King Of New York (1990) - "“What’s in the cup?" HD 1080
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- King Of New York (1990)
Christopher Walken,Larry Fishburne,Steve Buscemi,Giancarlo Esposito,Leonard L. Thomas,
Theresa Randle,Gary Landon Mills
Directed by Abel Ferrara
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I was not expecting them to act all goofy and then hug each other.
yeah, especially as they just murdered a bunch of people and seemed to be having a stand off with him lol
Friday night when all the homies get together after work 😂
@@jordanmoore5185on mommy lmao
It's NY 😂😂
Nobody could have executed this role like Christopher Walken. NOBODY!!
Movie is gold.
He’s a legend
Agreed
Excellent job and great casting in this movie.
Travolta just kidding 😂😂😂😂
This is a great, under appreciated movie with a lot of up and coming talent. Hard hitting and fast paced.
I 10000% agree. It is a slept on movie for sure!
Under appreciated for a reason. What a steaming pile of terrible overacting this movie is. Highly overrated.
Very idiosyncratic for a crime thriller. The violence is particularly intense and lurid, and the line between the cops and the criminals is practically non-existent. I watch it every once in a while for the period detail and Walken’s quintessential performance here.
@@stoogefest16 r/iamverysmart
@@bretharley7480 I guess here on YT some people expect all comments to be monosyllabic. I’ll dumb it down for you next time. We all move at different paces.
i remember watching this with my boys back in the 90's... a blunt and a bottle of e&j... damn those moments.
EnJ Nice
The 90s were great.
Them moments with youre brother and brothers you never forget
Think of all the talent in this scene: Christopher Walken, Laurence Fishburne, Steve Buscemi and Giancarlo Esposito.
It's hard to believe that I've seen this movie a bunch of times, it's been out for over 30 years and I JUST NOW found out that Gus Fring was in it.
He was also in jail with Eddie Murphy in Trading Places. Got killed by the machines in Maxium Overdrive. Was one of the assassins in Malcolm X. He was the FBI agent interviewing the burned Hungarian in The Usual Suspects. And he was Ali’s dad in Ali. He’s been in some legendary movies.
I had the same reaction
@@caseyquinn9282 dude, thanks for the list! That's amazing, I never knew how deep it went
Oh snap, that's who it was 👏🏽
It's amazing how far an actor can go, from a minor role, and then to Gustavo Fring trying to ride some guy in a bar homo style haha amazing development as an actor.
That high pitched "I heard that!", tho
Christopher Walken was always a brotha 🤘✌🏾
Yeah he my "White Nigga"
Straight up OG
He's in the same class with Michael Rapport and Barbara Streisand. U can come to the BBQ and the reception
He is defiantly co-hosting the BBQ and not just invited
@@shotymeisupandcummin nah Micheal rappaport can't come nowhere..he's a racist
I love how a potential Frank/Jimmy conflict was teased & then later resolved when the cops stormed the gang's hideout, leading to Frank fleeing, but not leaving Jimmy behind as he so easily could have.
Teased on what part?
@@Jay_Rell when he asked him here why he never visited him in jail
@@sonicextremities9570 of course
@@sonicextremities9570 jump looked highly offended when he asked him that too 🤣
@@Jay_Rell 🤣🤣
giancarlo esposito is a under appreciated legend he deserves his flowers
Also good in the movie “Fresh”, if you haven’t already seen it. An underground classic. Samuel Jackson also has a small role in it.
@@oxtailsoup6493 oh yes seen fresh plenty of times "my little money man" or Chuckie I got them stupid moves 😆
@@oxtailsoup6493 he was also great in "do the right thing"
@@krlm2280 “you pizza eating, spaghetti slurping…”
Also, to this day every once in a while either me or my best friend will tell each other, “yo I bust a stupid dope move!” And then the other will reply “go to the kitchen and get yourself a juice”
@@oxtailsoup6493 😆 "go to the kitchen and get some juice"
Lawrence's line meant something to me. My brother was incarcerated. It was hard to see how locked up.
You should have visited him. It mattered to him.
Crazy thing it's alwAyz the hood answer
@@jaythomas3224 Wrong hood-ass answer on some macho BS.
Moral support saves people in prison from suicide.
Yea but it’s harder not seeing them, gotta show love to those inside
That line was meant as an excuse. Whenever people say that, all it means was that they couldn’t be bothered to make the effort to visit you.
when i saw this movie in the '90s I liked it but I didn't realize how good it was, now I love it. And the supporting cast is one the most successful ever. There are the future Morpheus, Gus Frink, Horatio, Blade and Donny. Amazing.
I agree, its the same way I felt about Blood in Blood out, Platoon, Pupl Fiction.
I think I saw Barack Obama and Tyler the Creator in this scene as well.
Shaddam IV of House Corrino, Galactic Emperor.
@@drixg555I just watched that movie last night.😂
@@freddougfreddoug4766 boy you hell 😂
@ 1:25 When me and friends that haven’t seen each other for over 20 years finally meet and go out into the town together.
Iconic scene. Staggering layers in nearly every frame. Pity Abel Ferrara never recaptured the brilliance of this movie ever again.
You haven't seen too many Abel Ferrara movies . Have you even watched 'Welcome to New York'
@@MazBringsby I loved that. It should have won Oscars. The Addiction is good too.
Abel Ferrara is waaaaaayyyy too underrated. He’s like a 90s lo-fi version of the Safdie Brothers
bad lieutenant is just as good, if not better
@@Beueifneidb34one of the best, if not the career performance of Harvey Keitel
3:13 I laugh every time lmaoooo
I also love “ahh. Ahh! You know how I love money”
-lmaoooo-
My fave part lmao I still say it till this day
I heard that 😅
I heard that 🤣😂😅😂🤣
The subtle disdain and truth behind Frank asking "how come you never came to see me?" "of course"
I am watching the film now, great scenes through out.
@@jaywalkercrew4446 enjoy my friend. Such a good movie. Id even go as far as saying its underrated!!#
@@SpinningbacKFisT walken and fishbourne are epic
that looks pookie/ Cris rock in the train scene, where they attempt to rob walken.
@@SpinningbacKFisT true romance another underated movie with walkens
Just finished this 5 minutes ago. Great movie 🎥 👍.
Frank White is definitely one of the hardest gangsters to ever be put on film. I'd be terrified if I had to go up against him.
Even though he acts chill throughout the movie you know he’s thinking of some real horrible shit
@@PHILDEBEAST Walken played all his parts as walken... he never adopted a character persona....
That's anybody in this world
Frank is a hands on boss…puts in his own work…individuals like him are the worst kind of enemies. It’s almost like they already have it all and they kill for sport….
Bobby schmurda being released brought me here lol
Same, such a classic I’m happy he brought more attention to it. Lol
@@VinnyVincenzoYo absolutely lol
how did he bring attention to this? genuinely curious
My friend is a CO at Rikers. He said Bobby was so shook when they locked him up he refused to come out his cell when it cracked.
@@SlimeDisease50 posted this scene on his IG page when he got released.
This movie I feel is very underrated
I agree
it's too brutal
Before we had ‘What’s in the box’ we had ‘What’s in the cup’
One of the coolest scenes👑
One of the best movies i have ever seen! This movies has easily one of the best casts.
Walkens character is absolutely terrifying.
and still somehow hot lol
A true artist in his prime. Lawrence is great here too.
Just love the inter-ethnic ease of this film. Ahead of its time.
Truly
Funny, Roger Ebert questioned why so many Black men would be so loyal to a guy literally called White.
That's why Frank was the king. He looked for the heart in his soldiers, not the skin tone...
Ethnics where not a social issue on a large scale among the normal people.
It where the cops and politics that made it a big issue.
Divide and conquer (Avoid PPL to unite, is how powerful stay in power and control the masses)
This Scene Is Raw. My Boy Jimmy Was Styling In This Scene
This is before New Jack City Jimmy jump and Nino Brown
That's the same thing I said.
Yep one year later 1991 & funny thing is Wesley Snipes is in both movies
Classic film, I remember watching as a youngster back in the day! These old films always have young and upcoming actors that became famous years later!
1 of the coldest scenes ever in a flick, the way they walked in was super Funky 🤘🏿🤘🏿
Classic line from Jimmy to Frank
He meant that shit too 💯
I know that feeling
Damn...thats Steve Buscemi
Good eyes! I can't believe I never noticed that! 😬 Not long ago I just found out that the guy who played as the foster dad in Terminator 2 was Gregory in the Walking Dead! I hate when I know people today and never knew it was them younger in a old movie I saw when I was a kid!
@@james4592225 dang I had no idea that was him in walking dead haha
@@james4592225Wow this one I didn't know. I'm mad at myself to have missed that 😅
I couldn't believe that was Steve Buscemi in Air Heads..lol
Walken, Fishburne, Esposito and Buscemi all in the same scene. 4 acting legends.
Shit got a little too real when he asked Jim why he never visited him in prison, tho.
nah, i think he was just hurt
What a classic man
My favorite scene
2:02 - 2:13 Prodigy sampled that at the beginning of his track called “ Give em hell “ produced by ALC 🔥🔥 R.I.P. Bandana P ✊🏾
i saw this when i was 14.... i swear,, apart from walken, argo, snipes, & caruso, i thought they cast real gangsters, fishburne especially....i had never seen him before!!! my only gripe about this film is it's too short, this easily could've been a 150min epic.
Frank: Bop Bop Bop
Everyone else: woooooooh
This is the realest welcome back ever
Super tense moment when Frank asks why didn't Jimmy visit him in jail.
am I the only one who didnt see that as a tense moment, but more feelings hurt?
@@jamiehartley4218Nope I am with you I think truly Jimmy & all of franks men had the upmost respect for him. They truly didn’t want to see him in any position that wasn’t of power.
This was a solid performance by Christopher Walken. It's up there with "The Deer Hunter" which he won an Academy Award. Another great role for him was in a movie called "At Close Range" with Sean Penn. Madonna did the soundtrack which included the song "Live To Tell". A pair of brilliant performances by Chris and Sean.
Christopher Walken you sir are a National Treasure
I’ve seen this movie multiple times and I have seen nothing short of loyalty from all the Frank men I really think they never went to see him in a down and out position and I can understand that.
3:23 Especially if your British, this is an ace line by Larry Fishburne 🤣🤣
Nothing better than a brass who takes pride in her work.
Know one lady who charges a score, takes her sweet time & will have you flapping about like a fish.
The guy on the left already had a smile on his face seeing Frank during the state down
This film was unlike any other gangster film I’ve ever seen. It was defiantly
Ahead of its time
When Morpheus was young and irresponsible
And in between, he moved to LA and became a responsible single dad in Boyz N. The Hood.
@@ZetaReticuli_ 😭😭😭 I’m dead
2:51 is my favorite line of the movie. My mom and pop said it all the time when it first came out
The sound i would make when the money hit my bank account 💰 2:48 - 2:52 😂🤣
3:12 Laurence Fishburne sounded like Ice T here lol
Magnificent actor
Awesome movie
His voice ... Cold
That last part with the gloves was fantastic improvising
I would like to see more film similar like this in the future.
I love this part the movie 🔥🔥🔥
Walken man!
That question will always hit someone in the chest when asked. The " I couldn't see you in a cage" line is just another way of say you didn't want to!!!!
Thumbnail straight lured us in with Morpheus, Gustavo Fring and Obama
This movie is superb! Didn't get the awards it should have!
3:06 WORD!!!!
Gus Fring origin story
1:25-2:00 when you tell the homies who you just smashed 💀😭
This movie is an all time great no doubt
Some Things I Don't Do....... Christopher Walken King Of New York
😂
@@mazzix_ Bop Bop Bop Whoooooooo
2:48 lol
I love Walken so much
Walken has some nice dance moves
he was a dancer before taking up acting.....
Christopher Walken phenomenal fucking brilliant!!!!!
Did they fill in Fishburne's gap with that gold tooth?
1:15. Theresa Randle is fine.
Even Barrack Obama was in the movie next to Larry Fishburne 😂😂😂
BOP BOP BOP
O yeah Jim Jim jump 🔥💭
My INCREADABLE REALISTIC 20inch STEREO CRT came out in 1990
Its alot of great actors in this joint my pops showed me this movie i always watch it too
The first time I've seen Giancarlo Esposito and Leonard L. Thomas in a movie not directed by Spike Lee
laurence reenactment of a hood dude is crazy
THÉ WHOLE ACTING IS FUKIN GOOD
WELCOME ! 🎉🎉🎉
Emilio Zapa sends his regards
Ah, ah
Yeah
You know how I love money
Well, help yourself
What a babe Teresa Randel was
Frank white was a real gangster and he had real goons that don’t play around 😂
Best movie ever
3:34 you can feel the sadness and loneliness in Frank must’ve felt all those years.
This movie got me into root beer lol
I watch it often. Feel good scene. His mans is home...
Believe It or not but this movie was based on a true story. What a wonderful castings with nothing but future stars In the making.
Who the real Frank white?
Chris Walken = The scariest man alive
Jim said the right thing... Frank was ready to give him that smoke
Hardest scene bro I loved this movie
great movie
Serious ham. Love it.
Who knew Morph was so fond of Slayin fellas, n locating knob polisha’z
This was when he was blue pilled
Christopher Walkin is our dude!!!!!
“How come you never come to see me?”
“… who wanna see you in a cage, man?”
Goddamn… now that’s an answer.
That's a played out "hood" answer
The best answer to give! 😄
But the actions of the crew make it truthful since they didn’t forget him in jail or do the easy route and completely take over the business. They handled his enemies and had what looked a a few million in the suitcase and gifts they took from his dead enemies so it was definitely believable they had so much love for Frank to actually not want to see him locked up.
Bop, bop, bop
If the Black and White cookie was a group of humans...
Oreos hell yeah at least this movie had both black and white people working together on both sides of the law that's never the case in alot of movies especially gangster ones.
I came here after listening to TuPac...Tupac's Hit em up he says "Frank White needs 2 get spanked Right for settin' traps, little accident murderer and I ain't neva heard of ya".
I did this scene with my peoples when I got outta prison🤣🤣🤣
1:26 Bop bop bop