Requiem for a Dream (7/12) Movie CLIP - Smart, Loyal and Not a Junkie (2000) HD
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Tyrone (Marlon Wayans) gets arrested after the limousine he is erupts in gunfire.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Based on the novel by Hubert Selby Jr., this gritty drama concerns four people trapped by their addictions. Harry (Jared Leto), and his best friend Tyrone (Marlon Wayans) are impoverished heroin addicts living in Coney Island, NY, while Harry's girlfriend Marion (Jennifer Connelly) is a fellow addict trying to distance herself from her wealthy father. Harry dreams of scoring a pound of smack, from which he could make enough money to open a clothing boutique with Marion, but so far he and his friends can barely scrape by supporting their own habits. Meanwhile, Harry's mother Sara (Ellen Burstyn), who spends her days watching television, is told she has the opportunity to appear on her favorite game show; wanting to lose enough weight to fit into her favorite red dress, she visits a sleazy doctor who gives her a prescription for amphetamines. Soon Sara has a drug habit of her own that is spiraling out of control. Requiem for a Dream was directed by Darren Aronofsky, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Selby; it was Aronofsky's second feature, following his acclaimed independent film Pi.
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Cast: Bryan Chattoo, Eddie De Harp, Marlon Wayans
Director: Darren Aronofsky
Producers: Ben Barenholtz, Beau Flynn, Ann Ruark, Stefan Simchowitz, Jonah Smith, Palmer West
Screenwriters: Darren Aronofsky, Hubert Selby Jr.
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Marlon Wayans is similar to Adam Sandler where he’s actually a terrific dramatic actor, but doesn’t always go for those roles. So much potential
You mean he doesn't get those roles because he's known to be a comedic actor. Once typecast it's hard to get work in other roles.
@@robinabernathy2829 I mean he’s on the recent Aretha Franklin Biopic and the recent Sofia Coppola film and they’re two dramatic roles. I don’t think he’s unable to get any dramatic roles.
....no
Yeah the movie where his girlfriend gets Parkinsons, one of the greatest love films according to critic poll and I saw one where it was the highest voted and titanic had a vote of 20% and 50 first dates had a 65% score out of 4 love films voted best
This was his best role for sure
Wayons should consider more dramatic roles....He was Epic in this Film.
willy565 Let's all send him a email
willy565 Fun Fact: in the early stages of Batman Returns (1992) they were going to have Robin the script and Wayans was cast as Robin. But Tim Burton came in and felt their was no reason for Robin to be in the movie (because Tim wouldn't do Batman Returns unless he got free reign of control of the movie), then when Tim Burton was about to make a 3rd Batman movie (called Batman Continues then later changed to Batman Forever) Wayans was cast again as Robin and actually got in costume. But after the some-what negative reaction (from parents) of Batman Returns Tim left the project and Joel Schumacher later took over and apparently Wayans was paid a lot of money to not be in the movie after reading the new script. Though he never got to be Robin, their is concept art of what the costume could've been
This movie was so good that I couldn’t believe that a couple years before this movie he was in Don’t Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood
Ikr?
It was a tearjerker seeing such a comedic actor embrace a dramatic role facing serious danger yet he maintained that endearing quality of making us laugh
One of the most iconic scenes from the film. I don't care what anyone says, when 'fall' hits, your heart drops.
Absolutely this changed the movie from lighthearted and innocent (albeit with drug dealing) to one with doom,cold and heightened danger
Fall? What do u mean when fall hits?
Couldn‘t agree more. Watched this movie over 20 years ago and this scene got stuck. Just wow. Came back for it
@@newleaf1534 Right after they get ambushed in the limousine it immediately says "FALL" which is basically when things really start going to Hell for these characters. It is meant to depict a year in their lives, with Spring being nice. Summer being better. Fall being the beginning of the end and Winter is when they are actually in Hell. Not hot like Hell, in fact it was brutally cold, but it was Hell all the same.
Literally goosebumps run thru my whole body
This scene has some of the best cinematography, acting, and music ever
Not only this scene, but the entire movie.
Paul Bousquet bad editing with the quick cut to *fall*
Paul Bousquet I think it's the best scene in the movie. Second would be his SOMEBODY FUCKIN HELP US scene behind the prison bars.
This scene is funny because the camera was in front of his face
@@floydthomas2194 As deep and dramatic as this scene is I have to say it reminds me of a Busta Rhymes video
I was chuckling at the “you got a white driver” and then my smile was wiped off my face
My expression changed so fast
Exactly I thought that was hilarious 😂 and then😮😢
It did save him ironically, he would have taken a bullet if Brody didn't turn around right at this moment
It's childish but this one is sitting at 420 likes so I'm not touching it. That reveal always reminded me of Nino Brown's Italian hitmen coming at him dressed as waiters, a similar idea used in Blow, but with cops.
😭
"FUUUUUCK!!!! WHAT THE FUCK?!??"
Pretty sure that was everyone's reaction.
I always laugh at that part 😂
Marlon Wayans best performance of his entire career in my honest opinion , people should cast him into more roles like this . I also think he should had got nominated for at least a Golden Globe for this performance , he was really good.
All four of them should’ve been nominated tbh. I think only Ellen Burstyn got nominated and she was robbed of an Oscar
He should’ve won a Golden Globe, and should’ve been nominated for an Oscar.
And probably will forever be his best role/film
Could’ve put him or possibly any of his brothers in Django
@@evanhanson6924 nope, thats completely subjective. And all itll ever be.
Fucked up running to escape a shootout, in a panic, blood all over your face, deaf from gunfire. Not even knowing what just happened.
There’s something very powerful about a comedian playing a dramatic role.
Very attractive too. Number 23 really stood out because of Jim Carrey
@@wildman7220 it was trash though lol
Naturally
duality or something
Making comedy is harder than making people cry, in terms of acting, for comedians, serious roles are a piece of cake
Rule number 1: you gotta be quick.
Rule number 2: DON'T fall down.
And rule number 3: whatever you do, NEVER LOOK BACK!
Lol snash and run y'all 😂 (l love scary movie)
Run bish runnnnnnn
Yoooooooooo 😳😳
What really stands out to me about this scene is how Marlon’s character (Ty) genuinely appreciates when this “local kingpin” tells him he’s doing a good job “coming up quick”, how he’s loyal etc. You can tell just within these seconds that even though his character had a mother he was still looking for validation in life, (possibly from males or the world 🌎 he lives in) even if it was from a “darker side of life” he’s looking for a place in his life. & just like that a brief moment of joy turns into sadness/fear. Truly remarkable film 🎥
Even though Ty and Harry were selling drugs to make it, I was sort of rooting for them that the money they’d make would be their way out of poverty. But in the end, they just ended up becoming statistics. Sad reality of addiction
What’s sad is that you can tell Tyrone has a good heart and deserves better opportunities.
It's interesting though because Brody says that he is "smart, loyal, and not a junkie" but reality is, he is pretty much the opposite of those 3 things.
@@weshouser821 He was a junkie indeed. But the rest were correct.
@@weshouser821what are you talking about?he Is loyal for sure
@@AnaBM9510 He was loyal to his friend Harry, he wasn't loyal to Brody he was already lying to him by getting high on his own supply, it was just a matter of time before Brody's boy murdered him. If he is lying to his face, then he is not loyal.
@@thelegacyofgaming2928 He was loyal to Harry not Brody and if you watch the film he actually isn't particularly smart, just listen to some of his dialog. He is probably a cool guy to kick it with and all but him and Harry are not smart people and I'm not saying that addicts can't be smart, but in the film those two characters are not meant to be smart almost all of the decisions they make are dumb and inevitably backfire on them it's the whole point of the film.
When "Fall" came up I thought it said "Fail" lol XD
They kind of meant the same thing
I know it is meant as a joke, but I think Fall was supposed to represent the "fall" of every character's ambitions and dreams.
Deandre Web tell ur self whatever u want bro just sayin it only means fall the season unlike u I didn't just watch this movie I been watching this shit since it came out.
That’s what happens when you have a White Driver! Lol
KissMyAsthma same
This is the point where you knew this movie wasn’t going to be a fun one
yeah that's what happens when you don't go into the movie looking at the definition of "requiem"
@@frankmerker630 Definition of requiem is essentially a ceremony. Nothing necessarily bad. But you can assume that it refers to the death of a dream.
The first time i ever watched this movie i felt like this specific scene has a really deep meaning, it's awesome how the director used the "fall" for two reasons as the movie was showing the year seasons and to describe what was coming next for the characters literally...
Alonso Bañuelos can you explain this scene please
@@dajanedior Have you watched this movie already?
@@dajanedior
Wayan's character is dealer during a drug war between rival gangs. The drug lord he deals for was ambushed by a fake driver planted by the rival gang. Wayan's character escapes, but is caught by the cops.
it's like "80s" in Boogie Nights
Columbo over here.
If anyone REALLY paid attention, those violins tensing up in the background during the conversation, seriously tone it up very DARK in a eerie way. You can FEEL it coming.
The way the camera was shaking as he ran made this scene very intense.
the streets are crazy! a deaf kingpin?
exactly
Ikr? Wtf?
That’s the only part that seems a little off. You’d think in order to rise through the ranks of the criminal underworld you’d at least need to be able to hear gunfire or police sirens. Social-Darwinism and all that. Or maybe it’s brilliant exactly BECAUSE it’s so weird; think about it, there’s bound to be at least one deaf Heroin king-pin in this wide, weird and weary world of ours. And he was it. Basically the unicorn of criminals, I suppose.
@@guthax30 I think he is just mute. He seems to understand Tyrone's responses and he clearly understood when he mentioned the white driver
mute people can't snitch is the reason why
YOU SMART. YOU LOYAL. AH 'PRECIATE DAT.
GO BUY YO MOMMA A HOUSE
ANOTHA WUN
I did not expect this when I first saw the film.
I didn't either. I don't think anyone did.
those who know what “requiem” means would know that this film would be dark and dreary
Marlon Wayans is such an incredible actor
+Melissa Wright *used to be / should have been
+adz124ps He should do more serious roles x
i wish he did more roles like this, honestly
Marlon Wayans has potential to be a great actor. He needs to drop the unfunny comedy shit and do more drama films. He can be a great actor.
But dramatic independent roles don’t pay anything near to what a shit comedy would :/
TheForgottenHostage It could, but the dumb masses go to see shit like "Fifty Shades of Black" and "White Chicks".
He was hilarious in the show, "The Wayans Bros.", but now his comedy is retarded, and unfunny. He does need to do more dramatic roles, because he was really good in this movie.
+Zombifyed Its pretty true that long time comedians like Marlon Wayans have the potential to be a good actor. There are lots of actors who are good in acting at other genres other than their usual comedy like the late Robin Williams take a look at him his performance in his non comedy roles like One Hour Photo and Insomnia shows proof that he has the talent in acting, but sadly he passed away. I hope Marlon Wayans can do more films like this in the future.
Doing a drama movie like this can mess with you, we never know if it was hard for him doing it. I heard actors go through hell sometimes to get ready for certain roles.
the fact that Brody is a deaf mute dealer is a stroke of genius ! in the book, Brody is barely mentioned when he is killed ; the reader, as well as the characters, are not even sure about the way he died. This scene with the strings growing louder to build up the tension, is incredibly strong as a link between 'summer' and 'fall'. It is indeed a Fall, litterally !
@a fitz - the driver was part of the Italian mob who had beef with the blacks (the movie says this but it's easy to miss). The driver was a hitman, it looks like he was shooting at everybody but mainly Brody because he was the kingpin.
Brody was target number 1, but everyone else was a witness/bodyguard/associate. Brody was parallel to Marlon so he absorbed the shots; meanwhile the hitman probably turned his attention to the two bodyguards who didn’t bail.
Probably brody was stealing money from the mob and ripping them off by coming up short
@@camillethomas9452 he probably didn't have the makings of a varsity athlete
Nah brodies black gang was overtaking the mob in the drug buissness so they are fighting for control of the drug game
@@k1dofficialYou know Quasimodo predicted all this.
When he said "what the fuck!" I started cracking up for some reason 😂😂😂
I stopped going to movie theaters because of clowns like you.
Bruh I did too😭😭😭 I feel like since it's Marlon 😂
Yeah i mean the movie is dark and all but i can't stop laughing at this scene@@joerice6704
Very funny too😄😄😄
He says you're smart. You're loyal. I APPRECIATE THAT.
Ponderething why does this comment make me laugh lol it's a regular conversation
0:49 I love this movie for its serious tone, but I can’t help but laugh at this segment 😂 audio like something that should come from a vine or meme
Hahaha
I laughed too when I watched that specific segment years ago. My girlfriend wondered what was so funny about it, but if you know, you know. FAHUAK! WAT DA FAUCK.
This movie and the word “laughter” should never go together.
reminds me of the meme of the rapper Tyler the creator falling
00:48 "How did I end up in a Spike Lee movie!?"
Best scene in the film. At once both gritty and stylised, disturbing and funny.
And this was the moment when all the characters began to "fall" apart.
He has RANGE! I'd be casting my ass off with him in serious roles. Can't imagine Requiem without him.
I dont think anyone expected it to end like this the first time we saw the scene ... but tbh it is pretty realistic.. these things happen day and night when you get involved in the drugs business.
Can someone explain what exactly went down in this scene and why?
@@dylanshorrorchannel1378 Harry mentions later on that a gang war has kicked off between the Italian mob and the black gangs.
Tyrone had the unfortunate luck of being in the same car as one of the first targets the Italians sought to eliminate. That’s why for the rest of the movie, they struggle immensely with trying to score heroin
I don’t find a deaf gang leader realistic. Especially in the black American hood no way are they taking orders from a mute
@@raregrimebeats1352 he could be the leader cause he has the connect.
@@raregrimebeats1352 his money buys him ears, whom are paid specifically for listening and listening only!
"That escalated quickly..." (Ron Burgundy)
Hardest left turn in the history of movies.
moral of this story: never hire a white driver
"aww shit you got a white driver" 😄
This was when The Dream died. Thus begins the Fall.
This was the scene where the movie got real.
Is it just me or does the deaf kingpin make me laugh hard af when he says he’ll kill him
Yeah that cracked me up as well
all i can do is cry when i watch this movie it relates so much to my life
Same my older who brother loved this movie ended up dying from an overdose. I think he knew it was about him. Now it feels like a part of me.
Same
Hopefully you get out the trap addiction ODAAT
the camera perspective with the classical requiem for a dream moviesound just thrilling but amazing! love this move
movie
Bests cene in the movie
I love the filming perspective of this, and really captures the speed and overall intensity of this moment!
Best movie ever made. Thanks Darren Aronofsky and all the cast for made this amazing movie
Agree
what a sad and painfully dark movie about addiction. Him dreaming of his mother
Reminds me of that great line in the underrated Ridley Scott ‘Robinhood’ movie about the unlikelihood of getting paid money owed by a ‘dead king.’ Tyrone is moving up in the crime world from a drug kingpin, which is ALWAYS risky because (as Tony Soprano said), the most likely ‘end’ for a drug/mob boss is to be murdered or go to prison.
Even once he is let out of jail after being picked up at the end of this scene, there’s no one for Ty to go to regain his promotion. He was given it by a now dead king.
Right he put all his eggs in this basket, tried so hard for it, & it was all for nothing. In fact ended up setting him back worse than ever. These are the cycles they live in
Marlon Wayans.. such an underrated actor
Didn't know Marlon had this kind of acting ability in him.
Marlon Wayans will always be the best of the Wayans. His versatility is off the chart.
The white guy was Italian American. Mob.
Unlike other movies where gunshots happen, none has come as close to real life as this one. Everything is fine and in a timeframe of 1 second, everything has gone to hell, that is real life
Marlon Wayans, Robin Williams and Jim Carrey are my favorite comedians that can do good serious roles
They up there.
will smith too, also jamie foxx
@@DiddyKongsLeftFoot Will is not a comedian
@@colossus112785 oh sorry, thought he was considering he starred in a lot of comedy films
I remember , I had a dream I was watching this in theaters and I remember him running and the music playing , it was trippy .
Tell me Marlon Wayans cannot act...
and good luck making it to the end of the day.
You know, an Italian mafia vs. a Black gang would make a pretty good movie.
True. Another movie that includes a lot of what you just mentioned, as beef between the Italian Mafia, and blacks, is included in the movie, "A Bronx Tale." You should watch it, it's a pretty good movie.
Poland watch black caeser.
Italians would win its not fair. Not saying that to sound ra ist or anything. Blacks run the streets while ghd italian mobs owns the streets with cops judges lawyers its 2 different types of gangs ones just bigger then the other
There kinda is. It’s called Mafia 3
Mafia VS Yakuza in "Brother" (2000)
I never thought I see with my own eyes that comedians like Jim Carrey Jamie Foxx Marlon Wayans Tracy Morgan play serious roles and movies have myself thinking they are kind of good actors playing serious drama crime films than comedy movies.
Why ?
0:50 PANDA
LOL. 😃. They look really similar actually.
TheSuirad. omfg bro fr tho lmao.
My thoughts exactly
ahh shit you got a white driver BANG BANG.
Marlon Wayans always been underrated as an actor. Love his comedy but he could do serious characters just as good!
Well that's what you get when you get involved with drugs.
He was a victim of circumstance, if that didn't happen they would have gotten rich for sure
This movie is amazing, one of my favorites drama movies! :)
0:49 i bet we felt the adrenaline too, damn man this alone is entire Oscar Award's night
Marlon Wayans interview on the set of the movie Respect brought me here. 👋
This looks like an intro for a GTA game.
0:48 **insert benny hill theme**
It’s such an Astonishing, Powerful, Emotional, Heartbreaking feeling when a movie like ‘Requiem For A Dream’ (2000) can make you bawl your eyes out, and make you think this deep. From the editing, sound effects, acting & special effects...this film brings the effects and aftermath of drug abuse and addiction right into our eyes, since we can’t truly understand how terrible it is unless we are shown in a way like this. It’s a mistake most of us keep making since once we do it once we can’t stop.
Nuff Said.
Aaaaand gopro was born
I just finished watching this movie for the first time ever in my 23 years of living and I’m so moved… because wtf. Sara’s story makes me so emotional because everyone else had something tangible to make them feel “good”, all she was a fantasy. She wanted that fantasy so bad it ended up killing who she was. Like damn bro.. it really engrains in me how your mind is so powerful.
I've always found it sort of strange that they made the main drug lord a deaf guy. I assume that's how it is in the book (sadly I started but never finished it). We never really see their connections, Tyrone references a few characters we never see (Angel, Sal). This is the only scene of the film that goes beyond a montage to show their interaction with their suppliers. Unless you count the supermarket I suppose.
0:45
Are we to believe that at that very moment "the season of fall" began ?
It's Fall "season" for everyone from this point now
@@cleofaspingarron
Nice avatar
i never expected this
I guess they laughed a lot while making this scene. "i fug yuuu"
I’ll never forget when me and the wife watched this movie after ingesting 7 hits of white blotter acid. Riveting experience to put it lightly.
Bruh wtf lmao
I can't even imagine what that would be like
best scene of the movie.
SUCH a great scene
The saddest part is that a flower is responsible for all of this!!! Heroin is derived and made from morphine (morphine comes from opium poppy flowers the same plants that give forth yummy 😋 poppy seed seasonings
I know everyone struggles with this movie considering it is an incredibly hard watch, but I think it deserves more than one watch. When you’re in the right frame of mind, of course. Putting aside the unbelievably sad message and warning against drug addiction, this movie’s cinematography and score is phenomenal, and it deserves more appreciation.
I really felt that...
This movie is pain and despair, personified in horror.
Man, that is a 1 star uber driver right there.
We have got a winner.
Melissa Ward weeee got a winner! weeeee got a winner!
w(hite driver)inner
WE GOTTA A WINNER!!!
If you like requiem you should check out a novel called wasting talent by Ryan Leone. They are making it into a film and critics say it Is even darker than requiem for a dream.
Stacy Anthony I don't see a trailer or anything
Do they take your shoe-laces away and check you for guns, knives or poison at the ticket-booth? ‘Cause I’m anticipating mass-suicide’s in bars, parks and movie theaters after the masses are exposed to ANYTHING that could POSSIBLY be any darker than this.
@@guthax30 This movie wasn't that bad lol. Too dramatic
I'm glad I came across these clips. Havent seen the movie in forever.
This movie raped my mind 🤕
I couldn’t think of a more concise accurate description. 😭🥺
Wellcome to the drug business
I don't understand what happened here. Its an obvious set up seeing as how the police were there in seconds but I am just confused with the driver situation. Did everyone in the car not know someone was in the driver's seat? Was the driver the cop? Why did driver just start shooting?
Pointl Ess The driver was part of the italian mob, and they had a beef with the black people
@@diegopena1761 oh thats right, forgot about that whole thing. Its such a small part of this whole movie haha
If i could, i would cast not only Marlon, but also the whole Wayans family in a serious role. It would be a movie about the Nigerian Civil War.
So they didn’t know he was a junkie 🤔
Who wasn't a good actor in this movie?
Bonechilingly good scene
0:40 Love it 😂
Marlon showed his real talent on this
we've got a winner.
Ahhh shit you've got a white driver
Marlon Wayans should return to this
Did Marlon really have to run while holding that camera?
It’s a snorricam, a camera attached to him
@@anthonydelarosa huh. Interesting
@@anthonydelarosa Looked like he was holding it tbh
@@thelegacyofgaming2928I been searching these comments tryna see what this camera shot was called 😂😂😂
The name of the effect when marlon is running please???✌
I think it's just the camera attached to his chest
It's called the "snorricam".. Aronofsky used it extensively on this film..
The Snorricam..Each character has a scene w that cam.
What happens to him in the end is jacked up
Jesus...This movie man
Seriously this movie is highly underrated
were both the driver and the 2 gangsters shooting at brody or was it just the driver?
This is the same director that managed me to feel so emotional at the end of The Wrestler. I only wanted to watch that movie to see what Mickey Rourke was doing. This director is a genius. He knows how to plant or evoke memories in the most beautiful way.