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  • this is the worst fuckin movie i ever set through

  • 1:47 Dead man walking xD???

  • 1:45 The noice when he pulls him off the floor xD

  • Glenn Miller is an old favourite lol

  • This was Cage's reaction to me when I asked him about the Wicker Man

  • Well that's just gross.

  • HOLY SHIT!

  • Cage's trademark: his "point" at 2:12

  • nick cage is a legend

  • Tasty :]

  • What is the name of that jazz song in the opening? It's been in my head and it's killing me.

  • @underqwerty Glen Miller - In The Mood, says it under the video.

  • the rock music screams shit just got real

  • its based in the 40s alot of rasim was based in those days

  • @alexmonte21 Its not set in the 40s though, its only based on a 40s screenplay. You didn't get speed metal bands (like the band Powermad in this film) in the 1940s!

  • @alexmonte21 erm, have you seen the film? or just this scene? there's a thrash band in the club lateer on, ¬.¬

  • @dred606  seen the whole flim

  • @alexmonte21 Yeah. It's not set in the 40's muh.

  • @coreymitchelhoulden i fought it was but not its set when it was made  i fought it was cause of te music and that black guy dying

  • @alexmonte21 you fought? you mean you THOUGHT? are you retarded or foreign?

  • @gfrantic87 shut up you dumb fuck

  • Wow. I like Lynch and Cage and have nothing but contempt for thugs black or otherwise but this is but this is some unavoidably racist stuff.

    It is very implausible that a trailer trash chick henchman would be a black guy. More fake that Cage's character got a conviction for killing a black guy in self defense in the SOUTH. NEVER EVER WOULD HAPPEN. More likely the reverse would happen. This black guy getting killed to swing and rock music that blacks invented makes it even worse. Racist in deed.

  • @o82774 Thats the point... its supposed to be symbolic of racism.

  • @KyUHLz

    That's an interesting point of view. I suppose it's possible Lynch was saying "Look at the obvious racist view of reality I am using to stage this scene everybody. I dare yo to accept this and still watch this film."

    Sort of a reverse psychology catharsis kind of a thing that dares people to question their own sensibilities.

    Almost too clever for me to swallow but you could be right. It certainly did get people talking.

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  • @o82774 You're over analyzing the hell out of this scene.

  • @TheTrainRex

    Maybe you are 100% right.

    But if I were just to declare it "RACIST" people might get upset.

    So I 'm trying to be openminded. Someone can legitimately claim it's overtly racist or trying to subversively call attention to subconscious racist drives thus in a way being anti racist.

    But you're probably right. This is clearly racist. But like someone else said...maybe that was the ugly point.

  • @o82774 I don't think it's racist. He kills him out of self defense and Sailor didn't do or say anything to make it a hate crime. It's just a coincidence that the guy was black.

  • definitely my favorite movie now. u were right

  • this is like the only david lynch film I havent seen; I'm starting to feel like I'm missing out

  • @texaschilibowl19 You are!! This my fave Lynch flick .... its exploitation and surrealism and Nic Cage in his best role ever.

  • When Cage was good.

  • Laura Dern's giant screaming mouth will swallow the world.

  • Gotta love that metal score that kicks in when Nic Cage goes to work...

  • One of the greatest movies. I dont know why no one my age has seen it! Same gos for Twin Peaks great show!

  • I don't know what it is about David Lynch movies. They always have the worst dialogue ever. I mean "uh oh"? The scene itself is great. But then there's the dialogue.

  • Serious beat down!! Go sailor! Don't fuck with The White Man....

  • @theunknowndrunk1

    "Don't fuck with The White Man"

    This is EXACTLY the point of this scene.

    I mean I personally don't think white people or any people should be fucked with by anybody. But why direct this "don't fuck with the white man" at black people? Seriously whites have fucked with whites WAY MORE than Blacks ever could. At least in America. In Europe blacks oppressed whites for millennia :( Now blacks give HELL to other Blacks in america lol. Whites? Not so much.

  • Epic heavy metal killing scene!

  • He had a right to defend himself, but went entirely too far in the eyes of the Law.

  • what brand are the nicolas cage's sunglasses?????????

  • that is one blood curdling scream

  • Well... I can't say I was expecting that lol

  • @KingLes98

    what does "lol" mean?

  • god the bitch is annoying with her screeching like a banshee.

  • This film was Nicholas Cage's 'Sistine Chapel'.

  • Shit got real...fast

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  • The black guy always dies first....

  • @Geniemadman meh, this time he had it comin.

  • It is great, thanks in part due to the excellent feedback from intelligent, likable, people like yourself. I wish you the best of success and peace & fulfillment in 2011.

  • 0:09 good movie

  • Classic, had that been real life, 3 black dudes would have jumped in to attack Nick Cage, and then left wing judges would say Cage violated their rights.

  • @themarkhopkinsshow That's never actually happened in real life, but at least we all can tell you're really really smart

  • @sidislike: Well, at least you can tell my erudite comments come from an intelligent, educated mind. I have always done quite well one-one one fights, but it's pretty common knowledge that 'the brothas' will only attack a Caucasian male when they have two-three on one. They will however attack women when there's only one of them. LOL The truth isn't always pretty. Deal with it.

  • @themarkhopkinsshow Your life is great

  • This scene never gets old.

  • damn! 

  • when he pointed it felt like he was pointing directly into my soul

  • I wasn't offended by this scene at all. However, I was more puzzled by the gang of men that attacked Sailor at the end. It seemed to be comprised of ethically ambiguous men. The writer David Foster Wallace has probably responded to the issue of race in Lynch films. I got to re-read that article.

  • Lucky "man", he dont need dressed over for his funeral :D

  • @SWANvideo Nice. ;)

  • "uh oh" haha

  • Watched the movie again in the TV today. Epic great

  • When he lifts the guy off the floor after smashing his head and part of it sticks to the floors' surface, that is, well, the singular greatest fraction of a second in the entire scene.

  • HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA THIS IS GOLD

  • After killing someone in front of a million witnesses I too would probably smoke a cigarette in a public building.

  • @omarfrancis No way dude, second hand smoke is dangerous.

  • Nicolas Cage actually killed three men in this scene.

  • @Zhejiangopterus What men are you talking about?

  • Fatality!!

  • I bet for a moment he wished he had skipped the fancy chat and just stuck him with the knife...hey ho

  • It's fucking amazing.

  • "Anyone ELSE wanna make a Wicker Man joke? HUH?!"

  • Anything in America is racist

  • That's how you fucking start a movie.

  • it's david lynch. he wants to remove you from the normal. embrace it or get lost.

  • @WithNoEndInSight Fucking A Rights.

  • Awww man thats gross. I'll never watch the movie man!

  • amazing

  • si ça c'est pas de l'introduction!!!...putain,, ça te plante un décor!!

  • Nic Cage is so so good in this movie

  • That's usually how I greet people.

  • How's that for an opening scene? David frightens me....

  • well thats that then

  • David Lynch at his very best........

  • Damn...he busted that dude's head until the white meat showed.

  • I remember my date becoming flushed and excited while watching this. She basically ripped my clothes off as soon as we got home. Bless you David.

  • @agnernai lol Whatever it takes to get some action. haha

  • brutal fucking murder!

  • This is the way you start a movie!

  • I'll open up up like this adreniline-fueled scenes in any of goddam future movies any ol' time.

  • This movie and Raising Arizona are the movies that really turned me on to Cage. Still enjoy watching him but so many of his roles have been junk lately.

  • somewhere out there a white supremacist is jerking off to this.

  • nicolas cage earned my respect. now i dont care (too much) about national treasure and shit

  • pwned.

  • it's a beautiful day

  • Laura Dern is SMOKIN' HOT!!!!!

  • One of my favorite movies of all time. When Nick was King! -viCioS-

  • holy shit

  • fuck yeah, this is when cage got roles that SUITED him he fucking owned this film

  • he's great in the new bad lieutenant

  • @GreenSmog17 Got that right.

  • a great rendition of the wizard of oz, superb use of music, especially slaughter house. And David Lynches last GREAT film, before he went just plain weird mode

  • David Lynch has always been weird and always will be, and that's why we love him.

  • i'm going to take a wild guess you've never seen eraserhead based on this comment...

  • pure comic horror, so lynchesque.....

  • Uh oh...!

  • I'd have done the same thing if that douchebag tried to gut me on a flight of stairs. Don't see why he was sent away.

  • Classic Movie!!! Best of Nick.

    Racist DUH..LOL

    It's outright Ignorance U speak From. It's this easy: A white person hired A black person to do her/their dirty work, did you even see what happened? And it's in the south even case closed,it's A movie ,,,,my point? MONEY WAS WHAT THAT GUY WORSHIPED= KARMA! You guys crack me up. Enjoy the movie not,it's correctness in your view.

  • 1:46 Hilarious

  • Lol at the sound made when Cage pulls the black guy from the ground. it sounds *sploosh*

  • @FractalBolt well, 1:57 shows WHY there was that particular, gooey sound.

  • Racist? People just need something to whine about. Reverse the roles and the black man kills the white man who is attacking him with a knife. Noone would utter a peep about racism. David Lynch is not a racist.

  • Agreed. People are either babies or PC nazi's or both. The same people that complain about this movie being to violent or racists are the same people who would never understand any of Lynch's works in the beginning.

  • If the roles were reverse, you'd still say it's racist because it's a black guy killing a white guy. To you, racism means anything that involves a black guy.

  • @zackhanscom

    No, that's just us viewers doing that....

  • @zackhanscom

    so stupid. so, so stupid.

  • @zackhanscom He really did that? How do you know? Did you peep inside his window?

  • I love it

  • I wouldn't call this scene racist. Just seriously fucked up ultra-violence. No chance the dude wouldn't have gotten 20 years at least.

  • Performances like this are why I will never write off Nic Cage.

  • seems to me that cage can work with any kind of director and deliver an effective performance with any kind of material. he's not myopically focused on his role. he understands the film.

  • geez i forgot how fierce that scene was...then Cage had to go and do National Treasure LOL

  • ...mi ha segnato..come tutti i film di lynch del resto...lo adoro

  • Fuckin great! A truly awesome film.

  • Ill never forget when Roger Ebert of Siskel & Ebert fame called this scene racist and gratuitous. Gratuitous violence maybe but what part of this is racist? Sailor is attacked by a man who is black man (which of course is not racist in the mind of Mr. Ebert) who in turn gets killed by a white man. = racist. Are you fucking serious?

  • Ebert can be a fucking moron a lot of the time.

  • yeah just cos he's married to a black lady. any movie with black issues he automatically loves even if its shit

  • @plutonium9 Siskel understood the movie, Roger, on the other hand, has something against Lynch. Personally the only thing I have against him is the evilness he puts in his films. Anyway, Roger said he didn't like how Cage pointed at the mother, like it was a joke that somehow excused the violence. What joke? It wasn't a joke, it was a point. Anyway, the only racism I could imagine is that the black guy dies first, which I've heard is a trend in hollywood, maybe lynch is satirizing it.

  • @plutonium9 Cause Eberts a fucking idiot with shit for brains and the taste of a quasi retard. People take this PC/racial bullshit way too far.

    Crown: That black/asian/hispanic murdered that man your honour.

    Defense: Your honour that is untrue and racists!

    Crown: Your honour we have 20 witnesses and a security tape, the weapon and his DNA.

    Judge: I rule this case as a violation of human rights and blatantly racist. Crown you are hereby charged for racial hate crimes.

  • @chittyx2bangx2

    A quasi retard? A fake retard?

  • @Slay318 apologies that was supposed to say quasi intellectual retard. yes that's oxymoronic but that describes well movie critics in general.

  • @chittyx2bangx2

    Gotcha.

  • @plutonium9 That fat twat Ebert just doesn't like David Lynch.  He trashed Blue Velvet also.

  • @plutonium9 Agreed. Ebert has always been kind of a prude though. in his review of blue velvet (another classic by lynch) Ebert said that Lynch was cruel to his cast for asking Isabella Rosselini to be undressed and "humiliated on stage like few actresses ever have been". Sure Rosselini has to act out some pretty viceral stuff in the movie but its just that acting! its surprising that a guy who wrote beyond the valley of the dolls could be such a prude and dismiss some real classics like this

  • @plutonium9 Yeah, I remember he said that Lynch seemed to portray it all as a big joke or something like that, but this is completely brutal, I'm struggling to see the joke here...

  • @plutonium9 Roger Ebert is an inconsistent fat fuck. He'll trash something good like "Wolf Creek" because it's too disturbing, then he'll praise something as stupid as "The Devil's Rejects." They trash good movies for the stupidest reasons, then praise bad movies... I don't know why.

  • @plutonium9 The guy who was killed maby was interpreted as a negative black steriotype what with the 'Jim Crow' dialect and all.

  • @plutonium9 You misrepresent Mr. Ebert's words. He refers to the entire scene as 'racially charged', rather than saying that Sailor's actions alone are racist. His criticism of Wild at Heart, and Lynch's films more generally, is not simply that there are gratuitous, but that they fail to be honest about their violence. He believes, (quite correctly), that Lynch plays off the brutality here as a joke, so as to avoid confronting the issues of race and violence that the action brings up.

  • @plutonium9 Roger Ebert is a fucking idiot. I've never payed much attention to his reviews because he rampbles about moralistic issues that has nothing to do with filmmaking, if he doesn't understand this basic principle I don't see why I should waste a second reading his reviews. maybe if I had the printed version of them I would take a look sitting on the crapper.

  • Lynch is a Fuckin Genius!

  • if you're gonna criticize, learn how to spell violent you fucking homo

  • Damn, back then Nicholas Cage still had a PAIR hanging between his legs!

  • This is my favorite Lynch movie.

  • wow i did not see that coming. nicolas cage is one badass motherfucker

  • This film came out around the time when David Lynch was on the cover of Time magazine and Twin Peaks was the hot TV series. Lynch rocks!

  • NICOLAS CAGE HXC???

  • I just love how the movie just opens with the jazzy music, then out of nowhere nicolas cage is bashing a guys skull in while heavy metal kicks in. It's more hilarious than shocking. Classic David Lynch.

  • batshit crazy fasho!

  • WTF happened to Nicholas Cage? He was one of the coolest actors in the world at that time. He's a joke now.

  • @scaryflakybiscuits Adaptation? Worth a look.

  • @scaryflakybiscuits His most recent film "Bad Lieutenant" was quite good. He's good at playing a maniac.

  • @scaryflakybiscuits Have you seen 'Kick Ass'?

  • @scaryflakybiscuits

    have you not seen kickass and bad leutenant

    he is back on form

  • @scaryflakybiscuits you gotta grow up and expand otherwise you get pigeon-holed

  • This is the best way to open a movie. Keeps you on the edge of your seat immediately.

  • i love David Lynch, but this film doesn't stand out in the list of the top films for hardcore Lynch fans who prefer weaker and more bizarre films such as Lost Highway. I personallty think WAH is a very good film, but far behind Lynch's best: Blue Velvet and Mulholland Drive.

  • The scene in the movie,where they come across the car accident and Sherilyn Fenn passes away in front of them..so sad and powerful

  • so powerful and sad indeed that I can't watch it without crying, since I was injured in a very similar way...

  • Where can I see the whole movie online? One video store near me has a "lost copy"... thats no good... at the other store it is always checked out... and my credit is no good at the library!

  • Best opening to the best film ever, love it. By far Lynches most coherent film with the widest appeal, those who say "I don't get it" didn;t watch it, how can you not get it?. It's a love fairy tale, fairly tales usually have a fairly violent theme if you don't Disney them. It's pretty straightforward to me, am I wrong?  Just people who didn't watch it properly, heard Lynch directed it so said, "It was too hard to follow" just to be safe.

  • And don't get me started on the perfect casting......Nick Cage..perfect Elvis styles, Laura Dern, southern belle Southern Dolle (Jamie Presley could've done a good job lately though), Willem Dafoe, who could've done that better, love 'im, and Harry Dean Stanton kick ass always.

  • Blue Velvet is even better. Isabella Rosellini. C'mon.

  • This might be the best movie opening of all time. Talk about a jarring transition. Lynch is a genius. Also..."fuck me...fuck me..."

  • lol nicholas cage pwned in this film, uh oh... haha the gud ol days when cage was good!

  • Wow, I just realized the jazz music in the beginning is the same song that was used in Twin Peaks, during one of Leland's crazy dancing numbers.

  • Underrated movie, and who gives a shit about the violence in the movie. It's art, not a goddamn cheeseburger.

  • I too love this movie and I don`t think he over-acted . Ok. there were a lot of viewers.

    In my opinion :this was selfdefense!

  • There are simularities with this and 'True Romance' such as an 'Elvis' theme throughout the movie, and both movies are about a couple on the run. I need to watch them both back to back.