may day let me put this in terms of natural selection. Put a male bird and a female bird in a cage they’ll be lovers. Put a male bird in a cage with another male bird they’ll be friends. Put a female bird in a cage with another female bird one will kill the other every time.
Well 1st you ask him what kind of day hes having and when he asks back, then you tell him about how shitty of a day you're having and then you tell him how you know he don't give a fuck because he's an old Italian prick who can't fucken hear much of anything with all that hair in his ears anyways. That's actually showing empathy and confidence at the same time. See how that works? Try it...... Then duck.
My barber is $30 but he’s a slope. Lol he’s my barber though. And the man knows how to cut hair. We’re always throwing racial slurs at each other and we have a good laugh
no job, no car, no future, no dick. That shit was hilarious. Even Clint had trouble keepin it together on that. He almost cracked a smile at the end of that line lol
@@mmmbbop9351 means nothing to me - I posted what I felt at the time and I don’t care what anyone else thinks - I’m not a part of this pathetic generation who’s only aim in life is to pick up ‘likes’ - I am surprised though that the comment is from 13 years ago - certainly doesn’t seem that long ago since I posted it!
@@jj179 lol he's telling the truth. There were lots of hardass motherfuckers back in that day that would make hip hop rappers shit there pants. Sure there were more morally good people back in those days who didn't curse and didn't like violence. But there are bad asses in every generation. Clint eastwood for example was considered too be a bad ass. Not a morally good nice person
A lot of people here are missing the point of this scene. This is about how to communicate. It depends on how well you know the person. Also it is about creating "small talk" . This is something that many young people lack today. This movies is great because it is real.
It's true that is how guys talk. I have two older brothers and I have to talk somewhat like a guy sometimes to communicate if I didn't they probably would not have spoken to me much at all. It's about the lingo of the tribe.
This was how everyone I grew up around talk to each other.. No one got pissy about racist slurs... My Dad use to have card games at the house with Him(a german/Irish), a couple Italians, a Jewish guy and a Native American(back when they still called them Indians). No one got mad even when they were drinking.. it was just Guys hanging out.. Now everyone wants to be a -American whatever....
Because there only words friend. The only difference between the word bucket and a racial slur is a sound your tounge makes....Sticks and stones may brake my bones but names will never hurt me.. think that was kindergarten..Sadly so many are so insecure that a sound upsets them.. LMAO weak beta bitches.
Reminds me of my old roommate and I we would party all night and then I'd wake him up in the morning for work by yelling " get up you damn Mexican there's a city of lawn's that need mowed today " and then he'd yell back at me some Italian slur. Lmao 😂😂😂
When I started at my job there were lots of older guys, and most were either Italian or Irish. The Italians would call us micks, and we’d call them wops. I got the double dose from both groups because of being Irish and marrying an Italian.
I love the last part of it when Tao walks back in and Clint Eastwood actually says "Fuck Me!" In the end like he's asking himself what the fuck he did that's just priceless
this were the things that use to man you up, my grandfather once gave a .45 cal to test and fire i was 14 at the time, i lift it, one arm, straight...and the blowback fuck my shoulder and he said "thats how you dont fire a .45, idiot" i miss the old man, stubborn, low temper, but with an unbreakable will, he used to get to work even in the worst climate and health conditions...i miss the fucker, watching him kinda shape the image of a man that i want to be
I love it. My grandfather took me shooting for the first time when I was 5 years old. He handed me a 12 gauge. "See what you can do with that". I pull the trigger....and land flat on my ass. He turned purple from laughing. "learn how to brace yourself." I miss shooting with my grandpa. * For anyone tsk-tsking about giving a 5 year old a loaded shotgun...I was raised around guns and was trained from my earliest memory that they weren't toys, given safety instructions, and told never to touch them without an adult....so....shove it.
Takunrsx And this is exactly what is missing today. A grandfather and a father figure, masculine figures to help young boys to become men. Instead, everyday more boys are being raised by single moms or by soft fathers(who were sons of single moms) wo will teach them to be..correct.
@@JonOroMusic And Jay1996 199x: Guys, you really should watch his directorial debut and Harry Dean Stanton's final film, "Lucky." You'll love his talent even more.
Adam Churvis - I’ve watched it many times. Just watched it again last night as a matter of fact. Such a great movie. I really love David Lynch’s role in the film as well. It’s a shame that the film wasn’t more appreciated.
I went to a school where everybody was bagged on equally. Every slang name was thrown back and forth and yet nobody was “offended”. It was a common, mutual rudeness that was welcomed. Some kids travelled in and right out if they couldn’t handle just blending. I went to that school almost my whole childhood life and had no idea “racism” was a real thing because nobody was superior there- every race and gender was treated equally with people talkin smack all the time. I miss that time...it kept all of us in check- yet close...real close- all of these years later which means it stood the test of time. I don’t get the whole “offended” thing- it just makes for insecure people. ❤️✌️ Btw- this is one of thee best movies ever.
@Cody Levinson Lol. Getting your ass kicked every day because you're brown and small.. circa 1975. You have no ideas Sparky. Going to school, at school and coming home from school. Severe beatings in the park, at school, dogs set after you, social segregation, my bike destroyed, etc, etc. You have no fukn idea pal. Yet, I was raised by good people and color was not a factor when making a friend. The same principles I teach my kids. Before you start talking about the good old days, maybe ask some other folks...were they really, or were they..just for you? Funny thing though, most of my best friends, outside of my family, are white boys n gals. Oops, did I offend anyone?
This sort of reminds me of Rush Hour, when Chris Tucker tells Jackie Chan to "follow my lead". And Chris Tucker greets all of his friends with the n-word. Sure enough, Jackie Chan follows his lead, and gets beaten up.
Time was a kid would go along with dad for a hair cut, and you'd have old guys smoking cigars and talking exactly like this to each other about sports and politics, sometimes in the most profane manner, and no one would think twice about it. It's a male only kind of social interaction that, for some reason, put everyone in the place at ease. You could say things at the barber's that you wouldn't say before ladies or at home.
I grew up in the 70's and early-to-mid-80's. Whenever my dad took me to the barbershop, he and his pals and whoever else was around would talk the kind of talk that would make an old sea dog blush with embarrassment. They didn't get all rowdy and dirty, the conversation was light and littered with a little profanity and a little mature subject matter without any serious lines being crossed to corrupt 7-year-old me, you know? My dad would just tell me not to repeat what I heard at home because my mom wouldn't like it and it wouldn't be respectful to her. Turns out my mom knew exactly what that old talk was and really didn't mind it much so long as we didn't use it in the house and especially not at the dinner table.
+Locktwiste72 I grew up in the late 50s and 60s , and this scene is similar to that time in my life. things sure have changed, with all the political correctness and. shit. I miss the good old days, when you could talk like a normal human being.
No political chit chat only boxing while they tip the ash in your hair and when you said anything the baber slapped you on the the head and your da sitting in the next chair told you to keep quite that's how it was in Dublin for me
This scene really illustrates how we have lost the ability to communicate. Not saying Tao is always online or whatever, but Clint and the barber grew up in a time where face-to-face conversations were essential, and they have over time developed that ability to create "small talk" (something today's youth lacks). Growing up in Clint's time was a lot harder, I'll admit, but I would have much rather grown up with them than in a time like today consumed by technology.
One of the best scenes EVER...We've seemingly Lost the ability to express Ourselves without Digital Devices, and Most Importantly, to connect Face to Face via Eye Contact and the Spoken Word! Clint is Brilliant here, Simple yet Powerful...Peace to All...
WE THE MEN need to make those days come back to became new reality. It is up to us. No more complaints about "we cannot do this, we canot do that..." that is what pussy boys do.
Manhood still isn't a crime, The reason they can act like that in the movie is because they're in the right company. They wouldn't go home to their wives or to church to their pastors and use that language. Manhood is knowing when to be a man
@@RealMajora depends if ya wife’s got a sense of humour or not .me and the trouble and strife are like Clint and the barber .we take the piss just the same .she’ll call me a fat bastard ,I’ll just reply, put ya bra on or you’ll trip over ya tits .we’ve been married for twenty two years and we ain’t changed or won’t change ..
0:53 What a coincidence, the bad guy in Dirty Harry was based on the real Zodiac killer, and what you know here he is standing right next to me in the barbers, small world.
+Tarr Takkus The Scorpio Killer in Dirty Harry was based off the Zodiac Killer. John Caroll Lynch (the bald guy in this scene) played a guy in the movie Zodiac (2007 movie based off the Zodiac murders) that many believe may have been the killer (Arthur Leigh Allen) but since all of the evidence against him was circumstantial, they could never build a case against him.
+Scott Scown Nah it aint a coincidence. These are kinda like easter eggs in movies that producers/directors will thrown in for people in the know to pick up on. Zodiac was a great movie btw.
The zodiac killer attacked a woman the police were called and over the police radio the description was falsely giving a black male. Cops in a car pulled over the zodiac but him being a white guy and the description being a black male he was allowed to leave. Shortly later an amended description of a white guy was made and the cops realised they’d let him escape.
"Jesus, I should have blown his head off when I had the chance" I love how he actually felt sorry for the poor kid. It's little parts like this, that can be so easily missed, that make this movie so good
I remember one of my first jobs back in 1984 the old timers were just like Clint here in those days you learned to grow thick skin and you did and gave it right back to them, there was no place to go crying to and say you felt insulted 😢😢 suck it up buttercup
Shit its still like that in factories,better have thick skin and take a joke or you're gonna have a rough time lol even the women will give ya shit sometimes more then the guys
Men have been Pussified by being raised by single moms with no father figures in their life. I'm not blaming single mothers because in many cases they haven't had a choice, .... BUT you still have to find a male role model to put in their life to mentor them.
Buh, if an engineer hires a welder, then the structure collapses, and it comes out the welder wasn't licensed... Some blame should go to that engineer too... Not 100% but still they have some responsabilityies.
Yes every young boy can remember the first time they were threatened with a shotgun for saying petty insults in a barber shop. That's just a totally normal part of growing up...
"Sorry about this." "That's okay." This is a really good movie. I highly recommend watching it if you haven't already. It teaches you a lesson, it has funny moments, and heroic moments (to an extent).
I read that this movie and the cast were not not nominated for any major awards. If that's true it's a shame. Should have received multiple Oscars. Love this movie.
I've jumped back and forth between the 2. Honestly, the jobs where you could just talk somewhat like this were very liberating. (Military, construction, etc.)
Love this movie, you know your getting old when the world around you has changed so much. This is how life is for so many people. Just funny guy hang out
The progenitors of the baby boomer generation were tough as nails.. lived through the great depression, fought in WW2.. did whatever the fuck they wanted and didn't care who took offense to it.
The reality is every generation has been getting whimpier for some time. The WW2 guys would have crapped their pants with what their Grandfathers had to go through.
I'm Chinese, when I was at seconearly school (think it's high school in the US) in the 90s one of my friends talked to me like that all the time or made racial jokes but surprisingly I never found it offensive. And we still hanged out at a lot until graduation.
It's seems offensive but it's really friendly banter, most people apparently are autistic and can't catch on that so they just label it as blatantly racist as if your friend would want to hang out with you if he actually hated asians. Do it back, it's fun and harmless.
I’d forgotten how much I like this movie. Boil down a lot of the older men my father was friends with when I was growing up and there’s Clint’s character. It’s kind of a shame people work so hard these days to distance our culture from much of what made them who they were. Not all of it, but a hell of a lot more than we are told is “acceptable”.
Something that really stayed with me from this scene is the fact that Walt looks genuinely concerned when martin points the gun at Thao and makes him lower it immediately without making a scene.
That's what we called the greatest generation, because they didn't over react like people now a days btw Clint Eastwood is awesome for putting this movie together
Ive watched every Clint film even though ive seen them god knows how many times, still keep watching , even when i was a kid used to watch Raw Hide with Clint as Rowdy Yates , Cattle drovers , and watched everything besides all the spaghetti westerns to dirty Harry , Brilliant 👏 👍 😊
Like the classic phrase: Men insult each other and don’t mean it, women complement each other and don’t mean it.
@may day Very true
@@LucidVision138 Can confirm, quite true indeed
@may day Yeah, but actually no.
I like that us blokes are ok were down to earth.
may day let me put this in terms of natural selection.
Put a male bird and a female bird in a cage they’ll be lovers.
Put a male bird in a cage with another male bird they’ll be friends.
Put a female bird in a cage with another female bird one will kill the other every time.
"You just don't walk into man's store and insult him..."
But... that's what you said!
He knows him so yeah
Depends on if he is a dickhead.
Well 1st you ask him what kind of day hes having and when he asks back, then you tell him about how shitty of a day you're having and then you tell him how you know he don't give a fuck because he's an old Italian prick who can't fucken hear much of anything with all that hair in his ears anyways.
That's actually showing empathy and confidence at the same time.
See how that works?
Try it......
Then duck.
@Goat Man _Fuck me!_
"Ten bucks?! Jesus Christ Martin, what are you half-Jew or something? You keep raising the prices all the time..."
It's been ten bucks for the last five years, you hard-nosed Polack son of a bitch.
I M O F F E N D E D
@@MRJAYWILSON Easy there. You're talking to yourself.
My barber is $30 but he’s a slope. Lol he’s my barber though. And the man knows how to cut hair. We’re always throwing racial slurs at each other and we have a good laugh
Oy vey, the ADL is watching you
no job, no car, no future, no dick. That shit was hilarious. Even Clint had trouble keepin it together on that. He almost cracked a smile at the end of that line lol
That was acting.
Even Martin almost cracked
You think thats funny. How about being a Actor and saying that a few times.
@@BeingMe23 yeah i do think its funny is that gonna be a problem
@George Zelinsky what do you mean
boy, does my ass hurt from all the guys at my construction job..
XD
like he fucked all of them or it could be that he had enough of them lmao
vito spatafore visited you?
@@PC_CERTIFIED vito spatafore is an assmuncher
Don't tell Phil about it. He did 20 years in the can.
At 78 years old, Clint directed, produced, acted the lead role AND sang the theme at the end - the guy is a true bona fide LEGEND!!!
He ain't a soft pussy hat wearing male
My like 13 years later pushed your comment to "111"
That's a good omen bra.
Go put a bet on something 😊
@@mmmbbop9351 means nothing to me - I posted what I felt at the time and I don’t care what anyone else thinks - I’m not a part of this pathetic generation who’s only aim in life is to pick up ‘likes’ - I am surprised though that the comment is from 13 years ago - certainly doesn’t seem that long ago since I posted it!
@@MiniLemmy you sound like an arsehole mate.
Men of that generation were truly hardcore. He reminds me of my grandfather.
@@jj179 fuck you
jj P no you are rarted
@@jj179 lol he's telling the truth. There were lots of hardass motherfuckers back in that day that would make hip hop rappers shit there pants. Sure there were more morally good people back in those days who didn't curse and didn't like violence. But there are bad asses in every generation. Clint eastwood for example was considered too be a bad ass. Not a morally good nice person
That's when men were men and not suger coated ferry's.!!!! If a women opened her mouth you would back hand her and drag her in the bushes!!!!
@@jj179 no dick
This had to be the funniest scene in the whole movie
This working class bull so lowers the tone of the film.
To be honest though, it does endear me. I like the film a lot.
Don't make em like they used to.
@@therespectedlex9794 That's your opinion. I thought the opposite.
Absolutely😂😂👍🏻
A lot of people here are missing the point of this scene. This is about how to communicate. It depends on how well you know the person. Also it is about creating "small talk" . This is something that many young people lack today. This movies is great because it is real.
Now this is very true
It's true that is how guys talk. I have two older brothers and I have to talk somewhat like a guy sometimes to communicate if I didn't they probably would not have spoken to me much at all. It's about the lingo of the tribe.
EXACTLY, locker room talk. and sometimes 95% of us filthy males even use dirty phrases like "grab her by the pu$$y". It's about lingo of the tribe.
@@827Drew it wasn't loaded, just a whole lotta lube
@@shawnheenan9000 fk me, that is good small talk.
When Clint Eastwood says "Fuck me", you know you're doing something right and impressive.
God Bless America
haha
I like how no ones afraid to use racial words in this movie. We need more like this!
Django was set in times of slavery. I meant we needed to see more of this set in modern times.
+Bodhi the Unreal It's all about context. Using racial slurs doesn't necessarily mean it's racist. Unfortunately most people don't see it that way.
This was how everyone I grew up around talk to each other.. No one got pissy about racist slurs... My Dad use to have card games at the house with Him(a german/Irish), a couple Italians, a Jewish guy and a Native American(back when they still called them Indians). No one got mad even when they were drinking.. it was just Guys hanging out.. Now everyone wants to be a -American whatever....
Spicy Gaming // Raijin movies like this are the best!
Because there only words friend. The only difference between the word bucket and a racial slur is a sound your tounge makes....Sticks and stones may brake my bones but names will never hurt me.. think that was kindergarten..Sadly so many are so insecure that a sound upsets them.. LMAO weak beta bitches.
What do you got shit in your ears?
*greatest line I’ve ever heard lmfao*
do you have shit on your fingers.....
@Jess W what is woke.....
@AM BULLY I believe in post man Pat
in spanish was translated to "wax in your ears"
Oh wow. I must've heard that line at least once a day in the military.
Reminds me of my old roommate and I we would party all night and then I'd wake him up in the morning for work by yelling " get up you damn Mexican there's a city of lawn's that need mowed today " and then he'd yell back at me some Italian slur. Lmao 😂😂😂
Yeh, guy talk.
Now, that's what I call true camaraderie
I gotta write that down
You were the bottom or was it him?
When I started at my job there were lots of older guys, and most were either Italian or Irish. The Italians would call us micks, and we’d call them wops. I got the double dose from both groups because of being Irish and marrying an Italian.
Don’t care how many times you’ve seen it, this scene makes you laugh like hell
every time
Indeed.
This Movie was freaking awesome
“My a$$ hurts from all the guys at the construction job”….😂😂😂😂
All Clint Eastwood movie are awesome
“You crazy Italian prick”
Yeah that’s about how Italians actually greet each other
They do the hand gesture though.
No, that's how American Italians greet each other, you don't hear that shit in Italy!
You crazy Italian prick hows it going
More like Ay ya guinea mezzafanook how you doin?
@@chrisd2051 AY TONE PASS THE GABBAGOOL
"boy, does my ass hurt from all the guys at my construction job"=the funniest line i've heard in any film in a LONG time.
The "no dick" comment was so hilarious.
best part hahaha
yes I love that comment!
Clint is the man. He’s made such great movies over his lifetime. I’ve enjoyed watching Grand Torino every time!
Autocorrect knows not of the Gran Torino.
I love the last part of it when Tao walks back in and Clint Eastwood actually says "Fuck Me!" In the end like he's asking himself what the fuck he did that's just priceless
I'm Polish and I find the whole movie absolutely accurate.
Cheers mates, stay safe
Well good for you fuckin' Polack prick!😉
Yeah not gonna lie all my family talks with insults
Jak się mieszka na wiosce w Polsce B to się pewnie tak zwracacie do siebie
@@MrCharles740 Jak się dzieli Polskę na A,B,C i X, to się pisze takie głupoty.
What has being polish have to do with it?
this were the things that use to man you up, my grandfather once gave a .45 cal to test and fire i was 14 at the time, i lift it, one arm, straight...and the blowback fuck my shoulder and he said "thats how you dont fire a .45, idiot"
i miss the old man, stubborn, low temper, but with an unbreakable will, he used to get to work even in the worst climate and health conditions...i miss the fucker, watching him kinda shape the image of a man that i want to be
I love it. My grandfather took me shooting for the first time when I was 5 years old. He handed me a 12 gauge. "See what you can do with that". I pull the trigger....and land flat on my ass. He turned purple from laughing. "learn how to brace yourself." I miss shooting with my grandpa.
* For anyone tsk-tsking about giving a 5 year old a loaded shotgun...I was raised around guns and was trained from my earliest memory that they weren't toys, given safety instructions, and told never to touch them without an adult....so....shove it.
Takunrsx And this is exactly what is missing today. A grandfather and a father figure, masculine figures to help young boys to become men. Instead, everyday more boys are being raised by single moms or by soft fathers(who were sons of single moms) wo will teach them to be..correct.
Ivan Simba or worse, assholes whom never grew up and only keeps bringing kids to this world without having what it takes to raise a kid
Takunrsx True. And the cicle begins again.
+Takunrsx damn straight. fuckin a
I am a movie geek, who goes to the movies more than I should, and I personally think that this is one of the greatest scenes from the 00's.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
John Carroll Lynch is probably the most underrated actor in Hollywood history. Effing LOVE this guy's talent.
The zodiac killer
He really is. Always sells the part so well.
@@JonOroMusic And Jay1996 199x: Guys, you really should watch his directorial debut and Harry Dean Stanton's final film, "Lucky." You'll love his talent even more.
Adam Churvis - I’ve watched it many times. Just watched it again last night as a matter of fact. Such a great movie. I really love David Lynch’s role in the film as well. It’s a shame that the film wasn’t more appreciated.
He's delightful as the husband in Fargo.
omg the old days of real racial equality no one got a pass back then
I went to a school where everybody was bagged on equally. Every slang name was thrown back and forth and yet nobody was “offended”. It was a common, mutual rudeness that was welcomed. Some kids travelled in and right out if they couldn’t handle just blending.
I went to that school almost my whole childhood life and had no idea “racism” was a real thing because nobody was superior there- every race and gender was treated equally with people talkin smack all the time.
I miss that time...it kept all of us in check- yet close...real close-
all of these years later which means it stood the test of time.
I don’t get the whole “offended” thing- it just makes for insecure people.
❤️✌️
Btw- this is one of thee best movies ever.
If a 2008 movie is the "old days" to you, are you twelve.
@Cody Levinson Lol. Getting your ass kicked every day because you're brown and small.. circa 1975. You have no ideas Sparky. Going to school, at school and coming home from school. Severe beatings in the park, at school, dogs set after you, social segregation, my bike destroyed, etc, etc.
You have no fukn idea pal. Yet, I was raised by good people and color was not a factor when making a friend. The same principles I teach my kids.
Before you start talking about the good old days, maybe ask some other folks...were they really, or were they..just for you?
Funny thing though, most of my best friends, outside of my family, are white boys n gals. Oops, did I offend anyone?
@Cody Levinson, dude, your thoughts are like getting stabbed with a knife handle. You don't get the point.
@Cody Levinson yeah we get it. Social and racial segregation is a good thing for you. Good
I'm a Barber and Yes,
We men talk like this at the shop.
Men who make people look pretty for a living.
Im an airplane mechanic.
Same here. 😎 its great. No need to worry about the PC twattery.
Do they also chew tobacco?
But are you also Italian and also a bit of a prick?
@@kevinzhang3313 a salon is for making people pretty. A barber is for making men look more manly 😁👍
This is how me and the guys talk to each other at school.
@Pedro Sepulveda 00's
This sort of reminds me of Rush Hour, when Chris Tucker tells Jackie Chan to "follow my lead". And Chris Tucker greets all of his friends with the n-word. Sure enough, Jackie Chan follows his lead, and gets beaten up.
Ashton Kutcher and Bernie mac same situation at dinner table
No.
He beat up everyone there. Dafuq??? Your memory sucks ass
@@br0l0g Ok, put it this way. Everyone attempted to beat him up, and it backfired.
@@carultch whoa. answering an answer from a comment made 7 years ago
Time was a kid would go along with dad for a hair cut, and you'd have old guys smoking cigars and talking exactly like this to each other about sports and politics, sometimes in the most profane manner, and no one would think twice about it. It's a male only kind of social interaction that, for some reason, put everyone in the place at ease. You could say things at the barber's that you wouldn't say before ladies or at home.
I grew up in the 70's and early-to-mid-80's. Whenever my dad took me to the barbershop, he and his pals and whoever else was around would talk the kind of talk that would make an old sea dog blush with embarrassment. They didn't get all rowdy and dirty, the conversation was light and littered with a little profanity and a little mature subject matter without any serious lines being crossed to corrupt 7-year-old me, you know? My dad would just tell me not to repeat what I heard at home because my mom wouldn't like it and it wouldn't be respectful to her. Turns out my mom knew exactly what that old talk was and really didn't mind it much so long as we didn't use it in the house and especially not at the dinner table.
+Locktwiste72 I grew up in the late 50s and 60s , and this scene is similar to that time in my life. things sure have changed, with all the political correctness and. shit. I miss the good old days, when you could talk like a normal human being.
VansenandWellsCo Feminism has eliminated almost all male spaces.
No political chit chat only boxing while they tip the ash in your hair and when you said anything the baber slapped you on the the head and your da sitting in the next chair told you to keep quite that's how it was in Dublin for me
@@tomsmith9048 Which Dublin? Ireland or Ohio?
74 people got no job, no car and no girlfriend
and no dick. lol
And no future.
no dick too
Hershel Krustowsky and no Dick
No future or no dick
" Boy, does my a** hurt from all the guys at my construction job. " LOL, best line in this scene, long live Clint Eastwood!
This scene really illustrates how we have lost the ability to communicate. Not saying Tao is always online or whatever, but Clint and the barber grew up in a time where face-to-face conversations were essential, and they have over time developed that ability to create "small talk" (something today's youth lacks). Growing up in Clint's time was a lot harder, I'll admit, but I would have much rather grown up with them than in a time like today consumed by technology.
Amen to that brotha!! =D
One of the best scenes EVER...We've seemingly Lost the ability to express
Ourselves without Digital Devices, and Most Importantly, to connect Face to Face via Eye Contact and the Spoken Word! Clint is Brilliant here, Simple yet Powerful...Peace to All...
ggg
agree, old school the best school. fuck internet communication. stupid zombies.
they should show this in ferguson Missouri high schools
Idk if laughing was in the script, I know I would have hahaha.
When the manhood wasn't a crime.... i miss those days...
Truth
WE THE MEN need to make those days come back to became new reality. It is up to us. No more complaints about "we cannot do this, we canot do that..." that is what pussy boys do.
Like "toxic masculinity" being a man isnt toxic but being a ball less feminine soy boy is society has really made men soft smfh
Manhood still isn't a crime, The reason they can act like that in the movie is because they're in the right company. They wouldn't go home to their wives or to church to their pastors and use that language. Manhood is knowing when to be a man
@@RealMajora depends if ya wife’s got a sense of humour or not .me and the trouble and strife are like Clint and the barber .we take the piss just the same .she’ll call me a fat bastard ,I’ll just reply, put ya bra on or you’ll trip over ya tits .we’ve been married for twenty two years and we ain’t changed or won’t change ..
Kick ass movie. I was pissed off at the end but still one of the best. Clint is a legend.
One of Eastwood's best, frankly. Ending had me in tears.
Boy, does my ass hurt from all the guys at my construction job😂😂😂😂😂💀💀
2:56
I can hear Pam Anderson saying.......Boy does my ass hurt from all the guys at the construction job.lololol
Then Anton Chigurh walks in and looks at them as they say something to him. He then briefly questions then before asking them to flip a coin...
I love this scene too, it's the best! It reminds me of my military days.
Clint and the barber were dead-on about how guys talk - but I still feel for the kid.
this truly never gets old. hysterical
Son of a bitch I always find myself working overtime on bowling night.
+josh summers Those damn construction guys have really been making my ass hurt.
+majorevangelism damn what a bunch of assholes
0:53 What a coincidence, the bad guy in Dirty Harry was based on the real Zodiac killer, and what you know here he is standing right next to me in the barbers, small world.
+Tarr Takkus The Scorpio Killer in Dirty Harry was based off the Zodiac Killer. John Caroll Lynch (the bald guy in this scene) played a guy in the movie Zodiac (2007 movie based off the Zodiac murders) that many believe may have been the killer (Arthur Leigh Allen) but since all of the evidence against him was circumstantial, they could never build a case against him.
+Scott Scown Nah it aint a coincidence. These are kinda like easter eggs in movies that producers/directors will thrown in for people in the know to pick up on. Zodiac was a great movie btw.
The zodiac killer attacked a woman the police were called and over the police radio the description was falsely giving a black male. Cops in a car pulled over the zodiac but him being a white guy and the description being a black male he was allowed to leave. Shortly later an amended description of a white guy was made and the cops realised they’d let him escape.
@@xtntxex it wasn’t Arthur Leigh Allen it was Xenophon Anthony
If I was elected president, I'd ask Clint Eastwood to be Secretary of State.
I wish clint would just be our President the theme from the good the bad and the ugly would come on at his rallys
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I would have Clint take over the job..
I think Jack Nicholson would have a position in Clint’s administration.
I meant to say would Jack Nicholson also be included in your administration.
I used to walk by this Barber Shop every day when I worked in Royal Oak.
This kind of sarcasm is a Eastwood trademark.
"Jesus, I should have blown his head off when I had the chance"
I love how he actually felt sorry for the poor kid. It's little parts like this, that can be so easily missed, that make this movie so good
Thao = Typical Asian guy
Walt = Personification Republican America
Basically the old America in its glory days.
Cat Good job generalizing asians. You might be working under me some day.
Cat haha so true
*****
kek. I mean sad but true for the whites. even though it's not really a bad thing.
Walt teaching a boy the culture he moved to. He’s nit racist he’s just American xD
Zachary Thomas you must have never lived around country folks. all republicans, not fond of the police, or any government. real American spirit
one of the greatest picture ever made
It's balls that the barber just keeps his shotgun right out in the open hahaha! Great scene! :)
Lol notice how he actually put his finger on the trigger when pointing it at Tao. Then again, he's probably just one dangerous barber!
@@DansHouse2022 Better make it a good tip!
You cant have a gun in the open? Where can you have one?
Eastwood deserved "Oscar" that year-
My grandfather was like that
Boy does my ass hurt from all the guys at my construction job 😂🤣
I remember one of my first jobs back in 1984 the old timers were just like Clint here in those days you learned to grow thick skin and you did and gave it right back to them, there was no place to go crying to and say you felt insulted 😢😢 suck it up buttercup
Thank god those idiots are gone
Shit its still like that in factories,better have thick skin and take a joke or you're gonna have a rough time lol even the women will give ya shit sometimes more then the guys
Men have been Pussified by being raised by single moms with no father figures in their life.
I'm not blaming single mothers because in many cases they haven't had a choice, .... BUT you still have to find a male role model to put in their life to mentor them.
Russ Pottenger yes I agree
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Buh, if an engineer hires a welder, then the structure collapses, and it comes out the welder wasn't licensed... Some blame should go to that engineer too... Not 100% but still they have some responsabilityies.
Russ Pottenger so true👏
Oh shut up.
" No job, no car, no girlfriend, no future, no dick." LMFAO! Thanks for posting!
Yes every young boy can remember the first time they were threatened with a shotgun for saying petty insults in a barber shop. That's just a totally normal part of growing up...
I remember it fondly.
Sometimes I can remember it without the aid of therapy.
oh my God I've got tears coming out I'm laughing so hard!!
“boy does my ass hurt from all those guys at my construction job” 😂😂
"Sorry about this."
"That's okay."
This is a really good movie. I highly recommend watching it if you haven't already. It teaches you a lesson, it has funny moments, and heroic moments (to an extent).
I read that this movie and the cast were not not nominated for any major awards. If that's true it's a shame. Should have received multiple Oscars. Love this movie.
Next time someone asks how I'm doing: "Boy, does my ass hurt from all the guys at my construction job!"
True genius movie on so many levels. Mr Eastwood has some rare talent
Elliot Rodgers could do with a male role model like Clint..
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Nah Clint woulda just shot him, if Elliot did't shoot himself first.
But he's already the supreme gentleman
Little late now isn't it? But maybe somebody like Walt Kowalski could have turned him around and prevented him from going postal.
Going from white collar to construction work Is come to realize this is really how a lot of men talk. I'm still trying to get used to it :s
I've jumped back and forth between the 2. Honestly, the jobs where you could just talk somewhat like this were very liberating. (Military, construction, etc.)
There's something contagious about the raw manliness in this scene.
its amazing how you can tell when a video was uploaded by the captions at the end
Clint Eastwood is the best!!
This puts a smile on my face. Every time!
Love this movie, you know your getting old when the world around you has changed so much. This is how life is for so many people. Just funny guy hang out
😂😂😂😂 My favorite scene from gran torino
This movie is great.
I think everyone had so much fun filming this scene.
I wish I had a role model like Clint Eastwood when I was a kid
The progenitors of the baby boomer generation were tough as nails.. lived through the great depression, fought in WW2.. did whatever the fuck they wanted and didn't care who took offense to it.
ANd than gave woman the vote.... great decision.
The reality is every generation has been getting whimpier for some time. The WW2 guys would have crapped their pants with what their Grandfathers had to go through.
I'm Chinese, when I was at seconearly school (think it's high school in the US) in the 90s one of my friends talked to me like that all the time or made racial jokes but surprisingly I never found it offensive. And we still hanged out at a lot until graduation.
It's seems offensive but it's really friendly banter, most people apparently are autistic and can't catch on that so they just label it as blatantly racist as if your friend would want to hang out with you if he actually hated asians. Do it back, it's fun and harmless.
I saw this movie on mushrooms the other day. Dude this part had me dying laughing.
You..you watched GRAN TORINO of all movies on shrooms
The barber is the FUNNIEST out all of the characters in fact I died laughing anytime he say something
No matter how many times I've watched this I always LOL😊😂
"Boy does my ass hurt from all the guys at my construction job..."
Lmao favourite part in the movie. Classic !
I love how Martin laughs at the end.
It's really funny
I'm just realizing now that the barber is literally the Zodiac
I watched this movie with my dad about 4years ago and I loved it also the barber is hilarious 🤣
I’d forgotten how much I like this movie. Boil down a lot of the older men my father was friends with when I was growing up and there’s Clint’s character. It’s kind of a shame people work so hard these days to distance our culture from much of what made them who they were. Not all of it, but a hell of a lot more than we are told is “acceptable”.
Something that really stayed with me from this scene is the fact that Walt looks genuinely concerned when martin points the gun at Thao and makes him lower it immediately without making a scene.
Love when the barber laugh's:)
When My Dad would take Me to his barbershop as a kid this is how the men usually talked to one another
This is how me and my brother talk. I'd be honoured If Clint Eastwood insulted me the man is a legend
fuck, the writing and dialogue of this movie is absolutely genius.
The saddest part of this is that the kid actor in this movie betrayed Eastwood and bad mouthed him calling him a racist. He’s a disgrace.
My Polish grandmother called me a "polack" almost every day of my life.
I laughed so hard at the last scene XD
Feeling totally pissed off with this Coronavirus I flicked this clip on and 3 mins later I was crying with laughter. Thankyou.
Clint Eastwood is like the dad that everyone should have
1:48 "Bowling Night."
*BOWLING NIGHT?!* 🎳 Wow, we know what generation Walt came from!
Really. The whole Korean war thing just went by your head, huh?
. . . Now a days: There are no "men" . . .
That's what we called the greatest generation, because they didn't over react like people now a days btw Clint Eastwood is awesome for putting this movie together
Clint Eastwood is just awesome in general
talons claw people nowadays are over sensitive pussys and are a generation who didn’t have to work or earn it , they were handed it .
Society doesn't want us anymore.
Well said
Ive watched every Clint film even though ive seen them god knows how many times, still keep watching , even when i was a kid used to watch Raw Hide with Clint as Rowdy Yates , Cattle drovers , and watched everything besides all the spaghetti westerns to dirty Harry , Brilliant 👏 👍 😊
*0:06** LOL!🤣. These two remind me of my friend and I offending each other at school. True friends are rare nowadays.*