'Harlan's Will Is Read To Thrombey Family' Scene | Knives Out (2019)

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  • @smitherin71
    @smitherin71 Год назад +9939

    She’s “part of the family” until she’s actually part of the family.

    • @denalihedgehog
      @denalihedgehog Год назад +540

      They didn't even call her to his funeral. The amount of hypocrisy

    • @paulorocky
      @paulorocky Год назад +407

      It’s amusing when even the “liberal arts” student turns on her, showing the shallowness of her values.

    • @Rnar_
      @Rnar_ Год назад +1

      @@paulorocky "Liberal Arts" doesn't refer to politics or values you dink, it's means you don't have a specific major.

    • @tbam73
      @tbam73 Год назад +10

      Yup

    • @christophermarkee5445
      @christophermarkee5445 Год назад +60

      @@paulorocky they usually are and only wish to be perceived as accepting and Progressive.

  • @Kerriangel
    @Kerriangel Год назад +3869

    Their reaction also tells that they didn’t know Marta at all. They ask her repeatedly if she knew, Marta replies that she didn’t. Without vomiting. The fact that she didn’t vomit shows that she was telling the truth yet none of them notice because they’re too blinded by their selfishness

    • @minhduong1484
      @minhduong1484 Год назад +65

      I wonder what Walt told Martha about the inheritance. She knew that it was not going to the family, and I assumed he lied that it would go to charity.

    • @dserv
      @dserv Год назад +28

      Sure… but if someone told you “oh well telling a lie makes me projectile vomit uncontrollably” I would assume they were lying… because that condition doesn’t exist.

    • @christyndoro
      @christyndoro Год назад +139

      @@dservbut it does apparently exist for Marta in the Knives Out Universe, so really if they did take time to actually KNOW Marta, they’d know she can’t lie without throwing up

    • @dyxtopia6775
      @dyxtopia6775 Год назад +98

      ​@@dservi didnt really see marta's aversion to lying as a condition but maybe more like a psychological thing she has like it's just so disgusting to her that it physically affects her to vomit

    • @movinitlikedat45
      @movinitlikedat45 Год назад +10

      Only just now did I notice that.

  • @sophieamandaleitontoomey9343
    @sophieamandaleitontoomey9343 Год назад +12140

    Their reaction just proves that Harlan was absolutely correct in his decision to leave everything to Marta.

    • @thatlonelygiraffeinc.6989
      @thatlonelygiraffeinc.6989 Год назад +741

      In fairness literally anyone would react like that.
      What is unforgivable is that they threaten her family over something she had no control over

    • @srikanthsv79
      @srikanthsv79 Год назад +139

      @@thatlonelygiraffeinc.6989 not literally everyone though

    • @jeanjacquesjell5431
      @jeanjacquesjell5431 Год назад +27

      @@thatlonelygiraffeinc.6989 but it's also like one of the only few occurances in the whole universe I guess hahaha

    • @theodoreneer4781
      @theodoreneer4781 Год назад +214

      @@thatlonelygiraffeinc.6989 nah these family members lacked self awareness, anyone with self awareness wouldn't throw a fit about not being about to leech off their father's accomplishments. They even when straight to name calling and abusing marta

    • @betatest5789
      @betatest5789 Год назад +94

      @@theodoreneer4781 you cant expect them to act nicely after a lifelong promise of inheriting their rights given to a stranger. If this happened to you in real life would you have acted nice?
      And what qualifications does Marta a nurse have to control a publishing company?
      I absolutely adore the movie though its amazing.

  • @ohnobees8033
    @ohnobees8033 Год назад +9414

    Chris Evans isn't usually someone you think of as the antagonist of a film, but my god does he own it in Knives Out. A true masterpiece of a film.

    • @lebundon
      @lebundon Год назад +218

      I am glad that he isnt like some actors like Dwayne Johnson or Will smith that always play kinda of an anti hero instead of a villain, he went all the way.

    • @DeadmanWalking789
      @DeadmanWalking789 Год назад +317

      The irony is that, before Captain America, Evans mostly took antagonist roles.

    • @78TBGAMER
      @78TBGAMER Год назад +29

      @@lebundon I wouldn’t put Smith in the same category as Johnson, he has a lot of that type of character, but he also has had some fantastic performances in different types of roles.

    • @lebundon
      @lebundon Год назад +7

      @@78TBGAMER maybe i am forgetting a role, but what real villain has Will played?

    • @78TBGAMER
      @78TBGAMER Год назад +22

      @@lebundon I guess he hasn’t played a true antagonist like this, but I guess my point was more that every Dwayne Johnson character is basically the same where he just plays himself, while Will Smith has more range in the type of character he plays

  • @J_C_CH
    @J_C_CH Год назад +5837

    I absolutely love the small, smug smirk that slowly emerges on Ransom's face. He knew it was coming, but to actually see his family squirm was probably the greatest thing he'd ever seen and he was going to savour every moment of it.

    • @MultiBigbird01
      @MultiBigbird01 Год назад +230

      Yeah that's why he was so smug when they were all taunting and lecturing him earlier when they got to know he has been disinherited from harlan's will. Some of them were pretending it was not a big deal that he was disinherited, until it now happened to them lol.

    • @180190ful
      @180190ful Год назад +132

      In retrospect, him being there for the will reading while not being there for the funeral was a big piece of puzzle that subconsciously help Benoit Blanc solve the murder mystery!!! He should have resisted the urge to see the look on the face of his family members. As Harlan said, smart enough to play life like a game but stupid enough to not know the difference between a prop knife n a real one.

    • @2013venjix
      @2013venjix Год назад +8

      Ramsom's thinking "all part of the plan".

    • @deeznoots6241
      @deeznoots6241 Год назад +10

      @@MultiBigbird01not just not a big deal, they were all talking about how actually it was better for him since it would make him actually get a job and stop being a moocher.

    • @stealth5758
      @stealth5758 Год назад +2

      Spoiler alert:
      And will savor it in jail too.

  • @AlexYadaYada
    @AlexYadaYada Год назад +8255

    I love that as Marta is leaving the house, the camera switches from steady to handheld, giving the feeling of anxiety and panic Marta is feeling. Excellent cinematography.

    • @romilrh
      @romilrh Год назад +155

      That's the only time in the film the camera goes handheld, and you can even see it being suddenly unstable as the Thrombeys come out to hound Marta at 4:30

    • @camillechandler4431
      @camillechandler4431 Год назад +131

      Apparently the tripod broke and the cameraman made a split second decision to go handheld. According to Dorector Rian Johnsob

    • @Tripp393
      @Tripp393 Год назад +4

      Cinematography is lighting, not camera movement, lol.

    • @rhyspieces9159
      @rhyspieces9159 Год назад +139

      @@Tripp393 cinematography is more than just the lighting. It's the artistic choices of everything involving camera work in a movie

    • @romilrh
      @romilrh Год назад +107

      @@Tripp393 This is the dumbest thing I've read all day lmao, thank you

  • @Yhsrettulf96
    @Yhsrettulf96 Год назад +1088

    When the "self-made" children don't get what their dad left behind

    • @perce1veALL
      @perce1veALL Год назад +8

      They were actually self-made though, they really did not need Harlan's wealth but in the end, they were still greedy.

    • @deeznoots6241
      @deeznoots6241 Год назад +135

      @@perce1veALLnone of them were self made, even Linda got “a small loan of a million dollars”

    • @galahad1876
      @galahad1876 Год назад +21

      ​@@deeznoots6241 yeah it sucks you know because part of the fault are the parents'. Actually Harlam admits it, he should have met them fight for themselves a bit more. It's understandable they feel lost when the father is gone

    • @christinadoxstader3004
      @christinadoxstader3004 11 месяцев назад +6

      @@perce1veALL That's true for Linda but not the others. Walt, while he should have quite a bit saved up, worked for his father and was fired by him and thus no longer has an income and Joni isn't making anything from her business and was cutoff by Harlan.

    • @joeleboeuf
      @joeleboeuf 7 месяцев назад +2

      They were all spoiled brats, just like Ransom.

  • @lkgrave4959
    @lkgrave4959 Год назад +6018

    I just want to say that it's nice to see an actress like Ana De Armos be in a role where she's not glamorized or sex-ed up as eye candy. Rather be a 'Common Person' where she can showcase her acting chops.

    • @justinriley4063
      @justinriley4063 Год назад

      Ben Affleck is banging her so good for him.

    • @phenomenonnarutokun
      @phenomenonnarutokun Год назад +402

      You know, I never thought of it, but that’s probably why it’s my favorite role from her

    • @metroaide0224
      @metroaide0224 Год назад +40

      I love the emotions shown at 4:21

    • @philmitchell91
      @philmitchell91 Год назад

      Let's be honest, it would've been an even better film if she had been sexed up. Ana is hot! More clothes on her is a tragedy!

    • @tommyblade8093
      @tommyblade8093 Год назад +45

      bruh it's impossible to make her look like a common person with looks like her

  • @dvirbarbie
    @dvirbarbie Год назад +1207

    They went through the 5 stages of grief in 5 minutes 😂

    • @kingcamelot1395
      @kingcamelot1395 Год назад +51

      I don't see Acceptance anywhere in this scene or the scenes after.

    • @rinaantler4790
      @rinaantler4790 Год назад +6

      @@kingcamelot1395 I agree

    • @murtazarizvi368
      @murtazarizvi368 Год назад +6

      @@kingcamelot1395 it was at the end when they accepted marta as the owner

    • @perrid13
      @perrid13 9 месяцев назад +7

      @@murtazarizvi368 Still not sure I'd call that "acceptance". They're forced to leave, they have no other option, not sure that's "acceptance".

    • @flippert0
      @flippert0 6 месяцев назад

      Hmm, I think, they were firmly stuck in the "Denial" phase, no?

  • @joyajohnson2216
    @joyajohnson2216 Год назад +1513

    this is genuinely one of the most satisfying moments I’ve ever seen in film 💀

  • @lexiechans
    @lexiechans Год назад +1057

    They showed their true colors in this moment, supposedly calling her family and then accuse her of sleeping with Harlan. If they would have been nice to her she would have shared the inheritance, but they all were selfish and egocentric.

    • @gear5soul
      @gear5soul Год назад +37

      It’s cuz they were solely dependent on Harlan’s wealth. Without it they had nothing. 🙄

    • @Jon_EL
      @Jon_EL Год назад +18

      They could never remember where she was from each person said a different place

    • @lexiechans
      @lexiechans Год назад +4

      @@Jon_EL remember Harlan gave her instructions so she wouldn't be a suspect

    • @Jon_EL
      @Jon_EL Год назад +6

      @@lexiechansyeah i was just saying that was a hint before the will was read that the family outside of Harland didnt really care fir her that much

    • @akrinornoname2769
      @akrinornoname2769 Год назад +15

      @@gear5soul The daughter had a million dollar company. The old son was head of a vastly successful publishing company for a long time, they all had enough money to afford quite a good lifestyle, and even without their inheritance they have the networks, resumes and education to make a living; except possibly the influencer and her daughter.

  • @gregjenkinson7512
    @gregjenkinson7512 Год назад +3122

    It's scene's like this that remind me Harlan wasn't 100% a good guy either. I'm sure in his mind he saw it as an excellent "twist" (at this point I'm pretty sure he saw everything like a story he was writing) but never considered the pressure that would put on Marta or how much attention that would draw to her family- which I'm sure would cause a lot of distress to her mother with her being undocumented

    • @879SCSP
      @879SCSP Год назад +598

      It also makes sense that Harlan, despite being "kind," probably though "HA! I'm leaving everything to my nurse! Take that!" was this big gotcha, not seeing Marta as a person like the rest of the family but as some kind of bargaining chip in his slight vendetta against his kids and their spouses.

    • @jpaxonreyes
      @jpaxonreyes Год назад +274

      I'm sure he knew that a slight inconvenience of the family fighting Marta over the will is worth all his assets and could change the life of a worthy person like her. Harlan bitched throughout his scenes about how worthless his children were.

    • @sillyking1991
      @sillyking1991 Год назад +384

      i think its made pretty clear that the reason he left his family out is because they'd all become spoiled off of his success, and he hoped that by doing so he might help them to find their own peace.
      Giving it to marta specifically was likely because she was the last person he truly saw as a friend. it had nothing to do with him setting up a twist, at least not based on the story thats actually told.

    • @hurensohn7605
      @hurensohn7605 Год назад +116

      @@879SCSPI dont think that. he really loved her as a friend and thought she deserved it. and he probably knew that with the money her family was safe.

    • @kezia-lemonthorne2507
      @kezia-lemonthorne2507 Год назад +13

      On the good side, now Martha can fix that much easier with her new found money, as she said in the movie.
      On the other side, Harlan choose to give Martha the money not because she had anything especial, but mostly because he wanted to cut out the money from his family.

  • @BarEscm
    @BarEscm Год назад +746

    2:50 Denial
    3:20 Anger
    4:30 Bargaining
    5:20 Depression
    Acceptance only comes at the end of the movie

    • @X-Warrior.1119
      @X-Warrior.1119 Год назад +11

      Some people still refuse to accepting anything and it's Annoying?! ... 😤🙄😒

    • @Azikiel2602
      @Azikiel2602 8 месяцев назад +23

      The sad part was they weren't even mourning their father, they were mourning the loss of his fortune

    • @joeleboeuf
      @joeleboeuf 8 месяцев назад +4

      Nice catch. I didn't notice that the first time.

    • @kdpowers
      @kdpowers 3 месяца назад +1

      4:11 Boinking

  • @n.y.174
    @n.y.174 Год назад +1060

    It never sat well with me the way the cops let the family swarm her. At this point Harlon's death is looking more and more suspicious. One of them was a murderer and you just let them go after this young woman?

    • @natperXD
      @natperXD Год назад +105

      To be fair, the police probably can’t do much without using force which they want to avoid. For starters, the family was just crowding Martha (the one who got the inheritance) and not causing harm, so them holding back the family and giving her time to escape was the best they could do. Second, they probably concluded that it would be better to watch and save their energy in case it does get violent because remember, they are a team of 3 vs a family of 6.
      Also, the family probably couldn’t/shouldn’t do anything to her because the inheritance all went to her. So if she dies, then all her inheritance probably could go somewhere else. (But I’m not too sure about this).

    • @WebHead18
      @WebHead18 Год назад +8

      The cops weren't there for the Will reading, were they? Legit asking, I don't remember and didn't see them in this clip. I think it was just the P.I. and he doesn't have any real authority there.

    • @natperXD
      @natperXD Год назад +6

      @@WebHead18 there were those 2 guys with the P.I. I think the state trooper and the lieutenant.

    • @WebHead18
      @WebHead18 Год назад +2

      @@natperXD oh, literally RIGHT in front of me, haha.

    • @Tuckerscreator
      @Tuckerscreator Год назад +5

      Blanc knew none of them killed Harlan, Marta (thought she) did. He just needed to figure out why someone had called him to investigate.

  • @christopherverhoef9112
    @christopherverhoef9112 Год назад +2752

    "We are the Thrombeys, goddammit! This is still our house!"
    *shocked realization*
    One of my favorite parts of the movie.

    • @shakira4223
      @shakira4223 Год назад +88

      the horrible question of "Is it?"

    • @tatakae1981
      @tatakae1981 Год назад +42

      This is the moment that Laurie Strode realized that she fucked up.

    • @bncumali1555
      @bncumali1555 Год назад +20

      This was my most favorite line in the entire movie

    • @MrFilmfan86
      @MrFilmfan86 Год назад +4

      Wrong Linda! It was Harlan's house, money and company and now it's marta's!
      Good call! 👌

    • @Artem_S.A.S_..
      @Artem_S.A.S_.. 8 месяцев назад +1

      This is the Harlan's house he bought in 80's. His relatives are guests, and that's all. How the house can be theirs ?

  • @darn4285
    @darn4285 Год назад +493

    The same with the "Eat shit!" scene, you can rewatch this scene and focus on an entirely different character each time and each character (even on the background) have their own moments like Jacob Thrombrey being scolded by Walt for using foul language or Walt crashing down the stairs and his wife tending to him. Absolutely brilliant.

    • @MrFilmfan86
      @MrFilmfan86 Год назад

      Jacob Thrombrey is a little fresh mouth creep, got that from his mother! "You Dirty anchor baby!" I would have slapped that little shits face for speaking to a lady that way and make him apologize!!

    • @movinitlikedat45
      @movinitlikedat45 Год назад +14

      The "anchor baby" line spoken by Jacob was an improv from Jaeden Martell - Michael Shannon (Walt) loved it and lobbied Rian Johnson to include it in the final cut.

  • @nimbus_r
    @nimbus_r Год назад +1420

    I love Glass Onion and excited for more but this kind of scene is what I was looking for, the chaotic, funny and satisfying feeling. Even the ending where they look up at Martha is so good compare to the ending of the sequel. Storywise I think both are interesting it was just the chemistry of the Disruptors is lacking while the Thrombeys could literally just sit and talk and I'll be enjoying it so much.

    • @oskar751
      @oskar751 Год назад +57

      Was so disappointed when i saw glass onion, so much worse than knives out imo :(

    • @CoffeeMonster01
      @CoffeeMonster01 Год назад +11

      nah, glass onion was like a chinese version of this one.

    • @CevicheGato
      @CevicheGato Год назад +9

      Only Knives Out felt like there’s stronger family chemistry in that movie.

    • @hopoffmydick9574
      @hopoffmydick9574 Год назад +68

      But glass onion excelled in this detachment from each other that all the disruptors had. That's the point, they don't care about each other and have zero reason to even still talk to each other. I think the joy of glass onion comes from Blanc and Helen's interactions- those two I could listen to for hours.

    • @tomathome77
      @tomathome77 Год назад +15

      Glass onion ending was so bad lol. All the chemistry too and acting in this was a million times better than glass onion

  • @CattyUchis
    @CattyUchis 7 месяцев назад +89

    I love how although Ransom knew in advance that he wouldn’t get any shares and it would all go to Marta, he hated the family so much that he STILL went all the way back to the house just to see his family get duped

  • @wolfyokai9
    @wolfyokai9 Год назад +1191

    Knives Out was so well made. Classic example of family feeling like their being swindled out of inheritance even though they don't deserve it. Well done l, Director Rian Johnson, well done👏👏

    • @NoNameAtAll2
      @NoNameAtAll2 Год назад +2

      they're*

    • @MrFilmfan86
      @MrFilmfan86 Год назад

      Damn right they didn't deserve it! Entitled pricks, Leeches, thieves, killers and philanders the whole lot! Marta was the only decent person in Harlan's life. He made the right call!

    • @lukethepotatoking
      @lukethepotatoking 3 месяца назад

      Just wish he coulda put this effort into the last jedi

  • @nocturnalcove9736
    @nocturnalcove9736 Год назад +702

    Despite her outburst, Linda is by far the most likeable in the family. Yes, her dad gave her money to start her company but thats not exactly unordinary for a parent to do. She is really the only one who stayed in touch with her dad and cared for him the most out of her siblings, even though her brother works for him. She's the only one who cried and you can tell they had a good relationship to use nicknames and secret codes as a way of bonding. I get why she was pissed but went too far in the name calling.

    • @di-gun5791
      @di-gun5791 Год назад +85

      Yeah, she was hysterical but I think she's relatively normal

    • @deeznoots6241
      @deeznoots6241 Год назад +73

      She’s literally a Trump analogue lol, she got a ‘small loan of a million dollars’ and runs a real estate empire

    • @lavinder11
      @lavinder11 Год назад +28

      ​@deeznoots6241 And? That's what parents who can afford it do. Others help their kids pit with free rent while they're in school, passing down the family business, etc. He'll, my best friends mom, was a poor immigrant and now she owns a house and two businesses that she will give tl her children some day.
      It's quite normal.

    • @deeznoots6241
      @deeznoots6241 Год назад +47

      @@lavinder11 the point is that she isn’t ‘self made’ at all.

    • @lavinder11
      @lavinder11 Год назад +14

      @@deeznoots6241 And my point is, so, what? If that's what you think, then there isn't a start up owner who is self made due to investors. It's a dumb argument but if that's your opinion, then so be it.

  • @henrypark4356
    @henrypark4356 Год назад +996

    1:10 Rolls to family members that desire a specific part of the will. Richard wants the house, Joni wants money, Walt wants the publishing company. Brilliant.

    • @seamussmyth1928
      @seamussmyth1928 Год назад +44

      Never noticed that before, good catch

    • @jonjohn2309
      @jonjohn2309 Год назад +45

      Yeah I kinda figured that too. Btw, Lynda actually wanted the house since she's a real estate mogul. Tbh, I thought Harlan should've given her the house while everything else goes to Marta. That would've been a last, good father-daughter moment.

    • @samanthamartin9899
      @samanthamartin9899 Год назад +3

      @Jon John I think had Ransom been written to be close to his mother (and been a "spoiled mommy's boy" ) this would have made sense. If his side of the family was the only one that benefitted, it would be even more believable that he would be willing to help Marta- which would have made the betrayal at the end even more dramatic.

    • @timothydaugaard6457
      @timothydaugaard6457 Год назад +4

      And lastly to Marta because she only cared about HIM.

    • @TheLewistownTrainspotter8102
      @TheLewistownTrainspotter8102 Год назад +8

      And they all could've gotten it if they'd shown Marta any sort of decency. Walt probably would still be running Blood Like Wine if he hadn't threatened Marta, for instance.

  • @Slingblade87
    @Slingblade87 Год назад +212

    The way Ransom sits there just laughing his ass off and having the time of his life has got to be one of the best things I've seen on film 🤣

  • @alainarchambault2331
    @alainarchambault2331 Год назад +239

    Harlan knew that all his family was just a bunch of hangars-on and leeches who only saw him as a dollar sign and just gave him lip service to that end. Marta, expecting nothing went above and beyond in her service to him, Harlan recognized that she was the only one who cared despite not expecting anything. Pity Marta had to endure such stress. That family is despicable.
    Never did I expect the true antagonist in this adventure though. Well played.

  • @garvchhabra3227
    @garvchhabra3227 Год назад +267

    All of them said she was a part of the family but when the will is announced, they suddenly all gang up on her because she is an outsider. They all treated her like shit to steal back a fortune they lost and she deserves.
    “Knives out! and beaks bloody”
    Even their reactions prove it. This shows how Harlan was right to leave everything to a kind, beautiful and hardworking nurse and not to his lazy, racist, sexist and xenophobic family who were living on his money.

    • @petermatthews3729
      @petermatthews3729 Год назад +16

      When the Thrombey's said she was like family that was more of a courtesy for Harlan's benefit than out of any kindness for Marta. They showed how they truly felt when they didn't allow her to go to Harlan's funeral with the rest of them and said it was put to a vote. They always made a show of being nice to her for Harlan's and the police, but they didn't have too anymore after Harlan died. The most Marta could hope for from them was enough severance pay to last until her next job since Walt said they would to that much. Even Harlan's granddaughter Meg, who before this was Marta's only real friend in the house; later clarified the distinction that just because she was "like" Harlan's family, but they were his family.

  • @chasehedges6775
    @chasehedges6775 Год назад +987

    Knives Out is a masterpiece

    • @article1372
      @article1372 Год назад +7

      no it is not.

    • @awesomness36
      @awesomness36 Год назад +46

      @@article1372 the consensus says otherwise. Get over it

    • @article1372
      @article1372 Год назад +3

      @@awesomness36 no

    • @78TBGAMER
      @78TBGAMER Год назад +22

      @@article1372 that’s like, your opinion man

    • @jackraider1039
      @jackraider1039 Год назад +11

      Yes it sure is
      Can't wait for the sequel

  • @DianaGohan
    @DianaGohan Год назад +468

    Yeah scenes like this to me show that though Ransom is technically the main villain and the one who was plotting on offing Harlan and orchestrated this entire thing... the entire Thrombey family was rotten. Not quite AS bad but not really good people either which Harlan clearly knew thus why he was fine leaving it all to Marta.

    • @ACTION-RELOAD-DANGER
      @ACTION-RELOAD-DANGER Год назад +42

      One thing that stuck with me is the phrase "any one pf them could jave done it" the entire family was selfish and entitled enough the have killed harlan but ransome was the only one who did because he was the only one who discovered the secret of the will early (and maybe because he was the only one who understood the art of a mystery)

    • @ChristineTheHippie
      @ChristineTheHippie Год назад +3

      Exactly. They all felt entitled to ride his coattails

    • @matthewhelland9258
      @matthewhelland9258 4 месяца назад +2

      @@ACTION-RELOAD-DANGER And he was the only one with the determination to take action.

  • @methos-ey9nf
    @methos-ey9nf Год назад +665

    I don't know why but I love Jamie Lee Curtiss' performance here.

    • @tla2119
      @tla2119 Год назад +8

      Never even knew it was her till now

    • @swarajmalwee
      @swarajmalwee Год назад +26

      I read somewhere that when her actual father died and his will was read out, she and her siblings found out that they were left out from his will💀

    • @kim06sweet
      @kim06sweet Год назад +2

      She's slowly morphing into her character here day by day.

    • @dancinginfernal
      @dancinginfernal Год назад +44

      @@kim06sweet nah she rules tbh. Great person as far as ultra rich actors go.

    • @JavierCaballo08
      @JavierCaballo08 Год назад

      “Oh you little bitch” ☠️

  • @8300dvo
    @8300dvo Год назад +1748

    The dirty anchor baby line was an improv. It's fucking hilarious too

    • @rasmus9595
      @rasmus9595 Год назад +141

      I know the character is supposed to be some alt-right douche, but is that a derogatory term used specifically directed at immigrants?

    • @maw4734
      @maw4734 Год назад +452

      @@rasmus9595 sometimes. An “anchor baby” is a child born in the US to illegal immigrants. Because the baby was born here, under the US Constitution they are American citizens and thus cannot be deported. Their parents, who are in the country illegally, cannot be separated from their infant, and thus are permitted to stay, at least until their child is an adult; their child has anchored them here.
      So the “anchor baby” isn’t an immigrant themselves, but a child of one.

    • @davidwilliams3659
      @davidwilliams3659 Год назад +45

      @@maw4734 oh shit i thought it was “Inca” baby 😂 cheers lad

    • @giridharg104
      @giridharg104 Год назад +127

      Did you see how his father looked at him when he said that? Like where did that come from son?🤣

    • @commonsenseisntcommon1776
      @commonsenseisntcommon1776 Год назад

      @@rasmus9595 -illegal immigrants who drop kids in the usa

  • @paulyont3092
    @paulyont3092 Год назад +182

    Not one biological family member did that old man like, enough to leave them with a small fortune.

    • @haychlc
      @haychlc Год назад +28

      literally😭😭😭😭not even the HOUSE !!!

    • @kevinmichael3371
      @kevinmichael3371 Год назад +19

      He left $100,000 to Joni and Meg (mostly for Meg’s education)

    • @Isabelle-hv6ny
      @Isabelle-hv6ny Год назад +7

      His daughted didnt need any money. His gift was the truth about their horrible relationship.
      The other son was not never able to have his own work and the daughted in law robbed him.

    • @TheJohnnyCotts
      @TheJohnnyCotts Год назад +7

      @@kevinmichael3371 Harlan gave her that before he died, after he found out she had been double-dipping, embezzling about $100K a year over 4 years. When he wrote the check for Meg's tuition, he made it very clear to Joni that would be the LAST money she'd ever get from him.

  • @TrailCamCaptures
    @TrailCamCaptures 10 месяцев назад +27

    They're all smiles after the first part of the will is read. He's preparing them for bad news, but it's like no one was listening because they were too excited to hear what they got in the inheritance.

    • @Christopher_TG
      @Christopher_TG 3 месяца назад +1

      More like they all thought the bad news about disinheriting was exclusively about Ransom. They didn't know Harlan intended to disinherit all of them.

  • @CuddleFish124
    @CuddleFish124 Год назад +387

    Dude I remember seeing a story like this irl. It was a few years ago but there’s a channel that reads Reddit posts and one was about a family *exactly* like this that got “cheated” out of their inheritance.
    Now I don’t remember all the details, but what I can remember was that there was this guy who was the grandson of a very wealthy dude, and his best friend (the author of the post). The grandfather was a super nice person and the two of them loved hanging out with him and shooting the breeze just for the heck of it several times a week. The rest of the grandfathers kids and grandkids though were absolute 🐩💩, never visiting, being rude, and just generally not giving two f*cks about the guy except for the money he had.
    Fast forwards to the grandfathers death and will reading, the entire family is there not out of respect for the patriarch, but because they wanna know what their cut is, and we’re even bragging to each other on how fast they were gonna spend it. The one good grandson and his friend were also there out of respect/the grandson invited his friend because again, they loved the old man.
    Then the will reading comes and it turned out that 2 years before he died, the grandfather changed the will, and to decide how the money would be split up he came up with a point system. For every call he got from someone he gave them like 1 point. For each physical visit he got, the person received like 3 points. As a result of this, the grandson and his friend ended up with like over 1,000 points each (whereas like 3 other family members got 1-3 points total over the entire 2 years he’d been keeping count), with entitled the both of them to like 97% of the grandfathers wealth.
    To say the family was shocked would be an understatement, and them then accusing the two of them about knowing about this system was of course inevitable. The old guy knew this would happen too, that the family would fight his decision (he even told them how horrible they all turned out to be, especially his two sons who I think he said were like the biggest disappointments in his life for the snooty/rotten way they turned out despite him trying to teach them the right thing), and so he also put in a clause saying that if any family member tried to challenge the will, they would immediately loose all claims to the (very little) shares they actually *did* “earn”.

    • @morganbanefort181
      @morganbanefort181 Год назад +21

      Please tell me you have a link

    • @leopaelinck6698
      @leopaelinck6698 Год назад +11

      The granddad was a boss

    • @JibberJabberYouTube
      @JibberJabberYouTube Год назад +13

      Link to the story being read aloud (other channels may have covered it as well, but I don't know which ones): ruclips.net/video/4UWDMhQLsuk/видео.html

    • @TheTrueKarin
      @TheTrueKarin Год назад +6

      I read that story too.
      I think it was on the Reddit channel of waffle mark.

    • @Max1996YT
      @Max1996YT Год назад +6

      I remember hearing about that Reddit story. Apparently, the family wasn't aware of that clause against challenging the will. That is, until it was too late to take it back.

  • @willmemmott2843
    @willmemmott2843 Год назад +92

    I love Chris Evans' laugh as he swans out of the room its brilliant 😂

  • @ChristineTheHippie
    @ChristineTheHippie Год назад +90

    Ransom cackling gleefully and leaving as all chaos erupts 😂. Chris Evans is brilliant

    • @srayj
      @srayj 9 месяцев назад +4

      Not to mention his shout out from the car window echoing back his family’s words.

    • @ChristineTheHippie
      @ChristineTheHippie 8 месяцев назад +1

      That, too!

  • @fennec8402
    @fennec8402 Год назад +25

    4:46 we here Walt saying "I can't catch up" in the background. It's so funny !

  • @viliamsmigel821
    @viliamsmigel821 Год назад +183

    One of the best scenes I’ve ever seen in a movie theater. I can’t tell you all the emotions that flooded through my body in this scene, and everything is perfect. The plot twist, the acting, the cinematography, and the beautiful score in the background is the cherry on top.

  • @tunafarrell2067
    @tunafarrell2067 9 месяцев назад +10

    This was one of the best scenes in the film. The smugness, the greed, the subtlety in the actors reactions. Perfection.

  • @noahhenderson3164
    @noahhenderson3164 Год назад +113

    "This cant be legal, are there safeguards, we are his family"

  • @razzle2112
    @razzle2112 Год назад +64

    the lawyer guy is frank oz, voice and puppeteer of Yoda and ms piggy.. little fun fact

    • @abehambino
      @abehambino Год назад +5

      He’s also in trading places!
      “It’s an OPERA!”

    • @ezmony6950
      @ezmony6950 Год назад +1

      That's Ozzy. nice

  • @NSankeerthUrkec
    @NSankeerthUrkec Год назад +197

    I died when the assistant pointed to the paper in the heat 😂

  • @gear5soul
    @gear5soul Год назад +62

    Honestly, the family is dependent on the old man’s wealth. They present themselves as “good people” but when Marta was left with everything they lost their marbles and went on to accusing her of nonsense. I’m glad Marta inherited everything.

  • @anarchohelenism
    @anarchohelenism 8 месяцев назад +20

    I love that when Ransom's parents learn he was cut out of the will they tell him "this might be the best thing that's ever happened to you" but when they find out *they* were cut out too they flip out. That says everything you need to know about this family.

  • @lincoln2324
    @lincoln2324 3 месяца назад +2

    05:18
    "I think this could be the best thing that happened to all of you" I loved that punchline
    😂😂😂

  • @Kncperseus
    @Kncperseus Год назад +67

    I wonder... did Harlan leave anything for his mom? You know, the super-old great grandma who actually witnessed both Ransom and Marta climbing down the backside ladder?

    • @madtitanangelo5079
      @madtitanangelo5079 Год назад +46

      I like to think marta still let her live in the house. I didn't see her in the ending leaving with the rest of the family.

    • @courier6960
      @courier6960 Год назад +59

      I would assume that he never expected his mom to be alive by the time he died, nevermind that he would die only a week after the change

    • @galahad1876
      @galahad1876 Год назад +11

      ​@@madtitanangelo5079 yeah and she smiled or smirked when at the end Marta was going to own everything. I think she was proud of his son's decision

    • @dstreetz91
      @dstreetz91 Год назад +5

      Yeah, Harlan surely wasn't thinking of him mother when she had to be pushing close to 100 years of age or even beyond that. Just looked and Harlan was 85 so for her to be under 100 she would have had to have Harlan when she was 14, which does happen sometimes though it shouldn't because 14 year old's aren't ready for children physically and mentally. She was the most decent member of the family though by far so Marta probably let her live there it's a big house and she had little time left.

    • @movinitlikedat45
      @movinitlikedat45 Год назад

      Greatnana was also not in the room with the rest of the family for the will reading.

  • @pravkdey
    @pravkdey Год назад +15

    I love how it shows Harlan's portrait before going to the reading. It's like he's attending it as well haha

  • @eddieblancher7557
    @eddieblancher7557 10 месяцев назад +7

    0:56, The shot of Ransom by the chess is a foreshadowing that is the mastermind behind everything.

  • @queerym87
    @queerym87 Год назад +29

    That camera shift at 4:31 is sooo SIIIIICK

  • @Xgil2Play
    @Xgil2Play Год назад +74

    Absolutely love how the camera work goes from cinematic and smooth to shaky to emphasise just how confusing the whole situation is for Martha.
    Rian Johnson is a beast!

    • @stagelights_
      @stagelights_ Год назад +1

      i love how you can also see the exact moment the person behind the camera picked it up off the tripod (or whatever is holding the camera up i'm not an expert on film) and started moving it to a handheld shot. most other movies would smooth out the imperfections but this one doesn't shy away from keeping the human element

    • @Xgil2Play
      @Xgil2Play Год назад

      @@stagelights_ yeah, that's a bit rough ngl 🤣

    • @stagelights_
      @stagelights_ Год назад +1

      @@Xgil2Play no i think its cool

  • @sherlockwatson3070
    @sherlockwatson3070 Год назад +25

    there are so many things i love about this scene that need to be said:
    1. i love the handheld shake of the camera as marta leaves the house, trying to flee from the family.
    2. marta’s genuine reaction as everything is read out and her little “oh my god.”
    3. i love the detective protecting marta immediately the second they started coming towards her, and his standing in the way so they couldn’t get to her right in her face.
    4. the smile on ransom’s face because as anyone who has seen the movie will know, he already knew what was going to happen. he was just along for the ride.
    4. and ransom’s little -
    *I THINK THIS IS THE BEST THING THAT COULD TO HAPPEN TO ALL OF YOU.*

  • @michaeldwyer2244
    @michaeldwyer2244 Год назад +38

    5:18 Ransom's best line

  • @retroforager
    @retroforager Год назад +10

    idk what's funnier, ransom's face during the reading or linda yelling "BOINKING MY FATHER"

  • @louisefarrar6037
    @louisefarrar6037 9 месяцев назад +8

    I know he’s a piece of shit, but my favourite line in the film is when Ransom drives off and says ‘I think this is the best thing that could happen to all of you!’ with sheer JOY and they don’t get the irony of it 😂😂😂

  • @r.b.7996
    @r.b.7996 Год назад +34

    One of the best movies of late, I swear. If not the best.

  • @JB-om9ow
    @JB-om9ow Год назад +15

    I love how both Meg and Blanc told Marta to get tf out of there

  • @78TBGAMER
    @78TBGAMER Год назад +37

    “What does he mean by that” lol

  • @teejaydee85
    @teejaydee85 Год назад +41

    “Uh… no?” 😂

  • @jedgamesguy
    @jedgamesguy Год назад +36

    That's Frank Oz as the will solicitor! He's the puppeteer behind Yoda, and some of the Muppets. What a legend.

    • @catherinealex1679
      @catherinealex1679 Год назад +9

      Some of the muppets!? Miss Piggy, Fizzy Bear, Grover, Sam Eagle, Animal, Bert, Cookie Monster, and Alice Otter. He was Jim Henson's right hand man and there from the beginning.

    • @movinitlikedat45
      @movinitlikedat45 Год назад +4

      "Everything in their entirety to Marta Cabrera, I do leave."

    • @ChristineTheHippie
      @ChristineTheHippie 8 месяцев назад +4

      Getting inheritance, you are not. Going to Marta, everything is

  • @tatakae1981
    @tatakae1981 Год назад +8

    It’s official. Chris Evans surpassed The Joker in this scene. When he was cut from the will, his greedy, dysfunctional family took sanctimonious pleasure from it. Then, he sat back and watched the said family’s world burn when they found out they were disinherited too. Secretly knowing of his family being excluded from the will, he smiled, chuckled, and laughed victoriously when they showed their true colors after the will was read. Plus, how is it that British actors, like Daniel Craig, could pull off Southern accents so well? They must have the vocal chords of Superman.

  • @michaeldwyer2244
    @michaeldwyer2244 Год назад +18

    3:01 He's finding the hypocrisy delicius!

  • @TheLewistownTrainspotter8102
    @TheLewistownTrainspotter8102 Год назад +10

    0:15 Basically, Alan's lampshading why this trope doesn't exist. This was commonplace at a time when not everyone was literate enough to read.

  • @rogueguardian
    @rogueguardian 4 месяца назад +6

    4:01 why do I feel like immediately after saying that line Jamie went to rigorously apologize to Ana even though they are acting?😂
    You see here in interviews she's so nice and her performance here is so visceral and I love it.

  • @theawesomegamervlogger5896
    @theawesomegamervlogger5896 Год назад +27

    I forgot how good this scene was and while I was watching, I noticed one shot where Marta was directly center of the family indicating the house going to her instead of everyone else

  • @keizerinsoze4368
    @keizerinsoze4368 Год назад +30

    2:42 😂 His smile here is absolutely perfect

  • @aresef
    @aresef Год назад +40

    In retrospect, the moment he says he was cut out of the will, that was a big red siren saying he did it. Why else show up at the will reading if you know you're not getting anything?

    • @jammin2575
      @jammin2575 Год назад +18

      To see his family get their “just deserts” and cause he needed to get Marta on his side by “rescuing” her. He should have left after he stormed out but he was waiting for her to run, probably did something to her car. So he could swoop in when he knew the family would chase her.

  • @TheRealRehman
    @TheRealRehman 3 месяца назад +5

    *in the afterlife*
    Harlan "I did that."
    God "my man"
    *grabs a hand full if popcorn and joins him on the couch*

  • @Mrjonnyjonjon123
    @Mrjonnyjonjon123 Год назад +55

    Why is no one talking about how marvelous 4:25 is as a shot. Going from trying to process the situation to absolute chaos in a few seconds.

    • @theilluminatibenefactor
      @theilluminatibenefactor Год назад +3

      Exactly! I noticed the slow camera pan, and eventually once they all got out, the camera shook as if you're there.

    • @StarWarsMoments
      @StarWarsMoments 3 месяца назад

      Why do people who watch somebody else's shot think that they've discovered.....anything?

  • @nishantdesai2
    @nishantdesai2 6 месяцев назад +1

    Ransom's laughter here is one of the best things I've ever seen!

  • @bbmcrae
    @bbmcrae 3 месяца назад +5

    The main cast is amazing here, but the secret weapon of this scene is Frank Oz as the lawyer. Yes, that's Yoda, Mis Piggy, Fozzie, Cookie Monster, Bert, and Grover right there. Impeccable comic timing.

  • @iheworld134
    @iheworld134 8 месяцев назад +2

    This is like the best characters that chris evans ever played , he really nailed the unexpected villain roles here

  • @GRGN3
    @GRGN3 Год назад +61

    Someone please tell me the reason Marta car wasn't working was because of ransome.

    • @jonathantadlock-stein2023
      @jonathantadlock-stein2023 Год назад +62

      It absolutely was, he knew the family would chase Marta out, and he was waiting in his car so he could rescue her and make her trust him

    • @dusksunsetio6042
      @dusksunsetio6042 Год назад +9

      When he left the room he messed with Marta’s car so that when she tries to escape he can get her to come with him

    • @perce1veALL
      @perce1veALL Год назад +21

      That's exactly why he was the first to leave the room, so nobody caught him in the act.

    • @eli3silver
      @eli3silver 7 месяцев назад

      that's an awesome detail I didn't manage to catch. I just thought the car was old.

  • @sonicspyrofan5237
    @sonicspyrofan5237 Год назад +7

    Marta was nothing but good to Harlan and to be honest she and her family deserved it more.

  • @marthancrowl1674
    @marthancrowl1674 Год назад +9

    I don’t think enough people appreciate, “Boinking?”

  • @movinitlikedat45
    @movinitlikedat45 Год назад +7

    5:31
    Blanc's opinion of the Thrombeys has been formed.
    He just doesn't go public with it until he reads the full tox report.

  • @blockmasterscott
    @blockmasterscott Год назад +24

    This is the best thing that could have happened to all of you! 🤣🤣🤣

  • @bstang93
    @bstang93 Год назад +111

    See how wealth, money, and greed rips apart families?

    • @Dubbadizzo86
      @Dubbadizzo86 Год назад +14

      No. It's entitlement, lack of humility, and greed that rips apart families. Poor people squander their money, that's why they don't have it, and that's why they're so desperate to get it. Wealthy people have learned how to hold onto and create their money so they're not in a desperate position to be shitty people.
      Most people are not rich, so they don't know what rich people are like, so they assume that they're just like them but with money. But the truth is, they aren't them at all, and that's why they have money. Money doesn't make you terrible. People are terrible before they have money. It's why 80% of lottery winners go broke in the next 5 years. They're just poor people with money, destined to lose it.

    • @mlbp2567
      @mlbp2567 Год назад +7

      it's how capitalism rips apart families

    • @Dubbadizzo86
      @Dubbadizzo86 Год назад +1

      @@mlbp2567 LOL capitalism is why your standard of living is amazing compared to 100 years ago. Rich people are not your problem. Lack of gratitude and perspective is.

    • @mlbp2567
      @mlbp2567 Год назад

      @@Dubbadizzo86 LOL, capitalism is the reason that income inequality is worse than before the French Revolution. But keep bootlicking the capitalist class like a medieval peasant. They’ll never respect or care about you though. That’s literally what Knives Out is about, lmfao. Imagine watching a movie and have the message of it completely fly over your head.

    • @Dubbadizzo86
      @Dubbadizzo86 Год назад +2

      ​@@mlbp2567 So you're telling me your standard of living is the same as that of those who lived 100 years ago?
      I mean, my perspective is I'm grateful to be living in a time and a place where I don't have to worry about food, or shelter, or clothing, or predators, or really a lot of the things people didn't have even just 100 years ago. We live in an amazing time. You don't see that?
      I mean, if you live in the west, and you make over 30k per year, you're in the 1% compared to the rest of the world, and you're even richer than 99.99% of people that have ever lived. I gotta say I'm pretty grateful to capitalism, even if a handful have a lot more than me.
      I just find it silly that you would blame the family relations aspect on capitalism, when it really just comes down to a lack of gratitude and perspective on the part of the individuals themselves. Should just be grateful to be alive. Most people don't even have that.

  • @jwill5892
    @jwill5892 Год назад +19

    I like how everyone is excited and anxious during the scene, especially the mom who giggles when the will reader says "this will be short". It's like they don't even care about each other, especially their dad who died. It's all a competition to see who inherits the most.

  • @earfgoddess
    @earfgoddess Год назад +11

    4:30 ugh the violin and Ana De Armas performance here is just so amazing.

  • @BeezOne84
    @BeezOne84 Год назад +14

    2:50
    That simple "No" completely destroyed me.

  • @neilwritesstuff
    @neilwritesstuff Год назад +14

    they were going on and on in the beginning about how they treated her like family 🥴

  • @LordNinja109
    @LordNinja109 Год назад +35

    Always leave $10 to any family that you wish to exclude

    • @empressquamina6847
      @empressquamina6847 Год назад +2

      🤣🤣🤣

    • @LordNinja109
      @LordNinja109 Год назад +30

      @@empressquamina6847 Depending on state and county laws, if you are completely excluding someone from a will, they can have a basis to sue for a portion of it.
      Think of the argument of "Well grampa just forgot that day, I just want what grampa would probably have given me".
      A token amount like $10 is both an acknowledgement and kind of a "fuck you".
      "Here's some gas money for driving out here to hear that you aren't getting anything".
      Clearly grampa remembered you, and set a clear amount for you.

  • @InvaderG
    @InvaderG Год назад +15

    fun fact, Jaeden Martell (Jacob in the movie) improvised the line “You had sex with my grandpa? You dirty anchor baby!”, but it was not caught by the cameras.
    Michael Shannon heard it and told Rian he had to get that line in the movie.

  • @Yasin5791-d7u
    @Yasin5791-d7u Год назад +7

    3:06 Exactly what I’d do.

  • @SnailMaster
    @SnailMaster Год назад +14

    I still can't get over the incredible cast this movie had.

  • @andressalvador3327
    @andressalvador3327 Год назад +204

    You know what's sad, if Ransom would have really been kind to marta, she really would have helped him, maybe even become a couple.but no, he chose the idiotic way.

    • @brdagr
      @brdagr Год назад +92

      my take on it is that he didn't just want to win, he wanted marta to lose. and that greed and the ensuing overreach lead to the classic villain downfall

    • @patrickpascal1225
      @patrickpascal1225 Год назад +4

      @@gezenews she is also gorgeous which helps

    • @vinaymalut5702
      @vinaymalut5702 Год назад +21

      Least delusional shipper

    • @joestevenson5568
      @joestevenson5568 Год назад +24

      @@brdagr Don't forget that Ransom was the one who Harland said understood the art of mysteries - he wanted the chance to play the smart plotting villain, to him his whole scheme was artistic as well as selfish.

    • @patrickpascal1225
      @patrickpascal1225 Год назад

      @@gezenews she is ridiculous😅

  • @mochamadakhtarsyach1381
    @mochamadakhtarsyach1381 Год назад +1

    I'd give up anything to watch this movie for the first time again, this scene had my jaw dropped

  • @evanyurko3640
    @evanyurko3640 Год назад +9

    Just coming back to this after watching glass onion. It was ok, but certainly did not live up to this masterpiece of filmmaking

  • @Jjsspace
    @Jjsspace Год назад +4

    Is it weird to hope that Chris Evan's will never go back to being the good guy. But, I think Marta 100% deserved that money because she was the only one looking out for Harland. Everyone else was looking at his bank account

    • @kingcamelot1395
      @kingcamelot1395 Год назад

      I think after a decade of being type cast as heroes, playing the villain for a while would be considered a refreshing change of pace.

  • @flyingfireballmaster1816
    @flyingfireballmaster1816 Год назад +3

    I like how Ransom puts the king on top of the rook and then takes it down. It’s like he’s saying to himself, “The king shall fall,” subtly mocking his family members.

  • @RedRaider14
    @RedRaider14 9 месяцев назад +2

    No idea why, but the guy reading the will irritates tf outta me. He seems kinda bad at his job. Just read the damn thing, why do you need an assistant to point crap out to you on ONE sheet of paper?

  • @herrera7655
    @herrera7655 Год назад +12

    Tris film sould be categorized as a Christmas movie

    • @hblanche
      @hblanche Год назад +5

      Just like Die Hard!

    • @PlanetXerox
      @PlanetXerox 7 месяцев назад

      it's more of a Thanksgiving movie, nothing about this screams Xmas

  • @zerostriker6385
    @zerostriker6385 3 месяца назад

    I love that Harlan did this, always give the most or in this case all of it to the person who wants and expects it the least, plus other than marta no matter how much he gave everyone they’d bitch and say they deserved more than the other family members, making it so they all got nothing was perfect

  • @rdwibid
    @rdwibid Год назад +7

    What was I supposed to do, Grab the bumper with my teeth? 😀

  • @ama200
    @ama200 Год назад +1

    i really wish i could forget this movie just so i could watch it all over again

  • @Inigo_The_Son
    @Inigo_The_Son Год назад +6

    Given the junk usually turned out by Hollywood, it is refreshing to occasionally see a masterpiece like Knives Out.

    • @bananatiergod
      @bananatiergod Год назад +2

      Proof that Rian Johnson is an incredibly talented director when you put him in the right genre. It's just that Star Wars is definitely NOT it.

  • @Panda.Shogun
    @Panda.Shogun 3 месяца назад

    Chris , Ana and Daniel were so good in this movie👌🏻

  • @julesvan2174
    @julesvan2174 Год назад +8

    What a superb actress Ana De Armas is

  • @-saffie-4977
    @-saffie-4977 Год назад +18

    Looking back on this, it's even funnier when you consider that it's very likely that Harlan had trust funds for them outside of his own assets that his children probably had access to once they were in their 20s, and that his grandchildren could have had them as well. They just wanted the bigger slices of the cake.

    • @nickjvideos
      @nickjvideos Год назад +1

      He got them a pie, but they all wanted a different slice.

    • @emalaw1329
      @emalaw1329 Год назад +7

      Not to mention Joni scammed the fuck out of him for hundreds of thousands of dollars, so supposedly the last thing she should want from him is more money

  • @ty814
    @ty814 Год назад +1

    3:42 that face 😍😍😍😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @tranha3616
    @tranha3616 3 месяца назад +3

    I wonder why linda was the angriest one. Sure it was a giant finacial loss but she's the only one who still has something of her own, her company started with a small loan of 1 million dollars 😂😂

  • @lostboi3974
    @lostboi3974 Год назад +2

    That was my cousin and uncles reacting when they found out my grandma left everything to me 😂

    • @skyereave9454
      @skyereave9454 Год назад +2

      They accused you of boinking grandma?

    • @oliviabb73849
      @oliviabb73849 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@skyereave9454I didn’t mean to laugh but I did lol

  • @henrikanchelia64
    @henrikanchelia64 Год назад +9

    I don't know how did they make it to keep a straight face after the "boinking my father" line