted a Piña Coloda.

[@tysonthomas7094]

Maybe he wanted a Long Island Ice Tea!

[@johngilmore697]

I really wanted a white wine spritzer.

[@frankmachin5438]

😂😂😂

[@riseseast6864]

Sir Anthony Hopkins' stare at Brad Pitt and Pitt's reaction just evokes emotions. Very deep.

[@tmac2798]

Rises East one of the most brilliant movies ever made. Acting doesn’t get much better then this , and on top of it all this movie is high over looked

[@errickflesch5565]

Dad was handling the situation....Brad butted in. Anthony as a father looked at Brad in embarrassment for the way Brad was trying to handle things without respect of honor. No self control. Dad used his wisdom and self control. Pops would have gotten his 4 beers without violence.

[@Metalhead.1315]

@@errickflesch5565 yeah but I think he snapped because of his PTSD and the loss of his brother he most likely has alot of anger built up.

[@scottanderson2871]

@@Metalhead.1315 right, this scene is a depiction where the dad finally realized just how broken Tristan was from the war.

[@anniesmolkin7685]

He wasn’t proud of him in that moment at all

[@tommythrifter8739]

The look that his dad (Hopkins) gives him at 2:26 is when he knows his son is screwed up from the events of the war. This is PTSD before the term existed.

[@wesleygary6651]

You mean shell shock? Cause that's not what is driving Tristan. PTSD is a joke name for a fake condition. Now shell shock--that's the one that does damage.

[@tommythrifter8739]

@@wesleygary6651 Shell shocked works too. My point was that his dad realizes at the moment his favorite son is not well. The dad is a veteran too but he didn't go through what Tristan went through (Samuel). If you haven't already, search for the deleted scenes from the film. It's about Tristan after the war.

[@NoUnknown-y5p]

It wasn’t the war, Onestab raised him to be a warrior. If you notice in the war scenes, he didn’t struggle at all. Tristan is broken bc he couldn’t save Samuel. Guilt is the bear he is struggling with inside. His perceived failure. He mentions this several times. “I couldn’t bring Samuel back either could I?”- to his father “I couldn’t save him” -to Susannah (“Samuel’s dead”) “That’s my fault.” That is why Col Ludlow says “Samuel chose to be a soldier and soldiers die.” To remind him it’s not his fault. Tristan’s reaction is also from someone disrespecting Onstab. He’s not going to tolerate that, war or no war. Next to Samuel, Onestab is his closest family. They share a deep bond.

[@webkid4567]

​@@wesleygary6651A joke name for a fake condition? PTSD and "shell-shock" are the same thing, genius

[@wesleygary6651]

@@webkid4567 Hey fuck-tard--not the same. Look up George Carlin. Shell-shock isn't the same thing. Course--i'm the dumbass thinking you have seen combat. Again--i'm wrong. I'm sure you havn't.

[@Mellowcanuck33]

I love how he dropped the Cree name. Usually its...Apache, Comanche, Crow.

[@TheRampagingGallowglass75]

What Tristan saw in that grizzly bear was a true animal spirit. He didn't lose his nerve nor was his warrior prowess dimmed. For Tristan probably felt a deeper connection with that wild animal, as both were of the wilderness, free to roam untrammeled & powerfully territorial. Nor was Tristan's inherent alpha male pride affected or threatened by that lumbering fearsome beast, as in ways Tristan saw himself or at least aspects of his genuine nature in that bear...viscerally & spiritually. He felt a deeper connection, both primal & mystical. That grizzly was his spirit animal, literally!

[@alexwilliams4264]

Well said !! They were one and the same and he knew that bear didn't deserve such an ignominious death.

[@TheRampagingGallowglass75]

@@alexwilliams4264 Yes! And thank you ❤️👍

[@peterolvera9181]

Correct me if I’m wrong But didn’t Tristan die fighting that same grizzly bear later on in the movie ?

[@TheRampagingGallowglass75]

@@peterolvera9181 I doubt it. Definitely another one that probably wasn't born during this scene

[@alexwilliams4264]

@@peterolvera9181 yeah fighting it with a knife at close quarters not just shooting it from a distance!!

[@jimbishop8667]

As captain Call said in Lonesome dove.... "can't stand rudeness is a man... won't tolerate it"!

[@khanimran7465]

Well said

[@karelvanderwalt3625]

another classic timeless

[@kinnertubbyson]

and he said he didn't know any philosophy...

[@dropkickirish4449]

As an Army combat veteran who outweighs most guys by 40+ pounds - and has 4+ inches of height on them - none of that means jackshit, not a goddamn thing as to the outcome of a fight.

[@theriddlerUSA]

Thank you for serving our country Sir. I hope you are living well. 🇺🇲

[@MarsFKA]

Saw this movie years ago. Finally made it to Montana in 2015. Was there for two weeks. Not long enough. Going back.

[@staticon1976]

It was filmed in Alberta Canada

[@MarsFKA]

@@staticon1976 Good to know.

[@gregthompson8062]

@@staticon1976 Actually parts were filmed in Montana and parts in Canada

[@staticon1976]

@@gregthompson8062 negative. Entirety filmed in Alberta

[@Unpainted_Huffhines]

@@staticon1976 But it was _set_ in Montana.

[@Woodstock71]

Best movie EVER!!!!! I can watch this over n over n over again.

[@hebertviera9853]

no me cansare nunca de ver esta pelicula me emociona daludos desde parque del plata canelones URUGUAY sud america

[@terrismith9095]

"But I don't drink, Tristian." -One Stab

[@JC-xc8rx]

😂

[@PangurBan-l1s]

It wasn’t about the drink it was about respect.

[@ceckolalovia]

When you have the balls to do what is nessesary instead of holding back

[@stalker7892]

Balls? You have a strange way of looking at things. He blind sided him.

[@genox3636]

You're idolizing a broken man that took the wrong road of action 👏 It takes real balls to have restraint.

[@bdub8522]

I think you misunderstood the point of this scene.

[@civilizationmeansdomestica929]

Yup. Unlike to spineless turds of today who would call mommy or daddy to "do something"!

[@civilizationmeansdomestica929]

@@stalker7892 he shouldn't have turned his back on an aggressor.

[@farnorthpicker56]

Time to watch this movie again. It was fantastic!

[@whodatis2]

Reminds me of my second husband so much. Prideful to the end at age 40. I miss him

[@Proud_GOY_Not_juwish]

2nd husband!? I never understand people who get married more than once! Marriage is taken as a joke nowadays

[@Rob-ze4ic]

@@Proud_GOY_Not_juwishbecause women do it for status not love

[@lukeseven4719]

@@Proud_GOY_Not_juwish. What it must me be like to be perfect. strange comment.

[@pdfico]

@@Proud_GOY_Not_juwish climb down off your high horse you sanctimonious slug. KZbin comment section is not the place for your holier than though remarks.

[@michel3265]

Roughly translated what One Stab said to Tristan “that’s the bear that nearly killed you” A great film

[@MrCageCat]

michel3265 Thanks. Tell me, does the DVD show what OneStab says when you have the subtitles on?

[@michel3265]

CageCat I don’t think so. I only understand since I’m Cree from Saskatchewan 🇨🇦

[@MrCageCat]

michel3265 Oh ok cool. I'm German (mostly) from South Africa. Visited my dad who worked in Saskatchewan back in 2001 for 3 weeks. Lovely place (even though it was December and I've never experienced such cold before).

[@JR-kc8jx]

CageCat I’m a North Carolinian

[@sexcorpio6976]

Thank you

[@PwnyDwn]

This scene really does a great job at showing a broken man at the end of hit wits... And a father's pain seeing just how broken his son has become.

[@andreselectrico]

I respect your taking but I disagree. I think the father realizes, with some degree of surprise and even fear, the kind of man Tristan has become. Somehow reckless and crazy, maybe, but someone of honor and deed. I think the father acknowledges this and respects it.

[@PwnyDwn]

@@andreselectrico maybe because I'm a combat veteran with pretty bad PTSD I just get a different vibe

[@andreselectrico]

@@PwnyDwn Our experiences shape our perceptions. And yours is certainly a profound, defining, one. Fully agree, there is, definitely, some PTSD in Tristan´s reaction, but I think that there is also integrity, regardless of how hurt he can be. I see that integrity in your honesty too. Thanks for sharing this with me. By the way, I have a lot of respect for people who are willing to carry out that sort of sacrifice for what they believe is right. I can not emulate your combat experience but I know that good people get hurt, sometimes badly. And even in those darkest moments they manage to find the light. Probably your experiences are not going to go away, but by sharing them, you´ll find a way out. Wish you the best of lucks.

[@PwnyDwn]

@@andreselectrico I appreciate the good vibes and the pleasant reply. That's rare on the Internet now days. Tristan reacted here in a way very much the way I would myself. One of the issues I gained after my second deployment was just a raw lack of patience with hateful or toxic people like this bar tender here. Blind hate or racism or just ill will towards my friends or loved ones now days tends to send me straight into a fit of rage. I was recently detained by local police for clobbering someone at the gas station. The officer happened to have served in the same unit as me and let me go, and even the person I hit apologized. I could be more sorry because the poor guy didn't deserve that level of response but I couldn't help it. You really do see hear and feel things very differently once you've had certain experiences. Thanks again for the kind words and insights.

[@andreselectrico]

@@PwnyDwn Your´re very welcome brother. I feel you. I know that sort of toxic behavior very well, which is the reason why I respect Tristan´s reaction. And believe me, blind hate, ill will or racism fully justify rage. We just need to channel it properly. I found guitar playing and some martial arts, but it could be writing, acting, reading philosophy, speaking out against injustice publicly, helping the community, teaching your skills to others so they can deal with toxic assholes, and so on. We need to let our hurt to turn into love for our fellow human beings. Even the toxic ones, after defeating them with punching poetry, we should turn them into friends (the very definition of victory: making a friend of an enemy). The time for justice is always been now; fighting for it in the proper way is healing and will save the world. Be well my friend.

[@jamesclark9347]

Great scene. Excellent movie My favorite line in the movie is "Screw the Government" . When they have decided to run liquor!

[@kj7099]

He took the proper action. Love this movie and scene.

[@TheCanadian888]

A good example of when violence is justified

[@AB-dq5kj]

I don't call it violence, I call it teaching the douche a lesson

[@somethindarker]

The exact opposite actually, if the book is any indication, the man never learned to accept natives and Tristan's beating only added to his disdain. The violence might make you feel good and righteous but only for the moment his father was being diplomatic and the bartender was actually going to serve One Stab before Tristan attacked him and forced him to pour a drink. You missed the entire point of this scene.

[@TOETHELINEGOLF1]

@@somethindarker the exact opposite, Tristan is a broken man from the war. He is not the same person and his Father knows for sure now. Tristan handled the situation the way his mind allowed him too. There is no diplomacy in war. Only shattered shells of human beings. You missed the entire point of this scene.

[@Lectric_Blue]

@somethindarker & @JonP You're both correct. Two different ways of interpreting the same scene but both are valid. We see from different viewpoints depending on how much we know (about the event) or how our own experiences add bias to our perception. The one thing you have both in common though, is your apparent need to score points with your final sentence. Be nice. 🙂

[@TOETHELINEGOLF1]

@@Lectric_Blue I apologize. I was just repeating verbatim your ending sentence to your response comment. No hard feelings.

[@valzzy138]

one of my highlights of this great movie....

[@stgildas1]

My ooohh my! I love this film. What a cast. Fantastic.❤️❤️❤️❤️💥💥💥💥

[@ArgosySpecOps]

At the very end you can see Decker try to hide the fact that he was slightly amused by this wild display from a feral creature on his brother-in-laws behalf.

[@unknownstranger6875]

One Stab is his brother in law? I didn’t know him and Pet were brother and sister. Or are you referring to Tristan? Because Tristan becomes his son in law.

[@traviskrause8509]

Like i said before what tristan did to defend his freinds honor was a beautiful thing!!! Give a hell yes for the the native american!!!

[@chateaupig826]

It's a toss up between who was treated more appallingly : The Amercan native or the African slaves

[@chateaupig826]

Americas legacy

[@pauleddy1910]

And that's why this is one of the best movie scenes ever the richness of detail the point of view from all characters the sense of emptiness and self-sufficiency in the old west brilliant acting by all involved

[@andreselectrico]

This is a great movie, which I love so much, particularly this scene. I watched it for first time when I was barely a teenager, and have repeated it many times since, particularly this scene. There are many well acted and very telling scenes in this movie (Tristan crying in the grave of his brother for instance), but this one evokes in me strong emotions. Tristan has become a man of deed and honor, and his father discovers this in this scene, which partially surprises him (he was his little boy after all) but nonetheless acknowledges with some admiration...and even some degree of healthy, prideful, fear. What can I say of the acting. Sir Hopkins as great as always, and Brat Pitt displaying this great ability of him to explore righteous anger. In my view Mr. Pitt, the actor and the person, represents, together with other great people, what I would call American white manhood at its best.

[@firehouse6226]

Back in the day, it was understood that Native Americans were unable to handle alcohol. In Alaska today, selling alcohol to the Natives is illegal by Alaskan law.

[@temsedgwick9494]

I don’t think that’s accurate . Some places in Alaska have banned alcohol, but if a native walked into a bar in Fairbanks, it’s not illegal to serve them.

[@genox3636]

​@temsedgwick9494 it is accurate, their DNA is different than Europeans. There are accounts of pioneers giving native Americans a thimble of alcohol and they would get crazy, so to speak.

[@Bream243]

It takes us white men about 5 shots to go crazy and act like idiots@@genox3636

[@dorastrazzeri4101]

L ho visto tante volte, è sempre un grande piacere

[@markdubois3614]

Its about Respect! 3 will never be 4.

[@omgorangelollipop8184]

Just give him a goddamn beer

[@henryrodgers1752]

War changes men. They often become unable or unwilling to tolerate 🐃💩

[@Анастасия-д8т9у]

Фильм-где не нужен перевод. Гениальные, любимые актеры!!! Не говорю по-английски, но до слез история!

[@minutemartialarts3152]

Understand a little of that. Don't understand English, but sometiabout history

[@rare.phukin.spotted.halibut]

As a kid, I memorized that line over, and over again. It was cool; expected, macho. I was a small sickly kid, and needed others to defend me. As an adult, it is still a helluva scene well-acted, however the bartender was just doing his job, and was gonna pour the 4th beer anyway. Him getting beat up was unnecessary except to Tristan. His father was disappointed, and as well as Stab. That is Tristan's "...what?" response at the end when he notices them not elated. Such a well-written story!

[@robertadam7080]

You don't understand. Stab wasn't disappointed, he saw Tristan dealing with his demons after the war.

[@rare.phukin.spotted.halibut]

@@robertadam7080, I think you watched a different movie.

[@robertadam7080]

@rare.phukin.spotted.halibut Or just understand more about the story. That period in the movie,he almost hurt his women ,and almost kill himself too. The bear inside him was not in peace. He had to live to find his peace,and come back as a different person. Stab understood that,he knew what was going on with him,even when he was away.

[@teufeldritch]

"It was a good death."

[@garrickmorin4007]

I'm plains cree and I approve Brad Pitts hair

[@jessicae.s.340]

Ole Brad was a stud in this one👍

[@keithpaterson3214]

Rarely does a movie out do the book, this is one of those rare occasions.

[@d.w.935]

Best Brad Pitt movie ever, I always wished that they would have done another western with him in it!😎

[@hokahey7236]

They did. It's called 'The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford' and Brad Pitt plays Jesse James.

[@d.w.935]

@@hokahey7236 yes I did see that, and I couldn't wait to see it, when it was coming out, because I love the story of Jessie James, and of course young guns and anything with Billy the Kid, or any of the other legends, but I still think they should come out with a badass western story, with Brad Pitt, he nailed the Tristan character with Legands of the Fall! 😎

[@MrGrxxx123]

The original yellow stone

[@NoUnknown-y5p]

AGREED!!!! This^^^^ and have you noticed how similar the Yellowstone and Ludlow homesteads are to each other??? Not a coincidence.

[@billyin4c514]

Hundreds? Come on man man you already beat me over the head with that jack, don't beat me over the heads with lies.

[@wymple09]

He's got friends, and he's thirsty.

[@podsmpsg1]

That bartender needed to be taught a lesson. Tristan did the right thing.

[@XxxX-wx3er]

It was around 1918, racism didn’t really make substantial progress until the 60’s. This was the times.

[@genox3636]

Seriously? You would think differently about the native Americans if you lived at that time, there was still tension and complexity.

[@michaelgadeke5712]

I disagree. He was just a bartender, and he said that the owner told him not to serve Indians.

[@MarquitaCooi-cm5er]

What might be necessary for one might not be for the next person.

[@NCLUSA]

My grand Son is named Tristan because of this movie, my Daughter must have liked the movie?. I have only seen my grand son once, he was one year old when I met him, he weighed 40 pounds at one year of age, he's 13 now, and I may never see him again, (long story).

[@zhugeliang1000]

AWESOME SCENE, AWESOME MOVIE

[@thomastammaro693]

I love it. Tristan was the shit.

[@telefunkenyou47]

Drinks one beer and goes crazy and tries to fight everyone! “That’s why we don’t serve injuns alcohol.”

[@Riskmangler]

Plot twist - The beer was Bud Lite.

[@131601]

What a movie. A must watch…….

[@grumerguy]

How come I have not seen this movie? I dunno! Maybe I'll get it on video.

[@timl8352]

Now I want a beer.

[@Rick_Sanchez_C137_]

In the last few years I have twice been only feet from a bear…. Alaska is a wonderful place, even if it sometimes makes my heart race.

[@whctjsdlfqhrlfprl]

Ma man

[@petyrkowalski9887]

Thereafter he was known as “Big Chief Chugging beer”

[@rexroscoeroggaschjr7530]

Old bill, young bull Young bull got him 1 beer, old bill would have gotten him beer forever

[@Atomic_K9-ik2dm]

Brad pitt on an average Thursday

[@kellygoins6376]

Looks to me like Tristan was defending his friend's honor against that racist asshole bartender when no one else had the spine to.

[@scottprather5645]

Awesome movie also it's Brad Pitt at his peak in my opinion

[@waterdeptworker]

Joe Biden would label Tristan a White Racist....Lets go Brandon!!

[@allengreene9954]

What Gave You the Gall to let this Come Out of You’re Mouth????🤢🤢🤢🤢

[@jerrybryant4489]

Bittersweet.

[@MrGrxxx123]

No dawdling service!

[@zabaleta66]

Great scene. I've seen a small part of this movie, where Brad Pitts woman gets tragically killed......would love to watch the rest but that scene is too sad.

[@johnnyrottenwood4935]

I wish they would make more movies like this but sadly these fine actors are aging out and Hollywood doesn't seem to care. They just want to make Marvel type movies with all CGI and diversity hires.

[@powwowcritic13]

Tristan reminds me of my brother Alex

[@tsmitty0090]

Anyone else reminded of the music from Elwynn Forest in wow.

[@easterdm]

not even close bro

[@fiilthy]

I have slaughtered many Alliance there.. I can hear it.

[@cyclingbutterbean]

Anyone care to contemplate that this is the bear that kills Tristian in the end?

[@genox3636]

Umm, we all know that.

[@keithpaterson3214]

Killed each other is the way I like to think it ended.

[@Michael-ll6bs]

But how come after all that Tristan drank the beer that was supposed to be for his friends? Wtf

[@genox3636]

Because there were 3 other beers on the table.

[@somyosaiemsaard2070]

ชอบตอนนี้มากเปิดดูหลายรอบเลย

[@somethindarker]

Looking through the comments I'm astounded at how everyone seemed to miss the point of this scene entirely. If Tristan had had his way the bartender would've probably killed him and it wasn't until his father and the bartender had come to an understanding to serve One Stab and had his back turned to him that Tristan attacked him. Did no one see how disappointed One Stab was in Tristan? The bartender was only doing as he was told, he said it himself "there now, it's the owner he sais he doesn't want to serve indians" so Tristan attacking him was only self gratification not attacking the problem itself. Tristan wasn't his fathers "favorite" the reason it seems that way is because Tristan is the problem child he was selfish, impulsive, temperamental, he got his brother killed in the war and never thought things through his father loved his child and knew he needed the extra care.

[@allengreene9954]

Dude was the Owner.

[@devanman7920]

Exactly. The look from (anthony hopkins) at the end explains it all

[@alwillk]

Actually the father was protecting tristian from killing the bartender and causing more problems for himself. Tristan was an emotional hot head, but he was tough. He killed all those Germans in WW1 and got revenge on the corrupt people who killed his wife later in the movie. “Tristan was a rock they broke themselves against” One stab says this in the end that he was wrong about Tristan living to be an old man.

[@nomadhakunamatata5793]

Tristan was his favorite. he saw himself in Tristan and tried to protect him and give him a calm life. Tristan was his father's son and had too much fire in his soul for peace. his disappointment in this scene was from seeing how broken Tristan had become and knowing the path he was now on. he saw his own pain and torment in his sons' eyes.

[@allanlomas5133]

@@devanman7920 He was dissapinted and a little bit scared of him.

[@oldindependent3040]

This made me thirsty

[@keithmcphail1152]

so over the top

[@NormSauceman]

AMEN

[@tomevans4402]

Yes

[@johngibson2884]

Spoiler alert....... That was the Bear that ended up killing Tristan in the end of the movie, making them one forever.

[@traviskrause8509]

Awesome!!!

[@Jarod-te2bi]

1:00 is that a real thing in some First Nations culture?

[@eliasGonzaloBrito]

Darlo en Cadtellano

[@benquinneyiii7941]

Essex Nimitz

[@chetarmlin1196]

Who shoots with gloves on.

[@NoUnknown-y5p]

Hitmen, actually….

[@chetarmlin1196]

@@NoUnknown-y5p Yeah? Try it.

[@BigDuke6ixx]

Bub Light?

[@genox3636]

😂

[@nemo9xiphos]

😻👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@fernandoarista3302]

How I wish people would treat racists today. Not elect them

[@johnludwig8448]

Oh shut the fuck up you liberal snowflake twat.

[@jimbishop8667]

Lowest Black unemployment in the entire history of the United States, Black and Hispanic small business up 400% ..... If Trump is racist he's the worst racist ever! Shame on you for listening to race baiting opportunist instead of looking at the real facts and forming your own opinion!

[@fernandoarista3302]

@@jimbishop8667 Shut your dumbass up. Employment don't mean shit when the jobs are low wage. Show me proof of this fake ass "400%" number

[@jacobwhite281]

How’s Brandon working out for ya Fernando?

[@m0ntheg3rs]

The only people that vote and nominate based on race are democrats. How’s the at working out for this country you fckstick

[@santiagouriarte-kn4gn]

Mucho huevo

[@alanbaxter5897]

The bartender was right. lol.

[@chriszablocki2460]

This film doesn't make it into my fiction 13. Have a nice day.

[@devanman7920]

I dunno what that means?

[@dustinlerch9272]

He didn’t even pour one. Damn beers are full of head

[@Rastus123]

Overacting by poor old Bradley…

[@grigorirasputin5020]

What's with the shitty audio? Why even bother posting with low audio?

[@josecarranza7555]

The bar tender is a trump supporter.

[@genox3636]

You're so brainwashed.

[@oldschooljack3479]

PTSD... Not funny.

[@JayRiemenschneider]

What a corny mess of a terrible movie. 😅

[@danrobitaille2274]

No fight is ever a fair fight.

[@somyosaiemsaard2070]

ชอบแบทพิตบทนี้ห้าวได้ใจจริงๆ

[@noearias1539]

La mejor forma de tratar a un racista!

[@powertrioagency5795]

❄️ / S!MP$ In Therapy For Months Now.😂😏

[@bobnewfart]

He should have run down there and pet that bear.. Dirty hippie