Demolition Man - Illuminate Delluminate [HD]
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- Demolition Man Scene Stars: Wesley Snipes, Nigel Hawthorne, Glenn Shadix Director: Marco Brambilla Writers: Peter M. Lenkov, Robert Reneau, Daniel Waters Producers: Howard Kazanjian, Michael Levy, Joel Silver Production: Warner Bros., Silver Pictures Distributon: Warner Bros. Released: 1993
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I always loved how as the movie progressed and people cursed you'd still faintly hear the buzzer in the background from the ticket machine lol
I call it the "SJW Machine"
It's hilarious xD
That gag always gets me
If one takes nothing else from this as a film, that attention to detail and level of commitment is to be admired!
More like the “annoying swear jar machine”
2:09 notice when Cocteau yells "just do your job!" how Phoenix's demeanor changes completely. He instantly goes from being goofy and laid back to utterly menacing. Cocteau got too comfortable being his high and mighty self he forgot he was dealing with an absolute psychopath
You are smart!
“Unintended consequences”…
Especially when a psychopath does not like taking orders. You are correct.
@@drewyetti bad attitude
Phoenix should have said, “Ok, man! Damn!” Lol
Phoenix played him like a fool. He could tell that behind his air of superiority Cocteau was as naive as everyone in his society.
Well, he did create that batshit society. So it stands to reason
@@HarryBalzak Definitely but I think its more than that. He could tell Cocteau was lying about his having released Spartan intentionally; if he had, the guy wouldn't have caught up with him and nearly captured him so easily. All of this implied that the guy wasn't nearly as in control of the situation as he believed himself to be not to mention that he couldn't afford to brainwash too many other guys or he'd be discovered.
One Psychopath with experience of manipulating people vs a genuinely predatory psychopath with extensive experience of violence, criminality and manipulation. The idiot even trained him further, making him far more dangerous.
@@Tuberuser187 I think Phoenix is more of a sociopath (openly ignores laws of morality) but I get the idea.
@@elnombredelarosa3167 Psychopaths ignore conventional morality, the difference between a psychopath and sociopath is that the sociopath generally does not go out of their way to purposely manipulate people and just do whatever pleases them in a way that's totally self absorbed and doesn't see or care for the harm they cause in their pursuit of amoral or immoral goals. They generally lack long term planning as well, they live very much moment to moment.
Psychopaths generally have a greater tendency towards machiavellianism, even when it isnt quite at the degree of the separate machiavellian trait and are usually much more aware of the harm they cause and simply don't care and even consider it before they act or plan. Worse is when they trend towards a Sadistic Personality Disorder with this, I would say Phoenixes taunting of his victims shows he is on the spectrum of those traits too though Sociopaths can have that trait as well.
Hes a poster child of the Dark Triad altogether really.
"And I don't even know what that shit means" Penalty buzzer goes off LOL!!!!!
He probably reprogrammed that too.
Cocteau: "Just do your job!"
Phoenix: "Do you feel in charge?"
Wesley Snipes' acting is so underrated.
He is awesome 😎 actors my all time favourite one 😍
I don't know why he didn't like doing this role when he did so great...
Nappa of the sayian squad was not too bad too
"And none of 'em motherfuckers from New York. They're too uptight". Fun fact: Wesley Snipes comes from New York.....
So he's a Mad Dog Killer type and one them Motherfuckers from New York.
My favorite line in the movie
Orlando. He was born in beu=autiful Orlando
@@ronaldojohnny7774But raised in The Bronx, NYC. Where I lived from 6th to 7th grade a long time ago.😎😎 My guy one of Hollywood's best actors with a martial arts background in Shotokan Karate, Hapkido, kickboxing, BJJ, Capoeira and trained with a Monk in Shaolin Kung-Fu in Manhattan, not far from where I lived. Crawled so superhero cinema could walk, yes sir.🙏⚔️🗡️😎OG Blade
0:41
After all these years and I just realised him cussing made the ticket alarm go off.
Bzzzt "You have been fined one credit for violation of the verbal morality statute."
I just noticed that too
LOL. That's gold. Under-rated comedy.
Same thing. And it's amazing that a total surveilance and control thing was present in 1993's movie. Now we see it growing in reality.
He’s right though. “Illuminate” is a lot nicer.
Although nowadays when people walk into rooms the light just turns on automagically.
@Quentin Lennox deluminate is not a new word. can be seen in books from 1902 at least
@Quentin Lennox Or maybe they are hinting "Illuminati" here.
Whole thread of folks need to resonate some understanding.
Fancier
"Do you feel in charge?"
I dunno HAL, hard to say.
No HAL, I don’t feel in charge.
Cocteau: “But i unfroze you and have you skills.”
Phoenix: “So that gives you power over me?”
i love the machine still giving the fine @ 0:42 lol
Simon Phoenix, you are fined one credit for violation of the verbal parameter statute.
I wonder whos job it is to refill the tickets in those machine?
his dudeness83 I thought it was verbal morality statute?
i laugh every time!!
& 1:27 too
Man, Pheonix is one of the best 90's villains.
I grew up with the best action movies! Watched Demolition man sooo many times as a kid.
Harley Davidson and the Marlboro man
gets men defrosted. forgets to implement directive to not kill him lol
Oh, but he found the loophole for that, even if that was implemented.
Simon might have hired some people from the underground!
That's one theory of mine!
That's one size of a fireplace to cook a pot of broth on.
@@nicktechnubyte1184 bit i thought he did that
He did. And brainwashing has its limitations.
"Oh Raymond Don't Say That!!!"
This film was ahead of its time.
We see in this scene the singularly most important sentence of the movie. 4 words is all it takes to completely unravel cotco’s empire. “Take care of it”. He delegates a critical task to someone who was clearly not capable of executing it correctly and brought back Phoenixes gang without the critical no kill command.
"Nah, I've changed that. Hey Google, illiumate"
Amazon Alexa
Simon didn't say
i say "hey google, illuminate 10%" because of this scene
Is he wearing a bunch of tire pieces?
Yep!
Makes sense he would. Likely stole it off a scrap he killed. Probably was terrible armor wise, but Phoenix probably preferred the look to his simple plane shirt and overalls.
@@hisdudeness8328 considering the police of the time carried batons with electrical discharges, it makes a lot of sense armor wise.
I mean, he spent the first chunk of his time being unfrozen wearing osh-kosh so it is a good upgrade.
@@ComicalHealing good point. The city dwellers always consider the scraps to be subhuman and lacking serious intelligence. Clearly their arrogant prejudices were sorely off about the scraps capabilities.
Nigel Hawthorne (Cocteau) hated both Stallone and Snipes which makes the animosity his character feels towards them that much more real.
Why did he dislike them?
@@number3stunner118 He hadn't done many movies prior to this, mostly stage and British TV. Like most British actors of his generation, he felt many big time American actors hadn't earned their bones by doing extensive theater work. Also, even back then Snipes and Stallone could be difficult to work with.
@@johnbertrand7185 He would have hated working with Steven Seagal even more……
@@johnbertrand7185 Actually makes sense, even today many British actors are classically trained whereas American actors just audition.
What I always found interesting is this sentiment has really died down to obscurity since nowadays many prominent actors tend to respect eachother overall, at least between the extremely gifted/talented regardless of past experience or "official theatre experience".
1:27 This didn't make much sense to me until I started working with New Yorkers.
😂😂😂
I should rewatch this every so often.
God bless.
Wesley Snipes would be a perfect Joker
Mr. Infinite rigggghhhhhttt they should have given him that role .
@@ladyofachievement6077 they can still do it, they make a new Joker every few years.
I thought the same
Nah he'd be the perfect Blade and have a trilogy
Jokers not black
This has forever stayed with me since the day I saw it in theaters illuminate evertime I use a controlled brightness on lighting 😆
It’s 2020 and today I created a shortcut in Siri that turns on and off the lights in my room by saying Illuminate/Delluminate. I feel complete.
You inspire joy-joy feelings with this post.
Then you dyed your hair blond.//
This is one of the best films ever
When I was a kid this was a fun movie. Now it's a documentary of 2020 society. Scary.
Yep.
WoW
This is like a gazelle trying to reason with the most dangerous lion in the jungle.
Well said
The attention to detail in this movie is great. They make a big joke out of the machines giving out fines for swearing, but every scene after that you can hear the machine beeping in the background every time someone swears if you listen closely. Even in scenes like this, which isn't meant to be a comedy scene.
The "None of the muthafuckas from New York" line still makes me laugh everytime
One of the Top Five of movie
Fireplaces EVER!!!
“And none of them mothafuckas from New York... They’re too uptight.”
😂 too fuckin true.
My favorite line in the movie.
Rambo vs Blade
Awesome
From when he changed the light settings to when he demanded the list of henchmen, he was slowly taking control back.
The politician here thought Edward Friendly was bad - he never truly understood how much more dangerous a man like Simon Phoenix was.
You'd think he'd put the imperative not to hurt him in every unfrozen person, especially the ones Pheonix wanted defrosted.
It is possible he did not have time to do it or in order to do so, he would have to do it surreptitiously!
rly only 2 choices as 2 y cocteau didnt -- total oversight [less likely] or arrogance figgerin simon wuldnt exploit such a loophole [more likely]
He was able to/thought of it/remembered when it came to reprogramming Simon, but I welcome any thoughts on this.
The movie doesn’t really explain how the cryo rehab works, but we can safely assume that you can’t just add to it and have it finished overnight. It probably takes a long time. Both Phoenix and Spartan were frozen for decades before being defrosted. Raymond’s was around for years still before then. He had plenty of time to alter Phoenix’s rehab and have it take affect.
@@ExploreGamesAndMore fair ... which reinforces my latter choice -- cocteau simply felt simon wuld not 'outsource' &/or cops wuld sumhow apprehend & re-freeze simon directly afta simon killed edgar /shrug
Sir Humphrey what are you doing.
Quite a step up from cabinet Secretary to Dictator of LA
You would think that villains wouldve learned their lesson: Never release/unfreeze/animate and send the psychopath to do the job. Wesley Snipes was perfect for Phoenix. Hollywood better not never remake this.
i love when movies correctly predicted the future.
Does this mean you've figured out how to use the three sea shells? Could be useful when the toilet paper runs out. Asking for a friend, by the way.
I don’t
@@number3stunner118 i know how to solve the toilet paper, just get a bidet
And the coronavirus. Notice on how kissing was frowned upon and the hand wave toward each other instead of high five?
@@number3stunner118The seashells are self-explanatory: first you poop, then you scoop.
Klaus Schwab 🤔
We seriously need like a 3 second clip of Cockteau saying "Illuminate"
I changed my lights at home to do this. Say what you will about Simon Pheonix, he does have classy ideas for lighting
See what the British Civil Service get up to!
Sir Humphrey in his spare time?
I was writing a comment but yours is much better I salute you good sir.
RIP Nigel Hawthorne.
Can't take Nigel Hawthorne seriously as a villain, He is much better as a upper class civil servant in ''Yes Minister''
Ah, but you repeat yourself.
If you don't see him as a villain in that you are naive and exactly what is wrong with this country
This feels quite chilly. Reception. His double speak is spot on about todays society. We live in a world so full of double speak and lies that we fail to decern the truth about the matter. They were telling us in our face the truth and we just couldn't see it. The ballent lies that is.
Spare me.
Cultural Marxism is all about double-speak and the media loves doing it! They also love manipulative language and words like 'may', 'could' when talking about how offensive words are.
'Progressive' is the opposite for example.
@@spinzig But with no real examples. Piss off.
@@Ragitsu You're too low IQ to notice the many around you all the time I guess.
There's only 2 kinds of people that promote garbage; naive and sinister. Which are you?
Yo I say this every time I walk into the walk in cooler with sensor lights... illuminate!, thank you Mr.Phoenix
Cocteau wanted the underground dead, so they can't do anything to the "perfect" society he created. And if Phoenix can cause some chaos, so much the better.
His chaos will have people running scared and looking for a solution, and he provides that solution, and gains even more control than he has now. And he plans to put Phoenix back in the freezer once his job is done.
0:10, 0:13 and 0:23- Since I watched this movie I often say this to someone near the light switch 😂😂😂😂😂😂
You got to be all kinds of screwed up if a dangerous psychopath thinks you're out of your mind.
So Sir Humphrey went and got himself to be Governor of "San Ángeles".
Illuminati confirmed!
That was already a given. Shit, somewhere in here there's also an all seeing eye. The Taco Bell is a dead giveaway now that they've come out with their Illuminati ad. This was also predictive programming for Wesley Snipes going to prison. They knew they had to do that or the shock would be too great and we'd all make tire armor for ourselves and bust him out.
1:27
In the background you hear him get fined lol
You're already getting what you want, CHAOS
They forgot to say Alexa.
You know what’s crazy about it? Alexa is exactly like the tech they have, she’s always listening which is pretty creepy,shit I don’t even trust Siri cuz I know she’s listening, and with that same tech the government can listen to every convo we have like the time the cops used Alexa to solve a murder case the cops realized Alexa was in the house they replayed the audio it had on record and solved the case or some shit like that
"Hey Google"
@@ThaoNguyen-dp9zc I actually take advantage of that and have said things to my Samsung Galaxy "I know you're listening Google, these errors [like a video randomly pausing when I didn't hit pause] are bullshit so why haven't you fixed them. You have that all money and CZcams is glitching?" Maybe if they hear enough bitching, things will get fixed.
I don't know who came up with the whole fine system. It's such a small thing. but its so freaking hilarious xD
I think Raymond's largest mistake was unfreezing Simon Phoenix.
The guy was ambitious and highly intelligent. He would have been better off unfreezing some competent yet low IQ hitman.
And giving him skills and attributes of an assassin surely didn’t help.
He could have just very well defrosted Spartan himself.
@@KeltonTitan Spartan would have probably joined them.
@@LandersWorkshop You scared me, thought you were counter-responding to one of my other-video controversial comments lol
@@KeltonTitan Nah, just this one here my dude.
Phoenix is the only normal guy in my opinion
Cocteau is Klaus Schwab
You right-wing chodes are puh-fhucking-thetic and _so easy to spot_ ! For people that clamor about individuality, you are all very alike.
cocteau overestimated his ability for control.
most totalitarians do [!!]
Especially a lose cannon like him. He should have had a goon squad army already setup for protection.
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He had no plan for what to do about Phoenix if he became a problem (when he knew he was literally thawing him so that he'd be a problem). I mean, what was he going to do, shoot Phoenix himself?
Jose, did you recover from that stroke you had while posting?
Cocteau lived for years without a society of deviant people. He pulled someone who is capable of thinking outside the box
I made my Alexa do this when I say illuminate and deluminate😂
2:09 a the fire behind Dr Raymond Cocteau is a subtle foreshadowed of him getting shot and thrown into the very fireplace behind him.
I guess in 2032 East Coast New York still too uptight. Somethings never change
😂😂
The only film where the villain was who we wanted to win
metalgearhead99 yeah Cocteau was definitely the villain imo
Dr Coctaeu=Bill Gates
Really? I think Spartan surviving was a good result. Better than both dying and it staying lame AF forever.
2:02 Phoenix said Hell with buzzer. Does that count?
I was secretly rooting for Simon Phoenix throughout the whole movie. America has moved to the darkside and they brought me with it.
@metalgearhead99 *Weybay chin rub gif
Lowkey I was too. 😆
My first choice was John Spartan, but if if I had to choose between Cocteau and Phoenix, I'd choose the latter
Phoenix was actually standing up for what's right by having him killed. I wonder if he still would have, and so quickly, if he hadn't heard him plan to become a dictator who wouldn't let people be themselves.
BioShock got inspired by this. With Cocteau basically being the 90s Andrew Ryan.
Considering Andrew Ryan is a socialist yet grossly mislabeled as a libertarian, I'd tend to agree with you since Cocteau is also a socialist.
Yes, Minister.
Nowadays... we gotta say “Alexa, illuminate living room” or whatever room we are in.
why not use a light switch. did you miss the point of the movie. "if people outsource their individual determination to machines and governments they become useless"
Humphrey is a surprise
I and my brother are still laughing at this scene
It was a good casting choice to get Nigel Hawthorne for the part. Leaving aside his acting skills he was already well versed in satirical 'politics' from his time as Sir Humphrey on Yes Minister. Heck you could say that since the 'civil service' by default wants things to run smoothly with no 'revolutionary ideas' creeping in this is just Sir Humphrey if he decided to be fully in charge of society and not have to deal with politicians. The administrators always want a minimal level of disturbance ie anything potentially bad is regulated. Ie the society we have here.
Seeing as how this film pretty much predicted censorship with it's fining of foul language, just makes me appreciate this movie a lot more 💯😂😂
Ohhh Raymond don’t say that lmfao
I never knew Klaus Schwab was in this movie.
You right-wing chodes are puh-fhucking-thetic and _so easy to spot_ ! For people that clamor about individuality, you are all very alike.
@@Ragitsu I like how a simple off handed comment managed to fill you with such anger and disharmony. Yet you claim to be above political stereotypes.
@@cultofthevoid5677 It's not "off handed" or in any way random when it fills your brainspace on a continual basis.
@@Ragitsu You're making some pretty strong assumptions there considering it was a joke about his attire, not to mention, I may be center right but I'm also a Luciferian, which is the epitome of what most right wingers hate. I don't have to defend myself to either them, nor you though. You should focus on something other than politics.
@@cultofthevoid5677 You get what you give. Make comments about conspiracy theories born from obese amygdalas and don't be surprised when people point out the ridiculousness.
I have a feeling he should have checked that list.
I like how he doesn't want any mad dog killer types because that makes sense. What makes it funny is how he also doesn't want anyone from New York working with him lol.
Probably a nod to the East coast - west coast beef?
@@tanveerhasan2382 yeah lol
This movie was of course years before that happened, so it's basically another prediction that it got right. And the restaurants are closing, so I hope everybody likes Taco Bell.
Imagine how bad new yorkers are that not even Simon Phoenix wants to work with them😂🤣
Yeah I'm with Phoenix on this one: What is the "industrial data grid interface"?
This movie is why the word I use to turn my lights on is now illuminate.
exactamundo
I cannot remember this movie at all as it seems, I only remember Stallone eating a rat burger, and a lot of Pizza Hut, without Pizza's , and the fines they get for cursing.
AHHHHHHHHH The good old "PRINCE" Frederic von Anhalt^^
he shouldn't have given Simon so much that he could end up breaking through the security of his own place. just enough to do the job. he didn't need all that to get the job done. he was way over qualified.
Classic movie
" EXACTAMUNDO "
Just so everyone is aware, “illuminate” works for a google home.
I always liked this Film above most of the crap S & S have done before or since this!
1:35
Simon’s assignment was to killed Egar Friendly from the members Scraps. Before he dares to precipitate San Angeles, California. That is why Phoenix been rehabilitated.
That’s unrealistic. He didn’t say “Hey Google”, “Hey Siri”, or “Alexa”.
👀
0:11 0:12 0:13 0:14
Dr. Cocteau decided to take Phoenix’s society and turned into his society of peace, loving and understanding. Quite frankly Simon’s gang members didn’t like it at all.
Interesting how a political video explaining the politics in this movie, using clips, gets flagged immediately, but videos like this are no problem.
yeah strange isn't it?
2:04 Is hell no longer swearing in the future?
never understood how the assistant could see the list from across the room to get them defrosted must have dam good eye care
I'm guessing he might of picked it up, unless it was tossed into the fire.
Problem- Reaction- *Solution*
Wesley snipes as Blade
I'm changing my Smart Home settings to this