I got no where else to go

[PREPAREFORTHEKING]

i hope i live life like this w christ....no place else to go

[OgnarPliskin]

Can you upload the "how are you doing sarge?" scene?

[hotgothchic4u]

This is by far the BEST scene. I think i fell in love with Richard Gere in this scene of this movie.

[doceigen]

It turned out that after the movie, Richard HAD nowhere else to go... he's still there.

[nyaniou]

I don't know why "I got nowhere else to go!" made me cry.

[titohuertas]

Yes, he had somewhere else to go, but he decided not to go back there. He burned the bridge and diidn't want to go back there. This is a vey important lesson for me. I have seen this movie at least 50 times and every time I learn something different.

[sjplwc]

An astonishingly powerful moment in a memorable movie.This film has its clunky passages -both Gere and Gosset chew the scenery here and there.But this scene is remarkable;always gets to me.Not just the cry of a desperate man, but a picture of the desperation of so many men. Gere nails this segment perfectly. (I like this scene bec. it reminds me that, on a certain level, everyone has this cry deep within them; Augustine said: "My heart is restless, till it finds its rest in Thee, O God.")

[WilliamDRowlett]

I just love this scene. The classic USMC DI has a classic bleeding heart liberal moment and gives the benefit of the doubt to a sorry shitbird who doesn't deserve it. Only in the movies.

[heymrk]

I like the part where he said he had nowhere else to go.

[cotynita]

I like the comments man!I am the daughter of a marine too!But he never laugh about this scene !!!Don`t....You ...Do.... It!Don`t!!!....You!!!jajaja!!!

[Reach1335]

Louis just wanted to break him, not kick him out.

[kenorca]

Great movie, but I always thought this was a bit "over-acting".

[mcul2112]

crushes me every time.

[badkarmabaroo]

It's actually "dropped on request". Not "dismissed" or whatever else I've read.

And the movie is "An Officer and a Gentleman." Some of the facts are off, but easily a top ten Navy-based movie of all-time.

[abombinreverse]

story of my life

[smcconnon]

Brilliant movie top notch:)

[GuardianAngel5150]

lol, they threatened me with a lawsuit when I youtubed this.

Well done Bnelson.

[ThisLittleBlackBook]

chris farley nailed this in 'wayne's world.'

[davidrx]

My grandma wants to fly jets!

[InLvLost]

Lol @The1994Gforce. I HAD to look it up! It would have bugged the hell out of me if I didn't. I do that with a lot quotes i hear that are taken from movies/songs, look them up online or on YouTube.

[rodftrll]

Great movie.

[jesuslittleflower1]

"Alright Mayo get on your feet" I think he's got somewhere else to go now! Great scene!

[The1994Gforce]

Thumbs up if you looked this up because you heard it on Family Guy!

[Xtos1989]

@The1994Gforce Damn kids and their family guy always fucking up a good movie.

[luna4evaxxx]

@The1994Gforce No because this film is an awesome film. First saw this when I was like 12 ... Im now 16 and its Brilliant.

[The1994Gforce]

Don't...you...do it!

[khenessy1]

hahahhaha tracey morgan quoting this on Cop Out

[leopoldvs]

This is why I joined the Army. I had no where else to go, I had no family, I was almost homeless. Now the Army is my family!

[Soudasone]

@leopoldvs welcome to the brotherhood of the few whats your MOS me and my brothers are 11B

[fightdelaw47]

@leopoldvs Congratulations.

[Boraflux]

Foley breaking Mayo has to be one of the most poignant bits of acting ever. There are a lot of good ones, but for whatever reason, this one always sticks in my head. 

[executiveintern]

what movie is this?

[chantalbernard2]

wow. well done.

[akzhayk]

Gentlemen, Dismissed On Request.

[daniellejudith]

gawd I luv this part

[daniellejudith]

28 years later, I still get mistieyed watching this scene

[cvala632]

(For Metallicahead13) DOR = "Drop On Request" (i.e., to quit).

[Metallicahead13]

Whats a DOR?

[graemeoliver84]

@Metallicahead13 IIRC, Discharge on Request.

[Metallicahead13]

@graemeoliver84 Thanks

[sabre926]

No sir! I ain't gonna quit!

God, I love this scene! This is true determination right here...Zack won't be broken no matter what they say, no matter what they do.

[Smackdaddy9]

Have you hillbillys ever heard of ACTING!

This is some highend shit!

[AHafan1]

DON'T YOU DO IT!!!!!!!!

[mcul2112]

never forget this part.

[marshalljimduncan]

mayo naise!

[kirkbyla]

now thats acting

[cdee12120]

best scene in the movie. Gere has to be pushed by a supporting cast because his incredible looks are too easy to lean on. Put him next to a really good actor his competitiveness comes out. In this scene he is so stripped down to raw emotion his looks become completely invisible to even himself. That is why Gossett received that little gold man. he brought that out of him. And the scene is the best acted scene in the film. Love this movie.

[pjzzxxyy]

@cdee12120 best scene in the movie? nah. The last scene is the best scene. Good scene though.

[cdee12120]

@pjzzxxyy the ending was the best feel good scene ...but best acted scene is this one...Gossett pushed that out of Gere... like Newman could push a better scene out of Redford... Those real handsome actors..have a hard time getting past the exterior...it takes competition from a better male lead actor...to push them to perform at their very best.

[Capcoor]

@cdee12120 And Gossett said he had a hard time doing the scenes with authenticity hanging around the cast.He distanced himself from them until the filming was over and was therefore better able to get into character.

[sychkid]

"I got nowhere else to go!"

As good as, if not better than "I want the truth!"

[corrupt200]

@sychkid well, you know what? "YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH!!!"

[sabrasentinel]

You should see the whole film to know what it is all about. One of the best films i've ever seen.

[SopeV0point1]

what the hell are you on about????

[MrMuskOx]

That's some horrible acting.