Gangs of New York: Happy Jack's death
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- Bill (Daniel Day-Lewis) orders Jack (John C. Reilly) to go kill Amsterdam (Leonardo DiCaprio).
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I also love how clearly the movie shows that the Butcher has lost touch with what's actually happening. He's forever frozen in 1846, in the moment of his triumph over the Priest. He hasn't the slightest notion of what's coming. It's great storytelling.
That why the end credits sequence was so powerful…showing the skyline of NYC change over 120 years…the grave markers are eventually built over, meaning, they murdered each other and devoted their lives to nothing that had any meaningful impact on NYC…people completely forgotten to time…
… and yet still remembered to this day, do you believe your legacy will stand the test of time?
@@seethroughlife1481 they are only remembered because of the book Gangs of New York…it wasn’t a positive legacy they left behind..and no, I wouldn’t want to be remembered for being a leader of a criminal gang, thank you…your obviously one who believes that any press is good press….I was making a point and you’re trying to attack me like I should feel bad that I won’t be remembered, sorry, I don’t feel bad that I’m not going to be remembered like the infamous gangster and criminals of the past…Charles Manson will be remembered and I won’t, I’m definitely not envious of that..
That’s a ridiculous analogy you made
@@Gl6619 NYC on the whole was extremely corrupt back then. That's another point the movie was trying to establish, and the book as well obviously. EVERYONE of any value in the city, from the gang leaders to (and especially actually) politicians, they were all dirty. They were rigging elections and everything. The criminals in large part were sucked into the political vacuum and used for muscle even occasionally, and to do things that would otherwise be "too corrupt" for the politicians to do themselves, so from that standpoint I would say they did have a meaningful impact on NYC, but not something that most people would remember. The impactful things that actually did have a memorable effect on the city were done by the politicians who retained the image of being trustworthy and decent but in actuality were not only more corrupt but were more powerful than the criminals by far, and yet Bill the Butcher walked around his own element of that era's NYC as if he literally owned and ran the place. On some level and in some ways he did, the underworld for sure, but the politicians did things that absolutely changed the trajectory and history of NYC forever, whether it was positively or not is debatable.
@@Gl6619 I don't know Bro, he wrote one sentence, you wrote a whole paragraph. . .mayhaps you protest to much.
There is really nothing John C. Reilly cannot do in this art form. He's an American film treasure.
Don't leave out the Brits in this sequence, Jim Broadbent, Eddie Marsan and Daniel Day-Lewis, as well as Liam Neeson, Stephen Graham AND Brendan Gleeson from Ireland in other scenes, EPIC casting by scorsesee.
With the exception of The Vampire's Assistant, naturally.
Well he can't do an irish accent thats for sure.
Brits don't boast like that though,we don't need to we've made our mark on the world,it's already done..
The irony,he can't do an Irish accent with the surname Reilly 😂
“I think it shows dash…give the boy some time, we’ll settle with a good dust up.” What a badass
I always saw this as a tip of the cap from DDL. Finally showing a little respect for the scrappy Vallum.
@@brianmacdonald9726 I read it as a nod of respect as well. He sent an assassin, whom was killed, and the body put on public display. Handled in a straightforward way. Worthy of respect by a man who deals primarily in violence. Hence the logical escalation being a direct assault or 'dust up' to settle the matter once and for all.
Badass cuz the boyo gave him a pass wen he saved his life remember? There was another Irish guy trying kill him wen they first met in that period
@@christopherings7996 It also reminds us of what he says he does with his enemies in that scene of him visiting DiCaprio's character's bed at night.
My hair is naturally starting to look like Bill"s hair😂
I think John C Reily is an incredibly underrated actor, he has such a range.
He's rated about where he should be
Did we just become best friends...
@@michaellongstreet5802 nah he got pigeon holed as a funny guy like will farrel, but didn't get the same fame or credit will did, and probably never got the opportunity for big screen films with serious roles when he could have
@@Powd3r81 will Ferrell is wierd, he did a skit as a clown and had kids in cages, seemed very sketchy, and given rumors about him I stopped watching his movies, he kind of does the same role for his acts, stupid comedy
@@michaellongstreet5802 triggered 🤡
He wasn’t actually dead. He was just using ninja focus to slow his heartbeat.
😜😄 Step Brothers?
Yeah… ;)
Pov: You touched his drum set
LOL!
Very nice
The fake-crying by Bill the Butcher makes that scene extra-terrifying. I completely understand why Happy Jack needs a good stiff drink afterwards.
I thought he actually did cry, but switched off his mood when it had served its purpose in setting up his own mind.
@@KutWritebill was mocking him
This movie is a masterpiece! That scene with the fake cry for the killed rabbit is a gem of acting.
Looks over done.
@@Patrick-yh5yd
it really should've been 'medium-rare'
@@Patrick-yh5yd That's the point. He's fucking with him
@@Patrick-yh5yd is, and it isn't... very fine line to tread, and he makes it work...
It was supposed to look overdone..
it's wild to see John C Riley in such a serious role and absolutely crushing it
Daniel Day Lewis is freaking terrifying in this movie. That bit where he starts fake crying about the rabbit then his glaze ices back over immediately. I guarantee he's just a wee bit nuts in real life.
No, he's just a good actor.
Your "guarantee" is insulting.
@@DP-ot6zf You're a wimp.
@@24tommyst It goes beyond acting to him. He is the kind of person who doesn't ever leave character even when the entire cast and crew break for lunch. Nobody gets into it as much as he does, you call it a good actor. I call it a wee bit nuts. I mean, it benefits him, he is arguably the greatest male actor that we've ever had, but that doesn't take away from what I said. You almost have to be a little bit crazy to take it from merely "acting" which anybody can do if they have the patience to memorize a script and dedicating a few months of your life to BE someone else uninterrupted.
Nope, I meant what I said.
@@voteZDLR If that's what you mean by crazy then he's crazy, I agree. I would just call that eccentric, though. Crazy has a negative connotation.
It's a shame this particular Step Brother doesn't get more serious roles
If you want to see him in something like that, try Cyrus featuring Jonah Hill. It's like a dramedy, but a little more serious. It's not as intense as Gangs of NY though.
Agreed. He is 10x the actor that Will Ferrell is, too.
You're in luck; he's playing Jerry Buss in the new Lakers series.
He has had tons of serious rolls, I first saw him in boogie nights that’s how I got introduced to him. Although the character was goofy the movie overall was kind of a comedic drama
whaaaaaat he was mister cellophane lol
DDL's rage shining through in the look he gives just after he's fake crying how it begins with just that left eye and morphs into him collecting himself....is so menacing
Everyone in the comments “JOHN C REILY IS SO UNDERRATED”. If everyone says he’s underrated, then maybe he’s not?
But he's just so gosh darn underrated......
If you think a youtube comment section is "everyone", you're a fool
Also maybe not underrated by viewers but underrated in terms of Hollywood and the roles he's able to land
@@shangc2781 he gets type cast as the goof but he can definitely handle more serious roles.
First day unsupervised on RUclips so all they can do is say someone or something is underrated.
Two of the best actors around. Daniel Day-Lewis is otherworldly and John C. Reilly is so underrated.
He isn't underrated. I so disapprove the misuse of that word.
@@Ray.Norrish He is used and held as more of a comedy actor, which definitely underrates him
@@Noah-gk7rn
Well, he did have nuts put on his drum set so he had it done to himself.
I don't think you know what underrated means lol
John C. Reilly is grossly underappreciated...! [:\
I saw this with my father on Christmas. Rip Dad.
May God rest his soul.
RIP father
Bill the Butcher is one of the most fascinating characters you're likely to see in movies. He's not evil for the sake of evil. He's a man with relentless conviction that leads to him doing evil things. In his mind, his evil is for a greater good. But there is a code in there. He was furious at Amsterdam's assassination attempt not because Amsterdam wanted him dead, but because he didn't come straight to him and challenge him face to face, after Bill taking him in and helping him out. But here, you notice that Bill actually now has respect for Amsterdam, for essentially calling him out for a fight. And during their final fight, he shows respect. Just the same as he did Priest.
One of the best parts is right after he kills Priest and as soon as he's done saying what the trophies of the day are he add, but no hand shall touch him bc he may hate Irish immigrants, bit he respected the kind of man that Priest was bc he was fighting for his own people the same as Bill.
He respected the priest because he was basically the Irish version of himself. Notice he still kills the club wielding guy from behind with no honor, if all he respected was strength he wouldn't have.
One of the greatest American Patriots ever put to film.
Bill loved his Country...
he was a xenophobic murderous thug.
@@Fenrisdog999Bill kills him from behind because that was the death he deserved, At the end of the fight scene after Bill tells everone no to touch Bill, Club Guy was looking for his money. The Club Guy only fought because Priest payed him to
Those stovepipe hats are really something.
If they were worn before the early 1860's, they'd be made out of beaver pelts, which were very water resistant. By the 1860's, the beaver population in North America was nearly trapped to extinction; only the change in men's haberdashery fashions saved the beaver.
Probably cost a fortune to make all those outfits
@@davidmurray5399interesting
>man gets crucified
>swear words bleeped
Costumes, sets and music - this movie really is a form of time travel and it makes that last scene where you witness the transformation of the NY skyline so fascinating - all the themes in this movie are timeless and create a sort of melancholy.
It's a very deep film if you look under the surface..
In my years of messing with people, I've learned that when you piss someone off and they begin to cry in the middle of yelling at you, then you're in for a bad time and should pull back.
Out of empathy or regret, or fear of what’s coming?
does this happen to you often?
Can't look at John C. Reilly without thinking of Dr. Steve Brule.
"We're down here today in New Rork City place called Five Proints, and it smells real BAD down here haha"
Poor Jack. You can look right through him, walk right by him, and never know he's there.
Kind of like a Border agent on our Southern Border.
@@danielbrown3461 ayo
"I could spare a half dozen of you, easier then i could spare him." - Bill the Butcher. Classic!
Still, I think it shows dash. Give the boy some time, we'll settle with a good dust up.
Yeah.... most of us have seen the movie and the rest has seen this clip.
@narvul...And yet, here you still are, keeping watch at the gate...
Boring weekend?
@@codymoe4986😂😂
One of my favorite all time movies. I bought it immediately when it came out. I was like 17 and remember crying at the end of it especially as someonw that is from NYC and moved to FL like 25 years ago. To know the origins of the city and how time erases all of us.
Oh for another NY transplant to Boca or the 561.
“We’re gonna be all over the shuffleboard court!”
Such a great film…the dialogue..the set design and costumes…it’s really takes you back to that era…that’s the mark of a great period drama film…
This clip really needed the Who's Happy Jack playing in the background.
Stop beeping, it’s 2023.
“For your health.”
It telling that the times are changing. Now we see what a man is worthy.
I am amazed at how well Daniel Day Lewis played Dr. Steve Brule in this movie! Absolute masterpiece.
Why are you amazed? Have you seen his other movies?
He is widely considered the best method actor ever.
@@winstonwolff I can't tell if the joke went over your head or if you're playing into it. Either way, hilarious
I always forget what a good dramatic actor John C. Reilly is.
I gotta give props to the actor behind Lewis as he starts to fake cry, he’s looking confused like “why is the Butcher crying?”, then once Bill says the serious “is that understood?”, he realizes he’s only kidding and gives a subtle nod as if to say “duh, Bill wouldn’t cry”. Pretty brilliant little detail there.
Oscar winning performance by DDL. Travesty that he didn't receive one.
Who won that year? I can't remember. Also I think he deserved the Oscar for this performance over the Lincoln performance. Even though it was brilliant too
@@jaycuthbert245 Adrien Brody in The Pianist
Honestly, he won enough. Brody was fantastic too
I'm curious about that accent, though -- it's positively weird. Did someone do the research and a dialect coach determine that that's what a New Yorker of the mid-19th century would sound like?
No chance now. They've implemented DEI standards on who can win. Justice!
Great acting you probably missed - When Bill is pretending to cry McGloin can not see his face and begins to look towards him in shock that this mighty and dangerous character is breaking down in tears. Only when Bill returns his voice to normal does McGloin see what he was doing and the look of confusion leaves his face. Nice.
Good catch…brilliant directing from Scorsese on that…it probably also shows that he was unpredictable even to his cohorts…
Also, when it cuts back to Happy Jack, the dude sitting at his 5 clock was looking amused by the confusion of McGloin 😂
DD Lewis absolutely killed this role and pretty much every role he plays. Greatest actor of our time.
his role in this and There Will Be Blood are both absolutely Epic!
Ironically he went on to play Lincoln, the person Bill probably hates the most.
Him and Christian Bale for me are the best
Are you tryin'-a-tell me he's better than Vin Diesel?
@@Disciple_Of_Lerxst😂😂😂
Fun fact, Daniel Day Lewis is so good he also played John C Reilys part.
DDL is his own father. 🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣
So many fine performances, cinematography, set design, and directing.
I like revisiting this film now & again.
I’ve lost count of the amount of amazing performances that Daniel Day-Lewis has put on. Even when he is the bad guy, I still root for him.
The Butcher, Lincoln, Plainview...I've yet to see him play a GOOD guy ;)
@@13thvarebel16 Last of the Mohicans. He was the good guy in that one.
@@13thvarebel16 in the name of the father. Without doubt his best role
@@13thvarebel16 Did you just call Lincoln a BAD guy?
He's literally only done a handful of movies..
"I could spare a half dozen of you, easier then i could spare him" - Too true even today.
Idk if I'd spare a cop for a politician, not exactly great choices either way lol
If John C. Reilly had Brad Pits looks, he might be considered one of the best actors of our time.
I prefer actors that look like real people. I'll take him over Pitt any day.
@@Gorilla_Jones I think the point is that JohnC Reilly NOT having model looks is exactly why he barely gets the recognition he deserves
I agree with you, but for some reason the population wants hot people to have the spot light only
If he looked like Pitt he'd probably not get the roles he has gotten in his career, he'd be typecasted into a hero or such, if you change anything about him you no longer have what he brings, so yeh I feel he's underrated when people talk about actors but he defo shines because of who he is, not who he could be.
Ever seen deepfakes in which they've put a famous actor's face over the face of a less famous actor? The performance immediately goes up, half the acting is in subtle facial expressions which only some faces are better at than others. I think the reason you think highly of John C. Reilly's performance is because the chubby bear stare he got. Which fits the character and comes off as great acting.
Me too
Bill knew that only one would survive, if Amsterdam died it would be a thorn out of his side, and if Jack died he'd have a pretext for a dust up
I'm glad they've censored swear words - so refreshing to watch this brutal murder clip with kids without them nasty f**ks and sh**s for them to hear!
Stfu! The bleep sound is actually more offensive and annoying to hear than the swear words.
@@Hale-Bopp I think that was sarcasm….
@@Hale-Bopp Are you really that dense?
@@dlowery51 Yes.
@@Hale-Bopp 🙄 it was sarcasm
Dont show clips and beep over half the words.
well, I can touch his drum set safely now.
He had the craziest look in his eye, and at one point he looked at me & said "Let's get it on"...
the way john Reilly acts in this scene just highlights how amazing his acting skills are. top notch, cant be beat bar NONE!
DDL was actually playing the dead rabbit here, too, he spent 3 months in character for it
He's known to do that with most if not all his films. He routinely does method acting which is basically embracing the character even outside of filming (whether in the studio or personal life). It can be stressful for the production crew because often the actor will stay in character even outside of shooting. DDL has made several production members feel a little awkward doing this. He's never violent or wants to hurt anyone, but he's obviously a COMPLETELY different personality.
He's of course not the only actor that does this. Other well named actors like Jim Carey, Christian Bale, Heath Ledger (so much it led to his death), Angelina Jolie, Hilary Swank, DeNiro (actually became a taxi driver and legit boxed for roles), and Billy Bob Thorton who actually started drinking heavily prior to Bad Santa (he was legit drunk/hungover in a lot of scenes).
@@aa-ze5cz Supposedly he is violent. While training boxing, he apparently picked a lot fights with people on the street.
"Is he dead"
Nah, hes just chillin up there
He be vibing
Here I am in new york city just hangin out chh...
Hard to believe John C Reilly went from this to Holmes… But then again, that’s a testament to his versatility. He’s done some very interesting roles here and there, I would like to see him work more in future films.
He's in a ton of good movies, some of which are critically acclaimed. Boogie Nights, The Thin Red Line, Magnolia, The Aviator, Step Brothers, The Lobster, Tale of Tales
great sound on this. thanks!
DDL’s best role. I know he didn’t win the Oscar for it. But he’s amazing.
Not really my favorite movie, but DDL's performance is masterful.
A real powerhouse movie with outstanding acting. But if you ever find yourself wanting to garrot someone, don't try it like Leo's character, especially on a bigger stronger enemy or you will end up dead. If you don't get it twisted behind their head it is very easy for them to get a hand on to the side and free themselves. The U.S. Spec. Ops standard is to immediately twist the two handles while you simultaneously turn your back to the bad guy with the handles behind your head and then carry him around the room on your back while he chokes to death (a U.S. Force Recon Marine vet.).
Ummm....okay. Easy, comrade, easy.
@@republicanred4863 Just a Pro tip :)
Effective leverage can cut the throat even break the neck as well. Which is the point garroting is a lethal move
Always one weirdo in the comments
I swear John C Reilly is the only person in this movie who naturally looks like he’s from 1800s.
That's some meta acting from Day-Lewis.
Now that's one Dead Rabbit
Fantastic movie to watch a fantastic cast brilliant script and Daniel day Lewis should got a Oscar for his performance it was fantastic
From Dale Dobak to Happy Jack Mulraney, John C. can do just about anything acting.
Poor Jack “He was trying to be nice”. All he wanted was his medal back from Hero’s Duty.
the step brothers role made it so i cant take this guy series in any other films, when DiCaprio starts choking him i start laughing because of the funny face he makes and it reminds me of "step brothers"
last time i watch "the perfect storm" I laughed during his death scene because the grimacing death faces he is making reminds me of "step brothers"
The ONLY reason Daniel Day-Lewis beat John C. Reilly,
is because Daniel Day-Lewis didn't touch John C. Reilly's drums!!!
The Catalina Wine Mixer?
That Butcher was absolutely epic in this movie
"I'm in no danger of damnation Bill" proceeds to check if damnation is about to stab him in the back 😂
Fine...I'll watch Gangs of New York for the 98th time...
3:21 I would have loved more backstory (maybe even a separate movie) about the the guy in the green topcoat with brown trim, a brown cravat, and brown top hat. Who are you and why do you haunt and taunt us so?
20 years since that movie came out! Time for another look.
I can't help but notice Bill's glass eye has transformed into a real eye for this scene
Nobody has to wonder why Daniel Day-Lewis does not give interviews. The aura of mystique is the power to the role. A true modern day Bogart
I think this movie belongs among the top 100 greatest films of all time! One of my all time favorites along with Shawshank Redemption and Braveheart!
I’ll agree with the first two, Braveheart was a good movie but I don’t know a few scenes were really could see Mel Gibson was trying to direct all the attention to himself. And a few times their attempts at comedy was comedy out of modern times not the comedy in 14th century but it was good, just not in the same league as Gangs, and Shawshank
Brave heart is a good story but a bad film
Braveheart was shite and at least Gangs of New York and Shawshank were factual films.
Braveheart was total fiction.
Braveheart is propaganda crap.
One of the best movies i ever saw in the cinema. It also completly changed my mind about Leonardo di Caprio as a actor. I wasnt expecting that when i go to the cinema, because the girls wanted me to go with them into this movie.
Leo is incredibly saving Gilbert grape. Was That moment for me
Mine too, this movie convinced me he could about do it all 👍
You have seen very few movies
Rubbish movie. Dragged out to the massive fight at end...where instead only the 2 main opposition gang leader characters decide to fight each other.
@@seanmac.7130 I do think this film is overrated but it’s hardly rubbish. It’s a good film that could be an incredible film
Something I just noticed about this scene. Jack never gets to look at him while he’s an adult. Meaning that it’s not a personal kill. More so that him choking jack out represents the dead rabbits getting their revenge for his treachery.
1:28 But the moral conundrum DOES matter, as demonstrated by the devil at his shoulder with more than a bit of the Day-Lewis to it.
The only thing that sucked about this movie was Cameron Diaz. But she had a pretty small role. That accent by JCR was so good. I watched this years ago and didn't even realize he was in this movie.
When you don’t let Ricky Bobby finish first in a race
What's chilling is that Bill does his glaring in this scene with his glass eye.
It's completely dead and blind, but it's burning a hole through jack.
Bill knows where he's headed, the path ahead, he just blind to see the situation it entails.
How didn’t DD win the academy award for this one? Like, There Will Be Blood is great and all, but this is probably his magnum opus as an actor.
I do like how, even back then, politicians thought they were sacrosanct.
Since ancient Greece buddy
Happy Jack never had the makings of a varsity crooked cop.
Small mustache.
The stove pipe hats are a riot!
Love how Scorsese uses the same drum sound in Boardwalk Empire.
who?
(insert mandatory milkshake joke here)
This was a great film and what acting by Lewis, best film I've seen him in suited him to a tea.
"there will be blood" is his masterclass
@@204random For real, first time I saw that, I didn't know what it was but I sat there and watched the whole thing. He is damn good at playing these rolls
Back in a time where instead of horsepower or numerics a tall hat could compensate🤣
This man with from playing this vile traitor to Cal Naughton Jr, and Wreck It Ralph. The range on this actor!
My nieces say the same thing, they always ask "is he dead?" If I fall asleep. Just me, they don't do it for their grandparents or older family members, just 30 something uncle Steve and the worst part is they seem let down when they find out I'm still kickin.
😂
Are you dead yet?
I normally hate editing, but the bleeps made it funny
Great! And it is so ridiculous when violence may be shown (in a very honest, hard way), there is a beeep over words
Bill the Butcher is my all time favorite character from any movie.
Would have sucked to see a live concert back then.
1927: "What's next, dead politicians?"
2023: "Yes."
I love John C Reilly in serious roles
DDL not winning an Oscar for this was a travesty
Agreed 👍🏻 finest piece of acting I've seen 👏
He is the best actor of all time, it goes to show how the overrated Oscar award is a sham, Hollywood couldn’t allow him to walk away with another one. He retired from acting with 3 Oscar awards, he would have had more if the award was truly based on skill alone!
….he over acted this role….way too cartoonish…that’s why he didn’t win….
@@82dupont
Of all time? Really? I had no idea. So you've watched Anton Walbrook, Ralph Richardson, Raymond Massey, Alan Bates, Ryszard Cieslak, Ralph Fiennes? Or is he perhaps the greatest of the ones you've seen?
@@rickrose5377 …The greatest all time by definition means there are other greats. He is simply at the top, doesn’t mean any slight toward others.
Tom Brady is considered GOAT QB, doesn’t mean, Joe, Unitas, Marino aren’t great.
Gretzky is considered GOAT in hockey, doesn’t mean there weren’t other greats.
Beatles are considered greatest band, yet there were other great bands.
You get my point, there are good actors, great actors and then there is Daniel Day Lewis.
DDL's greasy sweaty forehead and hair in this movie always kills my anxiety
John C. Reilly's Irish accent was atrocious but the character of Happy jack was great.
Great movie
I was on tour in Poland with my rock band right before hit theatres in the US and we stayed with the president of Universal . He came home one day with a box of DVD screeners and GONY was one of them . We loved it so much I called home to tell my friends to go see it in the theatre.
John C Reily made me hate his character so much I thought of inventing a time machine and going back to kick his ass. Then I remembered...ACTING!
Maybe that's what we need to do to a few politicians 🤔
I like the detail of Jack's police hat placed on the top of the lamp post. Jack is still being mocked post mortem.
Nice little chug of laudanum on the way out, at least he was feeling good when it was his time for judgement.
I know DDL is a master of his craft and takes his accents seriously but I can’t help but hear Columbo in his voice.
I can't unhear that now! lol
He also does a De Niro thing where he scrunches his face up
I have heard that Brits say the New York accent is the hardest to pull off. Perhaps because it sounds like parody.
Boston accents they don’t seem to have a problem with because they are merely imitating animals.
Due to no fault of his, John C. Riley is near impossible to take serious in this scene after seeing Step Bros and Taledega Nights a million times
That’s what makes his
Performance in this fun. Shows his versatility
It's amazing how the body just appeared up there with no one noticing until it was secured and the those rascals responsible had made a clean getaway.
I waited on John C’s table once- him and his brother are awesome! I pretended not to know them but soaked up the experience
Why are we censoring the cuss words?
Sticks and stones may break your bones but cuss words could pulverise your whole being.