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Not a lot of actors can sustain a monologue like that. But Buscemi’s face is like a symphony of emotions.
I love how there's a thin strand of hair that falls across his face and it's still there throughout the entire monologue. Love that kind of continuity.
And wild eyes.
Like in Reservoir dogs. He's a master. Low-key situations like, just his face. Tarantino knows it; Coen&Coen know it - no shit, as we all know it.
Except maybe a marine biologist
I like that look of admiration from the other stool sitter at 6:08, after the bartender looks hurt that Steve criticized his glass. He earned their respect.
Cheech Marin's toothpick acting alone is amazing. This whole scene is cinema perfection.
I thought that was Saddam Hussein.
I burst out laughing, when Buscemi asks,
"...Can I get a cleaner mug? This one's dirty."
And Cheech spits the chewed toothpick at him which just misses his eye! "F you man. It's the cleanest one I got."
its like a cobra swaying
The sound of rifle shells hitting the floor after firing a shotgun is not exactly perfect.
@@whatdothlife4660 I think Tarantino was involved somewhere along the line.
Steve Buscemi walks into the bar like, "How do you do, fellow Mexicans?"
Antonio Banderas starts sweating
A very warm welcome…
My fav opening of all time
LOL......and his T Shirt says Corona.
@@Johnnywhamo Shouldn't it say something like "Alcoholic Beer"?
Steve Buscemi possesses the ability as an actor to steal an entire movie with just one scene. True excellence.
One celebrity I'd love to meet.
Yea yea suck his cook 😂😂😂
nailed it!
Much like Christopher Walken.
@@MarcIverson Hey you found that too ,I love them both of course,love their staccato type delivery.
Steve Buscemi is soo cool he didnt even pay for his beer.
🤣🤣🤣
was about to say he paid...But thats the Stranger! lol
Mr pink doesnt tip
I'd surely forget to make him pay if I was shitting bricks after such a tale...😂
@@acerpro101 exactly, and its not like they provided some extra servis
I love how Steve Buscemi insults everyone in the bar multiple times and no one get it 😂
Exactly! Untouchable even without holding a gun. Totally badass. 😂
calling them "class acts" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Shave and a hair cut knock was the first insult
Dude to his left got it, but wanted to hear more.
Those other guys were real dirtbags,but not you fine gentlemen 😂😂😂
Steve Buscemi is a national treasure.
For bein so funny lookin .
He volunteered as fire-fighter/first responder in New York on 9/11 with the fire-house he used to work at before he became full time actor.
@@chrisbuesnell3428 if this is a joke…very funny. If not, even funnier.
@@Hunter-dc2nk and no one would have ever known if not for one photo on a truck. He never said anything. Class act.
@@chrisbuesnell3428 he's from New York so..... Yeah southern Canadian basically LMAO
This scene perfectly sets up the whole film. It establishes the country, one of the main settings, the supporting characters who serve the main characters motivations, the visual style, intensity of action, humour, suspense and foreshadowing. It's a masterclass in story telling and filmmaking on a budget.
the thing i love the most about this movie, is the story telling, the story within the story. It's all done very well
Thank you Gene Siskel.
I have no idea why it got absolutely trashed by critics. It has amazing scenes.
the soundtrack to this movie is another thing. It is one of my favorite cd's even after so long
El Marichi was on a budget, this got a bigger one. It had well known actors at the time.
I love how the guy calls him out for being full of shit and the whole bar laughs, but the dude just keeps right on going with his story.
Commitment to his job, nice to see.
"este huele a cagada" is what the guy said.
What else is supposed to do, say "Sorry...what does that mean?"
@@marvinromero9299 Thanks, helpful.
This sounds like a Tarantino written monologue for sure.
I never knew what he said as a English only speaker. He actually says full of shit?
I can't believe this movie is almost 30 years old. Holy cow. I feel like I saw it just a few years ago. Time flys.
The movie got old, but I refuse to admit I got old.
@@tequilacollinsso true. 25 yrs old seeing this. 😪.. low lives and cutthroat scumbags .. not a class act of guys like here.. these were world class turds 😪😪😂😂😂
@@tequilacollinswe old, homie. Time to face the facts lol.
I am from the 90 born int the 80 and I see how my generation fading away ..great times though
Mr Pink knows how to tell a story for sure.
and he know how to walk away without paying too.
True that, Master P: and he didn’t tip…or pay his tab !
Actually, his heads-up story was a pretty big fat tip!
Mr Pink...? Sounds too much like Mr Pussy...!! I think I`ll be Mr purple...
Mr. Pink don't tip or pay.
The way he refers to all the patrons of the previous bars as lowlifes to the current bar patrons is always going to be one of the best disses ever
Not class acts like you guys 😂😂🤣😂
I remember watching this in the theatre when it came out and in the middle of this scene I turned to a friend and said , "I love this movie "- and that was before I first saw Salma Hayek. Steve Buscemi is great in everything.
Saw this as a preteen and had the same thought…. “Man this is fuckin cool”
The humor in this is timeless. Took my mom to see it, she is not an action movie fan but she left winded.
Salma Hayek gives me an erroneous baronous
My favourite scene was when Bucho was getting mad at his henchmen.
"What I can't understand is how can you let him get away when you knew where he was?"
"You drive around town, you see someone you don't know, you shoot them. How hard is that, huh?"
"Look over there. I don't know him. Never seen him before. Look he has a gun. It must be him!" Blammm! "How hard is that?" ?
Did you two start kissing?
Hey guys don't overlook Cheech Marin's role in this scene. It's perfection. Have you ever seen such suspicious eyes? :)
He’s absolutely amazing class act 😂 I love his suspicious looks he constantly makes
@@alexandercarder2281 Reminiscent of Eli Wallach in The Good The Bad and The Ugly :)
I can hear Steve Buscemi tell stories all day long!
Has an espression that you could watch it all day telling stories
And when he takes a break Christpher Walken could take his place.
It would TAKE all day long to get to the damn point! Of which this story had none
@@erikdeeNOSPELLSNO But the story DID have a point. I'm surprised that you didn't see it.
@@richardstorm4603 I didn't see it, or the movie- context may have helped. So what Was the point?
"These guys were world-class turds".
I don't know why, but that line leaves me in hysterics every time.
And I want that neon sign, "The client is always wrong". Along with a beer tap that belches when it pours. LOL!!
Steve Buscemi even does a suttle burp action in time with the the belching beer tap 😂😂😂
I dont think there has ever been an opening scene so fitting a movie as this!
The Opening Scene in TROY was definitely Top Notch.
GODFATHER was also pretty good
"...full of *REAL LOWLIFES.* Not like the class acts here..." 😂😂😂
When he points the finger at the dildo looking at him 🤣😂🤣😂 and his little head movements when he is putting out his cigarette with is foot. And especially the way he says ‘That’s my beer’ 🍺 🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂
Asking the bartender for a new, clean mug when you've almost finished your beer in it is simply genius.
imma try that next time im at the bar lol
"F@€k you man, it's the cleanest one I got" 😅
That’s Cheech Marin!
@@Spocklee you'll get THOSE stares........
It's the same as eating ur fast food and returning it saying you asked for no pickles. Kinda fucking dumb.
From the hair to the black jacket Banderas was the epitome of cool in the neo-noir western. Loved this movie from the beginning and glad to see it has aged like a fine wine.
God I love this scene. The way Buscemi is behaving is just way too hilarious, how he makes sure to have everyone's attention for his little story. Also love the details like that disgusting burping sound, when the bartender fills the mug. Or when Buscemi says that there's "things are going on, under the table kind of things" and in the background, to the left, you see one guy tossing a small white plastic bag to the guy next to him. Genius.
Yep, the sound of the beer pulls kills me every time. XD
Actually, at 1:02, it looks like Steve let the burp. lol Look at his throat. Probably still a sound effect, of course, but it seems intended to have been him. It's freaking nasty sounding for sure.
Nah it's just another bill for the card game.
Desperado is like a great album like Kind of Blue. You can listen to it 1,000 times and hear something new every time. This movie is the same. I thought it was so stupid the first time I saw it. Now i love it. But still so stupid
How many views before you saw the little white bag? Good pick up.
One of the BEST scenes in any movie, ever. Buscemi is fantastic in any role he plays.👍👍👍
See him in Ghostworld...?
This scene sets up the rest of the movie perfectly! Love it
One of my absolute favorite scenes of all time. Steve Buscemi's delivery, the cool ass music, the cinematography and editing of the flashbacks; perfection.
I can never hear this song without seeing buscemis face while he’s stubbing out his cig with his foot and his little head movements and that self satisfied face 😂😂😂😂
I've always loved Buscemi. The dude is iconic for sure.
Ahh. How he walks in. His dialogue. The storytelling to grip the room of those in the bar.
Damn this is too good.
Clearly a great talent Mr. Steve Buscemi is
The way he ran the story down.....It was the only thing keeping him alive in a room full of killers........THEY had to hear the rest of the story........LOL
@@bobsullivan5714 that and they wanted to know what the stranger looked like because word gets around about what he does and who he is a threat to
This is a movie, remember?
@@alicaramba7680 you don’t say
He took notes from Quentin Tarantino
Cheech Marín doing the bartender on this movie.
PRICELESS!
Yeah I'm surprised that toothpick wasn't a joint, hahaha
I guess you have seen him as the pitch man for the Titty Twister in From Dusk Till Dawn? Hilarious.... Then his final line in the movie as he changed to his vampire version.. "You know what they say about me huh? I suck..."
@@Bikedueder He was also the border guard in Dusk Til dawn, 3 parts in one film...!!!
@@Bikeduederwas about to say that 😂😂😂 Smelly pussssssssy
The belching sound from the beer fountain never gets old. 😂😂
HAHAHA
It’s piss warm shango… that’s his brand 😂😂
Chango 😂
@@PowerTec_ that’s my brand
I've always loved this scene, and Steve Buscemi steals every scene he has in this movie.
Steve Buscemi rocks! He's great in whatever he does! And God bless him for going back to his old fire house after 911 to help out! He's a class act!
Fire house?
He was a fire fighter in NYC before becoming an actor.
He's always been one of my favorites.
reddit is leaking
The mid 90's. What a time to be alive. My buddy had a DVD player and this movie - both were still relatively new back then. I swear we must've worn out that disc.
Buscemi is a complete sober drunkard.i like the way he enters dismantling a cigarette filter underfoot as if to capture the attention of everyone
the soundtrack is awesome. still have the cd I would recommend it.
I laughed at all of the subtle humor through the entire scene. Buscemi amped up the awkwardness and made it beyon funny. That gun shooting people and pushing them into the air, 10 feet across the room!
This is one of the greatest scenes in cinematic history. LOL
The best scene ever recorded!
Clearly you haven't seen Crocodile Dundee then. 😉
@@michaelg4664 Great, indeed, but not even the best speech from the Rodriquez/Tarantino universe. Pulp Fiction. Walken. Watch.
@@USERID412-k7n lol I was being ironic based on the last poster, but yes, ".... and then he hid it up his ass for four years ..." was cinematic gold. ;-)
And Mark Knopfler's "Six Blade Knife" in the background. Perfection.
It's surprising to see Cheech sober and in a serious role. Steve "The Boosch" is always on point. 2 great actor comedians.
I watched him and Chong run everybody out of a Whorehouse on Hollywood Boulevard once. "Some come a runnin, and some run a comin"! (The whores who screamed were paid for speaking parts, okay?) (AND they ate at the craft table! (Better treatment than I got, in MY acting de-but)!
Yea, I thought it was Cheech and you confirmed it for me.
"a serious role" ?
🤣
Cheech, Buscemi, Banderas and Hayek. I must check this outm
Steve Buscemi is one of the finest Hollywood ever had the pleasure to meet. He the man!
"I think the killers coming here next!...WELP TAKE CARE BOYS DOODLEE DOODLEE DOO" lmao
Nothing about playing Buddy Holly at Jack Rabbit Slims and the $5 shake?
I only realized how great an actor Steve Buscemi was after watching The Sopranos, but holy, he's good.
Fargo is a must see.
Boardwalk Empire is his magnum opus.
Oh that animal Blundetto, I can't even say his name🤣
Boardwalk empire too.
I liked him way more in Boardwalk Empire than The Sopranos.
This was one of the best dialogs in movie history. Buscemi is just a beast in this one. ❤
Don't know where to start with this. Every detail of this scene, every actor, every line is pure fking gold.
"So the bartender lived?" XD
Finally a perfect version piece of this scene, been looking for sometime now. 👍
From to school time ⌚ now,Misxvanos15anos and 1:21
4:52 Is my favorite part. "You didn't join in?" Why would he join in? Lmfao 😂
6:47 - guy pulls shotgun out of thin air....infinite item slots. 🤣🤣
Steve Buscemi is such a great actor.
One of my favorite movies 😂. I used to watch this everyday before school lol
I like the fact that the bar is so mesmerized by his story he gets away with patting the first guy on his back, rubbing his hair, and patting the other guy for good measure.
Desperado and Pulp Fiction... some of the best movies of the 90s.
early to late 90s is some of the best film in history.
@@IGNANT4LIFE that's without doubt
@@vladimirkraus1438 basketball diares, clay pigeons, goodfellas, true romance, sleepers, bronx tale, belly, kids, memento, requiem for a dream, u-turn, the professional, a few good men, Carlitos way, cape fear, leaving Las Vegas, natural born killers, Jackie brown, Dracula, half baked, poetic justice, fear and loathing in Las Vegas, fifth element, resevoir dogs, election....
Reservoir Dogs
"does he look like a bitch" "No" "why you tryna fuck him like a bitch"
I'll rewatch Desperado over and over again just because of how entertaining the opening scene is 😂😂
for real
I love Cheech. He's a serious art collector and I read he funded an art museum.
He's so smart and talented.
Not sure how many times i have watched this movie... they don't make this kind of masterpiece anymore.
Literally one of the best action scenes ever done.
Almost as good as the second bar scene.
Steve B is one of the best; one of those that's always been there. Nothing fancy, but as I say: one of the top best.
This would be funny as hell to do to a bar full of people on a quite night 😂
Buscemi is great
No, it wouldn't. 😮
@@robingamel9788 maby not in Tijuana or Mexico city,but in the states I would get a good laugh haha
Would work if Buscemi did it for sure. You go ahead and invite him. Let us know if it works out.
Quite what?
*Quiet
I've never heard anything more 90s core than the music that kicks in when Buscemi walks in.
Steve Buscemi a FDNY firefighter that went out to the ruins of 9/11 to find his fellow fallen comrades. 100% respect for the little guy.
I heard he had sx with some of the dead bodies. Kind of gross if u ask me
Damn right.
"The Client is Always Wrong" 🤣🤣🤣
i need that sign jajajaa
Love that sign 👌
I've never seen or heard of this movie, but now I want to watch it.
There is no better song to open a mid-90's action flick to.
Great film with some hilarious moments! I've purchased it on two formats, first DVD (late 90s) and then Apple. Banderas is a boss, as well as Danny Trejo, as the Knife Man. Tarantino is a treat. Salma Hayek, just so lovely, even if her shoes don't match, she plays her comedic and serious parts so very well! This isn't a "serious" film, but it is oh, so satisfying!
Garbage film. Enjoy your garbage.
Do you have the other two movies of this trilogy?
@@crisespinoza1979 No, I do not! Do you? Would you recommend? My husband and I have watched this one so often, that we have a few lines memorized. Since 1995....old people here...
@@reginaschellhaas1395 yes. The first one is called "El Mariachi" a low budget film that earned alot of awards. The second is Desperado and the third is One Upon A Time in Mexico. It's one story told in 3 films.
@@crisespinoza1979 Thank you, I will investigate...hopefully I can rent before I decide to purchase. You have been very kind!
Dire Straits is always perfect background tunes
Nah, it was Culture Club...
@@fobbitoperator3620 I think it was Six Blade Knife, by Dire Straits
@@reginaschellhaas1395 You're right, I was just being a smarmy jackass. (too much coffee)
Link Wray - Jack the Ripper is the song in the shootout
I'd like to add Tarantula - Strange Face of Love
One of my all-time favorite scenes in any movie ever. I have watched it a hundred times at least.
Same😂
@@chrizmarkdeasis7761 Such a captivating story innit? 😁
the greatest story ever told by a hell of a man steve buscemi
I love how he just spits in his face and it rolls off him like water off a ducks back. So awesome.
Can’t get bored of this movie!
the first time i tried kicking heroin, this was either on TV, or i had a DVD of it playing. i vaguely recall it, but id drank a bottle of Herradura silver , to try & cut down on some of the detox pain. the whole movie seemed like it was red, like red lighting. i swear the movie just kept playing on loop too, or the scenes, i will never forget that day. ive still never watched the movie really, all these years later still.
cool story
here's hoping you put that demon to rest my friend
I discovered this movie as a kid in the 90s, found it in a basement cupboard my dad had left and I watched it over and over and over again, the coolest f'ing movie. I was obsessed with it, havent watched it in 20 years partly because I was afraid it wouldnt be as good seeing it as a grown up. Now after watching this clip I cant wait to watch it again. Its funny to me because this movie is always what I thought a Quintin movie was suppose to be but he is actually in the movie so its proper crazy and stange I cant explain it.
I remember seeing El Mariachi in the movie theater early 1990s.
Another vote for Steve Buscemi as a national treasure! He's brilliant!
Hahaha that smirk on his face when he looks back up and around at everyone after he’s put his smoke out 😂
I feel like Buscemi is just playing himself in every role. And it's so dang good.
love how he just walks in steps on his cigarettes for 2 mins, disrespecting the place as soon and whole time Cheech Marins homeboy is just measuring him up.
Whenever I think of this movie, my memory replays this scene over and over..
Idk why I have to watch this scene again and again and again
“Steve Buscemi walks into a bar…..,” start of a joke.
90's .....was a last best times in America
7:55 Haha the taps before he leaves
This entire scene is just hilarious, Buscemi could've easily made a career in comedy movies....lol he offended the bartender when he said that it was damn good beer
Just noticed... @02:59 the guy laughing with his mouth open is also the bartender in his story.
Too violent and unpredictable. Directors hate that.
he qualified it as the best beer of his life since he was still alive to drink it.
Also lovely to see Cheech Marin here. Excellent toothpick work!
Respect for Buscemi who was a New York City firefighter before breaking into acting.
If I were an acting coach, this scene would be required for class viewing and discussion. It's a master-class in acting, and most actors would give up a tooth to be able to perform this scene, and to do it as well as Buscemi.
Bucemi is missing a top front left tooth
@@SunAndMirrorhe gave it up.
Steve Buscemi is most underrated actor ever...
True talent, Mr Buscemi
One of the best supporting actors of all time. OF ALL TIME!
That man can play any character. Any at all.
Watch this movie! It is a master-class in dark comedy........I've seen it several times and I will be happy to watch it again and again every few years........ Selma Hyak is stunning as well.
Desperado is one movie of a trilogy.....Watch them all!
Was it in this movie or the next one where Antonio goes to church to confess that he has killed quite a few men, and Steve doing his priest impression says, "No shit!" lol
It is, later in this movie.
This is definitely the best beginning scene to a movie ever, when I first watched this movie I was immediately hooked just by how good this scene was. It gave me Quentin Tarantino film vibes, and then SPOILER he actually comes in later 😂
"So anyway".😂😂
One of the best opening scenes in a film ever .... :)
The bartender never gets killed😂😂😂
The best movie scene in the history of cinema
The art of telling a good story
Cool movie and incredible soundtrack , I miss the 90’s .
I absolutely love that man . Figuratively of course
"THE CLIENT IS ALWAYS WRONG"
"The bartender never gets killed!" My favorite line.
He is such a great actor!!! Love him!
Underrated actor. One of my favorites
What an amazing narrator he is .. he sure sucked everyone into his story, including me 😂
Pretty slick when he brushes his hair back and then brings that hand cannon from behind his back
@4:42 If you watch at .75 speed you can see the wires of the harness as the stunt men fly around LMFAOOOOOOOOO