+Nicholas Julian Hackers was a great flick, but Lillard was not a lead character. He hardly had any lines, so I have to disagree with you. I'd say 13 Ghosts, Scream, The Curve or Dish Dogs is his second best, although none of those are as good as Hackers.
This is definitely some of the best dialogue ever seen in cinema. I'm a British punk, and I have to be honest: America and Canada absolutely owned the scene.
Mathew is underrated. He’s so damn talented. Growing up I only knew him from his “lesser” roles. Yet he always delivers. I’ve seen more of his work over the years, and all I can say is he is truly talented.
+deadkennedys555 Actually, if you look it up, "poser" is a completely valid spelling of the word, as is "poseur." And fuckin LOL at you saying, "We rescued the world from nuclear Armageddon," listen to you, you fuckin old fogey haha, you sound like Steven's father in the film blabbering about how his generation stopped Vietnam MAAAAN. What a load of shit. The world is more fucked up now than it's ever been, and we're in a state of pretty much constant war, with WW3 seemingly right around the corner, so please stop patting yourself on the back Mr. Grandpa of Punk.
Svperstarr but poseurs know that their poseurs, and if you look into the movie you would know that that isn't actully the message, like the director even said himself that he made the second SLC Punk movie to prove to people that he was still into the punk movement. You can't just like "be a poseur at heart" or whatever your saying, you shouldn't like classify a whole bunch of people y'know? It's kinda a sucky thing to do.
My friends used to love watching this movie when we were around 15-16. One of them would always say "you don't live your life by lyrics!!!" One of the times he said that my other friend says "you don't live your life by quotes from movies" XD
SLC Punk will always serve as a time capsule of the dying years of punk. The 90's saw punk bands going out with a whimper and stuff like Green Day and The Offspring taking their place, with pop slowly infecting the genre and anyone left selling out or jumping ship. The 2000's weren't much better, but it's good to see punk starting to make a comeback in the 2010's
Over the years, I've come to terms with the fact that this movie was right. while it shouldn't just...phase out punk in general, and most people misinterperet the message as saying that all punk is bullshit, it's really about the fashion aspect. If a band like the Casualties wore business suits, they would lose half their fanbase. so I would like to start a real punk rock band, and wear business suits, just to be ironic and show that you don't have to have charged hair to kick ass.
I remember someone said rock and by extension its subgenres, is 85% an image thing (which tracks when you realize the down to earth fashion coincided with rock leaving the mainstream), and the message gets skipped by most listeners. If you do do it, post show details, would love to see that (What if each member of the band dressed up as some clique the punks hate, rather than all business suits, just to really piss them off. You'd have the businessman, some jock dude, preppy douchebag, etc.?)
This movie brings back all the emotions, drug riddled, the amazement of the fresh out of High School mentality I was coming into at the time. I am going to go back and watch this film when I am 50 and just be awash with nostalgia, forever and ever.
Everyone ended up being a poser. It was not a life style you could fully live on. That was part of the idea there I feel. "When the world didn't end we had to do something"
+ShooManFu to add to that, no identity you create that fits in to a "group" as a teenager can be lived on 24/7 as an adult, without looking ridiculous and causing problems along the way. Homelessness is one result of not conforming to society's standards.
To not be a poseur, all you gotta do is be yourself. Because, really, in the long run, that's what being punk is: conforming to no man or system and embracing only that which interests you.
watched the movie and i quite liked it but i must say they ve misunderstood some thing, most importantly that the punks were originally WORKING class people, it was no rich teenager rebellion thing, caus:e the real punks were angry because THEY were fucked(example of sid vicious: a high school dropout, no chance of getting work, his mom a heroin addict, they were selling and taking drugs together,etc) so it was a NO FUTURE FOR ME thing, not a NO FUTURE FOR SOCIETY INCLUDING MY RICH PARENTS thing
Its simpler and more complicated than that. A lot of these kids ( both sides of the pond) saw their parents work their lives away and get abandoned by the institutions they were loyal to. Massive industrial layoffs in the UK and sonehow it was always blamed on the working class! Similar conditions in the Us and in the Ghettos walking down the atreet you could get terrorized by police and in General Jim Crow attitudes and segregation, led to the rise of hip hop. The rise of cultural anomolies often lies in the treatment and abuse of the working class, because the lessons are learned by their children. This is not a singular incident you see the same thing in impoverished countries and secular societies!
This movie, as stupid as it may look, it changed my life. I thought i was hardcore while i was nothing else than a 'trendy ass poser'. Ideologies, fashion, music genres..it's all a big damn lie. I miss those days though. And i love livin in the city! - something, deep inside, never died and i guess it never will-
Exactly inutero10! That’s the thing about punk and other so called countercultures that gets me. It seems it’s all about doing the most to get a reaction which implies, at least to me, that they care what others think. Otherwise why seek to get a reaction? Shoot, I’m more “punk” than half of these proclaimed punks because I wear what I want, read and watch what I want, and so on, because I actually enjoy those things. I’m not doing them to get a reaction and throw a label on myself.
My ex gf called me a poser, and told me to color my hair and to have a Mohawk. She said I was a poser because I like the music but that I don’t look like I like the music... Lmao
Tanner Edge well I see why you have edge in your name. Buddy it’s about the music and what it means. Don’t get me wrong, I love pushing one guy into another, but if that’s all I’m in it for then I’m no different from some meat head
Green Day has always done ONLY what interests them. And the fact that the music they make appeals to mainstream ears doesn't change the fact they write nice catchy songs with poignant lyrics about social archetypes, mortality, self-identity, media overload and its impact on our society and culture, what it means to have artistic integrity, etc. I think that's all pretty damn punk. I honestly like Green Day. I think they're a great band, and I'd be selling out my beliefs if I said otherwise.
Green Day may have made good music in the past, but they are conformists who always publicly say the safest political views possible. They criticize President Trump because it was trendy but have no smoke for biden. They'll publicly condemn racism while ignoring the racial violence promoted by blm. Green Day are typical punk rockers- playing the role of rebels while always playing it safe to avoid getting canceled.
Grew up in SLC dropping acid, was funny seeing this movie, some punk with spiked blue hair sold my dumb ass a vile of morning glory juice in a sweet breath bottle for 130 bucks lol. Money well spent! I took the whole thing and it was some good LSA for one man! Stay punk SLC!
I consider myself alternative, and I enjoy punk and hardcore etc, but punks usually are pretty rude to me and brand me a poser often I never professed to be punk by any stretch of the imagination. I just like the music, older punks always try to size ppl up it’s shitty.
If you like this movie well then cool, if you dont that's cool too. You'll have people talk shit about what you like. But screw them. Your life and enjoyment in life is your sole experience for yourself in this universe while you have a breath in your body. Don't let anyone ever make you feel uncomfortable about what you like. They are just fucking critics. Do what you want, watch what you want.
The greatest thing about this scene is that the scriptwriter BRILLIANTLY took the audience through the cycle of Poserdom that Steve-O and H-Bob went through, and most of us (who saw this very young) went through it with them. A lot of us at that time were aware of punk, and probably knew some punk kids. And if the kid was already punk when we met them, they were "hardcore", "bad ass" or just plain scary and you were afraid of them in the same way you were afraid of walking by the house with the big scary pit bull who would rattle the fence trying to get to you. But if you knew them BEFORE they became punks, you knew they were trendy ass posers. The audience meets these guys in their "Scary" phase. We hear this rant and think he's a total hardcore bad ass and hate the posers around him. And at no time do we even consider that he could just be another trendy fuck until the end when he tells us. And most of us looked at each other like "Whooooaa!!". The main players in this cast are all just more trendy fucks who go on to become the parents. This is why nobody knows a 60 year old Punk. Great scene, great film.
I may not really be a punk, but I am studying film, and this is a great fucking movie. This isn't just a great movie for punks (though I would imagine punks identify more with the characters), but a great movie for anyone who is different.
Lol this is totally me and my best friend. There's this girl at my school that wears Union Jack shoes, and we always go 'ANARCHY IN THE UK, MAN!!' I seriously laugh my ass off at this clip every single time though. AMEN BRO.
Believe it or not this sad argument is still around today. Yeah. Someone who works at hot topic told me she only liked real punk. Just take a minute and really savor that irony.
On IMDB, the trivia said that the director had to do a voiceover of the kid who said, “Anarchy in the UK” on account he wasn’t saying it right, but a real loser wouldn’t say it right.
my older brother let me watch this when i was like 9 while my parents were out. looking back on it now, i didn't know what the fuck they were talking about back then haha. can't wait to watch this again
there are anarchists who aren't punks, and there are punks who aren't anarchists. it's best stated as a fashion and an ideal. both of which seem to die when people grow up. good message from the movie. :p
It’s funny bc I love hardcore but most of the community has some sort of allegiance to the idea of being hardcore. Just go out there and be true to yourself, appreciate the scene but be more than just a trend.
the thing about punk scene is this in the end... everybody is a poser or a looser, looser in the sense they are hidding from something and they end in jail or on heroin thats why punk ended it got old. the music is good, and fitted really good early 80s, most depressive era on mankinds history
Funny how he expressed that they did it with more"love" even tho later on we find out that he earlier expressed to his mother (who told him to do all things with love) that love failed.
I tan through that mall yelling as loud as I could while keeping a kite in the air behind me! I used my bowling ball in there too, many times! HAAAAAHAHAHA!
A TRUE punk is comfortable dressing how they want whether it looks punk or not, ive seen dudes at hardcore shows with fucking sweaters on and blue jeans, and i love that this movie touches on that a little bit, any fuck head with a leather jacket and mohawk can claim to be punk but are they really living like a lunk prolly not, and tbh who would want to its a rough lifestyle unless youre truly dedicated to that kind of thing which more power to you if you are, i respect it if anything
I ran into some river-rat poser today. He was wearing a Casualties Stay Out Of Order shirt, and when I asked him what his favorite song was, he said "all of them."
And these are the so called punks I can't stand. They think the bands they listen to or style is more punk than yours, and they make sure they let you know. Fuck all that shit. Be yourself and fuck anyone who tries and criticize you.
this is also relevant today as all the poser normies wear thrasher and vans and haven't skated or listened to any music of the type in their whole lives
@hel1243 johnny rotten was in the U.S. he saw the ramones, he was inspired soo much he made his own band in the UK called the sex pistols, the godfather of punk rock is iggy pop who inspired the ramones, and Iggy pop was inspired by blues and drugs, so was elvis
"Punk ain't no religious cult
Punk means thinking for yourself
You ain't hardcore 'cause you spike your hair
When a jock still lives inside your head"
It's funny that I never met a punk who actually knows how to think as an individual and all they do is conform to the trend
FUCKING EXACTLY
Its a state of mind. You've probably met plenty, they just didn't have a mohawk.
MR.X They're DK lyrics about that very thing, dude.
Shut the fuck up no one gives a shit
This is without a doubt Matthew Lillard's best role ever. Love this movie.
+ElektrobanK Second best? Hackers.
+Nicholas Julian Hackers was a great flick, but Lillard was not a lead character. He hardly had any lines, so I have to disagree with you. I'd say 13 Ghosts, Scream, The Curve or Dish Dogs is his second best, although none of those are as good as Hackers.
+George g Maybe his best-paying role
+ElektrobanK lololol
ElektrobanK
Fuck that
Scream!
This was shaggy's "punk rock" rebellious faze before he had one too many eye-opening acid trip and mellowed out.
Now he's on a permanent trip, just catching ghosts and talking to dogs
😂😂
I love this comment 😂
Punk has no uniform it's about being yourself only posers say there's a uniform
Unfortunately there is nowadays... just look for the guys with the T's and jeans throwing the fuck down in the pit. Take notes kids.
yep
Maxwell Lake in other words, to be your own individual is to be punk.
yea
Vinny Raptor Really? You can call that being a person. That's not a "punk" thing. Thats how to be a fuckin PERSON
This is definitely some of the best dialogue ever seen in cinema. I'm a British punk, and I have to be honest: America and Canada absolutely owned the scene.
Didnt at the time
@Eric Diaz irony is American punk bands were far bigger in Britain
@Triple6 Clique bad brains black flag misfits Samhain
@triple6clique431 America invented punk. The Ramones came out first.
@Triple6 Clique 1st wave was god awful . Chaos uk , n gbh is where its at . Shit like that
Mathew is underrated. He’s so damn talented. Growing up I only knew him from his “lesser” roles. Yet he always delivers. I’ve seen more of his work over the years, and all I can say is he is truly talented.
Same. He was a world away in the current late 20 century world.
Punks love this movie but don't realize the message of the movie is ALL punks are posers at their core.
Yes just like emos but that's none of my business
shut up stupid
+deadkennedys555
Actually, if you look it up, "poser" is a completely valid spelling of the word, as is "poseur."
And fuckin LOL at you saying, "We rescued the world from nuclear Armageddon," listen to you, you fuckin old fogey haha, you sound like Steven's father in the film blabbering about how his generation stopped Vietnam MAAAAN. What a load of shit. The world is more fucked up now than it's ever been, and we're in a state of pretty much constant war, with WW3 seemingly right around the corner, so please stop patting yourself on the back Mr. Grandpa of Punk.
+deadkennedys555
Jesus christ you're a poser...
Svperstarr but poseurs know that their poseurs, and if you look into the movie you would know that that isn't actully the message, like the director even said himself that he made the second SLC Punk movie to prove to people that he was still into the punk movement. You can't just like "be a poseur at heart" or whatever your saying, you shouldn't like classify a whole bunch of people y'know? It's kinda a sucky thing to do.
My friends used to love watching this movie when we were around 15-16. One of them would always say "you don't live your life by lyrics!!!"
One of the times he said that my other friend says "you don't live your life by quotes from movies" XD
Yeah , excellent rebuttal
Ok, I feel REALLY BAD thinking this guy only took stupid roles. I've never been more wrong in my entire life.
Great in scream too
+AFTimeLord He's done a pretty wide variety of stuff now that you mention it...
Without a paddle
Great actor not many can do it an pull it off for sure.
Bro he was badass in Scooby Doo
Matt Is a very underrated actor
SLC Punk will always serve as a time capsule of the dying years of punk. The 90's saw punk bands going out with a whimper and stuff like Green Day and The Offspring taking their place, with pop slowly infecting the genre and anyone left selling out or jumping ship. The 2000's weren't much better, but it's good to see punk starting to make a comeback in the 2010's
Punk never went out, it went deeper underground and became more extreme. Crust punk, grindcore, powerviolence, etc.
@@curb_fiend I love that shit man don't get me wrong, but none of it is having any kind of cultural impact
Imo the new scene nowadays are the karate kids even though that's been around long enough
Green day's old albums are hard tho
Over the years, I've come to terms with the fact that this movie was right. while it shouldn't just...phase out punk in general, and most people misinterperet the message as saying that all punk is bullshit, it's really about the fashion aspect. If a band like the Casualties wore business suits, they would lose half their fanbase. so I would like to start a real punk rock band, and wear business suits, just to be ironic and show that you don't have to have charged hair to kick ass.
I remember someone said rock and by extension its subgenres, is 85% an image thing (which tracks when you realize the down to earth fashion coincided with rock leaving the mainstream), and the message gets skipped by most listeners. If you do do it, post show details, would love to see that
(What if each member of the band dressed up as some clique the punks hate, rather than all business suits, just to really piss them off. You'd have the businessman, some jock dude, preppy douchebag, etc.?)
Did you do that?
When he says "MORE LOVE BABY, UH!" it reminds me of Stu from Scream
RamboMax12 no bullshit 😂😂😂😂
This movie brings back all the emotions, drug riddled, the amazement of the fresh out of High School mentality I was coming into at the time. I am going to go back and watch this film when I am 50 and just be awash with nostalgia, forever and ever.
I used to love this too when I was young... I'm now 34 wtf whyyyy lol
"Well the sun never sets on my ASSHOLE."
Lmao.
Guy was a poser the whole time. Poetic Justice
Everyone ended up being a poser. It was not a life style you could fully live on. That was part of the idea there I feel. "When the world didn't end we had to do something"
+ShooManFu to add to that, no identity you create that fits in to a "group" as a teenager can be lived on 24/7 as an adult, without looking ridiculous and causing problems along the way. Homelessness is one result of not conforming to society's standards.
It's a lifestyle you can live with trust me. Been at it for DECADES
Kevin .H heres the thing he wasn't a poser his life went a different path so basically he is still a punk regardless
@@espositolne society can go fuck it's self
Matthew Lilliards best movie
His only movie lol
scream.
@@MonsterKiller1612thank you
Ahem *scream 1996*
I'm not a punk by any stretch of the imagination, but god dammit I respect punk music and I LOVE this movie.
usally punks who call people posers end up being the biggest posers of them all
terry mcginnis I mean he kinda realizes that.
Only posers get mad when you call them posers
@@Subvertmtneveryones a poser, even you
To not be a poseur, all you gotta do is be yourself. Because, really, in the long run, that's what being punk is: conforming to no man or system and embracing only that which interests you.
"Anarchy in the U.K" the voice of that guy XD Hahahaha
I LOVED THIS MOVIE
is that guy shaggy in scooby doo?
+Emily Cleland Yes. Haha
Emily Cleland hahaha yes!!!
Emily Cleland yup pretty cool, huh?
No shaggy is Steve o in slc punk haha
Yes that’s him
at the end of the day, we're all elitist posers.
Punk started in the US. Period. We had the Velvet Underground and the Stooges in ‘67
Punk rock had been around since the late 1960's.
that is protopunk those bands don't really consider there self Punk Rock
Gareth Fuentes no 70s
Los Saicos
Bit of an old comment, but I'll just put something to rest here. Funny enough, Green Day actually invented punk in 2003. Glad that's out of the way.
@@ryanlaurence569😂 ion know about that one chief
1:05 "Fuckin' knees to the sky" xD That line killed me.
watched the movie and i quite liked it but i must say they ve misunderstood some thing, most importantly that the punks were originally WORKING class people, it was no rich teenager rebellion thing, caus:e the real punks were angry because THEY were fucked(example of sid vicious: a high school dropout, no chance of getting work, his mom a heroin addict, they were selling and taking drugs together,etc) so it was a NO FUTURE FOR ME thing, not a NO FUTURE FOR SOCIETY INCLUDING MY RICH PARENTS thing
Its simpler and more complicated than that. A lot of these kids ( both sides of the pond) saw their parents work their lives away and get abandoned by the institutions they were loyal to. Massive industrial layoffs in the UK and sonehow it was always blamed on the working class! Similar conditions in the Us and in the Ghettos walking down the atreet you could get terrorized by police and in General Jim Crow attitudes and segregation, led to the rise of hip hop. The rise of cultural anomolies often lies in the treatment and abuse of the working class, because the lessons are learned by their children. This is not a singular incident you see the same thing in impoverished countries and secular societies!
Punk doesnt have a uniform or needs a background. Punk is being yourself, and having attitude.
@@rickdavis32hip hop is wack plus the only threat to black ppl is black ppl😂 (im black)
this movie... is the representation of posers, music, anarchy and what its all about.... i love it
“Exhibit A! Well it’s my only exhibit but you know what? I think it’s pretty fucking good”
I love that line so much
honestly one of the best things ever, i don't think there's ever been a more relatable thing that matthew has ever done
This movie, as stupid as it may look, it changed my life. I thought i was hardcore while i was nothing else than a 'trendy ass poser'. Ideologies, fashion, music genres..it's all a big damn lie. I miss those days though. And i love livin in the city! - something, deep inside, never died and i guess it never will-
Mermaid Von Starfish Im definitely still hardcore ha
Be yourself. Stop trying to be cool or different. Dont live for other peoples reaction. Aint rocket science
Exactly inutero10! That’s the thing about punk and other so called countercultures that gets me. It seems it’s all about doing the most to get a reaction which implies, at least to me, that they care what others think. Otherwise why seek to get a reaction? Shoot, I’m more “punk” than half of these proclaimed punks because I wear what I want, read and watch what I want, and so on, because I actually enjoy those things. I’m not doing them to get a reaction and throw a label on myself.
My ex gf called me a poser, and told me to color my hair and to have a Mohawk. She said I was a poser because I like the music but that I don’t look like I like the music... Lmao
wow
Wow, that’s really dumb. I get the same thing when I tell them I listen to goth music 😐
Unless you can slam people into walls by just grabbing them or beat up a band's bouncer, you're a poser
Tanner Edge well I see why you have edge in your name. Buddy it’s about the music and what it means. Don’t get me wrong, I love pushing one guy into another, but if that’s all I’m in it for then I’m no different from some meat head
@@ilikefood4482 literally the character is in the fucking movie and you didn't get the reference. God you're dry upstairs.
Saw this movie many years ago before I was married and had kids. Just awesome. Matt Lillard is one of my favorites.
we hope you still love it now just as you much you did when you posted this comment 10 years ago
ps: hope the wife and kids are good 🤘
Green Day has always done ONLY what interests them. And the fact that the music they make appeals to mainstream ears doesn't change the fact they write nice catchy songs with poignant lyrics about social archetypes, mortality, self-identity, media overload and its impact on our society and culture, what it means to have artistic integrity, etc.
I think that's all pretty damn punk.
I honestly like Green Day. I think they're a great band, and I'd be selling out my beliefs if I said otherwise.
Green Day may have made good music in the past, but they are conformists who always publicly say the safest political views possible. They criticize President Trump because it was trendy but have no smoke for biden. They'll publicly condemn racism while ignoring the racial violence promoted by blm. Green Day are typical punk rockers- playing the role of rebels while always playing it safe to avoid getting canceled.
Grew up in SLC dropping acid, was funny seeing this movie, some punk with spiked blue hair sold my dumb ass a vile of morning glory juice in a sweet breath bottle for 130 bucks lol. Money well spent! I took the whole thing and it was some good LSA for one man! Stay punk SLC!
I consider myself alternative, and I enjoy punk and hardcore etc, but punks usually are pretty rude to me and brand me a poser often I never professed to be punk by any stretch of the imagination. I just like the music, older punks always try to size ppl up it’s shitty.
My true love. I love this actor with all my heart
"You gotta look at me, and say hey" Scoob, would you mind sharing some of that scooby snack?
If you like this movie well then cool, if you dont that's cool too. You'll have people talk shit about what you like. But screw them. Your life and enjoyment in life is your sole experience for yourself in this universe while you have a breath in your body. Don't let anyone ever make you feel uncomfortable about what you like. They are just fucking critics. Do what you want, watch what you want.
The comment in this section make me sad, really sad....poor commentors have no self respect...
they post their shit, log off and then there they went, fuckin knees to the sky...
One of Matthew’s greatest roles. Fucking 13 Ghosts, and this. Masterpiece. Fucking anarchy. I love it
The greatest thing about this scene is that the scriptwriter BRILLIANTLY took the audience through the cycle of Poserdom that Steve-O and H-Bob went through, and most of us (who saw this very young) went through it with them.
A lot of us at that time were aware of punk, and probably knew some punk kids. And if the kid was already punk when we met them, they were "hardcore", "bad ass" or just plain scary and you were afraid of them in the same way you were afraid of walking by the house with the big scary pit bull who would rattle the fence trying to get to you. But if you knew them BEFORE they became punks, you knew they were trendy ass posers.
The audience meets these guys in their "Scary" phase. We hear this rant and think he's a total hardcore bad ass and hate the posers around him. And at no time do we even consider that he could just be another trendy fuck until the end when he tells us. And most of us looked at each other like "Whooooaa!!".
The main players in this cast are all just more trendy fucks who go on to become the parents. This is why nobody knows a 60 year old Punk.
Great scene, great film.
I may not really be a punk, but I am studying film, and this is a great fucking movie. This isn't just a great movie for punks (though I would imagine punks identify more with the characters), but a great movie for anyone who is different.
Me talking to my wall of posters at 2am:
The Crossroads Plaza.....in Salt Lake City...Will never forget that place...
Punk is about not caring what other people think of you. Just like how zimshowfan and I don't give a crap what you think.
Green Day isn't punk
Joshua Smith so ur rlly gonna gatekeep punk huh
@@soakedviolet2621 i mean green day is not punk lol but yeah why would they say that it was pointless
Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii loveeeeeee living in the City!
Lol this is totally me and my best friend.
There's this girl at my school that wears Union Jack shoes, and we always go 'ANARCHY IN THE UK, MAN!!'
I seriously laugh my ass off at this clip every single time though. AMEN BRO.
de las mejores actuaciones de Matthew Lillard, sinceramente uwu
Watched this movie high af on shrooms. No regrets 💀
Believe it or not this sad argument is still around today. Yeah. Someone who works at hot topic told me she only liked real punk. Just take a minute and really savor that irony.
"Heyyyyy mistress. Do you FANCY A SHAG?!"
I’ve only seen like 4 movies with Matthew Lillard but he’s so good at acting. Wish he made more movies
critics shit on his movies too much.
He has been around for some time. He is out there, no doubt.
"IM NOT A FUCKING HICK"
BUT THEY DID FOR FASHIONNNNNNNNNNNNNN
HAHAHAAHAHAHA LOVE YOU
The line “Anarchy in the UK” is voiced by the director. He felt the actor on the escalator didn’t say it correctly.
Best role since 13 ghosts. But it was sure nice to see some of that raw emotion on the fnaf silver screen
On IMDB, the trivia said that the director had to do a voiceover of the kid who said, “Anarchy in the UK” on account he wasn’t saying it right, but a real loser wouldn’t say it right.
love this movie :] it NEVER gets old
This comments older than my gramma
my older brother let me watch this when i was like 9 while my parents were out.
looking back on it now, i didn't know what the fuck they were talking about back then haha. can't wait to watch this again
there are anarchists who aren't punks, and there are punks who aren't anarchists.
it's best stated as a fashion and an ideal. both of which seem to die when people grow up.
good message from the movie. :p
The ole ZCMI Mall in SLC. To bad its not around anymore..
J2 digital i used to cause CHAOS in there!🤣
It’s funny bc I love hardcore but most of the community has some sort of allegiance to the idea of being hardcore. Just go out there and be true to yourself, appreciate the scene but be more than just a trend.
Now Posers are called RUclipsrs.
This movie smarter then i expected. :)
one of my favorite monologues ever
the thing about punk scene is this in the end... everybody is a poser or a looser, looser in the sense they are hidding from something and they end in jail or on heroin thats why punk ended it got old. the music is good, and fitted really good early 80s, most depressive era on mankinds history
Actually today is most depressive era in mankind’s history
@@Lifeoftheparty8290fr
I get this comment is old but 2018-2023 is the most depressive. 80s were awesome
Is it not hip to love The Clash? Because I fucking love them idgaf if they are edgy or not
Funny how he expressed that they did it with more"love" even tho later on we find out that he earlier expressed to his mother (who told him to do all things with love) that love failed.
"Yes Sir" Ain't That The Truth.
@SytrusISurtys those are totally different points. The fact that he said the US did punk "bigger and faster" has nothing to do with who started punk.
I couldn't care less about the punk scene but this is one of my absolute favorite movies.
Poser
FEAR "I love living in the city"
I tan through that mall yelling as loud as I could while keeping a kite in the air behind me! I used my bowling ball in there too, many times! HAAAAAHAHAHA!
Oh shit I randomly stumbled on this, completely forgot about loving this when I was a teen, now I'm fucking old great! Lol
i live by this
I’ve seen this clip so many times and it’s only just now dawned on me that he listed Canada as an American state 💀
A TRUE punk is comfortable dressing how they want whether it looks punk or not, ive seen dudes at hardcore shows with fucking sweaters on and blue jeans, and i love that this movie touches on that a little bit, any fuck head with a leather jacket and mohawk can claim to be punk but are they really living like a lunk prolly not, and tbh who would want to its a rough lifestyle unless youre truly dedicated to that kind of thing which more power to you if you are, i respect it if anything
Coming back here after finding out that MGK is in SLC Punk 2 [he's the biggest poser in all of metal]
Found this movie for a buck on dvd. Rare imo its not been remastered yet on blu ray might never get one either.
think it's being remastered in 4K last I heard
Now people think My Chemical Romance and Green Day are punk rock.
Stop gatekeeping ya wanka!
this has to be one of my favorite dialogues in a movie ever
Punk now is pointing out that Steve just used a bunch of problematic language and needs to check his privilege.
And getting mad at someone for the color of shoelaces they wear
"I love livin' in the city" by Fear
Thanks bro! Finally. Somebody said it! Thats what's up! Punk has walked the walk. Punk today is all Just talk!
I remember I had this on DVD.
I wasn't ready for this
Great movie!
A True punk dresses the way he/she wants, does what ever the hell he or she wants and listens to punk-fucking-rock
I ran into some river-rat poser today. He was wearing a Casualties Stay Out Of Order shirt, and when I asked him what his favorite song was, he said "all of them."
And these are the so called punks I can't stand. They think the bands they listen to or style is more punk than yours, and they make sure they let you know. Fuck all that shit. Be yourself and fuck anyone who tries and criticize you.
Mike is the purest punk
Shaggy has really let himself go, he should form a Punk band with Scoob
First heard the song in the warriors game 👏🏻👏🏻
this is also relevant today as all the poser normies wear thrasher and vans and haven't skated or listened to any music of the type in their whole lives
Stevo my fav punk❤️❤️❤️
"I'm not a fucking hick!"
Love him.
doing this monologue on Thursday ! Wish me good luck ! >:D
how’d it go ?
@hel1243 johnny rotten was in the U.S. he saw the ramones, he was inspired soo much he made his own band in the UK called the sex pistols, the godfather of punk rock is iggy pop who inspired the ramones, and Iggy pop was inspired by blues and drugs, so was elvis