Most overlooked part. Seriously was his whole eulogy. "Its their world, I am just living in it". Once the role switched, he took it upon himself to enforce that rule.
It was this powerful moment when one man reached the soul of a kid who wanted help and needed a way out. Very sad because he proved that no matter how much he wanted to turn his life around the life he chose was his only way out. Hats off to both of these actors for this powerful moment of teaching
This film is by far one of the most underrated movies of the 90s. Samuel L. Jackson and Clifton Collins Jr. definitely killed it in this film. This movie should've been better if this movie had a more polished script and a linear direction, but overall, this film is pretty damn good of how deep it went when documenting the struggles of teachers being tormented by hoodlum students in rough schools. No wonder why Officer Tenpenny and Cesar Vialpando collaborated again for GTA San Andreas...
I think it was fine just the way it was. That's what makes it great its organic. I mean think about it is life really linear like we expect in the movies?? The raw emotion in this film is untouchable even to this day. Dangerous minds, and this film. I want to add the substitute with Tom Berenger but that's more a ramboish predictable environment
joseph Giordo You are right it’s a great film especially when the teacher tells Cesar “I was trying to teach you.” Raw emotion and how he cries when he is fired from his passion (teaching needed outcast youth) Such a great yet tragic movie. Our modern day Hamlet
@______ - SOME merit, it has. One example: Because of Beauty and the Beast (Disney), the Oscar Academy had to create an Animated Film category. Thereby effectively barring future animated films from being nominated for Best Picture. BATB and Up were the only animated films to have ever be nominated for BP.
@@Bmanritchie Lots of slow movies win Oscars. And slow dramas always get preference over action films. Even so, I didn't think this film was really that slow. It was well paced & kept my interest throughout.
The teacher taught that kid a lesson. Those 3 young men finally understood the lesson. They could have left the house and changed their life after watching their teacher illustrate how stupid their mentality was. But that stubborn mentality of being macho even when he understood the lesson is what killed Cesar.
that actually wouldve been a really good alternate ending, cesar’s homies walk out knowing they took it too damn far & it wasnt a game anymore leaving cesar sitting there still & garfield getting thru to cesar some more moving him to tears & until he finally gets up & walks out but not before turning around to look at garfiel one last time before never crossing paths again with him & the film cuts to black & credits role on.
@@KELPacinovery true. Everyone knew who Cesar ran with, and if the cops checked bolistics they'd see that the bullet that was shot into the TV was from an automatic and not a revolver. Then again, those other two left no prints because it appeared that Cesar opened the door to Garfield's home because he was the first in the room.
Throwing your life away to be macho is stupid. But sadly, the world we live in traps people in difficult circumstances and sets them up to make wrong choices
The scene is deep. Both of them trapped in their own struggles. Cesar saw some of it in him. Samuel until the very last moment one more time gave cesar a class lesson but in life. He saw how he was trying to reach into something other than that life.
One of the most underrated movies from the 90s. This ending is PHENOMENAL. Stand and deliver gets the accolades; this gem is so worth the watch and I'm grateful. "If you gonna be stupid don"t be halfway stupid, be all the way stupid. Load the gun and pull the trigger"" AWESOME LINE
Clifton Collins Jr. is such an under-rated actor, he can play the hell of ANY ROLL he gets! This movie and the STONED AGE have gotta be my favorites of his. I think EVERYONE in this movie was SOLID though!💯✌
He's doing well in Westworld and he's also doing a new Quentin Tarantino film that's supposed to come out next year in 2019 called Once Upon a Time in Hollywood with Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt.
underrated film. you'd assume it would be corny if you only saw the trailer, but the actors really deliver their performances and the script was pleasantly surprising at times
i remember when i seen this movie i really thought that it was gonna end on a lighter/happier note just like movies like freedom writers, dangerous minds & stand n deliver. boy was i wrong, dark ending, & you see samuel l jackson’s character scared tf outta these kids, after he went in on ceasar you can see his homeboys were shook straight & realized it wasnt a game no more, sadly ceasar couldnt get it thru his thick skull that he took it way too far. he kept on looking for trouble & sadly it cost him his own life & prolly scarred his homies for rest of their life. this is by far samuel l jacksons most underrated film to date. this was what john q was to denzel washington or what hardball was to keanu reeves. this movie wouldnt be as good with the happy ending, with the way they were building it towards the end, a dark ending was what made this movie. i think if more kids in school saw this film they would re-think some the decisions that they make in life. just a little food for thought moment.
When cesar pulls the trigger and it cuts back to garfield, he shakes his head in disappointment. He kept pressureing him into it to see if he would let his pride get the best of him and he fell for it. He really wanted to help the kid but his pride and want for respect was too important to cesar.
Bro I’ve seen this movie many times thru put my life and today I just noticed that in the video how he shook his head slowly like he felt sorry how stupid he was powerful
187 was the first top billed main role for Samuel L. Jackson. Samuel L. Jackson's character was a disillusioned teacher who ends up getting caught with gang trouble
I watched this movie today on netflix.......the ending had me speechless like😳😔😩😢 totally wasn't expecting that. Literally one of these movies ending that had a sad and shocking twist to it.
Samuel L. Jackson was the smartest teacher in this movie, who wanted to teach these kids how to take care of themselves. These students are just macho homeboys who represents gang activity
This by far is one of the greatest and most underrated movie scenes ever. I haven't seen Sam perform a powerful role since. Most of his movies now are action or comedy. Someone needs to write a script starring Sam and Denzel; maybe playing brothers or something.
Not only that but all the leftover hairs that must’ve been left behind on their scalps/collars. Such a joke. I get that the film was trying to show how gangstas will shave their heads before a homicide but yeah...not like this 😂😂
It’s a shame how underrated this movie was when it came out. Sam did his justice as the teacher...only so long u can push some before they finally snap
Me and like damn that ending was powerful and a life lesson in reality to those who try to act like these wanna be gangsters kids. Never drive your teachers to a dark path. Trust me one way or another, it won't change how people feel or fix their problems by being a bad boy. Being a bad boy isn't the way to being coolness, smartness, or muchoness. It's the way of stupidity and it will get you killed and cause problems to others. But that's just what I think.
Sadly, this movie was highly underappreciated at the time it came out because it was at a time when the "teacher trying to save a school" films were highly popular, and was looked upon as a carbon copy. Dangerous Minds set the tone for these films two years prior, and as a result, Samuel L. Jackson's performance was overlooked.
Classic movie.but it fitted the west coast life over the other region of the u.s more .probably the reason why it wasn't as big as it was out west.yeah method man had a short appearance, but it was mainly based on west coast life.
Garfield was willing to die over stupidity to try to teach those boy's a lesson he wanted to help ceaser out but he let his pride and ego get in the way. Garfield won either ways he couldn't kill him or scare him
underrated scene. However, I felt like @4:33 Mr. G. could have gone a different route and actually saved him instead of pulling another time and killing himself.
Caesar had the balls to pull the trigger in his own ignorant game? Really? I recall only seeing him pull the trigger once after Garfield did three times back to back and only once cornered by Garfield challenging his true manhood. Then at the end in desperation to prove his "machismo " after Garfield committed suicide with the last pull. In reality Caesar wasn't "macho " or tough or hard as a man alone by himself without his gang behind him or a gun. He was insane, misguided and A1 but a cowardly thug at heart without a gun or his gang hit hid behind.
now that's what I called a real movies of the 90s
"If your going to be stupid be all the way stupid don't be half way stupid" This movie went off
Ah my old comment that I just happened to run into:D
Wow I wish I still had the profile, it would had been for sure my top comment
u put it backwards but ight 🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@chubbs.187 ???
Best movie seen ever it comes with powerful lesson😎🤓
Half ass*
"Oh so now you're the victim?
Let me take your turn for ya."
Most overlooked part. Seriously was his whole eulogy. "Its their world, I am just living in it". Once the role switched, he took it upon himself to enforce that rule.
It was this powerful moment when one man reached the soul of a kid who wanted help and needed a way out. Very sad because he proved that no matter how much he wanted to turn his life around the life he chose was his only way out.
Hats off to both of these actors for this powerful moment of teaching
I feel you bruh
Both From Gta
This film is by far one of the most underrated movies of the 90s. Samuel L. Jackson and Clifton Collins Jr. definitely killed it in this film. This movie should've been better if this movie had a more polished script and a linear direction, but overall, this film is pretty damn good of how deep it went when documenting the struggles of teachers being tormented by hoodlum students in rough schools.
No wonder why Officer Tenpenny and Cesar Vialpando collaborated again for GTA San Andreas...
I think it was fine just the way it was. That's what makes it great its organic. I mean think about it is life really linear like we expect in the movies??
The raw emotion in this film is untouchable even to this day. Dangerous minds, and this film. I want to add the substitute with Tom Berenger but that's more a ramboish predictable environment
joseph Giordo You are right it’s a great film especially when the teacher tells Cesar “I was trying to teach you.” Raw emotion and how he cries when he is fired from his passion (teaching needed outcast youth) Such a great yet tragic movie. Our modern day Hamlet
Never knew that was him
And it makes no sense as to why Samuel l Jackson has not won an academy award for this outstanding performance
jay adams And many other performances, he’s been snubbed for several Oscar nominations & wins. So hard to believe he’s only been nominated only once.
jay adams yeah and wack ass Tom cruz and Amy Schumer gets all the awards
Jake Garnett Very true powerful film and Samuel L. Jackson’s most powerful performance! Such a shame he was robbed of the Oscar in this great movie.
People need to stop thinking about the oscars, it's garbage political bullshit, so irrelevant.
He should've won for Pulp Fiction & A Time to Kill most definitely....at least been nominated for this & Jungle Fever
Surprised samuel didnt get an oscar for this
The movie WAS kind of slow even as good as it was...
@______ - SOME merit, it has. One example:
Because of Beauty and the Beast (Disney), the Oscar Academy had to create an Animated Film category. Thereby effectively barring future animated films from being nominated for Best Picture. BATB and Up were the only animated films to have ever be nominated for BP.
@______ ok boomer
Colorred didn't support you for oscar shit
@@Bmanritchie Lots of slow movies win Oscars. And slow dramas always get preference over action films. Even so, I didn't think this film was really that slow. It was well paced & kept my interest throughout.
This movie took higher learning and dangerous minds to a another level
Facts
I liked it because it wasn’t a happy ending the main character we rooted for died. And it just showed the harsh reality.
The teacher taught that kid a lesson. Those 3 young men finally understood the lesson. They could have left the house and changed their life after watching their teacher illustrate how stupid their mentality was. But that stubborn mentality of being macho even when he understood the lesson is what killed Cesar.
Glad the other two went out and changed their lives.. but yeah like you said Cesar may have understood it but still carried it inside him
that actually wouldve been a really good alternate ending, cesar’s homies walk out knowing they took it too damn far & it wasnt a game anymore leaving cesar sitting there still & garfield getting thru to cesar some more moving him to tears & until he finally gets up & walks out but not before turning around to look at garfiel one last time before never crossing paths again with him & the film cuts to black & credits role on.
Why did he shoot himself though did he feel guilty ? For being a worthless low life who hits his mom ?
What l don't understand is, two people died here ? Did the police not find out that the other two guys where at Garfields House ,too ?
@@KELPacinovery true. Everyone knew who Cesar ran with, and if the cops checked bolistics they'd see that the bullet that was shot into the TV was from an automatic and not a revolver. Then again, those other two left no prints because it appeared that Cesar opened the door to Garfield's home because he was the first in the room.
Samuel L Jackson is awesome.
Yeah. Nobody could have done this scene better. Lol
Throwing your life away to be macho is stupid. But sadly, the world we live in traps people in difficult circumstances and sets them up to make wrong choices
Caesar wasn't "macho" at heart. He was a cowardly thug that hid behind a gun and his gang.
The scene is deep. Both of them trapped in their own struggles. Cesar saw some of it in him. Samuel until the very last moment one more time gave cesar a class lesson but in life. He saw how he was trying to reach into something other than that life.
One of the most underrated movies from the 90s. This ending is PHENOMENAL. Stand and deliver gets the accolades; this gem is so worth the watch and I'm grateful. "If you gonna be stupid don"t be halfway stupid, be all the way stupid. Load the gun and pull the trigger"" AWESOME LINE
"Oh so now you're the victim?"
Clifton Collins Jr. is such an under-rated actor, he can play the hell of ANY ROLL he gets! This movie and the STONED AGE have gotta be my favorites of his. I think EVERYONE in this movie was SOLID though!💯✌
He was also in Scott Pilgrim v.s The World as an officer of the Vegan Police..very brief role, but awesome.
He's doing well in Westworld and he's also doing a new Quentin Tarantino film that's supposed to come out next year in 2019 called Once Upon a Time in Hollywood with Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt.
hell yeah, so true
Role*
@@jayr.1166
DAMMIT! Ya got me!!!
underrated film. you'd assume it would be corny if you only saw the trailer, but the actors really deliver their performances and the script was pleasantly surprising at times
Performance of a life time by Samuel
"Dont be half ass stupid, be all the way stupid"
"How do I reach these keeeeds?"
The payback from the K.O.S. gang members for the murder of benny and amputating of cesar's finger
i remember when i seen this movie i really thought that it was gonna end on a lighter/happier note just like movies like freedom writers, dangerous minds & stand n deliver. boy was i wrong, dark ending, & you see samuel l jackson’s character scared tf outta these kids, after he went in on ceasar you can see his homeboys were shook straight & realized it wasnt a game no more, sadly ceasar couldnt get it thru his thick skull that he took it way too far. he kept on looking for trouble & sadly it cost him his own life & prolly scarred his homies for rest of their life.
this is by far samuel l jacksons most underrated film to date. this was what john q was to denzel washington or what hardball was to keanu reeves. this movie wouldnt be as good with the happy ending, with the way they were building it towards the end, a dark ending was what made this movie. i think if more kids in school saw this film they would re-think some the decisions that they make in life. just a little food for thought moment.
Right, it left me totally speechless like it was no happy ending at all.
He got it through his skull alright
Mr. Garfield had more guts than any of them cowards in there trying to scare him. Very underrated movie.
When cesar pulls the trigger and it cuts back to garfield, he shakes his head in disappointment. He kept pressureing him into it to see if he would let his pride get the best of him and he fell for it. He really wanted to help the kid but his pride and want for respect was too important to cesar.
😮, i didnt pay attention to that before, you are right 💯
Bro I’ve seen this movie many times thru put my life and today I just noticed that in the video how he shook his head slowly like he felt sorry how stupid he was powerful
187 was the first top billed main role for Samuel L. Jackson. Samuel L. Jackson's character was a disillusioned teacher who ends up getting caught with gang trouble
I love the change of expression in the young men as Jackson takes control of the scene. Powerful acting.
Very underrated film and most powerful scene in the film
Man I didnt realize this in 97, but this is the Extreme, and Psychotic version of 1989 Lean On Me's Joe Clark Vs. Tommy Samms.
What is the movie called
187
True 😂😂😂
This is Sam jackson's best underrrated performances of his career and one of the best movies of the 90's.
YOU CAN'T KILL ME!!
Epic scene
I watched this movie today on netflix.......the ending had me speechless like😳😔😩😢 totally wasn't expecting that. Literally one of these movies ending that had a sad and shocking twist to it.
TheFactsAccordingToGabbie1791 man I just watched this yesterday smh classic
This movie changed my way of viewing teachers lol good movie
Sam Jackson should be a teacher for real
method man mite get mad and shank him again
I WANTED TO HELP YOU
Samuel L. Jackson was just an actor who portrayed the character of a teacher
SO WE’RE NOT GONNA FIGHT ANYMORE, WE’RE GONNA PULL TOGETHER BUT 1st WE’RE GONNA SEAL OFF THIS SHAFT.... 🦈
I honestly think he was at one point
"Don't do that sht man!!!!". *Pulls trigger* "you are the fuckin man and YOU ain't shit!!"😂😂😂😂
That's acting
Patrick Barnes Spanish for male homosexual.
Samuel L. Jackson was the smartest teacher in this movie, who wanted to teach these kids how to take care of themselves. These students are just macho homeboys who represents gang activity
Its in spanish for pile of sticks
This by far is one of the greatest and most underrated movie scenes ever. I haven't seen Sam perform a powerful role since. Most of his movies now are action or comedy. Someone needs to write a script starring Sam and Denzel; maybe playing brothers or something.
@@fellowmen1581 facts
never disrespect the og's
Most underrated Sam Jackson scene
This film gave me a deep impact of what life was like in the 90’s.
Does that make me MACHO enough to be you CAESAR?
That makes Mr. Garfield smart enough to be a fool like cesar
That’s right I’m crazy, isn’t that what you respect
Samuel L Jackson the only man who can have three guns trained on him and still be the most scariest man in the room.
3:37-3:45 gets me every time
“If you gon’ be stupid don’t be half ass stupid, be ALL THE WAY stupid!” Funniest line in the scene
It would have been funnier if Cesar would have responded it's all I got!!!
They shaved there heads in a stolen car Hello DNA !!!
Good point that part made no sense
Not only that but all the leftover hairs that must’ve been left behind on their scalps/collars. Such a joke. I get that the film was trying to show how gangstas will shave their heads before a homicide but yeah...not
like this 😂😂
Bry Ytab Not if they burned the car.
@J K either way they’d be in trouble for jacking a car
Damn this scene still gives me chills
Passed over AGAIN for an Oscar
Samuel L Jackson did really good in the movie. Very powerful
I dont care what rotten tomatoes says.
As soon as I saw SLJ in "coming to America" I knew this dude wud star in all kinds of movies..
This was a good fucking movie. Sad as shit but powerful.
It’s a shame how underrated this movie was when it came out. Sam did his justice as the teacher...only so long u can push some before they finally snap
Who's here after 187 got removed from Netflix
Me and like damn that ending was powerful and a life lesson in reality to those who try to act like these wanna be gangsters kids. Never drive your teachers to a dark path. Trust me one way or another, it won't change how people feel or fix their problems by being a bad boy. Being a bad boy isn't the way to being coolness, smartness, or muchoness. It's the way of stupidity and it will get you killed and cause problems to others. But that's just what I think.
Classic movie
Ceaser vilipaando and officer ten penny
Fuck that, he took my turn. I’ll never forget that line
It's a powerful movie, flawlessly acted. But this clip ain't over. If you haven't seen what happens next, go see the whole movie FIRST.
Ending left me speechless and sad.
So underrated. This is one of my absolute favourite.
That last " no" is gonna regret his whole life.
Sadly, this movie was highly underappreciated at the time it came out because it was at a time when the "teacher trying to save a school" films were highly popular, and was looked upon as a carbon copy. Dangerous Minds set the tone for these films two years prior, and as a result, Samuel L. Jackson's performance was overlooked.
not even the full ending. whats the point if your gonna leave out one of the most important bits
Now that’s what I call a classic masterpiece for the homie en el barrio
This is the main film that they used as a reference to de-age Samuel L Jackson for Captain Marvel.
Classic movie.but it fitted the west coast life over the other region of the u.s more .probably the reason why it wasn't as big as it was out west.yeah method man had a short appearance, but it was mainly based on west coast life.
how samuel L Jackson didn't win an Oscar award for this is beyond me smfh that's acting 🙌
Samuel Jackson was slept on with this performance
What a great fucking movie, excellent acting and very suspenseful by all 4. Samuel is powerful.
Officer Tenpenny and Cesar Vialpando
Mr. G was the real definition of 187 he was everything they couldn’t be
Thank you thank you all I appreciate all the kind comments I feel much loved here in the comment section
What up champ.good luck on December 9th.
Lmao
I miss the 90s
Me too😔 wish i can go back and relive it daily.#wishfulthinking#
R. U. DONE?
kimmyfreak200 your beautiful js
R U DUN?*
Garfield was willing to die over stupidity to try to teach those boy's a lesson he wanted to help ceaser out but he let his pride and ego get in the way. Garfield won either ways he couldn't kill him or scare him
I mean he ain't wrong, the gang life ain't shit
Underrated movie
love this movie
Mr G goes three times and he only goes once? Ohh who's the big man now and this is you'r game? That should of been the line in the scene.
Favorite movie with Samuel Jackson very intense acting.Mad world for good people.
0:28 *LOL, "Have you watched The Deer Hunter mr.G?", The best phrase in this movie.*
Movie was good, very underrated
That was profound...
1 of the greats from the 90s
Substitute teachers should just show their students this film. They will never act up again.
Samuel is a legend.
This movie is very underrated. Samuel L. Jackson gave an Oscar worth performance in this film.
Killing Benny was the best part
Wished they showed Garfield bashing his punk ass, empty brains in.
I love this movie, this movie is very deep!! 💪💪💯💯
underrated scene. However, I felt like @4:33 Mr. G. could have gone a different route and actually saved him instead of pulling another time and killing himself.
One of the best movies 🎥 in my mental
real 90z movies
Officer Tenpenny and Cesar Vialpando in the same movie
this movie is so good man
His name says it all Mr. G....
I remember watching this as a kid. I thought it was a dream but this movie is real.
All he wanted to do was be a teacher mannneeeeeee
One of my favorite movies. To me this is a masterpiece. That ending cant be touched
If u close your eyes you can hear officer tenpeny and cesar vialpando. Lmao
One of the greatest movies
2 pulls first time... what a fucking bad ass!! 😳😳😳
This scene was so tense and extreme. Cezar atleast had the balls to pull the trigger.
And you missed the point
Smh
You missed the whole point of thus scene. LOL
Caesar had the balls to pull the trigger in his own ignorant game? Really? I recall only seeing him pull the trigger once after Garfield did three times back to back and only once cornered by Garfield challenging his true manhood. Then at the end in desperation to prove his "machismo " after Garfield committed suicide with the last pull. In reality Caesar wasn't "macho " or tough or hard as a man alone by himself without his gang behind him or a gun. He was insane, misguided and A1 but a cowardly thug at heart without a gun or his gang hit hid behind.
@@castortroy7704 in saying he could of bitched out completely...which would of been smart. Mr. p was insane. He had more than balls.
the best teacher ever
For a moment, I thought Ceaser didn't want him to die when he said "NO" 4:38
He did lowkey.
He finally learned the lesson at that moment.
Outstanding performance from Samuel L.Jackson!
In the end Cesar proved hw stupid he was. Even as his teacher tried fir the last time to reach him. Cesar proved his ignorance.
You ever seen Deer Hunter Mr G?