Moonstruck Bakery Scene

I don't own the rights to this movie.
The bakery scene from the movie Moonstruck.
Seriously, the most hilarious scene ever.

[@eileennace9750]

This is the most tormented man I have ever known. I'm in love with this man, but he doesn't know it. He could never love anyone since he lost his hand and his girl. (I was waiting for that line, one of my favorites in the movie. But they cut it off just before Chrissy said it.) This is by far my favorite movie of all time!

[@mia.2857]

It is not cut...not on my tape...

[@natalieps2387]

It's a perfect film.

[@lindildeev5721]

The most tormented ? Well, wait to meet Peter Loew : he's even worse.

[@cosmicghostrider2968]

I love how operatic he's being in this scene.

[@seagullmug549]

this movie is so accurately Italian I love it

[@franceskajacobs2766]

We r the best . My dad would say FRANCESKA THERE R ONLY 2 KINDS OF PEOPLE IN THIS WORLD ITALIANS AND PEOPLE WHO WISH THEY WERE LOL

[@johnnie99]

​@franceskajacobs2766 you're American buddy. Not italian

[@MrThischarmingman2]

This scene brought my dad to tears, he was laughing so hard. I laughed as well, but I didn't cry over it.

[@amatojr1971]

I ain't no frickin monument to justice!

[@johnnie99]

Can you explain what that means exactly?

[@Taramw32]

This is my favorite movie of all time.

[@DrJuice1]

hahaha i don't know if u have to be Italian to get this scene, but it helps. so so so many loud, dramatic scenes i remember growing up, including me. my grandfather silent, my grandmother endlessly provoking him, my sister and i delivering these epic soliloquies, and my mother doing her best to mollify us (or silence/punish us if we were out of line). that's why a scene like this is so comical.

[@diamondbackqueen]

This is my favorite scene, when something isn't going on our way my friend and I will break out with "Johnny has hand" that's our cue that our argument for our not getting what we want is ridiculous. What I love about this scene is we all see ourselves in it because trust me this kind of drama is not exclusive to just Italians ha ha ha.

[@Kylopod]

It's funny, because the writer was John Patrick Shanley, who was not Italian but Irish. His screenplay was based on growing up in an ethnic community in New York, and I guess he found enough similarities between Irish and Italian communities to make it believable.

[@natalieps2387]

It seems like he has asked chrissy to bring him " the big knife" before lol. I love cher's reaction. Like wth did I just walk into.

[@sarcasticsugar4466]

"BRING ME THE BIG KNIFE!" Lmaooooo!

[@lilbluridinghood6296]

_"I TELL YOU I WON'T DO IT!"_ Lol!

[@fadedglory1045]

🤣💕

[@Mmmkay10]

I KNOW! The fact that he wasn't even nominated (except for a Golden Globe) is RIDICULOUS! He was FANTASTIC in this!

[@frankfurlacker5219]

Johnny has his hand, Johnny has his bride.

[@colelocke4967]

If Cage went for straight seething rage in this scene it would have just ruined it. You have to remember this is a comedy. His eccentricity paired with his anguish is what makes the delivery so wonderful.

[@sprinter846]

Yes Mr. Cage, there is the virility, the volatility, the brazen originality, etc,, etc., etc...But above all there is the artistry. What a superb artist you are!

[@jmaffei3281]

It’s like John

[@detshrl]

Chrisy-"I tell ya i wont do it!!" LOL =P

[@Jane_Snow_]

I say "bring me the big knife" when the situation warrants it. 😂

[@Roheryn100]

Me ! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Roheryn100]

“I tell you I won’t do it !” 😂😂😂😂

[@NousProductions]

They say bread is life...and I bake bread bread BREAD.

[@moviewiseLifeLessons]

This is a beautiful scene. Nic Cage is a great, wonderful actor. This is an exquisite representation of what resentment looks and feels like. I wrote an article on Yahoo! on this scene and the message that I take from the film: Let go of old resentments: You'll feel better. Laugh Away Resentment with an Oscar Winner: Moonstruck (1987) A Life-Changing Life Lesson from a Hilarious LOL Comedy

[@Sanguine_Addiction]

What is life?!? Some people say bread is life...and I make BREAD. BREAD. BREAD. BREAD.

[@lduranceau8046]

The two best scenes in the movie are this one and the kitchen group scene at the end.

[@philipchurch7036]

I'd have to add the scene on bad luck with Loretta, Rose, and Cosmo. Really fabulous.

[@abefroman7393]

"Huh?! Honey?!"

[@DaisyLee1963]

I ain't no freakin monument to justice! Epic reaction I love this movie!

[@johncross3115]

What does he mean when he says that? (English not my first language, confused)

[@JamesQMurphy]

@@johncross3115 I think it means that he doesn't care that it wasn't his brother's fault. He still blames him anyway. "Johnny has _his_ hand! Johnny has _his_ bride!"

[@johncross3115]

@@JamesQMurphy the monument to justice is what confuse me still

[@SkorpioMusic]

@@johncross3115 A Monument is a stone carving or statue to represent something special. He's saying he's not being logical. He doesn't care about who's fault it was, or justice. All he knows is now his hand and his woman are both gone.

[@leannehaley3496]

You want me to take my heartbreak, put it away and forget?! 😂😂 love nick cage ♥️

[@theroaringflame]

this is his "James Dean" moment no doubt. the passion,,pain...translates to great performance.

[@Abstractklutz32]

Love it! One of my favourite scenes in this movie. Nicholas Cage is brilliant.

[@MultiMusicalheart]

Lol! One of my all time favorite romantic comedies. Nic Cage should have gotten a nomination for his role.

[@peterp2153]

“I have no life”.

[@anuyew9537]

NO, JOHNNIE I'LL TELL YA I WON'T!!!

[@ninethreefivesix]

Oh my god sometimes you forget that Nicolas Cage can act sometime. Love this movie!

[@Kylopod]

This along with Raising Arizona were the first films I ever saw Cage in, so I assumed he was a talented up-and-coming actor with tremendous promise; this was followed by years of disillusionment as I saw how bad an actor he could be. And it isn't a case like, say, Johnny Depp, of an actor who lets his fame get to his head and jumps the shark. Cage displayed these tendencies even back in the '80s; for example, I think he nearly ruined Peggy Sue Got Married, which came out a year before this film. He seems to have one primary mode, even in this film, but some directors are just somehow able to use it and make it work.

[@QueenBoadicea]

Awww, look at him, all sweaty, tortured brooding masculinity. Makes you warm and tingly all over.

[@Nicecatholicgirl]

I ain't no frickin' monument to justice

[@alfredoreinaldoalberto9269]

Great performances and direction.

[@victoriaindigo]

Awww, Chrissie was in love with him too

[@sweetheart436]

I know poor Chrissy somehow I think she'll make it through all right

[@wecanthandletruths]

One of my favorite movies.

[@joratner1198]

...it's not bad acting - he's suppose to be eccentric and tormented.

[@jonathantullin2990]

Should have been nominated for best actor for his role. Michael Douglas should have not won for Wall street . I haven't watched his performance. But this, it screams Oscar win and nomination. Just goes to show you that there is bias in picking and selecting the nominees and the winner.

[@dannac_8888]

Bad acting? Lord no. He was a tortured soul.

[@therabbithat]

no, it is bad acting. Not eccentric and tormented acting. bad acting.

[@therabbithat]

bad.

[@shelbymcbride4688]

So basically Nicolas Cage Acting as Nicolas Cage

[@EconAtheist]

*screeching* I tell ya I won't dew it!

[@mia.2857]

Loretta & Ronnie....

[@anthonylagano]

Johnny has his hand …Johnny has his bride ! So hilarious. Best movie EVA 😎😎😎

[@veeherreraJanecka]

Great scene.

[@thehostofmmm]

2:55 - It's me! Mario!

[@franceskajacobs2766]

Love the cast love the movie Cher deseserved the oscar bravo

[@SelfCheckout]

She will not bring the big knife. She won't do it.

[@DafneVallstrom]

one can be upset Yes one can.

[@toddwilson2866]

It's just a matter of time.....

[@KaelaCarver]

Wow. He reminds me a lot of myself LOL

[@MorganKing95]

Hard to believe that this is Nicolas Cage

[@saradangererickson7031]

They say bread is life.

[@773SleepyHollow]

What are your feelings on the difficulty of filing documents?

[@firetopman]

how...THE FUCK...does this only have 3,000 views?

[@patgogan7324]

Nearly 20 years later "oohh no Not the Bees!!! Ahhhhhahhahfgeghhhahhh!!!!

[@tommyt1971]

"I bake BREAD!!! BREAD!!! BREAD!!!"

[@kempshark312]

Who is the actress playing the other girl?...not Chrissy?

[@culturewin872]

what is life?

[@Diegotheartist1]

Culture Win bread is life

[@SilvaSiren]

Mine too!

[@sabirsal]

This wood...Is fake.

[@Pootypatooty]

Nicholas Cage used to be a fuckin fox

[@caraceleste6904]

Alexis Lane beyond foxy

[@caraceleste6904]

I think I unconsciously dated someone for 10 years just because he reminded me of him

[@t.p.mckenna]

I remember seeing is the cinema at the audience, at first, not quite getting the gag. It wasn't until 'bring me the BIG knife'/'no, no, I won't do it!!' that the finally cottoned on.

[@johnnie99]

Can u explain?

[@tommyodonovan3883]

Favorite movie....no Homo.

[@maleman6344]

0:00

[@alisaforesthillscb3brigade816]

Lol

[@cocotower]

WHY is the video squashed!!?

[@Happyboymargarine]

He doesn’t even resemble ‘this person anymore

[@garyc2773]

Bingo

[@dawngoth20]

I remember now it is Rohnny

[@mia.2857]

Nick Cage as Ronnie...and his...La Boheme....

[@Conorscorner]

Acting 101

[@starkparker16]

Not sure what this has to do with the new Eisler.

[@maxismator]

The Master of Overacting had to be rise and fall.

[@SilvaSiren]

Do you know about me?

[@MultiMusicalheart]

I want to see the LIZARD!! take it off, take it all off!!!

[@dawngoth20]

I fergot who Nicholas Cage is in Moonstruck!

[@iwatchtrashtv213]

Nicolas Cage is the best actor ever. Idc if he's a product of nepotism.

[@IOANNA333]

He's one of my favorite actors but this is quite laughable.

[@bluespiralgoddess]

It's meant to be over dramatic. This film is genius.

[@IOANNA333]

Kaela Carver I love the movie as well.

[@LLOOYYYDD]

if you're Italian heritage you understand, that's what we're like. Everything is a drama and dramatic. Why do you think we invented opera? :)

[@IOANNA333]

Maybe you should switch to salads I'm Greek, so i have an idea.😋

[@LLOOYYYDD]

IOANNA333 OPA!!!!!! lol ;-)

[@peacefrog0521]

Worst Marlon Brando impression I've ever seen. Still, one of my favorite movies.

[@williamstriumph9463]

in real life Crissy would never like him and would treat him like crap while 20 other guys would be chasing her... maybe it different in 1987 in NYC... maybe women were caring to a guy who is angry

[@musicaltheatergeek79]

Methinks you're projecting what you would do in her case onto Chrissy, but there have always been and will continue to be women who are doormats to men. Not saying ALL women are like that, but there ARE women like that, and vice versa. Even today.

[@dannac_8888]

musicaltheatergeek79 Absolutely. It's physics actually. Literally people are drawn to balance that other person out. If they're angry you want them happy. Shy-you get chatty people to open them up.

[@drluv2099]

The best worst acting... in the world.