Jungle Fever: One last dance (HD CLIP)
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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One night, a high-on-dope Gator storms into his parents house one night while the Reverend is away, demanding money from Lucinda while trashing the house. The Reverend arrives and threatens to shoot him if he doesn't leave. Gator turns to leave, but upon hearing the Reverend insult him, he turns around and threatens him. The Reverend tells Gator he is better off dead, and shoots him in the groin. Gator cries in pain as he slowly dies in his mother's arms. However, The Reverend shows a small sign of regret.
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What’s the movie Jungle Fever about?
Spike Lee defines jungle fever as sexual attraction between members of two races. In his film Jungle Fever, he examines the repercussions of an interracial affair upon two very distinct communities. Flipper (Wesley Snipes from New Jack City and Demolition Man), is a happily married and successful architect, and Angie (Annabella Sciorra from True Love and The Attraction) is an office temp. When she starts working in Flipper's Manhattan office, one day they look at each other and are soon having sex over a blueprint-strewn desk. Their liaison causes an explosion on both homefronts. Flipper's family consists of his father the Reverend Doctor Purify (Ossie Davis from The Hill and The Cardinal), a former preacher; his mother Lucinda (Ruby Dee from A Raisin in the Sun); his violent, crackhead brother Gator (Samuel L. Jackson from Coming to America and Avengers); and his wife Drew (Lonette McKee from Sparkle), whom he loves, despite his sexual attraction to Angie. Angie's family is a typical Italian-American household from Bensonhurst. She's engaged to Paulie Carbonne (John Turturro from Do the Right Thing and The Big Lebowski), who works in a deli owned by his father Lou (Anthony Quinn from Zorba the Greek). When the two families find out about Flipper and Angie's affair, their shock leads to recriminations and racial animosity.
Credits: © 1991 Universal Pictures
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Samuel L. was fresh from rehab in real life in Jungle Fever. He once said this look was all him. He didn't need makeup or anything. I'm so glad he's sober now.
I don't know 😕 🤷
They been doing strange things in Hollywood
Wow thanks for sharing that bit of information I saw Jungle Fever at a movie theater when it came out in 91 I didn't know he was a recovering addict , dude really knocked it out the Park in that role 👍
@@timothym.salley3602 he did! He's been clean and sober for 30 something years now. He said he almost lost his wife and family behind his addiction. I'm happy he made it through. He's talked about it in interviews, very open about his struggles.
@@olandofuller5588 not sure what you don't know about. It came from his own mouth that he was fresh from rehab. He laughed about not needing makeup because he was in such a bad place. He's been sober mow for 30+ years
I can't believe this scene doesn't get to ppl like it gets to me. Hearing her cry for her son like that was painful to watch
Another brilliant Oscar-worthy performance from Ruby Dee. BRAVO!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I truly believe this scene was inspired by the real life tragedy of Marvin Gaye and his father
That's true that's why his name was gator
Marvin Gaye was the one paying for the house and he confronted his father about he was mistreating his mother.
I still cry when I see this part and don’t know why.
Same here. Ruby Dee reminds me of mom so it hurts my heart seeing her cry for her son.
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The situation is just sad a son stealing from his mother because of his addiction and a father killing his son to save his soul. The shit was just painful to watch .
...same here.
2:09 “father I stretch my hands to thee” PPPOOOWWW!!!!
😳
3:03 No other help I know. If Thou withdraw Thyself from me, oh! Whither shall I go? (Barnes Family reference)
😂😂😂😂 I'm sorry
It's sad that Gator died a tragic death in the hands of his own father. He just could not stay off his addiction to drugs.
Excellent scene, moving performance.
It’s the little dance for me lol
This scene reminds me of when Marvin Gaye Jr. was shot by his own overly-religious father.
Thats because this scene was inspired by just that
It wasn’t the religiousness, it’s the fact the son was causing havoc and endangering the home where they are supposed to have peace. He should have stayed where he was at.
@@HypeLemonade it was the marvin jr's house though. He payed for it. The father had demons in him and was jealous of his son.
Yes real talk
If I was him I should walk out the door.
Gator should have just walked out
Boy Didn't I tell you never set foot in my house again?
Mama…Check out this new step!!!
Man thought it was a game and got smoked.
With that Gospel Song Playing in the Back Ground
I knew Somethings Bad is going to Happened
Wheres the money moma!!!!🤣🤣🤣
2:07 I'll pray for you, my son. Father, I stretch my hands to Thee. *(BANG!)*
I do feel sympathy for everyone in this scene…almost.
Mostly for me though, the pause Samuel L. Jackson does before he screams it hurts cracks me up 😂
I believe Gator zigged, when he should have zagged; that's what really got him killed!
And he's not acting either , he clearly still has the taste the crack on his pallet . 😂😂
Some people won't tolerate crackhead behavior especially when you are disturbing the peace and harassing people gator should have just left, this is definitely a Marvin gaye situation.
GRRAT SCENE abt how CRACK made folks crazy for it. do whatever to get money for it. destroyed many families. i remember the chaos of crack in the black community. 😕
Took a page outta the Marvin Gaye playbook smh
This is my comedy 😂😂😂😂 I need help
Underrated Movie
Real question is why is Gator greedy fiend out self acting like $20 is not more than enough for him to run to the spot with & get his quick fix?
Boy,that reverend was one harsh critic
Father, I stretch my hands to Thee. No other help I know. If Thou withdraw Thyself from me, oh, whither shall I go? (Barnes Family reference).
Got to Admit, I Laugh so Hard When Gator got Shot 😂😂🤣
I mean C'mon, Gator is getting out of Hand Somebody has to do Something
Cold Blooded there mane...
20 dollas!!!!😂
Oscar award winning films. Sam awesome. Ruby mommies here scream wow
I can say it's painful for the parents to see one of the kids they brought into this world to see their own child fallen far beyond help or saving but to have the right to take their own child out because their beliefs but watching this. Why continue to let something bad birthed to continue growing even if it's beyond helping..sad but truth when the world is cruel ironically
Damn, of all places to shoot your son to try to quickly end his suffering. You choose the stomach
The fact that he is a reverend says it all. Where in the bible does it say anything about being a reverend
She is not acting she deal with family members like this on a daily basis 😂😂😂
Ruby Dee was a beautiful woman who lived a peaceful life her children grew up to become very successful themselves. I have never heard anyone ever say one bad word about Ruby Dee she lived a clean and decent life and died a peaceful death.
@@jabarithomas7290 amen yes ahe did they going to always try to assassinate or character because they don't have a good one
.... what does that even mean "overly-religious"....? Smh
Marvin Gaye Sr told him to do that.
He sent his son to Hell forever. 😮
His Daddy took him out
Why did she let him in?
I wonder if this so called Reverend ever faced a homicide charge
Gator was terrorizing his mother and was told to leave several times.. So at that point it was a home invasion and self defense..
@@00ghostcobra what got me was this so called Reverend saying that he'd pray for him then shoots him and sitting down like nothing happened. Definitely not God's work!!!
I imagine you are part of some watered down lukewarm liberal church
Buena película
That goes to show you God look high and low be careful what you say to your grandparents because enough is enough with the foolishness cut it out watch your steps because God will get you for everything you're doing what goes around comes around be careful the friends you hang around everybody is not a friend get your life your attitude in yourself together before you walk in the house of the Lord before it be too late Amen somebody 🙏🏿✊🏿👏🏿🙌🏿💐🖤😭😔
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Gator's father should be in prison for killing his son. Who does that, killing one's son with a gun?
His son was a violent crack addict who wouldn’t leave his home. He’s not going to jail for that
@Sterling Williams I'm talking about Gator's father, not Gator himself. He should be in jail for killing his son. Wouldn't surprise me if he had 25 to life or the death penalty.
@@devinmceachern he was a violent crack addict who wouldn't leave his home and has destroyed his family. He asked him to leave multiple times. I don't blame him for shooting him
The father felt like he had to put his own son down in that method. Gator would've came back and done it again. He would've gotten more violent towards his own mother.
@@NYRyder1983 You're entitled to your opinion and I respect your opinion. I believe in law and order. I stand with law and order above all else. Gator's father should've been in prison for killing his own son. I will respect your opinion if you respect my opinion first.
Dude it's not real
This is the effects of drug abuse.
The Good Reverend Doctor Purify should be arrested and be sent to prison for voluntary manslaughter. Wouldn't surprise me if he had 25 to life without parole or maybe get the death penalty. Who does that? Killing one's son with a gun?
Who strong arm robs their parents home not once but twice and the second time come with even more violence tearing up their house???
@@PashmeanaKunt Only Gator.
He did the right thing to shoot Gator. There was no hope for him. His father was right when he said, "You're evil and you're better off dead." Very true.
@@nativetexanfulHe should be in prison, 25 to life, for killing his son. That's involuntary manslaughter. I believe in law and order. I stand with law and order above all else. You're entitled to your opinion. I will respect your opinion if you respect my opinion first.
@@devinmceachern I fully understand your point of view. It's certainly wrong to kill somebody when it's not self-defense. But Gator was high on crack and people on crack are very dangerous. His father probably felt threatened by Gator's situation and he was probably trying to protect himself and his wife.
💨💨you know, Sam really taps into evil spirits. That’s why he’s so damned accurate at playing evil characters. So watching and listening to this actor during interviews, Sam really is a spiritual conduit in real life. A bad man that has become successful as an actor in Hollywood. Hollywood truly is a sick perverted, evil place that regurgitates it’s filth to all the world and this actor saturates, marinates, his spirit in all that filth. What we all witnessed during this scene is really what is going on in this mans soul. When I see him and hear him talk there is a GROSSNESS that spills over, like a plugged up toilet full of human excrement. Y’all go ahead and praise this individual, just remember it’s no act for him. This is my favorite part of this movie.
Sounds a lot like the history of the Church too...
@FE Lang naw you don't know the history of the Church because it's not a physical place
Look up the Holly Tree 🌳. Look into what pagans worship it for
You need to see a licensed therapist fast!
Praying to Baal after he killed his son
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Deuteronomy 21:18-21
18 If a man have a stubborn and rebellious son, which will not obey the voice of his father, or the voice of his mother, and that, when they have chastened him, will not hearken unto them:
19 Then shall his father and his mother lay hold on him, and bring him out unto the elders of his city, and unto the gate of his place;
20 And they shall say unto the elders of his city, This our son is stubborn and rebellious, he will not obey our voice; he is a glutton, and a drunkard.
21 And all the men of his city shall stone him with stones, that he die: so shalt thou put evil away from among you; and all Israel shall hear, and fear.
That father should be charged with murder of his son gator like seriously he could’ve just called the cops on him
This was an unjustifiable killing. Gator was trespassing but he was no threat. His father had gotten tired of seeing his son strung out and put him down like a wounded deer. Pops became the biggest sinner in that room.
@@atiashaunbaker3792 Exactly! People on drugs sometimes do change for the better, with help and support. The father was a judgmental bastard, and took scriptures out of context like a idiot.
Gator's father should be in prison for killing his son. Wouldn't surprise me if he served 25 to life without parole or maybe get the death penalty.
@nelsonh86a17 yes for the wages of sin is death and people obviously don't read their Bibles to discern this scene.
I feel sorry for him😢 he just wanted some crack
.... what does that even mean "overly-religious"....? Smh