Magneto Bar Scene | X-Men First Class (2011) Movie Clip HD 4K
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- Magneto Bar Scene - Frankenstein's Monster - Argentina Scene - English Subtitles | X-Men: First Class (2011) Movie Clip 4K Ultra HD
Cast: James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, Kevin Bacon, Rose Byrne, Jennifer Lawrence, January Jones, Nicholas Hoult, Oliver Platt, Lucas Till, Jason Flemyng, Zoe Kravitz, Caleb Landry Jones, Edi Gathegi, Alex Gonzalez, Glenn Morshower, Rade Serbedzija
Film description: Before Charles Xavier and Erik Lehnsherr took the names Professor X and Magneto, they were two young men discovering their powers for the first time. Before they were archenemies, they were closest of friends, working together, with other Mutants, to stop the greatest threat the world has ever known. In the process, a rift between them opened, which began the eternal war between Magneto's Brotherhood and Professor X's X-Men.
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Ok.
They sure could've used him last week near the Titanic.
The best scene of the movie....
Fassbender was perfect casting for young Magneto, also it's amazing how he was involved in two of the greatest scenes ever to take place in a bar
and he spoke german in both of them
At least he wasn’t made to order three Whiskeys this time.
@@Cartman4wesome I know that 🤣
Why delay the inevitable
@@Howlingburd19 "two of the greatest scenes" does not mean "top two greatest scenes"
"They didn't have a name. It was taken from them by pig farmers and tailors." Just the sheet tension in the writing in this scene is incredible.
I regret to be the 🤓 but that is not exactly what he said.
There was no "by" in his sentence.
He said "their names were taken from them. Pig farmers and tailors."
The subtitles add the "by". But Fassebender doesn't say it in the original.@@LordDarkfinst
@@Tilo913Bad translating or is it that the language does not need it?
In German the sentence should have been: "Der Name wurde ihnen weggenommen. Von Schweinebauern und Schneidern." Michael Fassbender forgot the word "von" (by). He just said "Schweinebauern und Schneidern", but normally you use it
He said they didn’t have names because the Jews were treated like they weren’t human and given numbers instead of names to dehumanize them in the eyes of the people
The music in this scene is amazing. I love how it increasingly becomes more and more villainous, going from brooding to downright menacing.
I made it my ringtone... its amazing
The magic of Henry Jackman
Erik's smooth transition from speaking Spanish to German is so underrated.
Well i'm argentinian, and it was not as smooth as you say, but german sounds good, cause i'm not german
@@punkyboy782 "cabin-yeros" oof... although maybe accurate? Maybe the nazis just showed up and just butchered the language like they butchered.... you know
@@punkyboy782 I'm German. It's really good. The whole scene could almost be mistaken for the German dub.
@@punkyboy782 I agree. I'm from Spain, and his Spanish was off. But it's his transition to Germany that is most impressive.
And then back to English😂
Don’t get me wrong Ian Mckellen was amazing as the older Magneto, but Michael Fassbender was something else entirely as the younger version of the character. He made him scarier, someone you would have NOT wanted to mess with when he was in his prime.
I think it works that he's younger so he's got more anger and passion behind him and then as he ages he mellows a bit
Two great actors thats it.
I see it like charles softened him a bit.
@@Rude-7 period
@@rikhmjustsomeguywithmousta4971 ok ,-_-
I love the subtle detail of the "pig farmer" moving the beer glass from right hand to left, as he's realising somethig is off and is getting ready for trouble.
Uh, i don't think so...
@@VictorMarwood 1:27
Holy shit! That's a great catch! I've seen this scene many times but never noticed that
Holy crap!! You're right, that does make sense!
Good eye.
the fact that Michael is a German in real life makes this scene even more badass
I didn't even know he was half German he looked half white too.
@@manofsteelgoodmanll.2512he is half Irish and half German
@@manofsteelgoodmanll.2512 "Half white"? What do you mean by that? He's white!, not "half white"... SMH
@@dersteppenwolf5458 well I didn't know I thought he was mixed ,he looked like he was.
@@dersteppenwolf5458if you go by the race theory (which is bull shit) then Irish is not considered white
“By pig farmers… and tailors.” That was amazing
"Blood and honor...which would you care to shed first?"
"We were under order..."
"Blood then "
That tension....amazing scene ! Fassbender is so charismatique .
And that Nazi not only running away to Argentina but also keeping that knife made it obvious that it wasn't just about having been under orders, he didn't feel any remorse for what he had done.
@@floraflowers aaaand not to mention he just tried to stab him without orders lol
There was no honor in that response.
@@lilbluecar89
Yep. Noticed he was a Jew: t'was self-defence. He had no choice but to kill them, too. This was as noble as Captain America in ww2.
I must say I never understood the "blood then" response. Surely with that cop out of an answer "we were under order" he has shed his honor first before being stabbed.
I absolutely love the confidence, power, and aggression he shows here. Exactly as you would imagine a young Magneto would be. That first disarm he did with the knife and then pausing to speak cemented this as one of the best scenes of revenge in my mind. Seeing this originally in IMAX cinema was insane
In all honesty I think this is the best scene I've ever seen in a movie and I've watched thousands of.
@@sergios4620 It's an amazing scene but come one, don't over hype it like that to the thousands of others.
@@Gadget-Walkmen it’s his opinion if he thinks it’s the best then it’s the best
@@xEraserheadx uh huh, whatever. I’m just talking about in terms of pure objective standpoint, it’s really not the best at all.
@@Gadget-Walkmen it’s not “pure objective” anything considering there’s plenty of people who disagree with you
Magneto has always been my favorite villain. To see Sir Ian McKellen and Michael Fassbender bring him to life has made my childhood complete.
Don’t see him as a villain in this scene😂
The moment they spoke while he was backfacing them and his focused, sharp eyes, cold-blooded, were in the shot showing him drinking his beer with such rage and disgust is what makes the entire scene outstanding
Everything about this scene is perfect:
-Michael's acting
-The dialogue
-The rising tension
-The looks of fear on the Germans' faces
-Magneto's theme song
Just chef's kiss
yeah well what's not so perfect is the reaserch they did for this movie jajajsjs people don't talk like that in Argentina and villa gesell doesn't have mountains lmao
@@Camila-do8ot That really is not important. It's a film set in a fantasy version of our world.
I so wish it had the same length of tension like in inglourious basterds but i get it's not the main focus of this movie
Also Michael speaking German
@@ULYSSES-31nah, they are just ignorant
I think I'd be happy to see a period movie consisting solely of Magneto traveling the world, hunting down and executing fugitive Nazis. With occasional walk-ons from other Marvel characters, to be sure, but essentially: 2 hours of Erik Lehnsherr on a Mission. And I'd enthusiastically applaud every scene of on-screen justice.
That was the original plan: X-Men Origins: Magneto. And then the X-Men Origins: Wolverine film flopped, Fox panicked and retooled it into First Class.
YESS🗣‼️
Sometimes less is more. This scene is gold, but an entire movie of it would get tiring.
That's what I love about magneto as a character. On every comic run I agree with him wholeheartedly, the world is a horrible and racist place. He's suffered so much, not just because he's a mutant but because he's polish and Jewish. His abilities have very little to do with his outlook. He hates various groups for good reasons... they are bigots. The older I get the more I side with him. Professor x is too kind to nasty people.
You should watch Deep Space Nine
Fassbender speaks Spanish here with a Castilian accent; the way he says "cerveza" like "therbetha" instead of "servesa". I know because I'm Spanish myself.
I've always liked that he did that
OMG I am so happy that someone else noticed that! I'm kind of a linguistics nerd and every time I excitedly point it out the others I get blank stares. Quick story: One time I was working as a paramedic and I thought a guy was BSing me about speaking Spanish and he told me he spoke Castilian Spanish and I replied that I knew Castilian Spanish and it sounds almost like a lisp; he looked me in the eyes and said BARTHELONA and we both cracked up. Anyway... language nerd stuff lol
i dont like it he is in argentine so he better speak castellano accent
@@el_chico1313 Doesn't really matter as long as he's understood.
I always thought it strange he spoke Castilian Spanish, but someone pointed out to me that Erik is from Europe and wouldn't have studied Latin American Spanish.
@@bluehealer81 that is how i hear Spaniards speak. with a slight lisp. For example, i could listen to Penelope Cruz speak all day.
X-Men First Class is a 9/10 movie. Really well done.
"Let's just say I'm Frankenstein's monster"
That always gives me chills
First time I cried. My favorite villain of all time so hearing that was satisfaction for me.
@@scarlettcrowns you cried?
It's scary how much double meaning resonates from that line.
@@hornedgoddess8191 how
Given the context, there is zero reason for him to say it in English to a German, but DAMN does it give me the goosebumps.
"Let's just say I'm Frankenstein's monster. And I'm looking for my creator" To this day, that line still gives me goosebumps
(Cough... cough... cough...)
"Let's just say I'm Conan and I'm looking for Thulsa Doom."
I also love the line, but I still find it incredibly strange that he would switch from German to English. The film is obviously geared towards an English-speaking audience, but even so, it doesn't really make sense in terms of the situation.
@@nobleactual7693 How about the fact that he spoke Spanish in the beginning?
@@kristenslice561 Well, he was in a Spanish-speaking country, so he probably picked up a couple of words. That much is believable.
@@kristenslice561high ranking Germans were hiding in Argentina after the war so if your hunting for a high ranking officer in Argentina so you should probably learn some of the language
This scene is such a perfect example of every aspect of filmmaking working together in perfect harmony. The writing is clever, the acting is immaculate, the score is exciting, the editing is crisp and easy to follow, the CGI is well done, the color grading is gorgeous, and obviously the direction of all those things is perfect. Everyone involved in this movie should be immensely proud.
I think the ultimate credit of this scene is that when magneto starts using Super powers it doesn't take me out of the reality of the scene.
Magneto is one of the villains who you cannot commend on their actions, but at the same time you can understand why they're doing what they're doing. That's one of my favorite kinds of villains!
Magneto ultimately became what he so despises.
I will happily commend him killing nazis, what are you talking about??
@@brandonmedina494 wrong, magneto is right and does what is necessary to protect his people.
@@saljm697 he is an enemy of humanity
@@cameronmackisoc8257I would rather them brought before a fair trial. Not killed outright as is what often happened.
“they didn’t have a name, it was taken from them by pig farmers and tailors” i’m taking that quote to my grave
I'm under the impression that Magneto's parents weren't mutants. I'm still trying to figure out a lot of things in this movie and the next three.
@@gringo3002 they are mutants, at least one of his parent, it's just that the x gen wasn't shown or wasn't reflected.
I think this mentioned in the second Wolverine movie; that the X-Gene can sometimes skip generations (in terms of powers manifesting). So sort of makes sense I suppose
@@gringo3002 They were Jews. These were Nazis in the bar, and his parents died during the holocaust.
Hei call them nazis with a fucking swag.......
One of the greatest scenes ever. The suspense, the building tension the swelling score. Could've fit right into a movie like Inglourious Basterds, but to see it in a superhero movie is just crazy.
I love how Eric takes his time here he’s revelling in his revenge, the way he slowly reveals the number on his arm and then after disarming the guy with the knife he looks at it and reads it’s inscription and instead of just making the knife cut them all down he pins the guys hand down keeping him there while he deals with the other two guys slowly moving the gun towards the tailor and killing him then killing the bartender then finally finishing the first guy off but not before stabbing him in the hand once again to really just rub it in I love this scene magneto has always been one of my fav characters and to see him in his younger days in his prime and played by a great actor Michael fassbender is just perfect the movie itself isn’t great I’ll admit but because of this portrayal of the character(aswell has James mcavoy Xavier too) and his story i find myself drawn back to it every once and awhile
2:19 That knife throw and catch is the sickest thing in this whole scene!
Magneto could be knife throwing champion with his powers lol 😆 *come on man*
Nahhh, that look he gives the tailor at 1:50 That put The Fear into him...
@@F5_cena I'd go with him being the target dummy instead. He would control the knife in the thrower's hand, and pull it to where it wouldn't hurt him. It would look like the thrower was doing crazy knife tricks that barely miss Magneto, but in reality it is all under Magneto's control.
right!
it was on some mortal kombat sh*t
Fassbender is such a phenomenal actor
I agree. His work as magneto was so dark but much appreciated, he was such a bastard in the 2 Prometheus films. Love him
Crazy he's so young but he portrayed as a 62 year old Magneto in Dark Phoenix.
One of the best scenes in superhero movie history, Fassbender is simply incredible in the part
"Oh really? What were their name?"
"They didnt have a name. It was taken from them...by pig farmers...and tailors".
That line was so well done, just brings chills every time I watch this scene. This whole bar bit is probably one of the best scenes in any movie.
darn. While Erik himself isn't a psychopath at all, the way he smiled as mentioning about his parents is such spine-chilling moment for me.
It was a normal smile. You lie.
Maybe pick something else.
@@WomenCallYouMoid there is nothing normal about Magneto. And that's why he's awesome.
He’s a sociopath. That doesn’t make him any less right about mutant affairs tho. Just wrong about how he handles them. I love Ultimatum, he completely goes off the rails.
@@Taegotgames well.
Hero
Villain
Sometimes, we gave no shit about who is who.
Because they start in quite similar way.
Suffer.
Hero prevents those having happend from repeating onto others.
Villain make others feel the same pain.
As a German I gotta say that Michael Fassbender spoke his lines really well. In the German version, the dialogue sounded a little...different than the rest of the dubbed movie. And then I got it. This scene was taken as it was. Michael's lines were dubbed over, but the German guys kept their original audio, which is pretty rare. In Germany, we have a pretty solid voice actor branch and we dub every hollywood movie into German.
That’s because he’s half German!!! 🥰
He was born in Heidelberg if I'm not mistaken.
Fassbender is German. He was born in Heidelberg.
so you are German not Nazi ? hmmm In the TV they told about Nazis crimes
Dubbing live action movies is just wrong
one of the greatest movie scenes ever!
Lol no.
@@DemoNinja79 you have to consider the tension that built up to this moment. in universe lol
Michael Fassbender is one of the most talented actors. He kills every role !
I'm still impressed that they managed in a hollywood film to get real Germans to speak those roles. They all had absolutely no accent and spoke perfect german. Nearly impossible to speak german like this when you're not a native speaker or learned it over many years
This, unfortunately, did not work in X-Men Apocalypse 2016, when Magneto is in Poland - this accent is horrible. Should have taken Polish actors, just like in Hawkeye ;)
I didn't know but he was born in Heidelberg Germany
Michael Fassbender speak German fluently too? I'm sorry, I know he's clearly speaking here, but I can't differentiate a bad accent from a good one lol
@@cruzjacknife8699 when i speak english i also don't hear my accent lol. But yeah, they're all having absolutely no accent
@@frite6090 It really is so refreshing, considering usually they just throw together some dudes who at best get a full german sentence they kind of can pronounce. Usually when there are "native german speaking" characters, I have actual trouble even understanding what they are trying to say...
I love how Magneto doesn’t even want information. He just immediately brings up his parents not having names 😬
He saw the picture on the wall and had all the info he needed. This was just the icing on the cake of a successful day for him.
The perfect villain.
Dead calm, unstoppable, virtually invincible, not constrained by moral boundaries and a part of you can't help rooting for him, because in his mind he's just looking for what he honestly sees as justice.
There a perverse joy in Edgar Allan Poe styled revenges.
The perfect villain, just a shade away from the Punisher, with enough power to take out half of the Avengers in few seconds.
In my humble opinion, 1st class ie the best superhero movie ever made, mostly because Fassbinder and the musical riff.
This might be my favorite scene of all times. It's absolutely perfect.
If Fassbender isn't Magneto in the MCU, I don't want it.
Same
There are rumours about him filming maybe a cameo for the Mcu... like the rumours about Professor X which became true. But, they are rumours.
so they can ruin his character as well? no thank you
@@enderzebak2863 Exactly
Mcu would ruin him
Mcu is made for kids and teens with nanosecond attention spans these days
Quick and fun but tasteless and Zero intensity
They couldn't handle a scene like this in a million years
One of the great film scenes in history
Yeah :) from an honest standpoint, it's definitely holds true for everyone of us hahah
Always someone like you with this exact statement in any good movie clip 🙄🙄🙄 what do you know of film history??
@@overlex cool sorry bro, trolling for no reason 😂
With argentinians that speak like mexicans, in a city near the beach but you can see snowy mountains on the back.. dude this scene is a disgrace, the only good thing is his performance.
@@ImyoCello dude you do realise these guys are German (in the movie) not Argentinian 😂they’re Nazis who fled Germany…. take another look at the scene and then come back to me 😂😂
This is one of my all time favorite movie scenes. Fassbender is a stud. Perfect for this part!
2:19-2:20 is my favourite part of this scene; Erik using his power to throw the blade and draw it right back is absolutely badass!! 🧲💪🏻🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
Fassbender‘s first line is so flawless and accent free, I almost fell off my chair. Seriously, it’s out of this world. I genuinely thought that I had accidentally clicked the German dubbed version of the scene and double checked the title of the video to make sure it’s indeed the english original. :-D
Greetings from Germany.
He's half German on his father's side, incase you didn't know
@@BlackRoseRhamnous Literally born in German, so it is not only half.
@@susanaaguayo9442 I think you misunderstand here. Not really important where he was born. It's where you're raised and whete your parents are from
It but was in Spanish.
@@dant5447 That doesnt make you half of a nation, unless the parents are from somewhere else, In this case magento's parents were from germany, and he was born in german, so he is german . Doesnt matter where you get raised
One of the best movie scenes ever…
Literally couldn't agree more
Preach. My favorite villain of all time.
@@scarlettcrowns magneto and joker best comic book villains ever
this could be a beer advertisement and i would believe it 😂😂
Fassbender is a SERIOUSLY impressive actor and wildly underrated imho.
2022 this still gives me chills the music is epic and Michael is everything in this scene
Perfect casting for young Magneto!
Marvel nailed casting both the older and younger versions of Professor X and Magneto in general
best scene ever made in marvel history
The theme is incredible, every time you hear it, you know epicness is about to happen.
He deserves his own movie Rise of Magneto
There was going to be a movie in the series called "X-Men Origins: Magneto" but they reworked it into X-Men: First Class and they did a brilliant job
Magneto only pls
The soundtrack is so amazing which makes the scene so cool
Magnetos best soundtrack for sure. Dude is too OP as a villain to not have his own.
I love seeing him push his hair back 💜
0:13 The music and the zooming in of the frame is so well done.
This scene alone convinced me that Fassbender should have a shot at Bond.
Same, also when he’s wearing that gray three piece suit with the overcoat he looked like James bond
Will not happen in the girl-boss era.
Sadly he's too old now for the role, but a decade ago he would've been a great replacement for Daniel Craig. Maybe he could play M in a future movie
1:28 I don't know why but the knife guy changing his drink to the other hand just increased the tension
He's switching to his off hand so he can use his knife with his right.
Fassbender is one of the greatest actors of his generation.
This is the best clip in a comic book film. The music, acting, context, non Disney! It’s perfect!
And this is exactly the moment when Fassbender climbed to the top 3 of my favorite actors
I love how the guy sticks his tongue out when he screams lol
I read that the precise point in which Erik stabs him causes his tongue to swell. Done on purpose. look at his tongue swell as a result.
That arm block to take the knife was just superb! Also, the moment he reveals his number, the whole mood crescendos! Just give me a movie of Magneto seeking out Nazis and taking his revenge! Glorious!
Several scenes in this movie are 10 out of 10 for perfection. This being one of them. The best scenes from any of all the X-Men movies.
Pretty much every Quicksilver scene is right up there too.
Best beer ad ive ever seen
The way Fassbender's accent changes is the best moment in this scene
2:33 - "Let's just say I'm Frankenstein's monster" the best line during that year of movies
ive watched this a hundred times ffs its too good
God I love his intensity, and the music is so perfect for this scene.
He deserved an Oscar for this scene.
And Steve Jobs too.
@@scarlettcrowns And 12 years a slave, Shame, Hunger...
2:24 i just love when characters drink in the middle of the fight
These beer commercials are getting out of hands
Lol "Hand" 2:01
The most badass scene in movie history
Out of all the scenes in the movie this is my top pick perfect acting perfect action everything was spot on
My God I never thought anyone could pull off the focused rage and razor-sharp determination that Magneto had. Fassbender was simply--dare I say it?--magnetic in this role.
Awesome scene, given the subject matter/ historic context, add Fassbender's incredible charisma and it's just spinetingling, fantastic
This scene is so cool. I'm glad to see in this ''version'' probably blue ray, they fixed 2:19 When it first came out, Fassbender and the other guy were both frozen until the knife came back. The music was almost everything in this movie. The only thing that always bugged me is the shadow at the end. The guy was sitting with his hand stabbed into the table. Not standing up.
I noticed the scene at the end. I think he was still sitting
Yeah and the way the shadow went down looked like those targets at a shooting range.
"Let's just say I'm Frankenstein's monster." One of the monster's gripes with his creator was he was not given a name, and with that, not an identity either.
One of the most badass scenes ever. The smile on Erics face combined with the dialog told both of those men they were in mortal danger
Weirdest thing, I've seen this movie probably 10ish times and I never noticed that Shaw was one of the guys in the picture. I'd always thought Magneto already knew this guy was there and was just being dramatic. Loved the movie too, one of my favorites in the franchise.
Not a fan of superhero movies at all. But I would gladly watch this again, magneto has by far the best back story. And the few scenes like this in the movie definitely make it worth watching again.
Odd take cuz you can't compare it to anyone since you don't have anything to compare it to cuz you don't like the genre
YYYYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSS That knife throwback and catch stab shot 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 DAAAAAMN! Hot! hANDS down BEST Magneto scene
There should be an R-rated film with Magneto as the main character, about hunting Nazis. If something like that was made I would go to the cinema for it without a second thought.
this is what lifted this movie above so many others...
One of the best scenes ever created by Hollywood movies
1:18 That "back" actor, that was the "tailor", with his side eye, was PERFECT. One of the most menacing scenes in the 21st century. It was PERFECTION. Love you Michael Fassbender.
The tension when they take a sip of their beers, is palpable!
1:49 underrated performance, the fear in his eyes is almost palpable
I love this scene so much, not sure why it keeps getting pulled & then re uploaded. This shit gets me hot. Let Magneto have a What If spin-off where he's just murdering war criminals.
This scene makes me wish Fassbender could play 007. Badass!
Magneto used me, and knows i could R.I.P. him apart.
I still came back for this. Masterpiece
1:18 magneto: they didn't have a name
Two former nazi guys: had a bad feeling about this
I loved the music that always happened when Magneto was doing something evil like
Fassbender is just an amazing actor
this is great writing right here man. this is how you write moments of build-up. this is how you develop a true villain, like Jason Voorhees, Jaws and the og Predator.. think about that first Predator movie, you may have missed the fact that Predator made all of his kills in the day time but the movie was still frightening.
Such an iconic scene. Fantastic film.
One of the best movie prequels of all time, along with War for The Planet of The Apes, The Godfather Part II, Revenge of The Sith, etc.
dude Fassbender is such an amazing actor
Erik Lehnsherr / Magneto is a brillaintly written character. He is flawed.. but brilliant and Mr Fassbender plays him perfectly, as if Erik Lehnsherr / Magneto was written by himself :) I like it.
the best scene in the X-Men franchise hands down
This is a masterpiece scene
The Frankensteins monster line was PURE Fassbender badassness