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  • Great scene great movie! Delves right into the heart of Americas drug war, crime and punishment, and the brutal reality of the drug trade. Discounting all the moralistic BS about right and wrong, the bottom line is always about money. And cops and law enforcement are just as dishonest, corrupt and ruthless as the people they supposed protect us from.

  • "i dont give a fuck about no police then and i dont give a fuck about no police now..sheet!" thats why denzels the greatest actor of our generation. fuckin amzing delivery. makes me want to throw coffee at every pig eating po-po out there.

  • You know what confuses me about all these guys? Why don't you just quit after you've made a couple of million?

    I can't imagine I would continue to risk my freedom after I was a millionaire.

    Same with the guy from Blow, George Jung.

  • @Hellblazer311 respect, how would it look if he just goth is than stepped out? He'd look like a puss. Also, he took care of his town. He couldn't just turn his back on them. He was a criminal but he still had a sense of honor.

  • @killerfriend94 He destrpyed Harlem. He didn't take care of anything but himself.

  • Thats the Al Pacino / Robert De Niro scene from Heat of this decade.

  • Wow, what a great scene! I haven't seen this film in years and I completely forgotten how good it is! I think I might watch it again!

  • "I don't give a fuck about no--[SMACK, looks back]--police then, I don't give a fuck about no po-lice now......shit!" LOL

  • Denzel shows histrionics and Crowe is subtle, but Crowe wins. Two great actors- best scene in the film

  • @Ncfinest134 oddly enough the bad guy in booth

  • iyou might want to get in line because that one stretches around the block as well

  • I would've had Ritchie killed honestly.

  • "I got Harlem Richie. I took care of Harlem, so Harlem's gonna take care of me you can believe that."

    Denzel is one smooth motha.

  • @Cruisey1234 haha that's my favorite line

  • frank lucas is an american hero anyone who is got a problem with that can talk to me ok

  • I really think this scene is a classic. The best part is that this is the first time these characters meet on screen and its 15 minutes from the end.

  • Dear Crowe: "please teach me how to make the other actor change levels 6 times, while you stay at the same level and win?"

  • its great to see two great actors play against each other

  • he misses the first time he swats at the coffee cup. 2:40 watch you'll see it lolol

  • Never understood why he didn't have Roberts killed.

  • @NuJoiseyMAN i think it's because on some level he respects what richie represents. remember frank valued honesty and integrity, two traits which richie, atleast in his job, seems to value as well

  • @spliffster88 Roberts seemed to have something personal against him. "do you really think putting me behind bars is going to change anything on em streets?" Roberts knew he wasn't really changing anything, it was more about bringing Frank down then doing good for the community. Roberts was fine with 'business returning to normal' which only restores the old drug dealers. It was about personal accomplishment for him, not public service.

  • @NuJoiseyMAN Roberts isn't fine with business returning to normal, in this scene he's basically telling Lucas that he can put him in jail for the rest of his life unless he provides the names of other drug dealers( which Lucas does). Roberts doesn't have a personal grudge against Lucas, later on he becomes Frank's defense lawyer and gets him a sentence of only 15 years

  • @NuJoiseyMAN that's not true buddy , First of all he was trying to stop the blue magic drug (100% pure) business which was the greatest selling and lowest price on the street, secondly he proved Frank by arresting all corrupt cops which were involved in traffic drug business which means he's not in their kind, thirdly later on like cntstndya says up there ¨he becomes Frank's defense lawyer and gets him out a sentence of only 15 years¨ I think if he had something against him he'd be still in jail

  • @NuJoiseyMAN

    I think Roberts had enough evidence, for someone to carry the case against Lucas after being whacked. Plus he woulda had added time on the 70 years as well, he is in his 40s, he pretty much did was nicky barnes did, gave up people. Only diff is Frank Lucas can still show his name and face in public, Nicky Barnes cannot and is still hated in Harlem.

  • the best scene from the movie!

    Denzel rules!

  • gahhh! I looove this scene! This has to be one of my favorite negotiation scenes in a movie yet! LOVE! :)

  • yeah straight gangster.

  • get in line

    oooweee rusty is ice cold baby i love that shit son dayum

  • Quality isn't top but this scene is my absolute favourite.

    If someone knows a link to this scenen in perfect HD quality, he will make me a happy man.

  • Such a good scene, Denzel did an excellent job at being a mobster, he's such a fucking boss in this film.

  • classic scene

  • Slapping that coffee cup was great... my favorite movie.

  • @bkpaal I like how quiet Richy Robert is while Frank slap the cup of coffee

  • Two actors like that in the same room.. totally different league of acting and talent. Thks for posting the clip.

  • "i dont give a fuck about no police then and i dont give a fuck about no police now..shit!

    lol...funny as fuck

  • best part of the movie...

  • this is a classic scene and my favorite

  • AHAHAH start it at 2:30

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