Loved and idolized him so much that he truly wanted to be like Paco,"el gallo negro,the baddest chicano en el barrio"so much to the point that Miklo turned into the person he turned into at the end
The whole main cast was good, but Jesse Borregos, Cruz, just shined in this movie. All of his scenes are so emotionally powerful. From his mannerisms to his words, whether yelling or stone silent, he really captures the essence of an artistic personality that had a tortured soul through his own reckless behavior with drugs. But in the end he comes full circle to realize the power of forgiveness and family and that even through their crazy lives the bond of family is what keeps them going. Borregos just knocked it out of the park in this movie. Wow!
@@matador6604 Of course everyone got fucked up because of Paco, but they forgave him because they're family. Something he didn't understand till the end
The storytelling in this movie is so incredible! When Paco says “So what are you saying? It’s my fault the way everything turned out?!” And Cruz just responds with a look. No words, just stares at him and the whole audience has the same revelation at the same time Paco does. All the events of the film from the past 3 hours just come together back in one scene and all with a stare. This is brilliant filmmaking and should be studied
Dawm i always come back to this part of the movie now that i made it to 27 years old and this is the best comment for this part of the movie 😢😢😢 i love you for that mad respects
@@SuperSlimshady1 really? He was basically already doing drugs while young and then kept it going and then lost family for like 7+ years!!! So he was basically saying he kept feeding his guilt and his loses with the drugs
I AM FROM TURKEY AND WENT TO EAST LOS BOYLE HEIGHTS JUST TO PAY MY RESPECT TO THESE 3 VATOS FOR SPREADING KARNALISMO ALL AROUND THE WORLD LIKE BILLY GRAHAM
Bro that’s crazy! I went to Germany and met some guys I hung with a couple days. They were from Turkey. I said you guys are just like us Mexicans at home in California. Good people! 👍
I don't think people understand how deep and how perfectly written this part was the whole movie is a masterpiece and one of the most underappreciated pieces of film arts ever! I understand why because it's a very small minority of people that can relate to it but when it comes to writing, art, poetry, raw acting etc. it is one of the greatest!
This always hits me hard. Growing up like Miklo, half white and half Mexican, I always felt trapped. But the one thing I finally learned after all these years, it's that Familia means everything.
This scene means a lot to me. Brotherhood is everything, this scene is inspiration cruzito talks facts. No matter how much hate between paco and miklo there's a bond between them. Damn great scene 👏🏽
@@korrupt93 Simon brother these days were all just privileged white washed brats feeding from the hand of the government we really forgot about our culture
That mural reminds me so much of my two brothers and I. We weren’t gangsters but full of love and familia. The strongest of us my older brother one year apart just passed from hypertension. A firefighter and then a nurse who loved his family and would help anyone. We use to love watching this movie. I miss you brother. Shits hard.
"Hey i know bro i fed mine through a needle for ten years , and that guero up there hating his own fucking white skin ? Shit he's got it worse then both of us"
Really?????? I'm white as you and I've never struggle in my honduran family, you're struggling culturally not physically, you're more American than hispanic, that's what it is.
This movie was released 30 years ago and still holds up. Never gets old. Great story, great lines, it doesn't feel like its 3 hours long. There is a fabled a five hour version but I doubt we will ever see any of that. You can see some snippets of it in the trailer that are not in the movie.
And it's crazy how often this happens. Just a couple of homies trying to be down for each other not knowing what the real world is about. All they know is to fight. To survive. Almost brings me to tears seeing it. They don't make films like this anymore.
After all these years this scene still hits hard. I'm the oldest sibling/cousin in the family. I was burdened with being an example. I rebelled against that responsibility. I wasn't a very good one. At first. I've carried the guilt of that failing around far too long. It was MY little brother who taught me to let it go.
Miklo only wanted to be like Paco but ended up becoming more involved with the gang life then he imagined to the point where he found himself in a position more deadly then average Street gangs
I watched this movie like 15 years ago and thought it was great, but watching it again you realise what a fantastic and complete movie it is. They really knocked it out of the park ❤
One of the greatest movies I've ever seen with the greatest ending. This last scene pretty much sums up the entire movie, so much emotion. A movie made way beyond its time. "Eh life's a risk carnal." VATOS LOCOS FORVER HOLMES!"
That’s the heart of the movie, destiny. As hard as you may try to change the course of your life, you can’t change what is destined for you. The decisions every character made in the past was bound to happen at some point in their lives which led to this scene. Remember, whatever is meant to happen, will happen.
@@misterabel_9017 I'd say it's pretty interesting, I was born and raised in NY and growing up in schools or outside my house, I was surrounded by a bunch of people from different backgrounds, mostly black and brown folk. There's a strong Latino community here, only difference from the southwest is that its predominantly Dominican and Puerto Rican in influence, at least from my experience, as a Mexican I was always a minority, (its definitely changed the past couple years, id say were more prominent than ever now.) I've always wondered what it would be like to live in Cali or Texas where Chicanos are a major influence and large in population. Wouldn't have it any other way tho!
@@misterabel_9017some of very quiet & happy go lucky folks. But the ones that grew up in loud neighborhoods are just like any other New Yorker tbh. A lot us don’t speak Spanish over but majority do. That cholo style is clowned over here. We don’t dress like that. Younger ones be saying the N word to loosely.
This movie was an absolute masterpiece! One of the greatest films that I have ever seen and one of the most underrated. The whole cast shined but this scene always brought tears to my eyes and still does to this day. One of the most powerful films ever made.
I recently got close with my brother and my mother who I hadn't looked in the eyes or talked to like you're supposed to in years. I wasted so many years being negative and avoiding them. I keep coming to this scene because it's emotionally accurate. Family is important. It's all you have and all you need when you've pushed away the wrong people who you thought were closer to you than your family.
As I get older I realize how little material things and carnal Pleasures can be compared to family, it’s all we really have in this life, cherish it, appreciate it and love it. Make god and family your priority in life.
What a film. Deep, hard hitting. Superb acting. Hollywood now has lost the art of making films like this. A long film that was worth every minute. Outstanding.
I grew up watching this movie, trying to be like these guys. 25 years later, while I no longer live this type of lifestyle, my life still relates to this in the sense that my close white friend who was always trying to be like us (trouble makers) is no longer in the picture and we were all like brothers growing up. Sad that our brotherhood was lost as adulthood kicked in. All that remains is my other OG homie and our bond will never be broken. We are fighters like these guys sparring at the end too. Life is a trip. I love this movie more than ever, nothing like it and captures the essence of my childhood like no other.
Phenomenal film! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Paco went from being Mr. Machismo to being the law. Miklo went from finding a way to fit in to being a charismatic leader. Cruz went from being an acclaimed and successful artist to being addicted to drugs. Goes to show that the choices you make not only affect you, but your family and those around you.
Holden Caulfield His baby brother died. It changed him. Then the marines disciplined him. Law enforcement and undercover vice was a natural progression for him. He wanted to fight drugdealers because drugs destroyed his brothers.
If this scene doesn’t make you dig deep into your own soul and come clean, I don’t know what will. The whole movie has a power that has never stopped gaining momentum !
@@cecilansonbecause miklo was running a muck, and he forgave Cruz bc Cruz was falling apart and he didn’t want to see him throw his life away.. miklo already was in some deep deep shit so in a way he couldn’t forgive a criminal because miklo was just fucken crazy lol
Miklo forgave him because he realized it was destiny, destined to lead La Onda. He was the one who helped La Onda survive in prison so it was all meant for him to return. Cruz made Paco realize that his actions made things turn out the way they did. Think about it, Miklo stopped Paco from murdering Spider. If he didn't stop Paco then it would have been a different turn out. It was all destiny. That is one of the messages this movie sends out.
People don't understand the price you pay for somebody else and when you pay that price they want to look down on you butt in the butt in the end it's to late family is everything even if your the black sheep there free you got time sacrifice ain't no big thing just to you
Miklo and paco had to know spider was a real one and wasn’t gonna take that lying down. He had to go. Miklo having a moment of morality set the whole thing in motion. Like mike from breaking bad said. Sometimes no half measures
It’s crazy coming back 25 years later and watching this movie. This really was a classic. For hispanic community in the 80’s-90’s, this movie spoke to the culture so much. It was mom and dad, with traditional hispanic hardworking mentality. Working and saving, working and saving ( pulga on the weekends). Mom usually spoke no English, dads had broken English, but did alright. Kids with too much freedom running the streets reppin that gang life
this is the best scene. Everything he says is so very true. Sometimes we get lost in the twilight zone and have to go back home to start over. Dont ever forget where you come from.
" We come out chased by hounds! Wearing a pinche rabbits foot for luck!" Cruzito said this to me to in person this weekend. It was a badass experience. Best film ever.
Paco initially hates Miklo for the prison killings, but Cruz inadvertently reminds Paco that he (Paco) kind of put Miklo in there after they went after Spider to avenge Cruz. So Paco in a sense forgives Miklo, me thinks.
I take it as...it was a pact from the beginning of the movie and as kids growing up in the gang lifestyle. Paco hated Miklo because he wanted everyone to get out (all three of them) after Paco had his wake up call...However Cruz makes Paco realize that it was actually a chain of events that led to Miklo becoming who he became. Yes it's Paco's "fault", but in turn it is actually the fault of gang life. You end up hating each other, especially after one sees a better route (Paco) and one continues down the same path (Miklo). This is also brotherhood. I grew up with older brothers and one who went down the drug and addiction route. I blamed him for it, however not knowing that it was our suffering and how we were raised that led him to that route. I thought I was better than him, but in fact just like Paco, I didn't see the more pain I was causing by not speaking with him. This scene is powerful. I'm a Mexican American who grew up in low-income poverty in NYC, and this (although different Mexican upbringing in states) still hits home because the mindset and cultural mentality of Mexican Americans is somewhat the same (when growing up in low-income neighborhoods).
Guilt is poison? You been brainwish to this movie. This movie is whack, bullshit, mess up, bad examples, demonizing, crap, misunderstanding and rubbish. The worst movie ever. Also Get Out, Lowriders 2017, My Family, Dolly Dearest, Get Hard, Hall Past, and Pumpkinhead are worst movies too.
Dwayne Cedillos -- Guilt IS poison. Its the cause of so many hardships that people go through. Its step one in people turning to drugs and doing other things that terribly affect their lives in the future.
Cruz brings that depth in performance you cant just find in any movie. Blood in blood out is on my rushmore. Im 34 been watching multiple times a year since i could talk.
We come out chased by hounds ! Man this scene has stuck with me since my younger days, every now and then I come for inspiration. 2022 Aqui andamos! Bailamos hasta que nos morimos!
Jesse is the most down to earth humble guy...just went through an actors workshop with him...such a great actor and awsome person. Was cool learning from him for almost 4 hours...love this movie!!!
this movie is classic, as long as it is... will never get boring... and the fact that me and my cousins grew up in the same ways as miklo,paco, and cruzito hurts everytime i see this movie... never had brothers, but me and my cuzins... growing up, we were brothers
Because Cruz was the artist he had the ability to see the deeper meaning in things. His analysis of Paco was spot on here. You never know how these characters end up after this and I know it’s fiction but hopefully Paco found a way to forgive himself and Miklo so he can look back more fondly on their upbringing. It was an amazing ride for all three. So much pain and triumph but it’s all a part of life. You gotta take it all and make peace with it. The good and the bad. No one controls everything and everybody and they all were just trying to survive in a fuckin warzone like Cruzito said, and they did.
Paco says "Oh what so what are you saying...... It's all my fault the way everything turned out" ....... Cruz turns to and doesn't say a single word. The look he gave him said it all and basically summed up the entire movie. BRILLIANT
5:25 I just love the way Cruzito dances when the guitar plays the catchy part while he says "I'm a lover, not a fighter man" he really need it to be happy after get over all his problems
When I’m feeling down and need a lift up I always come back to watch this scene. This scene has been one of my biggest lessons on guilt, resentment and forgiveness. When cruzito says “u need that guilt, it’s what keeps you going. Hey I know bro, I fed mine through a needle for 10 years” and paco breaks down in tears bc he realizes how much cruzito was suffering in silence and self destruction over the guilt of juanito’s death and he knows he wasn’t there for him, he abandoned his brother when he needed him the most. Cruzito forgives him and encourages paco to do the same with miklo. Because it is true what Cruz says: it’s (referring to guilt, and resentment) f***ing poison. Because sometimes the hardest person to forgive is yourself. ❤
Should’ve got an academy award for just this scene alone.
“He’s still just trying to be like you” sums up the entire film along with the great plot and characters. One of the GOAT films
Loved and idolized him so much that he truly wanted to be like Paco,"el gallo negro,the baddest chicano en el barrio"so much to the point that Miklo turned into the person he turned into at the end
One of???
SIMON ESE! Come on el gallo negro! Baddest chicano in all el barrio!
When Paco says "I break hearts and faces!" Always gets me LMAOO
👊🏻💥👊🏻
The whole main cast was good, but Jesse Borregos, Cruz, just shined in this movie. All of his scenes are so emotionally powerful. From his mannerisms to his words, whether yelling or stone silent, he really captures the essence of an artistic personality that had a tortured soul through his own reckless behavior with drugs. But in the end he comes full circle to realize the power of forgiveness and family and that even through their crazy lives the bond of family is what keeps them going. Borregos just knocked it out of the park in this movie. Wow!
John Martinez He turned to drugs because of his fucked up back to make the pain go away, he was another victim of Paco's actions
hell yeah!!!
Matador Hernandez And you can see pacos pain in this last scene
@@matador6604 Of course everyone got fucked up because of Paco, but they forgave him because they're family. Something he didn't understand till the end
Jesse did an amazing job
The storytelling in this movie is so incredible! When Paco says
“So what are you saying? It’s my fault the way everything turned out?!”
And Cruz just responds with a look. No words, just stares at him and the whole audience has the same revelation at the same time Paco does. All the events of the film from the past 3 hours just come together back in one scene and all with a stare. This is brilliant filmmaking and should be studied
Facts
Your comment was so deep
Wow
Yup...such a powerful moment
Geeze you're easily impressed
@@shaquilleobrien5722 bro it's a good movie 💀
Every time I feel bad about life I watch this scene. It’s therapy for me. I’m so happy this scene exists.
Real shit 💯 bro
Same 💯
Powerful message from that scene 💯
SAME!!!
Real talk The same reason why I’m here right now 💯
Jesse Borrego didn't get enough credit for this performance. It was full of emotion and he absolutely killed it. Such an underated actor.
Yea I just met with him in San Antonio he's laid back really cool dude
He was outstanding man, underrated actor... just like so many others
All three of those vatos. Even popeye. Hahha.
Truly deserved at the very minimum an Oscar nomination, if not the Oscar itself. Honestly.
yea he is. in many ways he reminds me of prince.
A powerful scene that embodied an outstanding movie of family, brotherhood, and perseverance...
Exactly.
RUHI4 Beautiful words Hermano. Bendiciones
Sometimes the hardest person to forgive is yourself....
All too true.
Such a long movie as well which makes theis sense so moving
You ain't lying bro...
Dawm i always come back to this part of the movie now that i made it to 27 years old and this is the best comment for this part of the movie 😢😢😢 i love you for that mad respects
I live with that shit to this day. That's the hardest part of my life.
“You need that guilt. Its what keeps you going, hey I know bro i fed mine through a needle for 10 years“ right in the feels
I cry every time he says that :(
Didn't understand that line
@@SuperSlimshady1 really? He was basically already doing drugs while young and then kept it going and then lost family for like 7+ years!!! So he was basically saying he kept feeding his guilt and his loses with the drugs
@@flakooalvarez5917 oh ok so he was using dope cuz he felt guilty
@@SuperSlimshady1 absolutely! Their little brother died due to Cruz and his friend Doing the drugs ! Then his family basically disowned him
I AM FROM TURKEY AND WENT TO EAST LOS BOYLE HEIGHTS JUST TO PAY MY RESPECT TO THESE 3 VATOS FOR SPREADING KARNALISMO ALL AROUND THE WORLD LIKE BILLY GRAHAM
Wow that’s crazy, perro órale wey
That is amazing
Merhaba lan
Orale vato
Bro that’s crazy! I went to Germany and met some guys I hung with a couple days. They were from Turkey. I said you guys are just like us Mexicans at home in California. Good people! 👍
I'm not Mexican or Black or a gangster, but I don't have to be to know this was a great movie.
+FANtomCore Aryan Vanguard?
+FANtomCore I liked this movie. Very, very much.
Whatever Miklo !
Chicano’s not a color! It’s the way you think and the way you live, and if you’re willing to give up your life for a carnal! ;-)
Pinche guero
" Thats your problem ese, you cant forgive yorself " that line hit me hard because i saw myself in that line
94Erdo94 hit u hard ese that when you drop your bandanna and went to school ? Lol
Many people feel that way..they just need a scene like this to bring it into perspective.....myself included
94Erdo94
Me too
94Erdo94 u need that guilt it’s what keeps u going aye I know bro! I fed mine thru a needle for 10 years!
Same
stars just don't capture the screen like this anymore
TheGlow YoungBruceLeeRoySun now it’s just cg.
Most actors dont have real life experience anymore, nobody does.
CorrugatedLadder just the like that one new show “on my block” that shits corny asf
@@xMorbidArtx because they don't hire "nobodys" just the rock for every movie
@@dopeman7494 i’ll never understand why people think that show is anywhere near good🤦🏽♂️
"Cuz we from East Los ese...we come out chased by hounds"
Jesse should have won something for this scene alone
Favorite part
Oscar worthy performance
Facts bro I got chills
Jesse is very underrated. Met him in Austin once. He seemed surprised to be recognized which really surprised me. Very gracious guy
And backed by coyotes with no borders
I don't think people understand how deep and how perfectly written this part was the whole movie is a masterpiece and one of the most underappreciated pieces of film arts ever! I understand why because it's a very small minority of people that can relate to it but when it comes to writing, art, poetry, raw acting etc. it is one of the greatest!
I DISAGREE , EVERYONE UNDERSTANDS FAMILY . THAT'S THE POINT OF THIS MASTERPIECE, NO MATTER WHAT YOU WILL ALWAYS NEED YOUR FAMILY. 💯
This always hits me hard. Growing up like Miklo, half white and half Mexican, I always felt trapped. But the one thing I finally learned after all these years, it's that Familia means everything.
Shut up white boy
U have a rich white pops ?
Cruz’s acting was absolutely incredible
hell yeah! underrated. I'm a member of his tribe out of San Antonio. everyone is proud of him..
both
This scene means a lot to me. Brotherhood is everything, this scene is inspiration cruzito talks facts. No matter how much hate between paco and miklo there's a bond between them. Damn great scene 👏🏽
It doesn't really do it
More like for our raza because now a days our raza seems to be forgetting where we started from.
@@korrupt93 Simon brother these days were all just privileged white washed brats feeding from the hand of the government we really forgot about our culture
Speak for youself foo theres still some down chicanos
@@anthonyariashernandez6034 but not like there used to be, alotta shit is starting to be fake.
That mural reminds me so much of my two brothers and I. We weren’t gangsters but full of love and familia. The strongest of us my older brother one year apart just passed from hypertension. A firefighter and then a nurse who loved his family and would help anyone. We use to love watching this movie. I miss you brother. Shits hard.
Sorry bro. I feel you. I have 2 older gangster brothers and they’re so damn wild. Thank god I still have them in my life still.
@@SenorbryanA familia is everything, much love hermano to you and yours. 👊🏾
MOST UNDERRATED SCENE IN MOVIE HISTORY. 30 years later and still powerful!
An epic
It still represents actual life. That is why it is still fire.
3:15-3:18 my favorite part. Fed mine thru a needle for 22 1/2 yrs. Ooh that drug I was very much devoted to. Now the Lord is my high🙏🏻🙌🏻
"You need that guilt, it's what keeps you going"
"Hey i know bro i fed mine through a needle for ten years , and that guero up there hating his own fucking white skin ? Shit he's got it worse then both of us"
Like darth vader
In tears every-time. Being a white Hispanic with a brown family was a struggle. This hits home ese
Really?????? I'm white as you and I've never struggle in my honduran family, you're struggling culturally not physically, you're more American than hispanic, that's what it is.
@@ericktwelve11 and he shouldn’t struggle with that either we are our own breed. the ones born here in the states that is
This movie was released 30 years ago and still holds up. Never gets old. Great story, great lines, it doesn't feel like its 3 hours long. There is a fabled a five hour version but I doubt we will ever see any of that. You can see some snippets of it in the trailer that are not in the movie.
And it's crazy how often this happens. Just a couple of homies trying to be down for each other not knowing what the real world is about. All they know is to fight. To survive. Almost brings me to tears seeing it. They don't make films like this anymore.
Boy meets world become men
After all these years this scene still hits hard. I'm the oldest sibling/cousin in the family. I was burdened with being an example. I rebelled against that responsibility. I wasn't a very good one. At first. I've carried the guilt of that failing around far too long. It was MY little brother who taught me to let it go.
Miklo only wanted to be like Paco but ended up becoming more involved with the gang life then he imagined to the point where he found himself in a position more deadly then average Street gangs
Mike Ever that how it always is you always trying to out do the one you look up too !
Mike Ever that's how that shit works my brother got sucked into this shit and it ate him.
Mike Ever Paco taught him. Then Montana. It's all Miklo knows. It led him to power. So Its all he wants to ever know.
Mike Ever Miklo was the monster Paco never meant to create. Paco regretted it years later.
Miklo was the real vato loco forever
I watched this movie like 15 years ago and thought it was great, but watching it again you realise what a fantastic and complete movie it is. They really knocked it out of the park ❤
One of the greatest movies I've ever seen with the greatest ending. This last scene pretty much sums up the entire movie, so much emotion. A movie made way beyond its time.
"Eh life's a risk carnal."
VATOS LOCOS FORVER HOLMES!"
Hated the ending cuz I was like really miklo stays in prison and nothing is resolved
That’s the heart of the movie, destiny. As hard as you may try to change the course of your life, you can’t change what is destined for you. The decisions every character made in the past was bound to happen at some point in their lives which led to this scene. Remember, whatever is meant to happen, will happen.
@@TheKamikaze786 good explanation bro
As a Mexican in New York, this movie means a lot. I deadass cry & hug my fam before falling asleep
Interesting, I'm Mexican from SF, CA and I always wondered what it's like to live as a Mexican in NY
@@misterabel_9017 I'd say it's pretty interesting, I was born and raised in NY and growing up in schools or outside my house, I was surrounded by a bunch of people from different backgrounds, mostly black and brown folk. There's a strong Latino community here, only difference from the southwest is that its predominantly Dominican and Puerto Rican in influence, at least from my experience, as a Mexican I was always a minority, (its definitely changed the past couple years, id say were more prominent than ever now.) I've always wondered what it would be like to live in Cali or Texas where Chicanos are a major influence and large in population. Wouldn't have it any other way tho!
It's not fun @@misterabel_9017
@@misterabel_9017some of very quiet & happy go lucky folks. But the ones that grew up in loud neighborhoods are just like any other New Yorker tbh. A lot us don’t speak Spanish over but majority do. That cholo style is clowned over here. We don’t dress like that. Younger ones be saying the N word to loosely.
"Finally, after all these years we have become, Blood in Blood out."
Always makes me tear up.
This movie was an absolute masterpiece! One of the greatest films that I have ever seen and one of the most underrated. The whole cast shined but this scene always brought tears to my eyes and still does to this day. One of the most powerful films ever made.
You need to watch more movies dog.
I recently got close with my brother and my mother who I hadn't looked in the eyes or talked to like you're supposed to in years. I wasted so many years being negative and avoiding them. I keep coming to this scene because it's emotionally accurate. Family is important. It's all you have and all you need when you've pushed away the wrong people who you thought were closer to you than your family.
As I get older I realize how little material things and carnal
Pleasures can be compared to family, it’s all we really have in this life, cherish it, appreciate it and love it. Make god and family your priority in life.
You need that guilt ese, it’s what keeps you going ❤
What a film. Deep, hard hitting. Superb acting. Hollywood now has lost the art of making films like this. A long film that was worth every minute. Outstanding.
I grew up watching this movie, trying to be like these guys. 25 years later, while I no longer live this type of lifestyle, my life still relates to this in the sense that my close white friend who was always trying to be like us (trouble makers) is no longer in the picture and we were all like brothers growing up. Sad that our brotherhood was lost as adulthood kicked in. All that remains is my other OG homie and our bond will never be broken. We are fighters like these guys sparring at the end too. Life is a trip. I love this movie more than ever, nothing like it and captures the essence of my childhood like no other.
Damn bro
This movie will forever be a part of my life. I remember watching it all the time when I was a kid and quoting it.
Same here
gimmie some chon chon?
Gives me the chills and gets me hype to hear those trumpets blow loud and Cruz say
"Que Vida eh, que Loca Vida homes!"
ikr?
“Hey Cinderellaaaa go find yourself a Fellaaaah” 😂
Sonny Bill Suave Al.....
@@BlindMIW gimmie some chon chon!!
You liked that ese?
Your on the clock bitch a midnight is coming 😂
Orale chale homes.
When you come from this life this scene will make you cry 😢
This movie deserves several Oscars. Best Movie. Best Screenplay. Best Actor. Best Supporting Actor.
This ending scene gives me chills.. it's AMAZING!
Yes!!!! Every time
Phenomenal film! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Paco went from being Mr. Machismo to being the law.
Miklo went from finding a way to fit in to being a charismatic leader.
Cruz went from being an acclaimed and successful artist to being addicted to drugs.
Goes to show that the choices you make not only affect you, but your family and those around you.
Holden Caulfield His baby brother died. It changed him. Then the marines disciplined him. Law enforcement and undercover vice was a natural progression for him. He wanted to fight drugdealers because drugs destroyed his brothers.
Uhuru Sasa, Black Panther he ended up destroying his family, it all started because of Paco
Butterfly effect
Daisy Montague .
Nah, you missed the point
This movie deserves so much praise
This is the best scene of all time, hands down.
If this scene doesn’t make you dig deep into your own soul and come clean, I don’t know what will. The whole movie has a power that has never stopped gaining momentum !
He hates miklo but paco's brother overdosed on cruz needle? He forgave cruz, shoots miklos leg, and paco hates him lol???
@@cecilansonbecause miklo was running a muck, and he forgave Cruz bc Cruz was falling apart and he didn’t want to see him throw his life away.. miklo already was in some deep deep shit so in a way he couldn’t forgive a criminal because miklo was just fucken crazy lol
Back when movies were about epic storytelling.
man fucking cruzito words are insiprational man...
Powerful
Miklo forgave him because he realized it was destiny, destined to lead La Onda. He was the one who helped La Onda survive in prison so it was all meant for him to return. Cruz made Paco realize that his actions made things turn out the way they did. Think about it, Miklo stopped Paco from murdering Spider. If he didn't stop Paco then it would have been a different turn out. It was all destiny. That is one of the messages this movie sends out.
Ohhhh shittt
HARD. FACTS.
People don't understand the price you pay for somebody else and when you pay that price they want to look down on you butt in the butt in the end it's to late family is everything even if your the black sheep there free you got time sacrifice ain't no big thing just to you
We know that vato we are not stupid ese
Miklo and paco had to know spider was a real one and wasn’t gonna take that lying down. He had to go. Miklo having a moment of morality set the whole thing in motion.
Like mike from breaking bad said. Sometimes no half measures
One of the best scenes I've seen...Bratt and Borrego really poured true emotion into it...you can clearly see and feel it 💯💯
You ever wish sometimes you could forget a movie? Just so you could rewatch it and feel what you felt the first time you saw it.
I grew up in East Los too, and Cruz was so right, we're just a bunch of kids trying to find ourselves in a cruel world. best speech ever
Me too. Olympic and Atlantic. My favorite scene 🎉👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
"We got something better than a rabbits foot homes, We got Familia" that line gets me every time💯
Who’s here in 2024…
I'm with you 110 percent ❤😂😊
Orale homes👊🏽💪🏽
I hate people like you. Your comment suck. Who’s here ? Who’s here. And you want an award 🥇? Idiot.
Sergio n phillip
2050 homis gran pelicula❤❤❤❤
This movie hits hard cuz you never know on what day your life can take a turn. For better or worse
This movie never ceases to amaze me
I think everyone has the right to change. And start over.
Ivan Salazar You thought correctly.
I did it
What about Hitler
@@uxgfreestyles6830nah too far gone
what an ending! Never can get through it without crying.....
HOLLY FUCK I THOT I WAS TH ONLY ONE WHO CRIED FUCK I DONT FEEL SO FUCKING BAD NOW FUCK!
I love this scene, Paco's freedom scream.... and then he comes back to hisself
This movie hits far differently as an adult with kids of my own than it did when I was a kid watching it. Glad I revisited this masterpiece of a film.
It’s crazy coming back 25 years later and watching this movie. This really was a classic. For hispanic community in the 80’s-90’s, this movie spoke to the culture so much. It was mom and dad, with traditional hispanic hardworking mentality. Working and saving, working and saving ( pulga on the weekends). Mom usually spoke no English, dads had broken English, but did alright. Kids with too much freedom running the streets reppin that gang life
i always love a movie with a tuff ending I'm not chicano imma Puerto Rican from NYC & this movie was dope bailamos hasta la muerte primo word up
Maurice Angel Rosado Same here.
I remember I would watch this movie really late at night before school and it would be light outside by the time this part was on lol
Same bro, same
The nostalgia 😴😴😴
Me too!!! I loved it!
this is the best scene. Everything he says is so very true. Sometimes we get lost in the twilight zone and have to go back home to start over. Dont ever forget where you come from.
" We come out chased by hounds! Wearing a pinche rabbits foot for luck!" Cruzito said this to me to in person this weekend. It was a badass experience. Best film ever.
No way hoooow
He Lying
One of the most underrated films ever.
I wish Miklo could have been there with them (physically).
This ending didn't really do it for me. So Miklo & Black Rooster hate each other? This ending sucks
Paco initially hates Miklo for the prison killings, but Cruz inadvertently reminds Paco that he (Paco) kind of put Miklo in there after they went after Spider to avenge Cruz. So Paco in a sense forgives Miklo, me thinks.
Great ending no need for a third actor, crusito words and message is beyond deep.. much respect to this ending
I take it as...it was a pact from the beginning of the movie and as kids growing up in the gang lifestyle. Paco hated Miklo because he wanted everyone to get out (all three of them) after Paco had his wake up call...However Cruz makes Paco realize that it was actually a chain of events that led to Miklo becoming who he became. Yes it's Paco's "fault", but in turn it is actually the fault of gang life. You end up hating each other, especially after one sees a better route (Paco) and one continues down the same path (Miklo). This is also brotherhood. I grew up with older brothers and one who went down the drug and addiction route. I blamed him for it, however not knowing that it was our suffering and how we were raised that led him to that route. I thought I was better than him, but in fact just like Paco, I didn't see the more pain I was causing by not speaking with him. This scene is powerful. I'm a Mexican American who grew up in low-income poverty in NYC, and this (although different Mexican upbringing in states) still hits home because the mindset and cultural mentality of Mexican Americans is somewhat the same (when growing up in low-income neighborhoods).
@@lesaztec5 Very well said.
My favorite phrase "I'M A LOVER NOT A FIGHTER HOMES" lolol
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Yeah cruzito was always a pussy idk how he got his VL placa before miklo
Forgive your self , guilt is poison 💯 ive learned a lot from this movie my favorite movie 💕👏
Krisna Drew. What else did you learn?
give me some chon chon
Krisna Drew. Very true I've learned to forgive but never forget
Guilt is poison?
You been brainwish to this movie.
This movie is whack, bullshit, mess up, bad examples, demonizing, crap, misunderstanding and rubbish. The worst movie ever.
Also Get Out, Lowriders 2017, My Family, Dolly Dearest, Get Hard, Hall Past, and Pumpkinhead are worst movies too.
Dwayne Cedillos -- Guilt IS poison. Its the cause of so many hardships that people go through. Its step one in people turning to drugs and doing other things that terribly affect their lives in the future.
The last 60 seconds of this movie is right up there with The Usual Suspects and Goodfellas for my favorite movie endings.
Damn after watching this years after without the glamorization. It’s like one of the greatest endings and conclusions to a story or film.
A Timess Classic, A Masterpiece Of Movie Making, Genius Story Telling & One Of The Best Scenes Ever In The History Of Cinema
This movie is a gem 💎
Cruz brings that depth in performance you cant just find in any movie. Blood in blood out is on my rushmore. Im 34 been watching multiple times a year since i could talk.
Such a great movie 13 yrs old 2 am amc channel on a Saturday night I'm 35 now such a great movie
They all should of got Oscars..Powerful words and a powerful scene
We come out chased by hounds ! Man this scene has stuck with me since my younger days, every now and then I come for inspiration. 2022 Aqui andamos! Bailamos hasta que nos morimos!
I'm from Brazil and this is the BEST movie ever!
I also have my **twenty year old Paasche airbrush** like Cruz.
+Eddie Kasady I don't like brazilian movies!
viva Brazil
+Marcos David Cuz it's super melodramatic like south american culture?
+shiz777 Maybe... but i don't see from this point of view
+Eddie LM oh man City of God and City of Men are AMAZING movies!!
Jesse is the most down to earth humble guy...just went through an actors workshop with him...such a great actor and awsome person. Was cool learning from him for almost 4 hours...love this movie!!!
one of the most beautifully written tragedy’s of all time.
This movie brings back the memories. Time flies like the wind but this movie never will get old
This was the most powerful scene in the whole movie. Everything Cruiz said was real
I NEVER get tired of this scene! This is so underrated!
The end of this film always make me cry like some pendejo. I am reminded of the shadows of my own youth.
One of my favorite ending scenes in movie history. It sums up the whole movie. Very well acted!
this movie is classic, as long as it is... will never get boring... and the fact that me and my cousins grew up in the same ways as miklo,paco, and cruzito hurts everytime i see this movie... never had brothers, but me and my cuzins... growing up, we were brothers
Real carnales don’t need to share parents, just experiences and loyalty
6:10 this this aerial shot makes me think of all the other incredible untold stories of the streets of LA!
Because Cruz was the artist he had the ability to see the deeper meaning in things. His analysis of Paco was spot on here. You never know how these characters end up after this and I know it’s fiction but hopefully Paco found a way to forgive himself and Miklo so he can look back more fondly on their upbringing. It was an amazing ride for all three. So much pain and triumph but it’s all a part of life. You gotta take it all and make peace with it. The good and the bad. No one controls everything and everybody and they all were just trying to survive in a fuckin warzone like Cruzito said, and they did.
This is one of my all time favorite movies. All the acting by all characters was purely beyond awesome. And the ending scene gets me every time
powerful scene, forgiving ourselves is sometimes the hardest thing. #classic
Paco says "Oh what so what are you saying...... It's all my fault the way everything turned out" ....... Cruz turns to and doesn't say a single word. The look he gave him said it all and basically summed up the entire movie. BRILLIANT
One of the best scenes ever… the entire lines said in this scene are simply amazing.
This scene has a lot of power in it! Swear to god it gives me goosebumps. The spirit homeboy has in this scene makes me proud to be a Chicano.
Out of the entire movie, this is the best part for me. Such a powerful scene.
This scene makes me cry everytime.
5:25 I just love the way Cruzito dances when the guitar plays the catchy part while he says "I'm a lover, not a fighter man" he really need it to be happy after get over all his problems
God the music at the end bruh……so iconic. We will NEVER see a movie like this today
One of the best monologues in cinema history!
This scene goes so hard. My sister passed but she love this movie.
R.I.P. to your sis, she shall be blessed in heaven 🙏🏽.
Jesse OWNED this movie.. GREAT DAAAMMM ACTOR!
When I’m feeling down and need a lift up I always come back to watch this scene. This scene has been one of my biggest lessons on guilt, resentment and forgiveness. When cruzito says “u need that guilt, it’s what keeps you going. Hey I know bro, I fed mine through a needle for 10 years” and paco breaks down in tears bc he realizes how much cruzito was suffering in silence and self destruction over the guilt of juanito’s death and he knows he wasn’t there for him, he abandoned his brother when he needed him the most. Cruzito forgives him and encourages paco to do the same with miklo. Because it is true what Cruz says: it’s (referring to guilt, and resentment) f***ing poison. Because sometimes the hardest person to forgive is yourself. ❤
I've seen this film a dozen times. I'll watch it a dozen more. Brilliant in every way.