It's in scenes (and Films) like this when "Crazy Cage" works. He has a reason to appear so far removed from reality in this scene, it's not only realistic: it's downright tragic
I find it quite very sad that he doesn't seem to know any better. By the way....Theres no way possible he would have walked back out of that Bank without being arrested. This is completely unrealistic to even think this would happen.
@@kathyloveless6525 I can see how you came by your surname Kit Kat. I suspect there is an awful lot you don't understand about the world. Probably because you've spent your whole life being too scared to experience it.
And my GOD. He likes a drink....as do I. And few other ppl seem to appreciate the talent involved to do and still be charming n funny. Nor bother to understand the awful shit. That MAKES you drink till ya drop
0:00 "Were you in LA for the Earthquake?" This refers to the Jan. 17th, 1994 Northridge one. 0:58 "We try to make our customers happy". By the way: does anyone know the hot blond bank teller here is actually Carey Lowell?! Unrecognizable, especially if you know her as the short haired straight-laced ADA Jamie Ross in Law and Order.
Nicholas Cage - Leaving Las Vegas Timothy Hutton - Ordinary People Hillary Swank - Boys Dont Cry Charlize Theron - Monster Robert de Niro - Raging Bull They all 'became' the character 💫
Can you really act like that in public in Las Vegas..I live in Britain and people seem to get annoyed if anyone displays any sign of drinking in the day let alone this!
@stirange I work as a security guard and trust me, you'd be surprised how much we let people get away with. There's a stereotype that security guards are all super aggressive wannabe cops who constantly push people around but the truth is most of us are lazy and don't care. Especially if we're part of a union.
I love this movie Are the customers in line actually watching and listening to him dictate his love for the teller?🤔 Is he on another level and just thinking about it? 😵 The movie leaves it up to your perception and lets Cage be Cage😅
Talking like that is not that uncommon for true alcoholics. They live on the edge of reality and delusions their existence is half in Hell and trying to function.
This is absolutely accurate. The halting speech, the motions , the patterns that you think you can see and hear in words, the pride you take in it and you talk as though all you want to do is laugh and make other people laugh because this entire place, all of it, is some strange echo and 2 or 3 seconds later you shut up and try to think about what you just said to someone you don't know at all, and try to figure out why you told them anything. It's a form of insanity, self-imposed and it never stops until you make the decision to try to make it stop
This is classic but what does it mean in the context of the film......was the character really doing this or was it his imagination.....I have so many questions about this film in general
Take it one step further. Lower the standard and react to revealing moments and wonder why you didn't get a lot more. That is the philosophy. You come to a point where the belief is -- Why her, she's like me, but I don't lie about it to fit in? That moment for me was at a nude beach.
That's my life now. Not all the drinking but what he says. Been divorced for quite a few years and I can have sex with women and then they can go away.
Have been drinking all day in order to get in the mood to watch this We all kill each other everday, everwhere, little by little alchohol or no alchohol its the abscence of love that does us in. Cardboard hotel for the losers
He was there shaking like a leaf an hour ago and now this. Too fucking accurate.
The last millisecond when he clicks the recorder off is what got him the academy award
he owned this movie
The woman in the background is like. "am I dreaming this s**t?"
Her panties were most likely soaked through.
@@tonyfreeman1339 haahaaa
all the extras do a great job in this movie of very realistically reacting to the self-immolation of the protagonists
The self loathing is so strong. Brilliant performance
Watching the bystanders was one of the best parts of this movie
I've often thought of doing this at a bank myself.
Why?
+Marty Keaton Maybe because it's cool
In what way?
+Marty Keaton In my opinion just recording your thoughts about someone without caring what others think is cool.
Wes Bervig You'll have to hunt down one of those microcassette machines at a Thrift store.
Epic cage.
His finest moment.
It's in scenes (and Films) like this when "Crazy Cage" works. He has a reason to appear so far removed from reality in this scene, it's not only realistic: it's downright tragic
I find it quite very sad that he doesn't seem to know any better. By the way....Theres no way possible he would have walked back out of that Bank without being arrested. This is completely unrealistic to even think this would happen.
@@kathyloveless6525 Back in the mid 90's Usama hadn't happened yet, whole bunch of other shit too but I ain't gonna type for 3 days.
@@kathyloveless6525 I can see how you came by your surname Kit Kat. I suspect there is an awful lot you don't understand about the world. Probably because you've spent your whole life being too scared to experience it.
@@kathyloveless6525 unrealistic? ha you ain't been to vegas🥳🍻🌲🍄
@@kathyloveless6525 o right so we shouldnt imitate him then lmao
I’m back, I’ve got my check, and baby I’m ready to sign!
Steady as a fucking rock excuse my French! 😆😆
He's alway way over the top - that's why he's one of my favourite actors!
Music, his pronunciation and what he's saying gives me heavy David Lynch vibe
Plus he's speaking into a handheld tape recorder a la Dale Cooper
also the bad/wonky/white jazz
lol this is one of the funniest scenes ever! he's out of his damn mind! lol
way better than national treasure
No shit
Yeah, because these movies are sooooo comparable
Smart pic
Well that's ONE opinion
@@HAL-vm3wn lol right?
His head nod at the end 🤣🤣
Kills me every time 😆😆
The people in line were so lucky to have witnessed this in person
What a cool dude.
Love to see the outtakes.
The pronunciation of the first line cracks me up every time.
Sounds like a SpongeBob character
I did this at Bank of America and now i can only use wells fargo after they pat me down
"Are you desirable?" lol.
Watched this once, over 20+ years ago, and now I remember why I only watched it once.
steady as a fukkin rock!
the one scene in this movie that i could bare to raise a smile at, funny as hell lol
Aliens will never visit us
What a brilliant scene
he got his dream came true
One of the best quotations ever!
love at the end when he clicks it and smiles
Steady as fuckin' Rock.....excuse my french 😂😂
they seem pretty mesmerized by his speech........or tired of waiting for her to stop flirting with the customers
I really want to act this scene in real life
Nic Cage is the man
And my GOD. He likes a drink....as do I. And few other ppl seem to appreciate the talent involved to do and still be charming n funny.
Nor bother to understand the awful shit. That MAKES you drink till ya drop
@@peterhoare3219 One of the most realistic acting I have ever seen, this scene struck me in particular, so original, maybe it was a Nic Cage's idea.
THAT was Fucking awesome .
Awesome scene
I wanna bank where he banks.
Awesome
fucking bloody amazing
0:00 "Were you in LA for the Earthquake?" This refers to the Jan. 17th, 1994 Northridge one. 0:58 "We try to make our customers happy". By the way: does anyone know the hot blond bank teller here is actually Carey Lowell?! Unrecognizable, especially if you know her as the short haired straight-laced ADA Jamie Ross in Law and Order.
Next pleeeease
wish you would of added the scene before when hes about to have a seizure if he doesnt get his drinky poo.
So glad I'm not the only one who says "drinky poo" 😆😆😆
Best.
Nicholas Cage - Leaving Las Vegas
Timothy Hutton - Ordinary People
Hillary Swank - Boys Dont Cry
Charlize Theron - Monster
Robert de Niro - Raging Bull
They all 'became' the character 💫
What a great scene. Oscar is well deserved. Unlike Will Smith’s dei Oscar.
Carey Lowell James Bond Girl
🙏
This is exactly what happened to me on Friday night. Now I understand lol.
the fact that no one called the cops on him speaks volumes about the kind of society we live in
Can you really act like that in public in Las Vegas..I live in Britain and people seem to get annoyed if anyone displays any sign of drinking in the day let alone this!
@stirange I work as a security guard and trust me, you'd be surprised how much we let people get away with. There's a stereotype that security guards are all super aggressive wannabe cops who constantly push people around but the truth is most of us are lazy and don't care. Especially if we're part of a union.
The kind where actors follow the script of the movie they are filming.
@@tomwilliams7391 this scene was before he went to Vegas.
You're one of those people that don't have any media literacy, please stop voting
Steady as a FUCKIN ROCK
😂holy sheezus christ😂😂
I wonder if he has this recording somewhere and gives it a listen once and awhile then thinks to himself "I am a fucking genius... Pardon my french!"
I love this movie
Are the customers in line actually watching and listening to him dictate his love for the teller?🤔 Is he on another level and just thinking about it? 😵
The movie leaves it up to your perception and lets Cage be Cage😅
In the book it’s in his mind, so that’s my interpretation as well. Also considering the rather tame reactions from those around him
holy shit
klassic kage
Qué agradable sujeto.
Steady as a fucking rock
Now thats customer service.
My man was study as a fucking rock
It’s been a while since I’ve seen this movie but, it’s powerful nonetheless.
How is this different than anything else Cage has ever done? His manic, wooden delivery?
Me getting in to my parents vhs collection at 5
wow.
Easy Nick.
bank chick is real cute
This is a great scene to look at when you’re as plastered as Nic Cage’s character is here
That was Richard gear's wife
@Bridgette wilson bee like :)
Talking like that is not that uncommon for true alcoholics. They live on the edge of reality and delusions their existence is half in Hell and trying to function.
This is absolutely accurate. The halting speech, the motions , the patterns that you think you can see and hear in words, the pride you take in it and you talk as though all you want to do is laugh and make other people laugh because this entire place, all of it, is some strange echo and 2 or 3 seconds later you shut up and try to think about what you just said to someone you don't know at all, and try to figure out why you told them anything. It's a form of insanity, self-imposed and it never stops until you make the decision to try to make it stop
Scene gave me chills
actress name please
"Order order lets all try a bit to calm down,calm down yes,yes"!!!
Michael Regush
This kids is HOW I met your Mother lol jk
This movie is pretty great.
But too much Elisabeth Shue screen time instead of Nic Cage.
Elisabeth Shue was fantastic in this, she is an integeral part of the whole film and should have been nominated herself, Cage deserved it though
I disagree, Shue balanced Cage's performance.
This is classic but what does it mean in the context of the film......was the character really doing this or was it his imagination.....I have so many questions about this film in general
wish the movie added more subdued scenes like this. Give it a dreamy quality, hell with coherency when you got the shakes
im pretty sure it's an arguement fantasy he was having with his wife who left him
Lol
Take it one step further. Lower the standard and react to revealing moments and wonder why you didn't get a lot more. That is the philosophy. You come to a point where the belief is -- Why her, she's like me, but I don't lie about it to fit in? That moment for me was at a nude beach.
That's my life now. Not all the drinking but what he says. Been divorced for quite a few years and I can have sex with women and then they can go away.
are you dead?
It was mine to for a while my friend. But it doesn't have to be. I hope you are still alive.
Eddie 1925 Can you hear me now?
@@giantleprechaun2350
Not all the drinking, I'm divorced and life is better. That I can have sex with other women and then they can just go away
@@williamalexander1863
I didn't mean all the drinking. I meant as far as being divorced and I can have sex with women and then they can go away
So, he's either gay or really likes bourbon. I'm guessing both.
Have been drinking all day in order to get in the mood to watch this
We all kill each other everday, everwhere, little by little alchohol or no alchohol its the abscence of love that does us in. Cardboard hotel for the losers
This movie is so cringey
Gross 🤢
Dumb depressing movie waste of time Don't WATCH.....
Continue watching Adam Sandler's films. You dumbfuck.
Then why are you even here watching Brah?
Ur an idiot
Morons who vote for the mass murderer Trump are not bright enough to understand this movie.
OK... you've posted the same comment on numerous threads.
This actress was in Weird Science 🧪