Lean On Me (Movie) - Benson is the H.N.I.C.
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- Dr. Napier shows Principal Joe Clark who's really "in charge".
From the inspirational high school classic that started it all, Lean On Me, starring Morgan Freeman, Robert Guillaume, Beverly Todd, Michael Beach, and Ethan Phillips. - Krátké a kreslené filmy
*This is the most realistic adult argument ive seen lol*
Yes:-)!
Night Rider amen.
Night Rider Yes! So realistic-well done. We don’t have black actors like this anymore. Such a shame.....
It’s as real as it gets between brothers.
Facts
When you gotta set your boy straight but he still your boy.
You need to be in prison.
That quote! Is some ill facts right there bro✊🏾
Frfr...
Definifion to the T
He knew that was just business that's all
Only men can argue like that and still be cool.
good perspective
💯 Nothing but the truth
Yep that's the thing about dudes, they have it out, then it's over. If this were two women it would be nothing but sweet as pie to eachother with a secret plan to destroy the other one no matter how long it takes.
Beautiful
FACTS!!! True friends that are men. So rare these days!!!
Real friendship right here. Friendship is not always fun and laughs, it’s holding each other accountable and being 100 percent real with one another regardless of the delivery, and at the end of the day we can still break bread. Amazing scene.
REAL TALK!!!
@@SPtheGREAT Man I had to let go of friends who didn’t understand this and were too prideful and egotistical to take advice or criticism. Friendship is an exchange of value. A lot of people don’t realize that.
Well said.. straight facts
Word up
All great analysis of a true friendship...
This is real friendship!
1.Argue
2.Talk about how long you've been friends
3.One gets told the truth by the other
4. The other offers to have lunch
5. They both walk out together to argue another time and still be friends
Dmanpoke 88 One small thought about point #3.
Though in the beginning, people were concerned about how Clark was going about things, at the end, he more than delivered on the results. The improved test scores were simply the icing on the cake.
A well made point!
Brent Foster Agreed
I totally agree!!! A true real friendship!!!!
Exactly!! We all need at least one friend to remind us we not all that and then still feed us lol
"Come on, let's get something to eat" had me on the floor, CRYING! That was TOO funny. Two great actors at the top of their game.
It's funny because it's real, that's what my people do after an argument.
I know right haha
+mgeek1 "You really think you bad, don't you?" that part got me too! lol
Awesome
he had to say something...you can't just let the shit go, because then he knows that he got you...
This is the way black men should handle arguments.💯
This was the era when men didn't let they emotion take control all the time he new he's freind ment well
So true!
Naw, he should’ve blasted dat fool. All jokes aside, that was men expressing their view whilst not forcing the issue. One can only imagine the many exchanges Joe Clark has with both colleagues and those many folks that had a major disconnect with the students of that school. Morgan Freeman did an excellent job with this film. Joe Clark did an incredible job in life.
Yep. RIP Robert Gillaume and The Real Life Joe Clark.
Do you know any black people
_"They're not teaching anything down there anyway!"_
30 years later... nothing's changed.
Yes it has. Instead of ineptness and lack of caring, now they're filling their heads with nonsense and dumbing them down on PURPOSE.
That's because the Unions have won, they own public ed and leaders like Joe Lewis Clark have left the profession long ago.
@@calicojack3628 left no they where forced out
Facts right there!
Teachers Unions and parents not giving a damn
“Brother I will go thru the fire with you...”
Love that line
True friendship.
"come on, let's get something to eat."
@tee that line is the coldest!
"I'D CHOP UH NIGGUH BLOCK WIT CHU"
@@jayelle2122 "let hit uh popeye bruh"
"If you're so hot on discipline then Goddamnit start by accepting mine!" That's the best line in this scene
Absolutely and the punch to the briefcase for emphasis, OUTSTANDING
This scene is the best part of this scene. Master acting took place here.
Preach
*accepting (not "excepting")
@@cacatr4495 my mistake...corrected
RIP Joe Louis Clark, the real-life principal of Eastside High School. He died on December 29, 2020 at age 82, exactly one week ago today.
May he RIP
Sad to hear.
"Mrs. Elliot's missionary zeal about Mozart has nothing to with our problem! NOTHING!! What good is Mozart gonna do a bunch children who can't go out and get a job?!?!?!?"
One of the realest scenes of the whole movie! 💖👑
I don't know. Maybe they'll learn how to write a school song that some lunatic principal will force students to learn under penalty of suspension.
@@A_Muzik Organizational pride is a real thing, same reason you were asked to stand for the pledge of allegiance
@@Yelutheleader High school pride is a real thing. I don't have it. Besides. Learning the school song is insignificant compared to making sure that least 70% of your students can pass a minimum basic skills test. I knew my high school alma mater freshman year, but I have 0 pride in high school. Whereas I know people who are proud of their high school, but never bothered to learn the alma mater.
great scene. not only does it have a comedic relief element after the arguably immoral move to fire the music teacher, but it establishes the type of background these two had.
@Court's In Session Exactly, but you can't tell that simp dude who was arguing with him nothing.
You know you're best friends when your best friend curses you out then says "C'MON LET'S GET SOMETHING TO EAT"
bros are bros
no mater how much they shout
they are always be be bros
Right!
You can probably also say the same about family. You may argue and fight but at the end of the day, you can still sit down with them and have a good meal.
Agreed I've gotten into it many of times with my best friend and by the end of very bad heated argument, we're discussing what are we gonna do on Friday and Saturday night
hcaballero57 arguements between my best friend and I would have gotten a lot more heated and a lot more bloody. But at the end of the day, we'd act much like these two all said and done.
RIP to the original HNIC.
A huge loss to the acting world 🤔
😥😥😥
@Amir Hanton now bill withers!
The original Hockey Night In Canada?
Robert Guillame.
"A process that's turning Blacks into a permanent underclass" a brutally true line
AND THATS THE SAME THING DR CLAUD ANDERSON HAS BEEN CHAMPIONING FOR HALF A CENTURY
It's very true. Nobody wants to highlight that grand issue, yet it's still prevalent 2 this very day. What a shame.
Very true statement!!!!
Unfortunately 25+years later and it’s still going on.
This is a democrat paradise statement. Just look at every black city in America.
1:39 what I like about that part is when he said "HE IS A GOOD STRONG YOUNG BLACK TEACHER" Mr. Clark was immediately remorseful. And when he said to reinstate him Mr. Clark immediately agreed because he realized he was wrong which is why he walked away
You're right, he really had no good reason to suspend him!
*R.I.P. Robert Guillaume*
Elliott Spence Damn. Damn
DAMN!!
🌹
💐
R.I.P. Benson 😥😥😥
@Charmaine Brown 😂😂😂 you really think you're bad don't you lol
I've seen this clip about 30 times. Acting doesn't get better than this.
blmartin500 YES!!
blmartin500 I agree completely.
No it does not.
Facts. Both are brilliant.
Exactly.
R.I.P. Robert Guillaume and this was an OSCAR® worthy performance. God I love this movie.
Facts
This is how real men settle disputes. No fisticuffs, no insults, but passionate argument with no hard feelings at the end.
Morgan Freeman deserves all the praise he's ever gotten for this movie, but you never hear Robert Guillaume's performance talked about. Very underrated because he's brilliant in this scene!
Yes. Robert Guillaume makes this scene and without Morgan AND Robert, this wouldn't have happened.
I totally agree they both deserved oscar nods for this. Especially Beverly Todd who also was remarkable too in her role.
Yes, Beverly Todd was great, but the producers, and directors did not feature her enough to warrant the academy award. It only qualifies for Best Actor/Actress and supporting.
Xilo Channel You're 100% correct on that. It's thanks to both of them that this scene is so good. I need to sit down and watch the whole movie again very soon.
I think what impresses me so much about this scene is that we're used to seeing Robert Guillaume playing such affable characters, and not so much the gung ho authoritative types, and he showed in this movie just what a diverse actor he is.
This movie should have won an Oscar for this part alone!
mcbrideart in 89?
Yea...why not? The Oscars are racially biased.
mcbrideart lol
Scene too big for Oscar. Flew wayyyy over their heads.
"Driving Miss Daisy" won, but "Do The Right Thing" was the best film of 1989 and wasn't even nominated. I love "Lean On Me", but DTRT is far superior and perfect and has stood the test of time.
Who’s here to find out that Joe Clark passed away. May you Rest In Peace man. 🙏🏼👼🏼
I agree.
When
@@jltaco85 a few days ago.
So sad!!!
RIP Joe Clark. 🙏
This scene has ALL of the nuances of a real argument/ fight. When it's this well done you forget you're watching actors!😮👏
"Come on. Let's get something to eat." Loved that. When friends fight, this is how it's supposed to end.
Real adulting! Lol love this!
Warren Wintrode Absolutely!! Love it!!
Joe is lucky to have a good friend like frank
He's definitely the HNIC lol
"C'mon let's get somethin to eat."
"You really think you bad don't cha?"
Arguably one of the best scenes in this classic film. That is what a REAL FRIENDSHIP looks like despite the argument we can still go out
Arguably the best scene in movie history. This was top tier acting.
I love it when Dr Napier yelled,"END OF DISCUSSION! Debate is over, YOU will write a formal apology!"
"I will WHAT?!?!?"
"A FORMAL APOLOGY"!
“For your treatment of Mrs. Elliot and Darnell, and for your vicious and THOUGHTLESS insult to the women of this community! You will cowtow, you will step & fetch.”
😂😂😂😂😂❤🎉
Cowtow or kowtow sounded like a Chinese dish
This is the BEST argument on screen.
I agree
"We are being crucified by a process that is turning blacks in to a permanent underclass Frank! A permanent underclass!! No! No! See, nobody wants to talk about that. Nobody!"
- Mr. Clark had an excellent point. This movie is still relevant. Even moreso now.
It's not "more" relevant now. Things are MUCH better now than they were then.
periechontology Except for a few good charter schools here and there, public schools in poor neighborhoods really haven't changed all that much from the 60s, 70s and the late 80s when this movie came out 25 years ago. What Clark said was spot on, because back then, America was about 2/3 finished with making the transition from an industrial based economy to an information based economy. During that transition, well over a million jobs were lost, and nothing has replaced them. And keep in mind, this transition has been going on for about 50 years now.
So between the job losses and barely any real improvements in public education, there is a growing permanent underclass. You may want to check out a book called The End of Work, by Jeremy Rifkin, where in it he talks about this very topic. And one of the chapters deal specifically with a large number of blacks becoming a permament underclass due to the situation that I'd mentioned earlier. That book came out back in 1995.
As much as I hate to admit it, Rifkin was correct. There are several US cities that have been devastated by those changes. Most of them have significant black populations, and they once had a strong manufacturing economic base. Detroit and Flint Michigan as well as Gary Indiana are examples.
High school graduation rates for Blacks have increased by 30% just in the last 10 years. Between just 2000 and 2010, there were 48% more Blacks graduated from college with at least a Bachelors degree. It's indisputable that inner city communities themselves are a heck of a lot less violent and have a higher standard of living than they did in the 1980's.
periechontology
You can't possibly be serious, can you??? Take a look at any set of statistics, whether it be for the penal system, public school, or employment and you tell exactly HOW this is no longer relevant.
just look in Atlanta , teachers have been cheating blacks scores for 20 plus years. all those black colleges pump out racist mongers that end up jobless and always protesting dumb shit.
The level of respect they have for each other is immense
I was a white boy who had the privilege of being a student at Joe Clark's School and I can tell you first hand that it was the best 7 months of my young adult life! Every young man a role model to emulate!
OMG HOW LUCKY ARE YOU IM JEALOUS
Kid Ray? Is that you?
Where you the only white person there?
@@leovasquez5501😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Chris-zh5omGood luck with that attitude.
“Nugga will u keep quiet!” 😂😂 did anybody hear that?😳
I did, and I was chuckling throughout this entire video.
my cousin and I like that line and when we were little, he said it to my uncle (his dad) as a joke and got a whopping for it.
SMH
I did, for literally the first time ever lmao
😅🤣🤣🤣💯
One of the best lines! 🤣
Master piece of acting here. They put on an acting clinic.
Yes indeed! This is low-key one of the most underrated scenes EVER!
You really think you bad don't you
+RattlerX5150 it's like you're a big bird with radar and I'm tired of getting hit
#Lol
RattlerX5150 I like this...
Payton Da Great the fact is you're screwing up, you're alienating everybody😂😂😂😂
RIP Mr. Clark. I hope Dr. Napier was up there to let you in, showing you who the HNIC was one last time. Two giants.
You like like watching almost the same videos I watch, I see your comments in a lot of videos I watch.
They don’t make friendship like this anymore.
Nah they gone men now and day's are young and emotionall
"Come on let's get something to eat " 😂 walk it off like it never happened 😂 haha
No. They walked off as friends and with Napier still Clark's superior. Clark did in fact reinstate the English teacher as he was told.
lmao
O
"What the hell does Mozart have to do with a bunch of children who can't go out and get a job" classic! Best acting period!
Exactly: that's why I didn't bother finishing college; How does Ancient Anthropology & trigonometry help me do my clerical/admin work or deliver packages!?
I don't know. What the hell good is forcing thousands of students to learn a school song if they can't find a job.
@@A_Muzik Because that teaches them discipline and how to be in harmony with their fellow man. Things you need out here in the world and especially at most workplaces
@@tornatic1983 I call bullshit. If learning choral music doesn't achieve that end, then neither will the school song. Besides, it's insignificant compared to making sure students pass the minimum basic skills test.
@Matt Jones I think you need to read my statement again. I was agreeing with that 😂😂
"WHAT THE HELL YOU THINK I'M WORRIED ABOUT?!?" one of the best line deliveries in any movie ever.
Straight up though 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"End of discussion! Debate is over."
“You will write a formal apology.”
@@judahthelion01
I will WHAT?!!!
@@Dee_Nice89 A formal apology for your treatment of Mrs. Elliott and Darnell, and for your vicious and THOUGHTLESS insult to the women of this community! You will kowtow, you will step n fetch!
This was my father’s favorite part of the movie. R.I.P. daddy ❤️
Mr. Clark: "I don't have time for Mrs. Elliott's problems"
Frank: "You better make time"
😂😂😂😂😂😂
caponeike lmao
I don't know why but that's my most favorite part of the argument. lol
Hell naw😂😂
😂😂😂
I like using that, "You better MAKE time!!!"
"You really think you bad, don't you?" LOL
Man I hate you lol I was just about to say dat 😂😂😂😂
The late, great Robert Guillaume and the great Morgan Freeman in what should have been an Oscar winning performance. Powerful read! Nearly 30 yrs later,this scene still grabs you!
I love the pause right after "Young strong Black teacher..." The unsaid part of "Just like we were" hung in the air between them for a few seconds. Just an fantastic piece of acting without saying a word.
Love this! Never thought about that
R.I.P. Benson, he passed away today at 89.
We need more dr napiers!
His name is Robert Guillaume even though he was best known as Benson
The best was the end when Mr. Napier says: “come on. Let’s get something to eat.” It shows that even they don’t agree, love each other.
It was funny Nr Napier said that after that argument.
They’ve been friends a long time. There was mutual respect. But Dr. Napier had to remind Mr. Clark that he was his boss. And Mr. Clark had enough respect for him to recognize the difference, accept his mandate, and move on.
Both were right, but they held each other accountable. THAT IS REAL FRIENDSHIP!!! Friendship is give and take, raise them up and point out the faults, and just being there for each other.
This is what they call "MASTER CLASS" in acting... This is one of my favorites scenes in "Lean On Me". I Love it...
Facts this was something that could’ve been set on stage it was so well acted
Masters of their class.
at 1:10 - Dr. Napier - "Nigga can you keep quiet!" My favorite line...
I swear I've used that line 1,000 times in life because he made that shit sound so fuckin cold.
"A process that is turning black into a permanent underclass" !!!! Very powerful
Toledo Raised Truth!
Toledo Raised Realist statement.
It is true for many lower class blacks. Some blacks are doing well, but many are spiraling downward.
Very powerful!!!
Definitely deep still happening today.
Guillaume is mesmerizing through this whole scene. Especially the way he holds back and then just lets out that one emphatic punch of his briefcase. "if you're so hot on discipline then gdit *punch* start by accepting mine"
Powerful scene!
RIP Joe Clark (1938-2020)
RIP Frank Napier (1935-2002)
"Come on let's get something to eat"
Bahaaa! Best part ever ..
that sounds really good
Sophia Phillips "You really think you bad, don't you 'cha?!" Lololol
jack meoff : stupid fuck
That was pretty funny. After the tense argument, he still says let's go get something to eat. Ha ha, love it!
That’s a true friend there. Even after a huge fight they’re willing to stick by you and go to Burger King for a whopper and probably even pay for you.
"So he dumped that that desk right on top your head,well right on! good for him."
Jay stevenson lmao
@@stilesjohnson1745 You Will Reinstate That Man You Hear?!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Dee Nice lmao
This is how real friends handle issues. They fight and then go eat and drink together. LOL 🤣🤣
A full 2 minute one shot scene. Only true professionals can accomplish this. And only Morgan Freeman can make it look good.
With a little help from a friend.
A man with 100% stage talent & experience.
R.I.P. Guillaume.
My hat is off to you sir.
I like how he flips down the locks on his briefcase: a physical “case closed.”
Punch to the brief case for emphasis CLASSIC
@@ANTHONY0808able Exclamation point and mic drop! LOL.
END OF DISCUSSION you will write a formal apology.
@@tabbycat8511 When Doctor Napier was yelling at Mr. Clark after he said, "What the heck you think I'm worried about"....after 2:30, I was chuckling. I love this entire scene.
RIP RG and briefcase
This scene brings nothing but smiles to my face. Two strong brothers going at it, for the sake of their community and still able to conciliate each and break bread with each other afterwards. Love this.
I like how Napier stood up for Darnell…
One of the greatest movie scenes of all time..very well acted out and strongly felt by many..bravo gentlemen
Agree
R.I.P. Robert Guillaume. One of the greatest scenes of all time.
"You will kowtow, you will step and fetch!!"
I always thought that part was funny 🤣😂
Stepin Fetchit (1902 - 1985): ". an African-American actor known for his film portrayal of stereotypical African-American minstrel characters." A black man that smiled and danced for the white master (connotation of this phrase)
@@bridgettwoods1246 I really loved that part! I was chuckling, to tell you the truth.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stepin_Fetchit stepin fetch was a black actor in the 30s that used to do subserviant roles for the movies love those little cultural references
Feminists call this “toxic masculinity”, but it’s just how we are with eachother! Real men don’t take the shit personally.
Exactly right!
I'm a feminist and I don't consider this toxic masculinity.
Nah...this is not toxic masculinity...not at all.
Toxic Masculinity is just an imaginary concept for females to micromanage from their own feminine minds what it means to be masculine or a man. Thats why the main ones screaming it are either females or soft men
This is the opposite of TM.
“That’s what you said Frank, THAT’S WHAT YOU SAID” 🤣🤣🤣
Robert Guillame was great in this role as was Morgan Freeman. Freeman should have won been nominated and WON for Best Actor but Robert Guillame should have been nominated and won for Best Supporting Actor for this movie. End of Discussion !!!
Adding more to the list actors who got snubbed for Oscars 😔
David Duryea Look, Morgan was nominated this year for Best Actor for Driving Miss Daisy. You can't nominate his ass in the same category twice.
sha11235 well more to the point Guillame should have been nominated for best supporting actor and won too.
+Davey74Boy Damn right he should have!
+sha11235 He played this better then driving Mrs daisy .
"THATS WHAT YOU SAID MAN,THATS WHAT YOU SAID", this scene is so powerful for black men to be shown able to disagree vehemently without the need for violence........these two should have done way more movies together
This is one of the most explosive movie scenes ever. Two top flight actors going toe to toe (with the help of John Avildsen's understated direction). How the hell wasn't Robert Guilliame a bigger film star?
That's a master class in acting. I would like to know how many takes that took, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was one-and-done. Two virtuoso's doing what they do.
I'll bet when they hit it right ,and walked out the door, the crew on set applauded this.
Joe clark suit is still smoking from the fire Benson put on him
Lol! 😂😂😂😂
if your hot on disipline, then goddamnit, start by accepting mines!!!..classic...
BECAUSE CONTRARY TO POPULAR OPINION I'M THE HEAD NIGGA IN CHARGE!!! COME ON LET'S GET SOMETHING TO EAT. 😂😂😂😂
You think you're bad now, dontcha...?
killed it
*punches briefcase*
That was a beast line when he said that!!
“We are being crucified by a process that’s turning black into a permanent underclass.” I felt that in my soul.
& He was dead right to say that, It was a warning to the future. Mr. Napier knew it too, but was tied to the rule book on how to make things happen for them. Which wasn't enough for Mr. Clark.
...and see, no one still wants to talk about that!
@@ForemanFitness52 That's because Mrs. Elliott is still around and her missionary zeal about Mozart has nothing to do with our problem! NOTHING!!!!!
@@SSJ2Phenom there was never any missionary zeal about Mozart. Mrs. Elliott was doing her damn job.
@@A_Muzik It was a joke. Holy hell, the internet has really dulled the collective intelligence of polite society hasn't it? See? Nobody wants to talk about that!!!!
You go from a full fledged argument to "let's go get something to eat". Thats family right there. Keep it behind closed doors.
two friends and professionals with valid points...that's real friendship on & off screen...
Tajriq El Cuz contrary to popular belief Benson’s the HNIC
Tajriq El morgan free should hav got an oscar
That's the way it should be! There wasn't no wrong answers here.. both sides had a point..
Mr. Clark was a beast in this movie, but Dr. Napier, easily takes him down in this scene. Tells you how much of a beast Napier really was.
Ahhh, shaddap. We all saw what happened, and the word "beast" doesn't apply to everything.
That was beast mode before it was cool
John Curiel Joe got that inspirational pep talk we all get from time to time in life LOL
McArthur Clutch that's y its a great scene
"So he dumped that desk right on top of your head, good for him".....I died 🤣
Lol
AND THEN YOU FIRE MRS. ELLIOTT, WHY? CAUSE SHE DIDN'T WANNA KISS YOUR ASS WELL I WOULDN'T EITHER, HOW ABOUT THAT!!!!!
@@Dee_Nice89”Mrs. Elliott has an ego problem!”
@@judahthelion01 YEA WELL YOU LOST THE BEST TEACHER WE HAD, WE COULDN'T GET HER BACK NOW IF WE WANTED!!!
@@Dee_Nice89 I DON’T HAVE TIME FOR MRS. ELLIOTT’S PROBLEM!!!
Does anyone else notice the symbolism of the fact that while they are inside the well of the room Robert Guillaume is the boss, yet once he crosses over toward the door he becomes the friend? It's like the railing is the physical demarcation of those two sides of his character.
I do. Excellent acting by both men
"Joe your personal battles are gonna cost us the war..worry about the test scores" ."WHAT THE HELL YOU THINK I'M WORRIED ABOUT FRANK?" Lmao
END OF DISCUSSION, DEBATE IS OVER YOU WILL WRITE A FORMAL APOLOGY FOR YOUR TREATMENT OF MRS. ELLIOTT AND DARNELL, AND FOR YOUR VICIOUS AND THOUGHTLESS INSULTS OF THE WOMEN OF THIS COMMUNITY, YOU WILL KOWTOW, YOU WILL STEP AND FETCH
#Lol
Dave Daniels lmao
Marcus Cherry GET USED TO IT, IT'S THE WAY OF THE WORLD, IF YOU'RE SO HOT ON DISCIPLINE THEN GOT DAMNIT START BY ACCEPTING MINE, CAUSE CONTRARY TO POPULAR OPINION IM THE HEAD NIGGA IN CHARGE😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
+Dave Daniels "come on lets get somethin to eat" hahaha
fashizzle78 you think you bad don't you😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Robert Guillaume is such an under rated actor. He is such a major talent. He always plays strong positive black males. In this day and age that is so rare and very needed. Much Respect Mr. Guillaume.
I grew up in the 80s and used to watch BENSON a lot (7 year kid watching BENSON back then; what do 7 year olds today watch?). I only remember three actors from that show. One I know his face, but not his name; the other I know he used to be on Star trek TNG; and Robert Guillaume of course whose name is the only one I grew up remembering into adulthood. There was always a reason for it. This is a prime example why.
optimus2g If you meant Ethan Phillips, he was on Benson and Star Trek: Voyager.
“you’re a big bird with radar and I’m tired of getting hit”‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️
W- is this my fault??
@@judahthelion01
Napier: This is NOTHING, I got union lawyers threatening me and there's talk of a walkout
@@Dee_Nice89 Well Let em! They’re not teachin anything down there anyway!
@@judahthelion01
Then it's your job to do something about it
@@Dee_Nice89 Not one of em has a personal stake at that school, Frank. Not one!
One of the best scenes in Cinema history!
3:07 - "Come on, let's get something to eat." That old brotherhood never dies. Benson truly is the HNIC!!!
I love how this move demonstrated how the hero wasn't perfect.
No one is-unless your three-letter name begins with G and ends with D.
Capcoor Ged?
No, God.
Begins with G, sweetheart.
Capcoor God kneels before ZOD!
What a brilliant scene by two of the best actors in the business . Mr. Freeman and Mr. Guillaume !!! Just loved him on Benson . RIP Mr. Guillaume
Is it me or is this the best acting scene in the history of cinema?
you
Worry about the test scores.
*WHAT THE HELL YOU THINK I'M WORRIED ABOUT, FRANK?!*
he went berserk lmao
Ikr - that's one of the funniest parts! LOL
"END OF DISCUSSION!! Debate is over, and you'll write a formal apology!!" LOL
I will WHAT?!
a FORMER APOLOGY, for your treatment of Mrs. Elliot, and Darnell, and your vicious and THOUGHTLESS insult to the women of this community! XD
Benson don't play.
GET USED TO IT, ITS THE WAY OF THE WORLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
armst012 'IF YOU'RE SO HOT ON DISCIPLINE THEN GOT DAMNIT START BY ACCEPTING MINE, CAUSE CONTRARY TO POPULAR OPINION IM THE HEAD NIGGA IN CHARGE'
He will always be Benson to me
END OF DISCUSSION!!!
Daekwon Da Prophet 😆🤣
Years later in BABY BOY history would repeat itself. After Jody gets chocked by Melvin he asks Jody "You want something from the store?"
Never thought about it... but that's facts
Exactly. Eventing him and Jody bumped heads, he still had live for him. A lip chastising never hurts, when it's done outta love
“You really think you bad don’t you” 😂😂😂😂 Everyman has to be humbled! Lol
he was dead weight in my opinion- if ykyk
When he's like "i don't have time for Mrs. Elliot's problems!"
And he goes "you better MAKE time!"
😂😂😂🤣
What's Mozart got to do with a bunch a children who can't get a job. Love that line
Making time for a fired teacher's problems is how to help them get back on their feet.
I think they ad libed in this scene
@@auntiem71 Directors cut on Blu Ray confirms the scene was shot in one take and much of it ad libbed. The director was going to yell cut several times but the passion pouring out of both men was so real he let it roll and used the scene after 1 take.
Best scene in the whole movie. Finest actors I’ve ever seen. RIP Robert Guillaume. You were the real deal.
moofress he had point, what good is Mozart going to do a bunch of children who can’t go out and get a job
@@damisicarter9185 & I think that Mr. Napier did understand that, but was basically between a rock & a hard place.
1 of my favorite scenes of all time. Napier(Guilliame) is reminding Joe Clark(Freeman) 2 get it together
I don't know, when he told old boy to jump off the building was a good scene too lol
This movie is beyond fantastic.
The older I get the more I appreciate this movie
RIP Robert Guillaume. This is an incredibly acted, way undervalued performance. Gives me chills to watch these 2 brilliant actors go toe to toe.
"'Cause contrary to popular opinion, I'm the head nikka in charge"... Yassssss!!! Dig that!!!
“Come on, let’s get something to eat.” Only a real friend would say that after an argument. I love this movie.
He left Joe Clark speechless.
An undoubtedly flawless scene!
34 people disappoint me, brother. They disappoint me.
The disappointment here is YOU.
John O lol
If you're so hot on DISCIPLINE THEN GOD DAMMIT THEN START BY ACCEPTING MINE!!!!!!!
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69 people disappoint me.
I loved the end! He chews him out, then, basically, let him know that I am still your friend and will support you.
RIP to the real Joe Clark.
Mr. Clark = Eastside's Darth Vader
Dr. Napier= his Palpatine
Rip