Sling Blade | 'A Guy's Guy' (HD) - Billy Bob Thornton, Lucas Black | MIRAMAX

[@2345allthebest]

Man... John Ritter was such a talent... seeing great clips like these with him in them is like an old wound opening up again

[@Alvin-1138]

Same here.

[@Chevy-hw6lw]

He sure played a good queer

[@thegreatselkie6009]

@@Chevy-hw6lw have you ever considered trying to play the role of decent human being?

[@Gameboy-Unboxings]

​@@thegreatselkie6009aw, did you get offended? You are exactly what's wrong with the world and why everything is all f'd up.

[@larrydanadavid2435]

John Ritter was hysterical in Bad Santa. Tremendously gifted as a physical comedic actor.

[@TheLeevoy]

No flashy cuts, no elaborate set-pieces, just a solid script with superb acting and direction. The vision was executed brilliantly. A film that understands the screen is just a big, open stage and takes it's time to breathe and to let you concentrate and soak in the atmosphere, tone, and the mood. The score doesn't overly emphasize what you should be feeling naturally from each scene. Subtle allegorical implications of Karl's position as a guardian angel. I can't think of a single thing that I would change about the movie. There's no agenda, the interpretation is up to the viewer, but every character is handled in a very matter-of-fact manner. What you see is what you get. Much like Karl. Every character is a human, they feel and act as real people, the delivery is genuine. It's just a simple plot but an efficient and effective plot. Suffice it to say, I think this is one of the greatest films of the 20th century. Possibly all time. Such, such a good movie.

[@paulmc3457]

Absolutely, MMMMM HMMMMM. .....,but you forgot about them french fried TATERS 😉😂

[@charliechurch5004]

Well put

[@danielabilez3619]

To tell this story, what you described, is the most authentic way to deliver the essence of the characters. Simple and direct. Little people live lives too. Even for a guy ... guy

[@danielabilez3619]

@@paulmc3457 I'll take the biggins

[@Captain_Crayzay]

Did you like the movie?

[@balerjohnson3099]

John Ritter was so amazing in this amazing movie it truly showed his true range of talent ..God rest his soul .

[@Pineoilheavan]

I remember in the seventies when I was a kid & threes company came on. I’m surprised my mom let us watch it. But what a huge loss when Ritter died. He had skills.

[@manpower386ify]

Wow I had no idea that was Ritter. God I miss him.

[@mikefelshaw9276]

@@Pineoilheavan His father was Tex Ritter.

[@JK-br1mu]

I liked it when he was being mocked by Dwight Yoakam.

[@MelancoliaI]

One of the greatest films of all time. A complete and utter masterpiece.

[@moonytheloony6516]

I was thinking you just may be right about that, Mmm Hmm.....

[@montgomerydenzer8805]

Very well done

[@notmyrealname6150]

I reckon.

[@frankt285]

Cool hand Luke is 2nd...

[@barr2644]

An absolute masterpiece of filmmaking. They rarely make a movie even close to this one.

[@Flap999]

The entire cast was absolutely phenomenal. I never saw the play, but friends who did said. It was the best thing that ever seen live. This is such an amazing film, if nothing else, he should be very proud of this work.

[@OzarkRiverBanks]

Billy Bob. This performance was one of the best ever I have seen! Best ever in hollywood. EVER!

[@davidmihevc3990]

I just happened onto this movie years ago not having any idea what it was about. It became one of my favorites. Was totally amazed by Mr. Thorntons performance, also Lucas Black. Dont feel it got the recognition it deserved.

[@marshwetland3808]

Interesting to see some appreciation for it, now. I saw it in a theatre when it first came out. Touched me deeply and it's my favourite film. Would love to have a dvd copy of it for myself. The friend I brought to the theatre because she was a Dwight Yoakam fan and cried to see him as taht mofo Doyle.

[@mindriot91_96]

I feel like John Ritter will forever be known as "Jack Tripper" from "Three's Company". He's so much more than that as an actor. He shows some SERIOUS acting skills in this movie, truly incredible.

[@dvrn86]

I'll always remember him from IT.

[@tangobango9653]

“They turned me loose from the state hospital emhuh.’” Billy Bob played the role of ‘Carl’ to a tee. 🥴

[@billyboy9034]

He wrote, directed, and acted the character.... So, yeah......

[@adamfoster6278]

Karl

[@marshwetland3808]

@@billyboy9034 I dk if it's true, but I think I've heard him say that he was making faces in the mirror one day, and the character of Karl came out of that.

[@warriorpoet9629]

30 year veteran screenwriter here and this is one of the best films ever made.

[@dspsblyuth]

What have you written that we may know?

[@seltonk5136]

I wrote Shrek 3 and Arthur 2: On The Rocks and I am writing Arthur 2: On The Rocks 2, the sequel to Arthur 2: On The Rocks

[@MrWillyWonka]

Honest question....why?

[@2345allthebest]

@@seltonk5136 no way Arthur 2 was trash

[@Whipspur]

There’s no way you are a screenwriter…

[@kathybishop6172]

I loved everything about this movie. I have watched it at least a dozen times, and I think everyone played the part like it was a true movie.

[@FranciscoGonzalez-ll5tx]

They turn me loose from State Hospital. I have that as my message tone LOL

[@davenorman6717]

Right on...

[@billblount5955]

We do hospital construction and was working in a behavior unit but every morning I had to check with the staff to see if we could work some days yes and some days no one morning instead of my safety vest I just had the lime green shirt I walk up to the desk and asked can we work today the nurse looking up said where did you get that hard hat at I said huh she said again in a stern voice where did I get the hard hat I said I work here see my badge she said oh my bad it's been a rough night I said you think I'm a patient she said yea and no work today. 😆 I told my boss I couldn't live it down after that. I never went into that behavior health unit with out my safety vest 😆

[@Angry.General1461]

@@billblount5955 I would like to see how him and Rain Man get along LOL!

[@drinkthekoolaidkids]

Lololololll

[@marshwetland3808]

Nice one. Back when I had an answering machine, I had the descending tones right before the words "You talkin to me?"

[@originalkingalpha5116]

@1:46 "Is that riiiiiiiight?" I passed out from laughter! (especially when John swallowed a nervous swallow.)🤣🤣🤣

[@billyshead1339]

R.i.p. John Ritter 1948-2003

[@randysquires8362]

Billyshead133 ....so who invented the "rest in peace" aka R.I.P. saying, anyway? HEAVEN OR HELL .....guaranteed, you're not going to get any rest in HELL. And in HEAVEN, who wants to rest?!! In the presence of GOD ALMIGHTY, nothing else matters!!!!!!! IT IS WRITTEN, TWICE IN FACT. IN ISAIAH 48:22 , IT SAYS "THERE IS NO PEACE," SAYS THE LORD, "FOR THE WICKED." AND IN ISAIAH 57:20-21 BUT THE WICKED ARE LIKE THE TROUBLED SEA, WHEN IT CANNOT REST, WHOSE WATERS CAST UP MIRE & DIRT. vs21 "THERE IS NO PEACE", SAYS MY GOD, "FOR THE WICKED." ............SO THE MORAL TO THE STORY IS THIS, "ITS A GOOD DAY TO KNOW THE KING OF KINGS & LORD OF LORDS & TO BE KNOWN BY HIM!!!" BECAUSE IF ITS YOUR TIME TO GET YOUR TICKET PUNCHED, ALL THE MONEY IN THE WORLD WON'T BUY YOU ANOTHER MINUTE ON THIS PLANET. JESUS SAYS THAT, "I AM THE WAY, THE TRUTH, & THE LIFE! NO ONE COMES TO THE FATHER EXCEPT THROUGH ME." HE ALREADY PAYED FOR OUR SOULS BY WILLINGLY DYING ON THE CROSS TO APPEASE THE WRATH OF GOD ALMIGHTY. YOUR FINE IS PAYED IN FULL. ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS REPENT OF YOUR CRIMES, YOU SINS AGAINST GOD & ASK HIM TO FORGIVE YOU, & COME INTO YOUR HEART & SAVE YOU. THEN TELL HIM THAT YOU WILL LIVE FOR HIM NOW & FOREVER. IF YOU DO THIS & MEAN IT (YOU CANNOT FOOL GOD) YOU WILL BE ON YOUR WAY PREPARING FOR YOUR ENTRANCE INTO HIS HEAVENLY KINGDOM! HE LOVED YOU ENOUGH TO TAKE YOUR PUNISHMENT OF ETERNAL DAMNATION & MINE, WHICH WAS A LIFE OF SIN UPON SIN, & BE CRUCIFIED TO SET US FREE! FREE GIFT FROM OUR HOLY GOD!!! FREE GIFT OF ETERNAL SALVATION.....OR AN EARNED GIFT OF AN ETERNITY IN HELL. FOR THE WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH... BUT THE GIFT IS ETERNAL LIFE IN JESUS. MY NAME IS RANDY S, SAVED BY THE KING OF ALL CREATION!!! PRAISE THE LORD!!!

[@King6ix5tring]

Lori Squires Chill. The. Fuck. Out

[@branzilla7833]

Lori your reply "Art is the elimination of the unnecessary." -Pablo Picasso

[@balerjohnson3099]

John Ritter was so amazing as a dramatic actor ..God bless

[@StufiBuy]

I forgot he was in this. He was very good.

[@missingnola3823]

I've come very late to this movie. I had previously never thought of John Ritter as a very good actor but his performance in this movie is first-rate. All of the performances are, really.

[@Pineoilheavan]

Agreed. Just amazing how well crafted this movie is.

[@marcoslaureano5562]

"mustard's good on'em to me". One of my favorite movies EVER.

[@sign543]

The way this film came about and the whole story, the behind the scenes...just amazing. One of my favorite films ever.

[@markprater1]

"Oh, Carl's a Guy-Guy?" One of my favorite lines in the movie😅

[@markprater1]

@@@brycewakefield6565: Gotta say I agree for the most part, but I had a Brother-in-law that was definitely a Guy-Guy; ex- military aircraft mechanic that didn't deny his homosexuality, he just didn't broadcast it. Most manly gay man I've ever met. Got locked up for a Road Rage incident; he got cut off in traffic and followed the guy and whipped his ass. That's my biggest beef with gay men. What you do at home is your business. Why do you have to act like a bitch? 9 times out of 10, it's your walk, speech patterns, dress, or vernacular. Keep your private shit private.

[@davidjorgensen877]

@@markprater1 Basically you're saying it's okay to be gay as long as you "act like a guy". What you don't seem to get is that some guys don't act according to superficial social norms, because that's not who they are, and they'd rather just go ahead and be themselves instead of pretending to be someone you approve of. If people being themselves is a problem for you, the problem is entirely yours. Grow up. Edit: And it's interesting that your example to show what a "manly gay man" your brother-in-law is concerns the fact that he got locked up for kicking someone's ass in a road rage incident. Given that he's the one who got locked up, it would appear that he is an asshole. If being an asshole is your definition of a "manly man" then you're also an asshole. Just admit that the only reason you give your brother-in-law a pass is because you personally know the guy and so you scrounge for excuses to justify why you're okay with him. Deep down you're still a homophobe.

[@HAL-dm1eh]

@@davidjorgensen877 I think he was giving an example of the perception of a "guy guy" that is not necessarily hetero and I agree with him. The more effeminate a guy is the less of a guy guy he is going to be, it doesn't matter what his sexual orientation is. It's more of a behavior and view of the world thing, whether that's inherent or learned. There are plenty of hetero guys that aren't guy guys. It's just some people instantly write off "homo" as not being guy guy and that's just stupid.

[@davidjorgensen877]

@@HAL-dm1eh The term "guy's guy" literally means a guy who possesses qualities that most other guys would admire and wish they possessed. The OP's prime example of his brother-in-law being a guy's guy is the fact that he got arrested for whooping someone's ass in a road rage incident. If he'd whooped the other guy's ass for trying to rob or mug someone I'd agree. But being a self-entitled loose canon is not guy's guy behaviour. It's just being a schoolyard bully - not admirable in the least.

[@HAL-dm1eh]

@@davidjorgensen877 While it's not admirable behavior in a civilized society it isn't exactly "sissy" behavior either, which was exactly his point. Whether right or wrong, the guy was capable of taking care of situations physically. This stereotype was in the movie as well. "He likes to go with men instead of women, that makes him not be able to fight too good." That was blatant display by the writer of the extreme and stupid side of stereotypes with some humor mixed in. It was extremely well done. Even though Mr Ritter's character may not have been personally up to that task and was not a physical man, there are plenty of guys out there with the same sexual preferences as him that would have made short order of the likes of Doyle. At the same time, it made Mr Ritter's character NOT a "guy guy". Is this THAT complex for you to grasp?

[@SolamenteVees]

This film is so perfectly-cast, acted and directed, I forget I'm even watching a movie.

[@tewksburydriver8624]

Carl is in fact a "guys guy". Slow, but underestimated by everyone intellectually. A constant thinker who cares for people even though most people never really cared about him. A man, when it comes to tools and working with his hands, and the balls to stand up for what's right and do what needs to be done to protect others, despite his own consequences. Simple yet principled man, who recognizes there is evil in the world, and ultimately he has the courage to confront it.

[@PoeLemic]

Beautiful. I guess a quote from the movie. I so love this movie. This is my life story, somehow, in that movie.

[@brucecall1595]

Amen. We could really use a lot more Carl's in this world.

[@CEOkiller]

Carl 2020

[@brucecall1595]

@@CEOkiller yup. Mmmmnmhmmmm

[@notsure8513]

@Anti SJW Agree 100%, and a thousand times better than tRump.

[@terencem8795]

This movie was terrific.

[@drAgonflysix2]

This was without a doubt billy Bob's best roll ever not to say that what he has done since sling blade isn't good he is a amazingly gifted actor this movie was far beyond it's own time , this movie is one of my favorite's of all time...

[@georgenambo2685]

This whole entire movie is truly a genius work of cinema, hands down Mr Thornton is a badass🤟 as Carl the gentle-childlike repairs pretty much anything broken, this movie made me cry as I cheered for his hero-like father figure to young innocent Frank🥲

[@paydn202]

billy bob so underrated as an actor this is one of thee best roles he ever played. just his stance and his body language he is so good!!!!

[@Alvin-1138]

John Ritter could've been another Tom Hanks type career. Just seemed like a genuinely nice person, but also a believable versatile actor!

[@Shasta69]

Billy Bob deserved an Oscar for Best Actor and John Ritter deserved an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. No other performances were even close to these two.

[@maxbrazil3712]

John Ritter deserved a special award for appearing in public with that haircut.

[@erniebuchinski3614]

Damn straight!

[@TheUnFairAdvantageCrypto]

true that

[@SubdolphinX]

Every time I watch these clips, I'm reminded of much we all miss John Ritter.

[@Phish1995]

Billy Bob was robbed for no Oscar. Hollywood has no regards for Southerners or stories about Southerners. Billy Bob transformed himself into this character and I think it's a God Damned shame.

[@shoonger001]

Fuck the Oscars! And leave the jew boys alone...

[@Pirategod23]

So what's Forrest Gump about...

[@damienholland8103]

Are you saying a mentally handicapped person like Sling Blade is an accurate representation of Southerners? He is kind of slow and all... To his credit not really a right-winger, though (more grounded in reality than that).

[@jllrue]

@@damienholland8103 You must be talking about your average liberal sheep, dum dum!

[@damienholland8103]

@@jllrue Trump has been fact checked and shown to be lying over half the time he speaks. So anyone that follows him would be a real and perfect example of a sheep or dum dum.

[@buschtrout1499]

Love the part When Carl and John are talking one on one and the subtle expressions like when John swallows after he hears Carl just came from the hospital and even the little tongue click John makes mid start of the first word he says next. The acting and the way it’s shot really makes you feel encapsulated in the scene.

[@BruceCampbell0886]

The world became a darker place when John Ritter died.

[@jessiehughes9432]

He was a cool cat man!! 👍👍

[@martinjaramillo2429]

John Ritter was a good actor

[@russmartin9549]

Three's company was a sitcom I grew up watching. I coulda NEVER lived with two gals like that. I'd be forever horny

[@PoeLemic]

AMEN. I loved JR in THree's Company, and he was a Master Actor in this movie. I still watch this occasionally, if I "GET AN ... UUUHHH-MMMM ... THA INKLEING" ... He he he

[@PoeLemic]

@@russmartin9549 Funny, I just mentioned 3-comp too. Gosh, I grew up on watching Jack and Larry chase girls. Boy, those were the Simple and Fun Days when I was younger.

[@jondstewart]

Vaughn: you seem deep in thought. What are you thinking about? Karl: I reckon I might want to take some of these potaters home with me. Vaughn: how about before that? Karl: I reckon I could use another 6-8 cans of that potted meat, if you have any extry

[@drifter1dc]

A wonderful acting job by Billy Bob.

[@MrAitraining]

I'd hang out with Carl. He'd keep things simple when I worry about little shit and kaiser blade anyone I had a problem with.

[@trolltrucker4225]

Some people call it a sling blade, I calls it a Kaiser blade hmm mmm

[@Backyardmech1]

😐 You can punch as many holes in dem walls as you want, but it ain’t gonna fix the ones in you past. 😐 I reckon you just have some French fried pataters and enjoy the moment.

[@vapidkats9543]

4 cans of potted meat for 1 dollar, well hot damn, i recon ill take me 12 cans hmmhmm

[@bacwoodsgospel6879]

Reckon

[@Raooka]

better yet soda for 39 cents

[@PoeLemic]

@@bacwoodsgospel6879 Grin !!! ... UUUUU-HHHH-MMMM, YEAH, I MIGHT ... UUUHHMMMM ... RECKON ...

[@smalltown7773]

I eat potted meat with chackers once a year or more.

[@xekind]

mmmhmmm.

[@jimmyfreeman5714]

One of the best movies...ever!!!

[@photo80sjeff84]

Everyone talks about Billy Bob, he was great in this, but John Ritter was awesome as well 😀👏

[@Pineoilheavan]

I watch clips of this movie all the time only because it’s tough to set aside time to watch the full movie because we’ll I guess I fell into the I’m too busy trap! However the band scene is so interesting when they’re talking about crafting music & such the it all hits the fan.

[@jeremystewert4303]

Being from Arkansas I've heard lots of fake Arkansas accents but that boy is spot on.

[@tcarroll777]

I think he was actually from there i want to say?

[@mckyliex4919]

I feel ya. Arkansas hosts a lot of interesting folk....

[@jeremystewert4303]

In his book American Sniper, Chris Kyle talked about some Arkansas National Guard. He was suprised to see reserves fight as good as they didbut they may as well been speaking Chinese, "They kicked ass and didnt hold back but I couldn't understand what they were saying!" Dwights is actually closer to what an all around Arkansas accent is. The boys mom sounds right too. AND WE DON'T SAY "POP" IN THE SOUTH! A coke and then you ask what kind, Dr pepper, Mt dew, etc. Someone says pop I wanna hit them in the mouth.

[@heathermilligan393]

It’s Lucas Black and he’s from a very small town called Speake, AL.

[@jacksonrabon4817]

I'm pretty sure hes from alabama

[@LaNoire27]

God, I just love this movie! Definitely one of my favorites

[@dj3114]

It is Billy Bob Thortons favorite too.

[@DENIEL381]

BRILLIANT MOVE PERIOD...

[@godgunscatsweed3022]

ERIC EDMUND and it's also a good movie

[@joel8583]

I agree with you both, yes.

[@Yolduranduran]

John Ritter was so underrated.

[@andrewhapp8776]

I miss John Ritter. I don't think he ever really got to show what he was capable of as an actor. Although I am a little biased, he's related to me. My mom was his cousin. Distant relationship but I'll take it.

[@angryskull1481]

Andrew Happ So Tex is your uncle. Cool.

[@georgedickerson2352]

I grew up on threes company. Loved tht show soooo much.

[@bobbymax8333]

John Ritter and Billy Bob Thornton were awesome in this movie

[@andrewp.9541]

And that kid grows up to race cars in Tokyo

[@achievebig5315]

Lol he looked familiar 😂

[@travisgregg9298]

I knew I recognized that face! Haha. Thank you

[@stevejohnson130]

He's definitely came along way 😂

[@negativeindustrial]

His moms in those movies were fairly interchangeable, too. It totally works if you want to go with it. Karl got taken away but not before he showed him how to change the spark plug on a lawn mower. The loss of Karl and that one spark plug set him down the road to the troubled young racer we see in FF3.

[@ProstWithTheMostBabe]

He was also a Marine in Kuwait with that one dude...

[@williamkelly6319]

It really does capture the essence of a certain part of the south. I love how they talk about french fried taters and double meat hamburger's the frosty cream. When I was a kid growing up in a small town south of Memphis, that was something I really looked forward to. I loved my mother's cooking, but there was just something fun about eating at a dairy Queen or a frosty cream

[@adamdesanti6713]

For sure, Billy Bob Thornton wrote it and drew a ton from his experiences with the life and characters. He grew up in a very small Arkansas town. I think that's why it resonates with so many people. It captures small-town, Southern, working-class so well and really is a snap-shot. Timeless.

[@markthomas9273]

Brilliant movie from beginning to end!!!!

[@blackletter2591]

"Got family round here"? - "None tuh speak of" 😆

[@StormCentre88]

Brilliant movie and acting.

[@woodwirks1061]

"Why are you here now?" "They turned me loose from the state hospital...mmmhmm." lol

[@doberman.srb89]

Billy Bob Thornton acting here.... JUST WOW!

[@modularmuse]

Hard to believe Billy Bob Thornton played Carl, what a character transformation.

[@g_brasi623]

Billy Bob Thornton literally transformed into a completely different person. I've watched this movie a million times and sometimes it still feels like it's another actor or something. Absolute phenomenal film.

[@joeybonin7691]

This is a once-in-a-lifetime movie. Looking at "Karl" standing there, I'm amazed at the actor's transformation.

[@ronalddavidleindecker3358]

"Oh and Carl's a guy guy?" lol(subtle but hilarious line) RIP JR.

[@PoeLemic]

This is one of the best movies ever. Like Karl, " I SUURREE WOEULD LOVE ME SOME OF THAT POTTIED HAM, IF YOU WOUELD ... UUUU-HHHMMMMM ..." Love you Karl. Also ... RIP, John Ritter !!!

[@rickwilliams4270]

Ritter was fantastic in this film. So was Thorton obviously.

[@I41535D]

Get a better picture

[@rickwilliams4270]

@@I41535D no

[@I41535D]

@@rickwilliams4270 fix The quality It looks like you took a picture from the Television 📺

[@rickwilliams4270]

@@I41535D no shit Sherlock, I did some boomer shit for the lols. Thanks for playing.

[@789armstrong]

The ending should have shown the boy and his mom visiting Karl at the State Hospital.

[@negativeindustrial]

carl armstrong Why? So you can think even less of her as a mother than we already do?

[@olivegreenpants7153]

@@negativeindustrial I think she's a great mother

[@negativeindustrial]

Olive Greenpants How is that possible? She put her own need for love/sex before her duty as a mother to protect her son. You can only be a worse mother by abusing the child yourself.

[@darrenlowe3445]

Neg Ative Shut the fuck up, Mcfly!

[@ordinarypete]

@@negativeindustrial weirdo

[@j0nnyism]

Karl’s a true mans man. He Calls a sling blade a kaiserblade. And he knows how to use it.

[@abrahamlincoln9758]

[orders biscuits and mustard] "we don't have any biscuits" [settles for french fries] "Alright, then."

[@burpostockings]

@@abrahamlincoln9758 you ever try mustard on your biscuits? Its actually purty gud

[@abrahamlincoln9758]

@@burpostockings I reckon.

[@zanekidd4394]

It ain't got no gas innit

[@etherealcatholic5711]

His Dudeness Flowers is pretty.

[@victwenty2324]

what hasn't his shine box

[@PoeLemic]

[Sigh] .... No Gas, UUU-HHH-MMM-UUUU ... [Grunt]

[@caponekingpinking9917]

Funny laughing

[@vishwa5254]

Duder or El duderino

[@jennifersnipes4177]

One of the greatest movies of all times♥️

[@Vassild]

The acting in this movie is so real

[@moonytheloony6516]

Dats what I got to thinkin' while eatin' my taters. Mmm Hmm....

[@RoosterMontgomery]

Vaughn is wearing a Potted Meat Food Product pocket protector on his belt. That man has style.

[@mikeymartin80]

And legend has it after all this. Frank grew up to be special agent. Chris LaSalle. Sadly he died the line of duty but he'll be remembered as the best NCIS agent.

[@johnhall3824]

I hate that “google-fi” commercial with the very fabric of my soul.

[@harveyd3175]

Ritter's hair deserved its own award

[@moonytheloony6516]

I reckon dats more hair than you got on top of yer head. Mmm Hmm...

[@robertyancey4867]

Great movie...IT DONT GOT ANY GAS IN IT!!! CLASSIC SENTENCE!!!😆😂🤣🤔🤔🤔😎😎

[@kareneastman9695]

RIP, John Ritter.:-(:-(

[@MegaHeelhook]

There's only one film, remarkably released the exact same year, that captures this tone, of this one, 'Lone Star', and Chris Cooper was incredible.

[@richardcraig8780]

"They turned me loose from the state hospital."

[@rockbottom4909]

For me John Ritter stole the show in Bad Santa, but he's great hear too. Only problem is there was no stealing anything from Billy Bob in Sling Blade.

[@janettemartin4604]

RIP John! 😕

[@annaallen6335]

Best film of all time

[@jamesnelson5741]

I love Lucas Black in this movie.

[@jwil4905]

@@jamesj9744 What other priorities?

[@editboy23]

This is a great movie but there's not way I'd let my kid hang with him 😆

[@MsPatriotfront]

Masterpiece

[@moonytheloony6516]

some folks say it's a masterpiece but I call it a classic. Mmm Hmm....

[@dougfisher9525]

Candys gonna rot your teeth, heres some potted meat.

[@backwhenarmyoftwofirstcame2873]

Potted meat is nasty but it's actually loaded with protein and nutrients.

[@elvis316]

Kids love it!

[@turneraround8389]

@Alicemudgarden90 corned beef hash is the dogs titties I tell ya

[@garyaugustus1009]

@@backwhenarmyoftwofirstcame2873 Yeah, so were those "protein bars" in the film 'Snowpiercer'...and we saw what they consisted of...

[@michaelhall6340]

bbt did deserve an oscar this.

[@JiriSkoda-n7m]

This movie is a masterpiece. But every time I see it, it makes me really miss John Ritter. He was a gem.

[@daleprice9935]

Absolutely enjoyed this movie

[@jonvanover5182]

Nothing like this anywhere

[@Johannore]

Beautiful beautiful movie. I just love it.

[@darthmaul7787]

It's sad that John Ritter is gone

[@Likeggs]

No matter how hard I try I cannot see Billy Bob Thornton.

[@youcanthandlethetruth4553]

I was thinking the same thing !

[@rustyshackleford7428]

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[@ysf-psfx]

It's literally a complete transformation. Amazing work by him.

[@joemag6032]

BBT's face changed a huge amount as he lost weight. Consider what he looked like in the movie "Tombstone" and compare that with what he looked like during his appearance on the "Conan" TV show .

[@myspace4408]

Sean Boswell,... Oh wait wrong again... 😂😂😂

[@BackwoodsFilms]

The disparity of Ritter and Thornton in this movie vs. their respective roles in Bad Santa shows what a tremendous range both of them had as actors.

[@Gomez1915]

Hey momma! I just met this stranger at the laundry mat. He helped me carry our laundry home, and he followed me here. Can he come stay with us? Sure son! WTF!!!!!!! 😳😳😳😳

[@brianmorrison9066]

It's the south.

[@jonmacdonald5345]

Brian Morrison Right they ain't got no edu ma cation

[@frankthespank]

Southern hospitality plus it was a different time.

[@Tubetopfan1]

Poor discernment skills. Which would explain why she hooked up with someone like Doyle Hargrave.

[@frankthespank]

Jeffrey Buck - Yeah but she picked Carl to live with them and he ended up saving their lives, maybe she just got lucky with Carl? Imagine how life would of been if Carl wasn’t there, she would of been a battered housewife and Frankie would be in prison due to being fucked up by this monster. I love this movie, Carl is such an unlikely hero.

[@bartman898]

"Ain't got no gas in it." Is some of the best fix it yourself advice I ever got.

[@bilybob-c4p]

That hurts though. He's a good friend, he loves both of them. He's living in a homophobic town and would probably love to be a kind of father figure, so I can see the "he doesn't see you as a guy's guy" cutting deep.

[@donzuckschwerdt4857]

One of the most underrated movies by Thorton

[@vinnyrose3672]

Sling blade is such a great movie

[@roberthillsjr.3729]

Fantastic movie. Sling Blade.

[@jefffromjersey52]

Every Scene in this Movie is just so Brilliant ... RIP John Ritter... we miss ya buddy.. you were a guy's guy to us ... but you played the gay Character real good in this Movie for sure ..

[@BA-ev4cq]

I'm more envious of the role he played in 3s company

[@rpm297]

I reckon BillyBob wrote this here character fer John ta play, mmhmm

[@01sapphireGTS]

My gawd, what a good movie.

[@jshepard152]

Pop? More like... "I wont a Coke!" "What kind?"

[@negativeindustrial]

I thought that was just us Texans?

[@jshepard152]

@@negativeindustrial All of the south, I think.

[@joemag6032]

@Jim McCracken, I think the SNL folks pronounced it "cheeberger" .

[@anarchistatheist1917]

Carbonated soft drinks are called coke in the southern states, pop in the Midwestern and northern states, and soda in the western states.

[@jonmccormick8683]

When I was younger this "coke" = soda thing sort of got me in trouble. Ordered 4 cokes at McDonalds and then proceeded to tell the cashier what types of cokes I wanted = only needed 4 when he thought I wanted 8 (4 cokes + what I needed). Only about 6 yrs old at the time and probably no way I could even hold 8.

[@toddglover1121]

One of the Best movies ever in my books!👍

[@martinl.lazarinejr.2781]

i use carls " i just got out of the state hospital" in certain social situations just to fool around with people that i meet

[@slashbash1347]

When I first saw Vaughan, I assumed he'd have a crush on Linda. Of course, I found out later that my assumption was incorrect; he's legit just a good friend.

[@afritimm]

Aside from many other great aspects of this movie, I would mention how spare and tightly-written the dialogue is. And also how Thornton/Karl perfectly recaptures that low piercing baritone voice that working class white men used to have in the South. I remember it from the 50s and 60s.

[@kara4590]

Handsome. Talented. Great comadyien. He is really missed.

[@moonytheloony6516]

I reckon dats the nicest thing you ever said about me. Mmm Hmm...