I know the channel is a bit inactive right now, but I promise to make more videos next year. I have a lot of videos in my mind. Videos about interesting, forgotten, strong people from films and TV series. I just need to edit them in real life. Thank you for all the subs and likes. Cheers!
why is there only one video in the whole channel and yet all these subscribers? did you buy the channel or something? or did everything get deleted due to copyright?
@@natman2939 I honestly don't know. First few months the video had 500-1000 views. It started growing in the last 3 months. Some subs are my friends, but only 20 people or something like that. I can't earn money anyway, since all the content is copyrighted. I am making videos to improve my editing skills, not for money. I hope to give you people more videos in 2022. Currently I am too busy with paying debts while trying to survive this shit economy.
@@locomotivestudios6561 I needed to see this video. I've watched Gangs of New York so many fucking times, but your edit made it undeniably clear that we all have pieces of The Butcher, and The Priest, deep within ourselves. Pure content. Pure edit. Pure channel.
@@danstalter thank you. Most people don't understand this film. It is not about the story, but the characters. Two honourable enemies with little differences. Who removes their eye and sends it to their arch enemy out of respect these days?
@@yungpo9853 it’s cringe. People fighting with tools in the street in the time of guns? Hilarious and cringe. The dramatic music as everyone over acts the most childishly outrageous take on gang fighting ever?
Daniel-Day Lewis is the greatest actor of all time. He doesn't act, he becomes the character. He's the only person in the world that doesn't give me the feeling that he's a movie character. He looks real and alive.
When I first saw this movie, I only saw it because of Di Caprio and I didn’t know who Day Lewis was. While watching the film I realised Butcher completely outplayed Leo’s character. Leo is very good at it but Daniel is just a completely different breed. The Greatest of this generation IMO.
I'm such an idiot I watched this and "There will be blood" back to back to see what all the DDL fuss was about one lazy weekend years after both movies were released. Holy shit.
Daniel Day gave Decaprio an acting class in this movie. Decaprio is less than spectacular in this movie. His accent always changes, and it proves how less of an actor that he is compared to DDL .DDL is a method actor and is HEAD AND SHOULDERS above Di Crap io. The only reason Di Crapio is seen as "GREAT" by the Oscars, is because he cries in ever goddamn movie he has ever made. DDL is the G.O.A.T.
I’m Korean. I saw this film when I was in a prep high school in Ojai years ago. What I thought at the time was, without knowing who DDL is, that they somehow found this one hell of an patriotic American psycho who literally was born and ready at 45 years old for this role. Years later I found out he was Irish and that’s when I started to watch his other films.. and I was mezmerized especially with In the Name of My Father. I didn’t come in to this whole DDL fan page out of a recommendation. I came here by my observation. The dedication.. I worship it.
He was an amazing actor who would put his whole self into any role he took. Even to his detriment physically or mentally because he wanted to make people feel. Those kind of folks don't happen so often. Thank you for recognizing that good sir. Lots of people have no idea who he is.
It turns out Bill fathered a child through one of his mistresses before he died that he was not aware of. The childs Mother went to Wisconsin to start a new life for them. The child ended up doing pretty well in life. Made a fortune in oil. He was a rough and tumble man too, and there was a rumor that he bludgeoned a minister to death with a bowling pin from the alley that was in his mansion. It never was confirmed. Man, that would make for a great movie too.
@@heavybre Yes but be careful. If you have a milkshake, and he has a straw. Now, his straw can go acroooooooooooooossss the room, and starts to drink your milkshake.
"When he came to finish me, I couldn't look him in the eye. He spared me because he wanted me to live in shame, this was a great man." What a fucking line!
@@caseyrengifo5149 because he respects his ruthlessness… hyphen explains that he cut out his own eye (the one that looked away) and mailed it to him, presumably to garner his respect.
Daniel Day-Lewis got so involved in his characters, he said he felt sadness and emptiness whenever he finished filming a movie. It weighed heavy on him afterwards, which is why he quit acting. Very few, if any actors like him.. he didn't do it for the money, fame or prestige.. he did it for the art, something we dont see anymore.
The portrayal of The Butcher is so strong in character, i just lost of daniel day lewis in it. He became one with the butcher. That is when you know an act deserve an oscar. Too bad he didnt win it though
@@caseyrengifo5149 There is a scene where lewis teaches di caprio where to stab on a pig. Repeating thats a kill, thats a kill, thats a kill while stabbing the pig. A reference to that, thats a wound. Meaning he didnt kill him.
@J b For the most part be is, yeah. Tammany Hall were certainly the real villains of the film, without question. That said, Irish were indeed part of thr US' founding, and on a related side note - all that astroturfed narrative about the Irish not being considered whites that the slippery sophistic 'social construct' types blather on about is overemphasized, misrepresentative garbage to try and de-legitimize any kind of idea of countries/Peoples having a National conception of themselves; a legacy, an integrity, and a justified interest in keeping and defending that. And that's why Bill is more good than bad, for while I would judge his priorities with the Irish Q to be wonky, he hearkens to a sensibility and vitality that Kingdoms, Nations, Empires, tribes or Folkways will be conquered should they lose it.
I believe Daniel Day-Lewis just showed up one day on the set, started talking and no one dared to stop him and the director liked it so much he simply kept him there.
It feels like ages since I've seen this movie. I remember the first time I saw it. How old I was, where, with who. It was just a very different kind of movie. Amazing.
@@guerocoolarrow8382 I have seen "There Will Be Blood" and I agree he deserved the Oscar for that part too. I just thought he was robbed for the part of Bill the Butcher.
"The Priest and me, we lived by the same principles. It was only faith divided us. He gave me this, you know. That was the finest beating I ever took. My face was pulp, my guts was pierced, and my ribs was all mashed up. And when he came to finish me, I couldn’t look him in the eye. He spared me because he wanted me to live in shame. This was a great man... a great man. So I cut out the eye that looked away, sent it to him wrapped in blue paper. I would have cut ’em both out if I could have fought him blind. Then I rose back up again with a full heart and buried him in his own blood… He was the only man I ever killed worth remembering. I never had a son. Civilization is crumbling."
Ty for this. Not only was I entertained by your edits but I felt a parallel between both the movie and my life that I had never before understood even though I had seen this film. This editing work has helped me; ty :)
Wow... Wow... Seriously mate you edited the hell out of this movie. You are talented my friend. You have a real feel for sound and vision and flow. Don't give up, you have serious skills. Much 👍 from 🇮🇪
Such a weird comment. I'm pretty sure Scorsese is very satisfied with how his vision turned out. I get the impression you are mistaking the personality of the character with the one of the actor. They are supposed to feel like that.
@@johannesschmitz6370 Your comment is weird. Is dissension from a director's vision blasphemy now? And no, I don't think they were talking about the actor's "personality". Acting skills are a thing, too.
" I killed the last honorable man 15 years ago ". The only person I ever killed that was worth remembering. That one monologue he does talking to Amsterdam has a few great lines in it.
@@georgearkwright7144 I did. and Brody deserved the award. The film is riveting. DDL deserved the award as well. The academy is robbing Peter to pay Paul I guess. Give them both the award!
Antiheros. If you think about it, Bill Cutting and Priest Vallon are really the only honorable characters in the entire movie straight up and honest. Everyone else is deceptive and sneaky.
You missed the best line of the movie. When he says; "Evil? That wasn't evil. I can show you evil. By the time I'm done with you, you'll be praying for the Devil..."
I love watching this movie, and all the characters. Especially, of course, Bill the Butcher. When Bill says, "The order of things.." he means, him on top and everyone else subservient to his will. True sociopath.
I know the channel is a bit inactive right now, but I promise to make more videos next year. I have a lot of videos in my mind. Videos about interesting, forgotten, strong people from films and TV series. I just need to edit them in real life. Thank you for all the subs and likes. Cheers!
240,801k viewers I think you have something. Really enjoyed the video. Nice music I love "The Leftovers"
why is there only one video in the whole channel and yet all these subscribers? did you buy the channel or something? or did everything get deleted due to copyright?
@@natman2939 I honestly don't know. First few months the video had 500-1000 views. It started growing in the last 3 months. Some subs are my friends, but only 20 people or something like that. I can't earn money anyway, since all the content is copyrighted. I am making videos to improve my editing skills, not for money. I hope to give you people more videos in 2022. Currently I am too busy with paying debts while trying to survive this shit economy.
@@locomotivestudios6561 I needed to see this video. I've watched Gangs of New York so many fucking times, but your edit made it undeniably clear that we all have pieces of The Butcher, and The Priest, deep within ourselves. Pure content. Pure edit. Pure channel.
@@danstalter thank you. Most people don't understand this film. It is not about the story, but the characters. Two honourable enemies with little differences. Who removes their eye and sends it to their arch enemy out of respect these days?
“He spared me because, he wanted me to live in shame. This was a great man.”
"Why don't you burn him & see if his ashes turn green"
It's so fucking good
A great man?
@@jennk1454 ye
Your point
For me, Daniel Day-Lewis' greatest performance. He lived and breathed the Butcher and elevated that movie to something else entirely.
Yeah, Bill the Butcher is one of the greatest characters in cinematic history.
loved this performance but personally, my favorite performance was what the did in There will be blood
There Will Be Blood makes this movie look like a joke. This movie is cringe.
@@StudioMod You trippin.
@@yungpo9853 it’s cringe. People fighting with tools in the street in the time of guns? Hilarious and cringe. The dramatic music as everyone over acts the most childishly outrageous take on gang fighting ever?
The butcher is easily one of the most compelling characters in any movie I've ever seen...
kurgan
Daniel-Day Lewis is the greatest actor of all time. He doesn't act, he becomes the character. He's the only person in the world that doesn't give me the feeling that he's a movie character. He looks real and alive.
When I first saw this movie, I only saw it because of Di Caprio and I didn’t know who Day Lewis was. While watching the film I realised Butcher completely outplayed Leo’s character. Leo is very good at it but Daniel is just a completely different breed. The Greatest of this generation IMO.
This is not decaprios best work. Gilbert Grape was his best. DDL is in a different league here.
I'm such an idiot I watched this and "There will be blood" back to back to see what all the DDL fuss was about one lazy weekend years after both movies were released. Holy shit.
@@mattwarwick8135 Now THAT'S a double feature!
Daniel Day gave Decaprio an acting class in this movie. Decaprio is less than spectacular in this movie. His accent always changes, and it proves how less of an actor that he is compared to DDL .DDL is a method actor and is HEAD AND SHOULDERS above Di Crap io. The only reason Di Crapio is seen as "GREAT" by the Oscars, is because he cries in ever goddamn movie he has ever made.
DDL is the G.O.A.T.
DDL is a force of nature
I’m Korean. I saw this film when I was in a prep high school in Ojai years ago. What I thought at the time was, without knowing who DDL is, that they somehow found this one hell of an patriotic American psycho who literally was born and ready at 45 years old for this role. Years later I found out he was Irish and that’s when I started to watch his other films.. and I was mezmerized especially with In the Name of My Father. I didn’t come in to this whole DDL fan page out of a recommendation. I came here by my observation. The dedication.. I worship it.
I live in ojai its changed a lot. It lost its charm
He was an amazing actor who would put his whole self into any role he took. Even to his detriment physically or mentally because he wanted to make people feel.
Those kind of folks don't happen so often.
Thank you for recognizing that good sir. Lots of people have no idea who he is.
@@leonnaranjo8682 oh rly? Interesting can you tell me in more details? I used to go to Villanova prep
It turns out Bill fathered a child through one of his mistresses before he died that he was not aware of. The childs Mother went to Wisconsin to start a new life for them. The child ended up doing pretty well in life. Made a fortune in oil. He was a rough and tumble man too, and there was a rumor that he bludgeoned a minister to death with a bowling pin from the alley that was in his mansion. It never was confirmed. Man, that would make for a great movie too.
I heard he also ABANDONED HIS BOYYYYY!!!!!
I hear he's quite fond of milkshakes, too
@@heavybre Yes but be careful. If you have a milkshake, and he has a straw. Now, his straw can go acroooooooooooooossss the room, and starts to drink your milkshake.
hey I'm from Wisconsin, too bad I'm not rich though.
He was a bit of a bully.
"When he came to finish me, I couldn't look him in the eye. He spared me because he wanted me to live in shame, this was a great man." What a fucking line!
Why does he call him a great man though?
@@caseyrengifo5149 I’m not sure why.
@@caseyrengifo5149 because he respects his ruthlessness… hyphen explains that he cut out his own eye (the one that looked away) and mailed it to him, presumably to garner his respect.
*he then, not hyphen…
Daniel Day-Lewis... One of the best character portrayers ever.
Method acting
for real dude, i have never seen anything come close to what he does, no other actor provokes such emotion in me
My guy dropped the best bill the butcher edit and dipped.
My all time favorite acting performance. My Mt Everest of acting, if you will.
One of the best films ever made and extremely underrated.
I really agree on the underrated part.I enjoyed the remix and I hadn't even heard of the movie
You and me both.
Daniel Day-Lewis got so involved in his characters, he said he felt sadness and emptiness whenever he finished filming a movie. It weighed heavy on him afterwards, which is why he quit acting. Very few, if any actors like him.. he didn't do it for the money, fame or prestige.. he did it for the art, something we dont see anymore.
The portrayal of The Butcher is so strong in character, i just lost of daniel day lewis in it. He became one with the butcher. That is when you know an act deserve an oscar. Too bad he didnt win it though
FACTS!
I never rooted so hard for a villain in a movie in all my life.
"That's a wound."
Favorite line. Period.
Howcome?
@@caseyrengifo5149 There is a scene where lewis teaches di caprio where to stab on a pig. Repeating thats a kill, thats a kill, thats a kill while stabbing the pig. A reference to that, thats a wound. Meaning he didnt kill him.
@@mehmetberke5121 bingo
“The spectacle of fearsome acts.”
I live by these words every time I walk onto the streets
@@Blueon123 He said fearsome acts, not circus acts.
@@susieq360 lolol
I just call it method to mechanic.
"Then may the Christian Lord guide my hand against your Roman popery."
Goosebumps line right there. One of my favorite scenes of all time.
@J B lmao facts ...based butcher
“Then may the first lesbian anglican priestess guid my hand....”*
@J b
For the most part be is, yeah.
Tammany Hall were certainly the real villains of the film, without question.
That said, Irish were indeed part of thr US' founding, and on a related side note - all that astroturfed narrative about the Irish not being considered whites that the slippery sophistic 'social construct' types blather on about is overemphasized, misrepresentative garbage to try and de-legitimize any kind of idea of countries/Peoples having a National conception of themselves; a legacy, an integrity, and a justified interest in keeping and defending that.
And that's why Bill is more good than bad, for while I would judge his priorities with the Irish Q to be wonky, he hearkens to a sensibility and vitality that Kingdoms, Nations, Empires, tribes or Folkways will be conquered should they lose it.
@@corneliuscapitalinus845 the fuck are you talking about
@@lovernatz hahahahahahahahahauyaya fuk goin on ?!?!?!? bitsssss hahahahah hes a philosophserrrrrrrr
this character is some of the best acting in film history. and really the whole movie
Greatest character in cinema history. Daniel is an absolute powerhouse to bring this character to life the way he did 👏👏👏
Then he just retired and became a shoe maker. Legend.
One of the best characters and portrayal of all time. DDL is unbelievable.
I believe Daniel Day-Lewis just showed up one day on the set, started talking and no one dared to stop him and the director liked it so much he simply kept him there.
with real knives and cleavers.
One of the most powerful movies of our time. One of the greatest performances ever.
You know how I know you are a child with just a score of films to reference?
What a fucking masterpiece. You only see it once or twice a decade but this was perfection.
“… and I rose back up again with a full heart and buried him in his own blood”
There Will Be Blood
Still to this day one of the greatest movies ever made
DDL is the GOAT Actor.
vs Jaoquin
Vs Gary Oldman
why GOAT? why not BOAT?
The only other comparison that you could make is Marlon Brando. Daniel Day Lewis is the best actor film had ever seen.
yep, and it’s not even close. the man just transforms into the characters he’s portraying. it’s really incredible.
he was in character all the time.. even in the breaks, not shooting at all. pure dedication. what a great actor..
That must of been one scary set lol
Apparently he was running around Rome (where the film was made) in costume and character starting fights with people in the street.
Great compilation to capture the tone of the film. Damn, I gotta watch this movie again.
Daniel Day at his finest. Damn good work 0f art. Scorssee is a God of directors.
It feels like ages since I've seen this movie. I remember the first time I saw it. How old I was, where, with who. It was just a very different kind of movie. Amazing.
DDL is the main reason I love this movie. He’s a treat to watch the whole way through.
One. Of his greatest films. And everyone who was involved . Excellent.
This is the greatest reprisal/tribute to the Greatest Movie & its most powerful character of all time!
Thank you mate! I tried to show Bill as much as I can without including too many scenes. It was hard to match it with the music.
@@locomotivestudios6561 you did justice here for sure
@@locomotivestudios6561 great job! btw, what is this music?
This was DDL's best film, hands down. He should have received the Oscar for this.
Great movie no doubt but have you seen there will be blood? To me he was even more spectacular in that one.
Best?
@@guerocoolarrow8382 I have seen "There Will Be Blood" and I agree he deserved the Oscar for that part too. I just thought he was robbed for the part of Bill the Butcher.
Pretty damn good in the last of the Mohicans too.
I guess we can all agree that he's a bad mama jama when it comes to acting lol
One of my favorite films. Love Daniel Day Lewis. There will be blood is another great film as well as in the name of the father.
"The Priest and me, we lived by the same principles. It was only faith divided us. He gave me this, you know. That was the finest beating I ever took.
My face was pulp, my guts was pierced, and my ribs was all mashed up. And when he came to finish me, I couldn’t look him in the eye. He spared me because he wanted me to live in shame. This was a great man... a great man. So I cut out the eye that looked away, sent it to him wrapped in blue paper. I would have cut ’em both out if I could have fought him blind. Then I rose back up again with a full heart and buried him in his own blood… He was the only man I ever killed worth remembering. I never had a son. Civilization is crumbling."
Bill the Butcher was actually the good guy in this movie.
Based
This is the best Bill the Butcher edit I have seen.
Well Done Sir! Awesome tribute to DDL's finest character. Thank you for producing this.
The greatest actor thats ever been filmed.
It was only Faith divided us.. A statement that rings through the time of man.
conclusion: Faith is not a virtue ...
@@whynottalklikeapirat never said it was buddy.
@@isaacurban6850 Never implied you did buddy
"That's what preserves the order of things. Fear."
He's right, from a Hobbesian perspective
Or, more precisely, "the illusion of powerlessness"
He's the character you hate and love at the same time
Ty for this. Not only was I entertained by your edits but I felt a parallel between both the movie and my life that I had never before understood even though I had seen this film. This editing work has helped me; ty :)
Thank you for the compliments. I am glad it helped and entertained you.
This is brilliantly put together - well done @locomotive studios
I am still here brothers. One day the channel will return. Right now I am going through a lot of shit. Stay strong like the butcher.
This is sick. Great work! Love the collection
Man this movie was hard AF!!!
This was so good. Perfect.
Echoing what others have said. Daniel Day Lewis is nigh untouchable with this performance. Brilliant acting.
Wow... Wow... Seriously mate you edited the hell out of this movie. You are talented my friend. You have a real feel for sound and vision and flow. Don't give up, you have serious skills. Much 👍 from 🇮🇪
Day lewis, what a fucking actor, this movie was incredible, he outshines di caprio, almost impossible
My favorite character in cinematic history... and possibly the best.
Well put tovether- caught my favorite theatre scene i. There
I wish this movie was DDL acting against prime Liam Neeson for 3 hours. DiCaprio just didn't have the standing power against Daniel Day-Lewis
Such a weird comment. I'm pretty sure Scorsese is very satisfied with how his vision turned out. I get the impression you are mistaking the personality of the character with the one of the actor. They are supposed to feel like that.
@@johannesschmitz6370 Seems farfetched right?
@@johannesschmitz6370 Good for Scorsese. What, are people not allowed to have opinions that differ from the directors?
@@johannesschmitz6370 Your comment is weird. Is dissension from a director's vision blasphemy now? And no, I don't think they were talking about the actor's "personality". Acting skills are a thing, too.
I agree. Leonardo wasn't the best choice for that role. Diaz was trash too in this. Both were not believable
" I killed the last honorable man 15 years ago ". The only person I ever killed that was worth remembering. That one monologue he does talking to Amsterdam has a few great lines in it.
Daniel Day-Lewis actually had his eye removed and replaced with a glass one just for this movie.
Actually he had a fake prosthetic put over his actual eye so he could tap his eye with a knife without blinking. Still pretty extreme though.
Greatest film character...ever? Maybe? Is it in the conversation?
Lol
He cut it out himself. I know for certain, I'm the one who did it.
No, he didn't...lol
One of the best film antagonists of all time.
The butcher admires the priest , deep in his heart , he wants to be like him .
Excellent acting and movie. Remember watching it shortly after it came out. Thank you for this video.
You couldn't love or hate bill. This one of my top fives. When you mix dicaprio with Lewis you get this.
what a fantastic video. 10/10
Thanks for sharing. I'm your three hundred and thirty second subscriber.
Thank you for the sub. I am glad you enjoyed the video.
@@locomotivestudios6561 you're welcome
Bill the butcher would be a great president today 😅
Love this Movie have watched it over 10 times already one of the best ones ever
Great DDL!!!
Man, how great.
Thanks :)
Amazing job!!!!
Beautifully done sir.
Well played.
amazing work . I love this.
For those who do not know this actor, his name is SIR Daniel Day-Lewis
I love the warrior spirit of this guy.
I like that he sounds like Bernie Sanders
Absolutely in top 10 movies.. brilliant acting and brutal.
This was considered the “villain” in a movie 20 years ago. Imagine that.
He cut his own eyeball out.. That’s one of the most painful thing’s I can imagine
The name of the song you used fits so well, damn.
Well that was uplifting!
Well done on the video work. Hope you get what you’re looking for.
Beautiful
fucking unreal bro absolutely insane thank uso much for this, 9.5/10
Spoiler alert!!! One of the best damn movies ever. I'm going to watch it again right now.
One of the few cinematic villains that isn't just cool and iconic, but respectable, even given his beliefs.
Can't believe he can do this after watching him in "The Age of Innocence".
Extraordinary 🙌🙌🙌. 😲😲
good job mann 👍🏼👍🏼
One of the best performances on screen this movie should be called Bill just amazing 👏
That was beautiful
The man is that talented he could win an Oscar using only one foot..
His left!
God, this movie was amazing.
He lost his 4th Oscar that year to Adrien Brody (The Pianist) in wich I bealive was a robbery by the academy.
Agreed. They need to carve DDL's face into the Oscar trophy.
Did u see the pianist tho...
@@georgearkwright7144 I did. and Brody deserved the award. The film is riveting. DDL deserved the award as well. The academy is robbing Peter to pay Paul I guess. Give them both the award!
@@georgearkwright7144 offcourse mate. Great movie, but i dont think that Adrien was better than Daniel.
Both great performances
One of the best villans
Antiheros. If you think about it, Bill Cutting and Priest Vallon are really the only honorable characters in the entire movie straight up and honest. Everyone else is deceptive and sneaky.
He never killed a main character face to face. He either attacked from behind or threw another in front.
You missed the best line of the movie. When he says;
"Evil? That wasn't evil.
I can show you evil.
By the time I'm done with you, you'll be praying for the Devil..."
great fucking edit dude. this was legit.
Bill the Butcher is here to remind us before feminism what men once were. Pure unadulterated Masculinity is a beautiful thing indeed.
Most of those men were 🌈 back then. So I don’t get what you mean here
@@Wh4L205 l like how you just made that up, believed it, and felt the need to post it.
That was really good
Daniel Days Lewis's best performance...
What a great movie.
That was such a good flick
I love watching this movie, and all the characters. Especially, of course, Bill the Butcher. When Bill says, "The order of things.." he means, him on top and everyone else subservient to his will. True sociopath.
Very good.