They missed the best part: "I'll stare the bastard in the face as he screams to God.And I'll laugh harder when he whimpers like a baby.And when his eyes go dead the Hell I send him to will seem like Heaven after what I've done to him."
Out of all the villains, Cardinal Roark is probably the only one who's definitively insane. It's not like his gleefully corrupt brother, his psychopathic brat of a nephew or so many of the corrupt cops in Sin City. He comes off calm, collected and normal talking about murder and cannibalism. As if he doesn't know what he's doing is wrong, and really thinks it a holy act. He even shows compassion towards Kevin, like a surrogate son. I can't begin to imagine what he experienced in Korea or whatever war he fought in to make him like this
@Terror It meant those people were evil or something unnatural is with them Miller described it as they have demons inside he called Miho to be a good demon while Kevin was evil one
It ever occur to anyone that Rourke crushing Rutger's skull is a weird tribute to Rutger crushing the doctor's skull in Blade Runner? I just thought of that.
Rutger got screwed by Hollywood. He is an unbelievably great actor and he has such a voice and a look-in personality for roles. It is such a shame he hasn't been in more If no one has watched his role in lexx in the episode "pattern"you're missing out. Is amazing in that episode If you haven't seen the movie "split second". Do so
I'll tell you one thing. What goes around comes around. The guy who plays Cardinal Rourke played Roy Batty in Blade Runner. In Blade Runner, Roy Batty crushed a guys head with his bare hands. In Sin City, Cardinal Rourke gets his head crushed by Marv. Do the math.
In all my years of watching this scene, I never noticed Roark's eyes as he's describing Kevin eating people, start to get colored in and glow. I don't know if it's a callback to the same scene in the graphic novel, but it's interesting.
The graphic novel is purely black&white (black ink, white space, no gray). In the movie they made brilliant use of Rutger Hauer's unique eye colour and his expressive eyes. Great casting choice for this role, still sad he's no longer with us.
This scene was so much more brutal in the comic book. It wasn't visually brutal, but in the comic book Marv mentally narrates how as he brutally tortured Roark, he laughed so hard he cried, as Roark screamed in agony.
Roark should have known better so he ultimately reaped what he allowed by letting Kevin commit almost unspeakable crimes. Marv's retaliation made Hartigan's vengeful acts against Junior Roark seem more restrained though not by much. Neither Marv nor Hartigan had much time with their enemies.
Actors come and actors go, and when they go everyone comments about how underappreciated they were and how amazing they were. Well... This is one of the cases where it is absolutely true!
I do believe that scene of Elijah Wood's 'head' on the table, is the best acting he has ever done. He should've won the Oscar that year....or...erm....his head anyhow O.o
Даже в таких эпизодических ролях Рутгер Хауэр выкладывался по-полной, уникальный актёр, светлая память... 😥
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That's why i like Marv. Even if his history is connect to a mystery, he really don't care about any man motivation. It just crap for him. He disconsidered everything the old man saids and laugh about like a really bad ass.
No, actually he cared what the old man said, he wanted to know why Goldie died. He even answered: "I know it's pretty damn weird to eat people." He didn't began his torture right at the moment he came in, he listened to the old man patiently. Of course, the bishop fully deserved what he got, don't get me wrong.
Laughing at other's people motivations doesn't make you a bad ass, makes you stupid and shallow. And the character of Marv is just as evil as any other in the movie.
Oh, Father Time. Father Death. Rutger Hauer, in the bloom of his health, and strength, convincingly portraying a brutal murder in Bladerunner, long ago. Only to be the convincing elderly, deserving victim of another strong man, years later. The years take everything away but the memories, like tears, in rain.
1982: A ruthless avenger (Rutger Hauer) rides an elevator to the top of a pyramid, in order to smash in head of a morally corrupt scientist and businessman. Blade Runner (5/10) Movie CLIP - The Prodigal Son (1982) HD 2005: A ruthless avenger climbs a spiral stairway to the top of a tower, in order to smash in head of a morally corrupt cardinal (Rutger Hauer).
"... Kevin, we're going home". Estas líneas de Hauer son tan inolvidables como las que él pronuncia durante su agonía en Blade Runner. Me pregunto a qué clase de paraíso irá con Kevin.
I _fucking_ *love* this movie from the top to the bottom of my heart, and I love this scene, because of Marv's final call. "Eliminate me. ... will that give you satisfaction, my son?" cue ETC. All that is _so beautiful_.
As great as Rutger Hauer was, I felt like he was miscast as Cardinal Roark. He’d too hardened, too intense, especially with his voice. In the comic, Roark is depicted as tiny and frail, but his eyes carry a strength behind them, as well as madness. I always imagined his voice had a higher pitch to it. I feel like Toby Jones would have been a better choice.
It's almost funny. You can tell the old guy was speaking seriously, putting thoughts into his words, maybe hoping that he'd sway Marv to at least wait until he could get back up....And all the while it's obvious that Marv if he even is paying attention couldn't care less about any of what he says.
Jacob G nah i think its not about that in this scene. Its merely him ist explaining his origin story before he dies. He doesnt beg for mercy, he accepts his fate.
He ignore most of it...except the part where Roark said he joined in. Marv already hated the man. Now he felt like killing the old man was a public service.
This is the perfect example of how powerful psychopaths think. The only way they can live with themselves is by lying to themselves enough to morally justify their evil deeds. Even when faced with certain death this cannibalizing murderer shows no remorse and legitimately believes he's going to heaven.
It’s funny that the priest said that Kevin had the voice of an angel, because I always felt Elijah Wood’s voice was very angelic. I am biased, he is my favorite actor after all, but I can’t be the only one who thinks it.
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-"What the hell do you know?"
-"I know it's pretty damn weird to eat people."
Awesome comeback.
That's Marv fer ya.
I was just thinking the same thing. XD
Back to be a great day
Really? "well it's weird", that's a comeback for you?
My God.
@@RadioactiveSand you must be fun at parties
"The killing, no. No satisfaction. Everything up until the killing... will be a gas."
Leonidas Riverson It's sick to eating people! (Marv)
Not gas... gasp.
"Kevin we going home"
@@michaelsong5555 not gasp. GAS. He had it right
@Primordial Remnant Yeah, apparently.
R.I.P. Rutger Hauer 1944-2019
One of my former colleagues have the pleasure to meant Mr Hauer too a interview for his magazine .. pretty cool 😎
He's not dead.... Surely not. What?? 🤔 FO. Cant be true. Hes a bloody legend ffs
I donno this guy but I always felt like he killed it in this scene
that's some great acting
He improvised the tears in the rain monologue ❤
Roy batty ✊🏻
They missed the best part:
"I'll stare the bastard in the face as he screams to God.And I'll laugh harder when he whimpers like a baby.And when his eyes go dead the Hell I send him to will seem like Heaven after what I've done to him."
I Love you goldie
That’s the line that stayed with me.
Rutger Hauer always had a way with words. A fine actor who didn't always appear in fine films. Bladerunner and The Hitcher were two of his best. RIP
You forgot Blind Fury and Batman
Nemesis...
Please watch Lady Hawk (1985). Trust me.
I forgot about Flesh and Blood (1985). Definitely for the Rutger Hauer fan!!!
Hobo with a shotgun!
" _Eliminate me. Will that give you satisfaction, my son?_ "
I can't imagine anyone else deliver that line but the late Mr. Hauer.
Christopher Lee?
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Two actors that perfectly filled out their characters. Hot damn that scene is great.
He actually did eat their souls. Kevin was an actual demon so the director says.
Steven Hunt Frank Miller said Kevin is an evil spirit while Miho is a good spirit
Something about how he views mute people as super human or something,
@@emperorleachy6435 Miho is so cute:)
SIHA: YOU KNOW, YOU SHOULD STOP CREEPING AROUND COMMENT SECTIONS LOOKING FOR HIM AT MIDNIGHT. YOU DON'T NEED A GIRL THAT BAD.
Are you telling us Marv is also a demon slayer?
Out of all the villains, Cardinal Roark is probably the only one who's definitively insane. It's not like his gleefully corrupt brother, his psychopathic brat of a nephew or so many of the corrupt cops in Sin City. He comes off calm, collected and normal talking about murder and cannibalism. As if he doesn't know what he's doing is wrong, and really thinks it a holy act. He even shows compassion towards Kevin, like a surrogate son. I can't begin to imagine what he experienced in Korea or whatever war he fought in to make him like this
John Porteous always felt like marv was in the war
@@nicholash1691 naw marv is too op.
I'm guessing his and Kevin's relationship went beyond father/son dynamics...
@Terror It meant those people were evil or something unnatural is with them Miller described it as they have demons inside he called Miho to be a good demon while Kevin was evil one
Good thing Johnny wasn't like either of them.
The creepy organ music when Roark tells Marv about how he first met Kevin is just great.
The music starting at 1:30 reminds me of the Mickey Rourke movie Angel Heart
Oh my god I forgot how much I loved this movie. And the coats. Such damned fine coats...
Itss the jackkkett!!!
@@jakep1979 the jacket... The jackett!! Yeaaah, the jacket...
I still have a leather coat like those I bought it in the 60’s. Very kool
@@jakep1979 now you've done it....Richie Aprile is on his way
@@iamyournytemare4253 Toughest guy out of North Caldwell!!
"When his eyes go dead the Hell I send him to, will seem like Heaven after what I've done to him." My favourite Marv line.
These best is when Marv says "You can scream now if you want to." His walk and the music is badass it can give you goosebumps.
I love the look Marv gives Roark when he tells him that he joined in on the “ feedings “. Like this sick SOB’s really going to get it now😂
And also the look on Roark's face when he finds out he's gonna get a lot more than simply eliminated.
You can scream now if you want to.. you can say what you will about Marv but he got manners.. okay screw up manners but still manners .. 😊
It's a depraved city and the Roarks are the worst of them all. Even Marv is taken aback.
He's thinking the following. "Had I known about this sooner, he'd be dead before he even touched Goldie."
R.I.P. Rutger Hauer.
Rourke kills Roark. xD
:v
Kee-rist! You just whooped up the makings of a PhD thesis!
:-/
Rutger Hauer was such an underrated actor. Rip.
He was not "underrated" at all, do you even know what that word means? Rutger Hauer was a huge movie star.
The comic is a MASTERPIECE
The movie is a MASTERPIECE
Do you need more?
neeeed more
yeah i need cheaper prices for them comics, Miller's work is sucking my wallet dry
This master is a COMICPIECE
@@growingstruggle5493😂😂
No, we did not need more.
"I know it's pretty damn weird to eat people."
The killing no, no satisfaction. Everything up to the killing--will be a gas. RIP Marv
what does he mean by that? Can you please explain it to me?
Eulen Gesicht He means that torturing the old guy will give him satisfaction, not the simple fact, that he dies.
Hangman108 thank you :)
Marv doesn't die?
omfgnoobswtf He seems pretty dead to me, after the electric chair scene.
It ever occur to anyone that Rourke crushing Rutger's skull is a weird tribute to Rutger crushing the doctor's skull in Blade Runner? I just thought of that.
Carotid artery
Miller's been around since the 80s cyberpunk scene, so it's a possibility.
Rutger got screwed by Hollywood.
He is an unbelievably great actor and he has such a voice and a look-in personality for roles.
It is such a shame he hasn't been in more
If no one has watched his role in lexx in the episode "pattern"you're missing out. Is amazing in that episode
If you haven't seen the movie "split second". Do so
Lexx is top tier sci fi, such interesting writing and acting
I always thought he looks very similar to Colonel Kurtz.
As over-the-top wacky as it is, I also recommend "Hobo With A Shotgun". Especially his monologue to the babies.
Rutger Hauer invented menace itself.
Uh no offence but you do know he’s unfortunately dead right!?
You're now in home Rutger. RIP.
Mickey could easily have done an entire movie franchise on that character. Amazing role!
I would definitely go see a Marv movie.
@toddboughn5168 It would be cool if he did one with Superman too. You can combine their names for the title. Marv-El.
Split Second, Lady Hawk, Sin City and Blade Runner just to name a few. Thank you for great roles and movies. R.I.P. 🙏🏾
This is why the graphic novels and this movie are so brilliant.
RIP Rutger. You will be forever missed.
I'll tell you one thing. What goes around comes around.
The guy who plays Cardinal Rourke played Roy Batty in Blade Runner.
In Blade Runner, Roy Batty crushed a guys head with his bare hands.
In Sin City, Cardinal Rourke gets his head crushed by Marv.
Do the math.
I'm well aware dear sir. It's just ironic that the actor who did the head crushing got head crushed. Do the math.
I understand entirely. I'm just saying that it is IRONIC, nothing more. Do the math.
4 years now and no one did the math in the comments, im sad.
@@infiniteinmystery35 there's literally no math to be done. The phrase was way out of place here.
@@Joseph-cp6du let me have my fun, they just kept saying do the math just for the hell of it and i found it hillarious lmao
In all my years of watching this scene, I never noticed Roark's eyes as he's describing Kevin eating people, start to get colored in and glow. I don't know if it's a callback to the same scene in the graphic novel, but it's interesting.
The graphic novel is purely black&white (black ink, white space, no gray). In the movie they made brilliant use of Rutger Hauer's unique eye colour and his expressive eyes. Great casting choice for this role, still sad he's no longer with us.
@Pack a Punch Rutger Hauer, he died in July 2019, after a short illness.
@Pack a Punch Yes, he was one of the greats. 🌟 Just watched Blade Runner again the other day.
A face to face between two of my favorite actors. I love it.
I love the dark theme contrast! The holy man is the villain and the thug is the hero. It doesn't get any better than that. = D
Hauer forever! An immortal actor, he'll live forever in his great screen work! We miss you.
This scene was so much more brutal in the comic book. It wasn't visually brutal, but in the comic book Marv mentally narrates how as he brutally tortured Roark, he laughed so hard he cried, as Roark screamed in agony.
Roark should have known better so he ultimately reaped what he allowed by letting Kevin commit almost unspeakable crimes. Marv's retaliation made Hartigan's vengeful acts against Junior Roark seem more restrained though not by much. Neither Marv nor Hartigan had much time with their enemies.
did Roark die during that before the cops game? Or did he survive?
Rutger Hauer was the GOAT of giving monologues to the middle distance.
Actors come and actors go, and when they go everyone comments about how underappreciated they were and how amazing they were. Well...
This is one of the cases where it is absolutely true!
I do believe that scene of Elijah Wood's 'head' on the table, is the best acting he has ever done. He should've won the Oscar that year....or...erm....his head anyhow O.o
Damn, always made me laugh so hard
Yeah, his head was in the right space!
His acting was a bit stiff
Sometimes, a head just can't get ahead
Frodo never shoulda left the shire
Marv is the definition of badass , a hero who must be worse than the evil himself .
0:47 is where Mickey Rourke kills it with that look in his eyes.
Даже в таких эпизодических ролях Рутгер Хауэр выкладывался по-полной, уникальный актёр, светлая память... 😥
That's why i like Marv. Even if his history is connect to a mystery, he really don't care about any man motivation. It just crap for him. He disconsidered everything the old man saids and laugh about like a really bad ass.
No, actually he cared what the old man said, he wanted to know why Goldie died. He even answered: "I know it's pretty damn weird to eat people." He didn't began his torture right at the moment he came in, he listened to the old man patiently.
Of course, the bishop fully deserved what he got, don't get me wrong.
Laughing at other's people motivations doesn't make you a bad ass, makes you stupid and shallow. And the character of Marv is just as evil as any other in the movie.
@@RadioactiveSand Hence why they all stay in Sin City, there are no good people.
@@RadioactiveSand well duh. "Sin City"
@@RadioactiveSand🐂💩
A legend has passed Rutger Hauer you were the man 😞
Mickey Rourke, man. Thisguy canact with no words. Justy look at his eyes here, guys.
Mickey Rourke was born for this role.
The way he says, "And I JOINED IN" *chills*
Oh, Father Time. Father Death. Rutger Hauer, in the bloom of his health, and strength, convincingly portraying a brutal murder in Bladerunner, long ago. Only to be the convincing elderly, deserving victim of another strong man, years later. The years take everything away but the memories, like tears, in rain.
RIP Rutger Hauer, the legend.
1982: A ruthless avenger (Rutger Hauer) rides an elevator to the top of a pyramid, in order to smash in head of a morally corrupt scientist and businessman.
Blade Runner (5/10) Movie CLIP - The Prodigal Son (1982) HD
2005: A ruthless avenger climbs a spiral stairway to the top of a tower, in order to smash in head of a morally corrupt cardinal (Rutger Hauer).
I saw the parallel as well. Just came here from the scene where Batty murders Tyrell. Genius.
Mickey Rourke played the hell out of that role!!!
This comic series/movies touched on the taboo subject of treating prostitutes like human beings who should be loved and protected.
RIP Rutger Hauer
1:05 she truly is a Goldie 😍
Siiiiin.... sin city wasn't made for ya
"... Kevin, we're going home".
Estas líneas de Hauer son tan inolvidables como las que él pronuncia durante su agonía en Blade Runner.
Me pregunto a qué clase de paraíso irá con Kevin.
Paraiso infernal
Absolutely dark for someone claiming to be full of light.
The best way to beat Marv in a fight is really simple...
.....Run. And don't look back.
He didn't just eat their bodies, he ate their souls.... And I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate
0:52 This is the moment Marv realises that no matter what he does and how long he does it, it's still too good for Roark.
I love the Micky part best small story ever.
the visuals and cinematography on this movie, are damn brilliant. such an underrated film series, i wish they did well in the box office.
The best comic adaptation to a movie!
you know whats more frightening than this, knowing that this isn't far from the truth.
I loved the twisted Blade Runner reference...
I _fucking_ *love* this movie from the top to the bottom of my heart, and I love this scene, because of Marv's final call.
"Eliminate me.
... will that give you satisfaction, my son?"
cue ETC.
All that is _so beautiful_.
Legitimately one of the best movie performances of all time and i wont hear any gruff about it
Even in this scene Rutger was great RIP.
Just this small scene with Rutger and he delivers those lines perfectly. The pauses and sinister looks he gives Marv.
As great as Rutger Hauer was, I felt like he was miscast as Cardinal Roark. He’d too hardened, too intense, especially with his voice. In the comic, Roark is depicted as tiny and frail, but his eyes carry a strength behind them, as well as madness. I always imagined his voice had a higher pitch to it. I feel like Toby Jones would have been a better choice.
Rutger Hauer - ONE OF THE GREATS
I love me a bit of Rutger so I do, he enhances every movie I've seen him in.
Rest In Peace Rutger...Rest In Peace.
Rest in peace, Rutger Hauer. Damn you were good. And creepy, too.
Rutger Hauer was AMAZING in this. They all were.
RIP Rutger Hauer great actor
Such a gentle soul, rest in peace Rutger.
RIP Rutger Hauer 😓💜
The Final Boss in Sin City
Roy kissing Frodo's head. That's just disturbing.
This movie is very under rated.
Rutger Hauer. They wanted Walken to play Senator Roarke, but he turned it down.
RIP Rutger hauer
Rest in peace rutger hauer
He died today.
“And I joined in.”
Vengeance pierces through Marv’s eyes.
Idk y but I cracked up when he said “helpless...old...fart.”
It's almost funny. You can tell the old guy was speaking seriously, putting thoughts into his words, maybe hoping that he'd sway Marv to at least wait until he could get back up....And all the while it's obvious that Marv if he even is paying attention couldn't care less about any of what he says.
Jacob G nah i think its not about that in this scene. Its merely him ist explaining his origin story before he dies. He doesnt beg for mercy, he accepts his fate.
He ignore most of it...except the part where Roark said he joined in. Marv already hated the man. Now he felt like killing the old man was a public service.
Dwight said Marv was born in the wrong time and place. Honestly, he was wrong. Marv was exactly where he was needed.
The music that creeps up at 1:28 is like the music from Angel Heart with Mickey Rourke.
R.I.P.
This is the perfect example of how powerful psychopaths think. The only way they can live with themselves is by lying to themselves enough to morally justify their evil deeds. Even when faced with certain death this cannibalizing murderer shows no remorse and legitimately believes he's going to heaven.
It's nice of Marv to let him scream if he wanted.
Rutger Hauer was an amazing actor.
For a guy who survived so much i really doubt an electric chair could kill a demigod like that.
They did need several tries.
Roark:...heaven has lot more fire than I thought it would.
Oh yeah, that's the "tears in the rain" guy from Blade Runner. RIP Rutger.
~Ben
RIP Rutger you made this scene special.
It’s funny that the priest said that Kevin had the voice of an angel, because I always felt Elijah Wood’s voice was very angelic. I am biased, he is my favorite actor after all, but I can’t be the only one who thinks it.
Rutger Hauer is so brilliant at playing bastards.
The dialogue in this movie was next level!
Looks like Roy Batty got Roy Batty'd.
Rutger Hauer - great actor ! Great movie and this may be Mickey Rourke's best movie.
Oh! Those eyes of his became the screamer he never could be when he was tortured. Those pipes of his, were more silent than of his victims.