"Cohen and Tate" Starring Roy Scheider and Adam Baldwin,1988
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- "Cohen and Tate" Starring Roy Scheider and Adam Baldwin,1988
A boy kidnapped by two mismatched hitmen puts them at each other's throats while being driven to their employers, possibly to be killed.
Roy Scheider was amazing in this. He’s such an underrated actor, deserves way more attention. Now and when he was alive. He had a quality about that made him so enjoyable to watch.
He was a major star, he had no problems. You are clueless.
I first saw this movie in the 90s. I forgot the name of it and I finally found it, it left an impression on me as well.
glad I found it, R.I.P Roy Schneider, I always enjoyed your movies.
thank you RUclips.
I first saw this movie when I was seventeen, twenty-five years ago. It certainly left an impression then, as it did again tonight. Roy Sheider was a great actor, a real actor. His last line in the movie: "How about that!" could have been said in so many nuanced ways, but, it is an exceptional actor who can deliver so much with those last three words. Wow!.....Baldwin was very good, also. I think if Eric Red, the writer/director, had produced the film with a more seasoned director, it may have been even better? Eric Red also wrote the screenplay for, "The Hitcher": my favourite film. Thanx for the upload Michael, great film.....
Krivo1974 R.I.P Roy Scheider (1932-2008)!
In my country "How about that?" has 3 translations (i know 2). First is "Chyba żartujesz" (in english: "You've gotta be kidding"), the second one is "To na mnie już czas" ("So it's time for me" - read: to be gone). The most correct will be "A co powiesz na to?" - "What are You gonna say about that?". See that this boy was still holding his forearm, so after all that game with tittle antiheroes it would mean in the head of the one living so far "What are You gonna say about killing me?". I think that's a good point.
@calo10able Yes. The 1986, original version, with, Rutger Hauer. It was the end of my first year in high-school when I saw it for the first time in, '86. It didn't have a great release on the big screen in Australia; this, possibly due to the film having an (R-18) tag. Although, back then, as a teenager you could almost always walk in to an R-rated film as long as you carried a ticket. Hey, I love (The Hitcher) even more than I do, Cohen and Tate........ Good luck, mate..
i was 11 ...never forget the feeling.... alone in the dark main hall of my house afternoon , the sunset , slightly geeting blue dark night...and the fact that i only new Roy schieider by jaws...my perception towards him was as the good guy who kill the shark...see him like that was scary...and depressing...good movie tough
RIP Roy Scheider.....what a class act and a superb actor.....body of great work done by this man
Praise to the little boy...this was a very intense emotional movie for a young boy actor to play....
never work with animals or kids
Harley Cross
You read my mind here.
You made me think of John Adames in Gloria, too.
Good direction, a good script, and great actors. Scheider is sorely missed. Adam Baldwin really came through as a psychopath. The kid was excellent. Worth watching more than once.
The kid is Harley Cross, an excellent actor.
agree, i thought this was much more modern, like late 1990s - early 2000s. j.
Wasn't there a Clint Eastwood directed movie with Kevin Costner that had a similar plot point from around the time period you're thinking?
I watched it loads of times.
Considering Baldwin is a psychopath in real life it probably wasn't much of a stretch for him LOL
One of the Best movies in 88, Roy was on of the Best actors
Oh My Gosh thank you so much for posting this movie. I have been looking for it a long time. It was one of my favorite movies as a child. Watching it right now and loving it.
Heard of this before but had never seen it, I enjoyed it! A good road movie and Scheider was good as always. Thanks
Eric Red wrote some badass movies. Near Dark, The Hitcher, Cohen and Tate, Bad Moon....
Wow I remember seeing this when I was really young, maybe 7 years old. .the ending scene and last line. ."How about that?" for some reason really stuck with me and I never forget it. I did however forget the name of the movie and took lots of typing in random things in Google to find it again. Thanks for uploading!
I just found this movie had the same effect on me incredible. I didn’t remember Roy or Adam as the villains too young for me
That ending was epic AF !
And that last line - especially the way , Sheider delivers it , in just those 3 words ; it's like , "I've been a hitman for decades ; I've killed so many people I've lost count - and the one that finally got the better of me is a 9 year old kid -:how about that !"
First saw this 30 years ago, was great to see it again, good old story telling with good old actors, shame its all different now.....Thank you very much for sharing
This was one of the two films I actually liked Adam Baldwin in...The other being Full Metal Jacket of course...
My Bodyguard? Ordinary People?
He plays a damn great villain. I honestly wanna see him play the bad guy in the next Mission: Impossible or John Wick
DC cab 🚖 Bad Guys and 3:15
Thanks for uploading, from a big Roy Scheider fan :) the film was so-so but my boy Roy played a great role.
I’m amazed no one really in this comment section is talking about how great Adam Baldwin was in this as well as Roy Scheider! Baldwin really plays a great villain. I wanna see him as the villain in the next John Wick or Mission Impossible!
One of the little known classics...all actors and direction superb..
An amazing score. They don't write them like this anymore.
What an excellent movie!!! Excellent movie script. Roy Scheider at his best as always!!!!!
You know the last thing that goes through a bug's mind when it hits the windshield it's ass LoL
That's hilarious to me😂😂
I noticed that Roy and Rutger both had that menacing "Hi, kid!" line.
I'm in my 50s.. I was a fan of Roy from the time I was seven and was fortunate to see many of his films in the theater. Roy was in the same category as all the other big actors who came up in the 70s unfortunately for some reason or another the big studios seemed to cast him aside in the later 80's and he was forced to do lots of B films.
Cohen & Tate was one of those films that had the potential to be a memorable film. The groundwork was there and it had Roy Scheider, but the script itself never really came together. It's one thing to be simplistic but it's another to leave empty space without much meaning.
The sad part for Roy's Legacy is he was a caliber actor and he never really got his final hooray. His last film that he was working on during the final year of his life was called Iron Cross. I was one of a handful of people who actually got to see it when played in a film festival but guess what it never found distribution and will never be released.
Been missing this movie since, great.
I Love Harley String kid
Now you tell me, doesn't Adam Baldwin look like Negan in The Walking Dead comics complete with leather jacket. Negan never even existed yet. Adam Baldwin was great in Full Metal Jacket as Animalmother.
1:20:26 For Animal Mother to die on a mining machine is quite shocking compared to get killed at the hands of Doc Holliday!
How is it the kid is more evil sounding, than the actual assassins?
With Police protection like that,I would rather take my own chances at disappearing!
You know that something is seriously wrong and instead of the men keeping watch and arming themselves...he sits down to dinner,without even checking about the property!
+lynda renaud ikr
excellent
The first time I saw this movie I laughed so hard I cried. Classic Adam Baldwin haha
and this big piece of glass lol
The chiefie 👮and My Bodyguard on the wrong side of the law..🚔🚓.
freakin love 44:53 ish - the build-up, the music, the lighting, the intensity (music made me think of Carter Burwell but the soundtrack isn't by him)
One of the great B movies and I mean that in a good way. I was first saw this as a kid late night on cable and have been looking for it ever since. Just a really tight thriller. The mutual loathing between the hit men added a unique layer of tension. It’s a shame Eric Red didn’t have a longer career. FYI I live Oklahoma. They really hauled ass to get from Muskogee to Houston that fast lol.
This ending stuck with me for a long time and no name
Couldn't make or release a film as bleak as this one today. It even has a bleak color palate.
Seriously underrated starring roles for Scheider and Baldwin.
Oh my God I was looking for this movie like forever I watched it on this TV I just found it lol yay
thanks for posting this movie
Cohen and Tate (1988)
Thriller [USA:R, 1 h 28 min]
Roy Scheider, Adam Baldwin, Harley Cross, Cooper Huckabee
Director: Eric Red
Writer: Eric Red
"Cohen and Tate" Starring Roy Scheider and Adam Baldwin,1988
Great film to watch on a Saturday night. Film never got it's dues.
Harley Cross should have received an award for his performance!
Great Young Actor
GOOD FILM,I ALWAYS LIKED OLD ROYS ACTING.
Great Great Movie
Amazing Movie
Did Harley Cross ever appear in a movie that he wasn't kidnapped in?
Cohan and Tate...... this movie was my kousin 1st big role and the start to other Movies & TV. he played the State Troop.. clip_ 27:14-32:02; goes by the name of Frank Cooper, Hollywood stage name. Frank Cooper goes by that name to this day. Frank Cooper still performs in the Entertainment business.
Q: “What’s the last thing that goes through a bug’s mind when it hits a windshield?”
A: “It’s ass.”
"you've got shit for brains , Tate !" Which does make sense for a fly too 😂 .
Could have been as big as Witness had it been marketed right and had a few scenes added to pad out a rather humdrum car journey sequence . The first 12 minutes are topnotch . Eric red wrote hitcher of course a fine film in it's own right .
hi guys cook movie
Colen and Tate best film great action cool
holy shit that was great
53:51...Don't ever say I'm panicking , man...Then he laughs...hahahaha
51:30
a brilliant movie, pure cinema!
Pueden hacer subtitulado al español?
This wasn't very good but my cat enjoyed it..sooo
Not even close to how protective custody was in the 60s, let alone late 80s post cartel wars. Yes, I know its a movie, but I think it would have been so much better had they started with "the mob shooting" they described at the beginning of the film. Start with him witnessessing it and the FBI getting to the Knights' home to pick them up.
Sometimes thats what makes the movie great, just how unintentionally Fargoesque it is, like a bad B film knock off of Fargo, yet comes off worse than a parody.
"Grab a quick change of clothes and let's go... You got 2 minutes..."
Mrs. Knight, "But... But my pictures, father's ashes... My goddamn wedding photos, who is gonna take care of my mother...."
FBI agent # 2 himself is scared to death, (perhaps too scared based on the current situation and typically the mob would never attack the FBI) grabs her and shakes her, gritting his teeth shouting, "Listen... Listen to me.... These people will kill you, us and your fucking son... You got it? They don't care about you, me, them anybody...." FBI agent # 1 puts an arm between them and shoves FBI agent # 2 back... "George... Cool it. Take a break. We all are a bit on edge. But the mob ain't gonna kill FBI agents, we need to be prepared but these people's lives are upended, they know nothing about this...."
George, lip twitching- as he exhales his breath trembles storms out the room...
FBI agent # 1, Looking at everyone in the room, "It's fine guys. It's fine. Everything is gonna be okay. Relax. Grab your stuff, sure! You know whag??? Grab a few personal affects and we will get the rest, okay ma'am?""
Now it begins...
Wasn't a fan of adam Baldwin's comic book portrayal of a hitman would have been better if it wasn't so hammy otherwise had some good scenes in the movie but it's been done much better before and after , good Roy Schieder performance as usual
Agreed. That was the only drawback of this very dark and twisted film. Baldwin's portrayal of a "crazy killer" was almost cartoonish. Scheider (under-)played his role perfectly, but Baldwin's presence made the film look cheap and amateurish, even by B-movie standards.
The villain Matt Dillon would had been a better choice 👌
He always has that badazz look,
Of a WiseGuy/Badguy.
Adam Baldwin acting was terrible,
to fake real weak,
Think would had been better if he was
a zip, italian no speak English type of character, he more kicked back with them shades on..
I could see the Cohen brothers remaking this film. No pun intended.
Baldwins character Tate is so way over the top it ruins the film to a point. His bloodlust is taken to a comical level. Makes the movie almost a comedy parody of a mob oriented film. Scheider played it as well as he could given the horrible script but at least he played it serious and not over the top. Cross' also wasn't bad with what he was given to work with.
Great movie 🎬.
Cheap gas 89 cents premium
Anyone know what kind of shotgun tate was using?
They die Not shoot the Boy must du enough
Franchi Spas 12.. It's actually an autoloader or pump. It was actually used in both Terminator films (I only consider 1 & 2 real Terminator films).
In Terminator 1, it's the autoloader version he uses to kill the clerk and then featured predominantly during the police station assault. Some incorrectly think it is in error that the Terminator is using the Spas 12 during the Parking Garage Chase. Rather, he hijacked the police cruiser after being tossed from Reese's car at Tech Noir. He gets the Spas from under the mattress after he self repairs before he raids the PD.
In T2 its in the surveillance photos
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They only found the boy and his family because one of the agents tipped them off to there location.
Did I hear or read this was based on a true story???!😮
How about that!
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Is the boy suppose to have a southern accent? He seems to be struggling with it throughout the movie
I've seen this in many films where actors have to fake an accent. Sometimes they slip out out of it. Cross was a decent young actor but mastering accents was probably not his strong suit.
What would have happened if Tate had killed the little boy as they were in the car, even though Cohen warned him not to and they got back to Texas with the dead boy to their employers? What would have happened afterwards?
Well! This was quite a killing spree and a cliff hanger. The mob in Houston can't be wrapped too tight to put these two clowns together! As usual Roy Scheider did his usual good job.
When Jaws meets Independence day
53:54 Linderman calm down!
ادم بلدوين
In the end when the police surround Cohen and the boy, it is absurd that the policemen did not say a word, they should have told him: release the boy, drop the gun and put your hands up, But they did not say anything, and then in the minute 1:23:27 a policeman appears with a megaphone but does not say a single word. 😞
Tell me about but that had their guns ready on that guys
Fantastic underrated film.
One of those movies that did have good potential but could have been done better.
So,that was another baldwin!
NO Relation To The Baldwin Clan!
This was really over looked. A highly underrated motion picture. Where a brilliant young mind wins the day. Against halfwit criminals.
Slept on movie.
Detail like that, Cohen, a divorced man i presumed who send money to his ex wife...
can you spell copyright infringement? LOL
51:29 😂
Get up colen
Bad sync. Brutal movie too.
Police everywhere
Ted kills colen 10 years old
A very bad movie very well done.
1:10:40 😂😂😂😂😂
solo 10 y se chingo a dios y el diablo, bueno pero ya sabemos todos que dios y el diablo siempre fueron uno, y que ahora ya esta en el infierno. que tal si hubiese tenido 11 ?- por todo el oro de todos los universos- cual es la perfeccion mas grande que existe? ja ja ja ja- no crean que olvido, que ustedes saben mucho mas de infiernos y sufrimientos. al que chingo contra el espiritu santo YA se lo cargo la chingada.
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