I don't see a lot of movies over the years but this one has to be one of my favorites of all time. The writer, the director, the actors, the story ... it is art.
Wow!!This scene reminds me of me in Los Angeles in 1987 -88 when I ran out of my house at 16.and left my mom and little brother😪How they must of felt?This part brought me back when I was a troubled kid and didn't have direction..Sorry Mom for all I've put you through and I'm sorry to my little brother Marvin for not being the big brother I should have been!!!😒 I'm 51 now and it hurts seeing this...
My parents are from michoacan and they brought me to the states when I was only a baby 5 months old this hit home, I got involve in streets gangbaning and selling but the lord Jesus Christ showed me a different way
Se refiere al Mexicano oh cuál quier otro extranjero que sea latino en estado unidos Donde trabajar dignamente si alcanza para poder vivir como se te de la chingada gana . El extranjero que se va de su país Para vivir mejor siempre va ser mejor que el que se queda en su Pais de mierda
Chucho is lucky he had a short,fat out of shape nice guy mexican dad who he could easily put to the ground and beat . i'm 45 years old and my father is 75 years old and still a Puerto Rican mountain of a beast who i would not dare to fuck with till this day . love you pops ... i have always respected my parents struggle .. and when i ever felt frogy all my dad had to do was look at me and thats all it took .never put a hand on me once and im glad he dident. love you pops and thanks for makeing me a respectful man.
I guess what is going on here is that Jose Sanchez expectations for his children was to be more than what he is, a simple gardener. However, I'm sure Jesus Sanchez faced a new problem that his father was unaware of. Chuchos opportunities were limited due to his race and didn't like the hand he was being dealt and rather go all out. All his life he has been walking the thin line between life and death. It was beginning to finally catch up to him and there was nothing anyone could do. To his father working hard was nothing and to see his boy insult his struggles would piss off any man. It always takes a woman's touch to make a man back off from violence but more so it being his mother. His disrespect to his family was the final nail on his coffin to seal his fate.
In the US, a chicano will only be a tercero. First is the Anglo Saxon then the Afroamericano. In third place, the Hispanic(usually Mexican American). But always fearful because of his Latinamerican Catholic background. Or a chicano can rebel, become a bandit/guerrillero and roam all over Latin America.
Im a 1st gen Mexican American. Which means that our parents were born in Mexico. It was hard. But now that I’m older (24). They just wanted us to do better. On behalf of all of us jefitos. I’m sorry I couldn’t do you proud, but this country is all about capitalism. I’m sorry ama y apá 😞
" Money makes the world go 'round." We all bought into this man made game, as old as time. Think about it, the creators made the rules therefore they bend, break and change them to fit their purpose, the rest of us are playing catch up.
Always has to be a woman in the background screaming -_- but yeah the dad's right and the son as well about the money part but if I would have heard him say that about Mexicans I would have done something. .. either way this movie has always been my favorite from the other Chicano movies
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Incredible acting by Esai Morales. Extremely versatile & convincing actor ! Orale !
he is so underrated
He may be Puerto Rican but damn he plays perfect Chicanos.
It took me forever to realize that Chucho was also Bob from La Bomba
that's why i came here LOL.
Oh shitttt
They are literally the same character.
La Bamba*
Damn bro!! How did you miss that these are classics
one of the few scenes that made me feel like my own dad was talking to me. it hit home.
Yeah. When his dad tells him about his brother and says "in the navy" it always reminds me of the arguments I'd had with my parents.
@@imtalkingtoyou1841 sucks cuz they compare and make him feel inferior
Same
I don't see a lot of movies over the years but this one has to be one of my favorites of all time. The writer, the director, the actors, the story ... it is art.
I think almost every Mexican-American person has felt this way at one point or another sometime in their lives.
Almost every mexican american has felt selling drugs and getting arrested? Nah you're wrong for that. You keep that stereotype alive though.
For real
MilkandCookies92 every Chicano
Str8 Up
Damm right!
Shit hits home to the fullest.... me and my pops.... love you dad...
Wow!!This scene reminds me of me in Los Angeles in 1987 -88 when I ran out of my house at 16.and left my mom and little brother😪How they must of felt?This part brought me back when I was a troubled kid and didn't have direction..Sorry Mom for all I've put you through and I'm sorry to my little brother Marvin for not being the big brother I should have been!!!😒 I'm 51 now and it hurts seeing this...
Damn this scene always hits hard. I was like jimmy in this scene growing up, seeing relatives fight and get locked up. Sad times.
Parents always comparing their kids
Boy how times have changed, look at us now! Growing, selling and smoking legally marijuana. We were raised in a world that doesn’t exist no more.
And how I wish that we lived back in those days. People that resort to that lifestyle are the scum of the earth.
you think for one minute I want to spend all day pulling up weeds and mowing lawns? you've got another thing coming a la chingada con eso
One of the best movies ever made
Heart breakin scene movie
Speaking the truth feels so good but leads to so much shit
Kristen Keeney you got that right ! lol
My parents are from michoacan and they brought me to the states when I was only a baby 5 months old this hit home, I got involve in streets gangbaning and selling but the lord Jesus Christ showed me a different way
3:19 my little brother seeing me shoved in the back of a police car in the early 2000s. This movie is always relatable in any era.
Para el mexicano es un orgullo el trabajar dignamente y el respeto que da
Pues es un pendejo, mira como el gobierno lo engaña.
@@jasonmuniz8802 👌🏽👌🏽
@@jasonmuniz8802 aunque tu no seas un pendejo eres y seras gobernado por pendejos jajaja aunque te duela seguiremos siendo tercer mundo
Se refiere al
Mexicano oh cuál quier otro extranjero que sea latino en estado unidos
Donde trabajar dignamente si alcanza para poder vivir como se te de la chingada gana . El extranjero que se va de su país Para vivir mejor siempre va ser mejor que el que se queda en su Pais de mierda
Aquí en los Estados Unidos la gente le vale madre si trabajas dignamente solo les importa si tienes dinero lo que dijo chucho tiene mucho razón
Chucho is lucky he had a short,fat out of shape nice guy mexican dad who he could easily put to the ground and beat . i'm 45 years old and my father is 75 years old and still a Puerto Rican mountain of a beast who i would not dare to fuck with till this day . love you pops ... i have always respected my parents struggle .. and when i ever felt frogy all my dad had to do was look at me and thats all it took .never put a hand on me once and im glad he dident. love you pops and thanks for makeing me a respectful man.
They're both wrong. You can make money with dignity. But dignity alone isn't enough to make it in this country. You need money in order to survive.
Never seen this movie , I must watch . Esai Morales is so underrated , I think he’s a great actor
This scene always makes me cry I went thrus this in my family brings back terrible memories I was that little boy
A powerful scene in this movie. Unfortunately some people like to take the easy way out to get ahead in this world.
Bob I'm Pregnant
It's not my 1st or my Last
Wait wrong movie 😂
😂😂😂
I know this whole scene by heart, even though I haven't seen it in a while,
This was me with the folks. regardless the old heads want things to never change and they call that happiness and a life .
This was me at 15 , I miss my Jefe ,
Rest in power to my father
damn boy's guap flew out his hand.
guwap in da airrr
I like the bio info. Splendid. And this scene wow. Powerful 🇲🇽
I guess what is going on here is that Jose Sanchez expectations for his children was to be more than what he is, a simple gardener. However, I'm sure Jesus Sanchez faced a new problem that his father was unaware of. Chuchos opportunities were limited due to his race and didn't like the hand he was being dealt and rather go all out. All his life he has been walking the thin line between life and death. It was beginning to finally catch up to him and there was nothing anyone could do. To his father working hard was nothing and to see his boy insult his struggles would piss off any man. It always takes a woman's touch to make a man back off from violence but more so it being his mother. His disrespect to his family was the final nail on his coffin to seal his fate.
In the US, a chicano will only be a tercero. First is the Anglo Saxon then the Afroamericano. In third place, the Hispanic(usually Mexican American). But always fearful because of his Latinamerican Catholic background. Or a chicano can rebel, become a bandit/guerrillero and roam all over Latin America.
Doe$n't matter how you get it a$ long a$ you get IT.
Powerful scene
Im a 1st gen Mexican American. Which means that our parents were born in Mexico. It was hard. But now that I’m older (24). They just wanted us to do better. On behalf of all of us jefitos. I’m sorry I couldn’t do you proud, but this country is all about capitalism. I’m sorry ama y apá 😞
Los amo y ojalá un día los hiciera contentos con esta vida perra ahorita lo siesta mucho 😢🥺😭😢
*pero *siento
I understand where you're coming from bro, All that you can do. Is your best, That's what counts. Agree, Arriba los jefitos.
La policia was here!
Get out of my house!
lol classic
fuck its sunday now im in tears
Chucho is right
In the States money is what matters
Dignidad (Dignity in Spanish) means nothing
It’s how you choose to make that money is what matters. Chucho was wrong
@@cipdog100 lmao what’s wrong with weed?
You have no dignity bro
@@marcolopez5138 bro back in the 60’s weed was ilegally
@@56viu just because something is illegal doesn’t mean it’s wrong.
One Of My Favorite Movies. A Wonderful Story About Our Culture And Lifestyles. 👏👏❤🙏
I felt bad for Jimmy in this scene!
me encanta esta pelicula
Damn years later I see he says "from Michoacan" I'm from. Michiacan 🤣🤣🤣
Esai Morales 😍😍
Damn this shit is real.
Chucho helping the kid really got me because you never know with the cops in my city
whyd he leave mommy whyyy hell come back mijo
Powerfull scene
" Money makes the world go 'round." We all bought into this man made game, as old as time. Think about it, the creators made the rules therefore they bend, break and change them to fit their purpose, the rest of us are playing catch up.
omg thanks sooooo much!
Love this movie
Always has to be a woman in the background screaming -_- but yeah the dad's right and the son as well about the money part but if I would have heard him say that about Mexicans I would have done something. .. either way this movie has always been my favorite from the other Chicano movies
mine too! someone should upload it on youtube
Hard.
dammmm
I got money Hefe
Is he seriously giving him all this shit just for selling weed smh
a_510 still is considered like that out here in the latino community
I just get it that's all.
Mi familia 🥰❤️🇪🇦💕🇲🇽💋🇮🇱
An American painting
Lol
✨✝️✨2 Corinthians 9:6, Galatians 6:8
Okay but theres people making $500+ per day mowing lawns so.....
Not at that time
they were making what was equal to what $500 is today
@@josephmartinez4532 no they were not specially to an illegal.
@@kimberlymurillo3901 then you tell me how much then smart one
ala chingada con eso😎👎💩