Catch 22

[ohhicaroline]

Artie!

[AlmostaFlipinSkater]

Why are people saying Rise Against?

I love Rise Against too (think Revolutions Per Minute is the best album ever)

But everyone is forgetting Tim's band in the 90s, BAXTER, who used the same audio clip in the song Burden.

[somegreens]

Im Just here for Art Garfunkel..

[awesomeness1367]

Rise against yea!!!

[jabrove]

fuck rise against, BOMB20 is what got me here!!

[chasyes1]

PS didja know the Italian citizens per capita income is now more than Great Britain's??? And the Germans now own Rolls Royce and JEEP??!!??!!!

[TKZ100]

@chasyes1 Italy's also in the middle of a massive debt crisis.

[chasyes1]

I cherish this scene, it says so very very much! 37Dionysos post below says it all it makes you crazy then it makes you sane! A whole lot of truth in these moments. I think every kid in America should see it( when they're old enough)

[MERC3NARYPRODUCTIONS]

...Britain was destroyed, France was destroyed, Germany was destroyed, Japan was destroyed, Mongolia was destroyed, Russia (Soviets) was destroyed, Sumer was destroyed, Babylonia was destroyed, Egypt was destroyed.

America will be destroyed, China will follow, and India soon after. No great imperial (militaristic or economic) nation will ever stand the test time. So why not yours? How much longer do you think your country will last?

I would say about two more years give or take a month.

[JesusFishAndFriends]

Fuck Rise Against, Mr. Garfunkel is why you're watching.

[gp16593]

"Its better to live on your feet than to die on your knees."

Truely a quote to live by.

[revels95]

the book version of this film was on my GCSE english paper last year. oh my god. what a coincidence that its in one of my favourite bands songs!

[neuroticsquirreljack]

All this time I've been wondering where the lines from Rise Against's song came from....I found it. XD

[37Dionysos]

This scene is tremendous but the book's version is even better! Makes you crazy and then it makes you sane....

[Nunto1]

best social commentary ever!

[Remington61189]

this sums up what italians were during ww2 

[TonyCagnoni]

@Remington61189 ti spacco il culo bastardo..propaganda inglese e americana:gli italiani sono codardi.........fatte schiffo inglesi e americani di merda..suchiatecci il cazzo

[Nightrbinger24]

3:15 Truer words have never been spoken.

[grimblebrumble17889]

That old bugger had a point. How could he be wrong. Hed lived longer than that kid after all.

[chasyes1]

I love this scene and am glad you posted it. I have sent it to many friends and watch it once a week or so. The book Catch - 22 was much better than the movie but this scene and THE B-25's especially are a great thing to watch. The B-25 takeoff scene is an over looked movie screen gem and if you listen to the sound on headphones while watching it is as close as you can get to flying in one. I was lucky enough to catch a ride in one in S. Fla> early '80's and consider it a thrill of a lifetime!

[fightclub1537]

Thumbs up if you came to this based on "Survivor Guilt" by Rise Against.

[iamtheSASS]

SURVIVORS GUILTTTTT its so powerful with the music

[InsecurePsychotic]

Rise Against. Is awesome it's cool that they used some of this dialogue.

[BlackNikNakFlak]

I looked up rise against lyrics to see where that line came from. I find it so cool it came from a movie.

[37Dionysos]

"You have it a-backward-za...." Ain't that the truth?

[varekai918]

WHOAH. lol That is probably one of the best/funniest scenes I've ever seen.

[EntertainTheDeranged]

I cant even express the happiness I felt when Rise Against incorporated this in Survivor Guilt; my favorite dialogue of my favorite book being featured in my favorite band's song :)

[ultrakool]

unh hah, you're all crazy. an italian with a french accent? coulda cast this better, nichols. art is good, tho (for a singer)

[dabul3169]

great quotes

[mrspivvy]

don't know anything about any song. but this novel was one of the greatest of the 20th century.

[stargazer93]

Thumbs up if you liked this before the Rise Against song

[ChannelCatch22]

They portrayed this scene from the book very well.

[RadiationBeats]

5 people thought the dislike button was "Backwards" Shameful Opportunists..



[RDSPunk933]

The real Rise against fans who do researches and are into rise against for a long time know that this was already used in a song by tim in the 90's

[JohnMac1011]

@RDSPunk933 Which song is that?

[Sigefreadthebulmunk]

Thank you for uploading this ^^ one of the most meaningful scenes in a movie. Though I cant seem to find a copy of it anywhere

[ZombieFryCook]

Block the entrances, close the doors.

Seal the exits because this is war.

I really should watch this movie again...

[hollymoon21]

@ZombieFryCook you should read the book instead.

[ZombieFryCook]

@hollymoon21 I have? I'm re-reading it now

[pork2k]

great, rise against ruined this great book for me

[EntertainTheDeranged]

@pork2k how? after I heard the song i reread the book listening to the album. AWESOME experience. besides, it gets people to want to read the book more.

[maxnak4]

i was typing in my iphone so ya not as easy as you think

[LvRezery]

Only because of Rise Against I've watched this movie.

[SupraCRF]

3.51 facial expression pwned!!

[maxnak4]

And other guy its not u hav ut backwards live on ur feet 4 crists sake u just watched the fing clip u think u would b able 2 remember its

U shameful opertunist

What u dont understand is that its better 2 die on ur feet than 2 live on ur knees

Ah, u have it backwards

Its better 2 live on ur feet than 2 die on ur knee

[WhereBeDragons]

@maxnak4 Your abuse of grammar makes my soul hurt...

[EmperorHeresy]

@WhereBeDragons For typing all of that bullshit he needs to be shot in the head, revived and then shot again.

[maxnak4]

Omg actualy u mite of been rite i ment 2 correct other guy i mean rly its

I fought with courage

To preserve

Not my way of life

But yours

[maxnak4]

And hell ya rise against all the way

[maxnak4]

Dude its what purpose did this serve, what purpose did i serve

[trolltacular1]

What purpose does this serve? What purpose did I serve?

[BTR0C]

He fought with courage to preserve... Not his way of life but yours.

[FuelledByHamish]

It’s “Survivor Guilt”.

[xZOOM99999x]

1:08 for beginning of Survivor's Guilt

3:15 for end of the song

RISE AGAINST

[strawberriesandgravy]

@xZOOM99999x hell yeah, thats what brought me here. Rise Against. :D

[corruptgunslinger]

@xZOOM99999x Awesome. ENDGAME is why I checked this video out. lol

[TasteForDisaster]

@xZOOM99999x hey, i just randomly looked up catch 22, didn't know this was used in one of rise against's songs, that band fuckin rocks :)

[dreamshooter90]

@xZOOM99999x Emiliano Zapata Google it. :-)

[SuperAidan5]

Yessss marcadamia Nut

[MarcadamiaNut]

Rise Against - Survivor's Guilt

[37Dionysos]

Absolutely great scene---Quintissential Catch 22!

[Rockapebates]

Favourite scene

[Szczotkov]

My favourite scene,grandpa destroyed his little american world.

The whole book was black humour flavored and I laughed my ass off but when Snowden died that was terrible.This book really made me think life is funny in it's nonsense but dying isn't at all.

[rem2267]

- "Don't you have ANY principles?"

- "Of course not (hissing sound)!!"

LOL

[rdecredico]

Apply to the current situation in Asia.

Lather, rinse and repeat until clean.

[dfdjw]

Perfect! It shows the futility and absurdity of patriotism. I love the old man.

[ultrakool]

don't ever, ever get sucked into facsism. then you won't ever, ever have to worry about dying on your knees. listen up, america

[lad500]

Good question.

[requinromantique]

Living 5 years in Italy, I can confirm "Italy is a very moral country";-)Joseph Heller's rules!

[Lonette]

Marcel Dalio, who plays the old man, is the same actor who plays Emil the croupier in Casablanca. In one of that movie's memorable scenes, Claude Rains as Captain Renault closes down Rick's (Humphrey Bogart) saloon using the pretext, "I am shocked, shocked to find that gambling is going on in here!". Emil - Dalio/old man - approaches Rains and hands him his usual bribe money with the line "Your winnings sir." Same actor! Marcel, who died in '83 at 83, lives on forever in 2 legendary movies.

[rcdESPANYOL4ever]

HAHAHAHA Thanks for that fact! RIP!

That was probably the funnies scene in Casablanca!

[tippycolfax]

u have it backwards

live on your feet

[Nickdude6]

art!

[wemissamerica]

thanks for posting this part of the movie...i just watched the movie again recently and it has much more meaning for me now than it did when I was in my teens. Now an anti-war activist and much more aware of the military industrial complex...I wanted to use this piece and post it to fb

thanks again

[Ralexand1988]

just great...

[Chrisdrumz]

Arty didn't need to act his "New Yawk" accent.

[oooBOOSHooo]

great movie/book

[TheTmny876able]

The strangest thing ever in any film i have seen happend and still freaks me out when i see it.If you have not seen it is in a scene at the lake.

[manchillout]

did the ska band get there name from this?

[MyOwnRejects]

Not sure what band you mean, but if they're called Catch 22 then yes, indirectly or directly, because this is where it origionated (first a book).

[beowgrendel]

whoa. he reminds me of emperor palpatine.

[brownca]

this is nothing how I imagined this scene when i read the book!! hehe which is to be expected of course...

[jlbengry23]

catch 23

[omghxrSpRiNgEr]

Great book

[simonpaul3]

I love this book. It's fantastic

[tapper36]

America is deliberately being destroyed right now.

[jonfromcanada]

"would you go put some clothes on? You're practically naked."

hilarious.

[TressaJT]

Casting Art Garfunkel as Nately was absolutely perfect. Except maybe the chaplain, Nately was the sweetest, most heartbreaking character in the book. And Art Garfunkel is almost ridiculously angelic.

[ffh8666]

One of the best dialogues in movie history

[TheUnwrittenWriter]

@ffh8666 Dude, screw the movie, this is one of the most memorable scenes in the book Catch-22 by Joseph Heller.

[infonomics]

@ffh8666 Yes, indeed.

[regimesoftruth]

You cannot defeat us, for we have already defeated ourselves.

[MakiHad]

I like Art Garfunkel :)

[rayjr62]

This is my favorite scene in the movie. So true- and quite contemporary in its scope and meaning.

[airsoftcrazed]

This be my favorite book. ( Catch 22)

next is "All quiet by the Western Front"

Then, "slaughter house 5"

[MakiHad]

Catch 22 is very good book :)But film is also very good.

[nicomar78]

this movie is great! if you want to listen more stuff on it, there is a website which has a nice podcasting on catch 22: beyondtheexposition. com

check it out!

[GREENgummydrop]

This book is my favorite...

its up there with "The Brothers Karamazov" and "Under Western Eyes"

[drebeka]

I have just finished reading this amazing book and it's so strange to see the characters in the film, I imagined them totally differently, but this is the magic in reading.

[Ultrasecond]

Poor character is a survivalist more or less. A country is effectively held hostage by whatever ideology is in charge at the time.

[BeeReM]

It's "A shameful, unscrupulous opportunist!"

Shameful, not shameless.

[smellycar14]

pedant, no pedantic !

[laurak90]

oh god not this....

[Ve4Vendetta]

The old world philosopher has the new world idealist by the short and curlies, yet is gracious and urbane, of course they are discussing all this in a bordello .. . wonderful clip. It's not so much an anti-war as a 'pro-life' movie!!

[thomas196x2000]

Oh please shut up.

[MySerpentine]

Love it!

[themuffinman9]

Lol. That little salute he does cracks me up.

[MySerpentine]

Ditto.

[TSRule]

"Would you put some clothes on? You're practically naked..." haha! I like Art Garfunkel.

[twentyfourFPS]

It was cold in Chicago. A brass band played outside of the movie theater at the premier of Catch 22. I don't remember the name of the theater. Many of the actors were there. Yosarian sat behind me. The movie is better today than yesterday.

[garvic7]

One of my early childhood memories -- i was wondering if I had just imagined it or not (not too many Chicago premiers) -- I was a kid with my mom -- we didn't see the movie, but just happened to walk by, and then lingered around for a while as the stars walked by. My most distinct memory of the event was the sight of an older man with newly implanted hair-plugs -- which formed an odd grid patterm, and were not quite healed.

[tysonmofka]

The film has one of the longest, most complex uninterrupted scenes ever made. In the scene, where two actors talking against a background, 16 of the 17 planes, four groups of four aircraft, took off at the same time. The problem was, for every take, the production manager has to call the planes back and made to take off again for every take of the particular scene. This was done four times.

[Lonette]

Marcel Dailo, the old guy, was a much sought-after French character actor who worked a lot with von Stroheim. In "Casablanca" when Claude Rains delivers the signature line, 'I'm shocked! Shocked! To find that there's gambling going on in here!' the croupier, Emil, played by Dalio, approaches from the roulette table and says simply, 'Your winnings, sir.'

[Lonette]

As the filming of Catch-22 took longer than planned in 1970, Art Garfunkel wasn't able to make it back to New York from Europe in time to start writing and recording the album "Bridge Over Troubled Water". Angered by the delay, Paul Simon wrote the track "The Only Living Boy in New York" about the incident.

[thenoseymethod]

and Tom ("Tom get your plane ride on time") was Arties nickname when they were known as Tom and Jerry.