AL PACINO SPEECH JUSTICE FOR ALL

[Protoman85]

Justice for all. I'm thinking Phoenix Wright here.

[Kochisarlii06]

The best actors with all other Italian-Americans. The first and last actors

[chicobond89]

deberia de ser el abogado de kalimba

[othich]

2 people are out of order!

[motelcalifornia]

Never hire a public defender--they're free. No money, no work. LOL

[ManuelAparicio]

EPIC!!

[lou2bozzy]

I'm set on my course to be a barrister (lawyer to our US friends but with a nice Wig) and I'm not sure if this clip makes me terribly nervous or fills me with absolute awe ! Probably the latter !!

[motelcalifornia]

@lou2bozzy In that case, YOU'RE OUT OF ORDER! LOL

[MrDiamondcut]

To this day, not "Homicide", "The Wire" or any other movie or TV show filmed in or about Baltimore has had a greater moment in cinema than this treasure by the master, Al Pacino! Bravo! Better than "Sunday" or "Scent of A Woman". When are you going to become a lawyer? Today was that day for Al's character, Arthur Kirkland. A Lawyer, at last. Mr. John Forsythe, R.I.P, "Charlie" (Angels). You too had a great career.

[MrDiamondcut]

To this day, not "Homicide", "The Wire" or any other movie or TV show filmed in or about Baltimore has had a greater moment in cinema than this treasure by the master, Al Pacino! Bravo! Better than "Sunday" or "Scent of A Woman". When are you going to become a lawyer? Today was that day for Al's character, Arthur Kirkland. A Lawyer, at last.

[MrSanatra]

simply tuff

[philipkaka]

one if not the best film from pacino

[thisisrumorcontrol]

and if I could say one more thing....I'D TAKE A FLAMETHROWER TO THIS PLACE!!!

[philipkaka]

no one like al

[Colddeed]

And ladies and gentlemen of the jury, the prosecution is NOT going to get that man today!, no, because I'M GONNA GET HIM!!!!.

[C0LL1N]

nowadays he would have been tazed and beaten

[usodstallion]

He finishes and every time I find myself clapping. Spontaneously.

[maxiconsul]

yo no estoy fuera de lugar, TU ESTAS FUERA DE LUGAR!! TODO EL MALDITO SISTEMA ESTA FUERA DE LUGAR!!!! (Homero)

[Timeyful]

METALLICA



[mdoggy18]

I JUST COMPLETED MY OPENING STATEMENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BAD ASS AL PACINO!!

[robertokennedy]

the 2 people who hit the dislike button SHOULD GO RIGHT TO FUCKING JAIL!!! XD

[canadianroot]

Nobody chews scenery and gets away with it as easily as Al....nobody. Nobody else deserves to....not when it's backed up with writing that good.

[CEOTerminator]

But most trials are not about JUSTICE, its all about WINNING. The lawyers are the real bastards.

[sudburymagic]

@CEOTerminator

Well, as the law is an adversarial system, it needs to have a winner.

I see your point, but a Lawyer HAS to believe in his client and represent him to ensure there is a fair and just system.

You could equally say the same about the CPS or a DA that relentlessly prosecutes people that are innocent.

[southflvitilla]

"you're supposed to stand for something, you're supposed to protect people, but instead you fuck and murder them" oh man every time i see this part i just get choked up... Mr Alfredo Pacino, the day you leave this earth, it will be a very very sad day... I don't even wanna think about that..

[jovy81]

i just completed my opening statement!

[freshsfs2003]

"You're supposed to stand for something.."

[henhao1972]

If there is a God it's Al Pacino!

[brun5074]

Another classic that will live on for years and years, thank you Al pacino a gem for the world

[grandpasun]

This is an all-time classic man!!!

[Delev87]

@grandpasun This movie and especially this scene will never age

[grandpasun]

@Delev87 I don't think I've ever watched this scene without chuckling at his set up and then tearing up towards the end.

[wreyoG]

mister Alfredo Pacino...i love you!

[manuelschindler]

"i just completed my opening statement" "door closes"

[holycrapolly]

Amazing how he's remained the best for decades, I'd give him the edge over De Niro and Nicholson, on par with Brando, except Al made better career choices, as far as role selection, and didn't grow to view his profession with disdain, as Brando did.

[stephie4066]

@holycrapolly agreed 

[TheSparkle7]

hehe on you go ally boy

[stephie4066]

i cannot help but yell "hell yeah"!!! at the end of his opening statement!! Go Al Pacino!!

[anythingnew]

According to Stanley Yalkowsky's book "The Corrupt New York City Judge" the buying of judgeship was VERY common in New York's courts. But here's the thing. According to the Court of the Judiciary there was no such thing as a corrupt judge in the New York City state courts. None. Zip.

[ImVodkaboy]

I'll just assume that the 2 people who hit the dislike button hit it by mistake.

[HailGodler]

lol...amazing...All i can say is pacino is a magician...

[calito0010]

Wow so powerful! I bet Alpacino was the leader of the debate club when he was a student

[bonehead156]

"I'm A FAN OF MAN!!"

[TheRandomJenShow]

ROFLMAO "i just completed my opening statement!!"

[mygalmo]

@TheRandomJenShow that was hysterical!!!!

[internalpeaceseeker]

whenever they interupt him im like shut the fuck up

[bon1042]

I always LOVED this movie..... and remember the helicopter ride??  I thought I'd die laughing !!

[GenVirtu]

No wonder why we love Al!

[GenVirtu]

AWESome!

[Sayper1]

GREAT speech! I'm gonna get him!

[bobo8193]

Ive just completed my opening statement!!!! Priceless

[soulchild2008]

MY CLIENT SHOULD GO RIIIGHT TO FUUUUUCKINNNNG JAIL!!!!

[jjp009]

I love how it looks like they filmed this scene in an actual NYC courtroom.  It doesn't look like those all cherry wood and statues fake ones you see on Boston Legal and Law and Order and such.

[YAYY89SH]

I love this movie. Pure and simple

[jojohernandez14]

"you wanna make a deal? i got insane judge who likes to beat the shit outta women!whattya want to give me frank? three weeks probation?" badass opening statement!!! lol

[ebealienhead]

Amazing performance...

[songoftheopenroad]

So many times in this clip he looks like Sly Stallone. The two should be in a movie together as brothers. And if Victor Mature was alive he'd complete the family.

[ashdesai8]

@songoftheopenroad cudn't agree any more...

[MARILYN19481]

This movie was made in the mid 70's. Are polygraph tests abmissable in a court of law today.

[selenadelos]

@MARILYN19481 Yeah they still cannot be used today even though with the administering of certain drugs, the accuracy rises to like 99.9% and would be thus hard to fool. So I think in rape & murder trials I think the drugs should be given and the jury should hear the outcomes.

[robin14669]

@MARILYN19481 It was made in 1979.

[rlkm93]

Now that...That's an Oscar winning performance by Mr. Al Pacino. I love it. Bravo Mr. pacino. You make an inspiring performance. You're a legend

[MrPpavlouk]

@rlkm93 yeah, but if they were to give oscars, then pacino should have at least 10-15 by now, really. but they have to give them also to other actors as well

[ahmed13898]

your out of order !!!, perfect...

[000266617]

He is in tears because he knows he is throwing away his legal career to get at the judge and the flawed twisted legal system that regularly lets powerful people off the hook and has been doing so since it began.

[berner]

Al Pacino in his calmist role ever

[Goastumos]

@berner

only Toni is better : )

[Urrzah]

NO U are out of order!!!

[giriisindahouse]

what the hell is happening!!!!

[nickthequic1]

when ever hes in a court he does something amazing

[keyseye]

I just completed my opening statement!

[9mmslick]

he looks like scarface xD lol

[peruadinho12]

@9mmslick duh! thats scarface

[Anfield4Ever]

R.I.P John Forsythe.

[happymanfeelssogood]

@Anfield4Ever huh?! Charlie Townsend dead? You mean Charlie's Angwel are out of job... : ( condonlences to Jonh's family and his three angels.

[thefriendsociety]

damn he did that all so he could bang that chick..the ultimate white knight pacino.

[boredbrownguy]

I JUST COMPLETED MY OPENING STATEMENT hahahahaha there is only one alfonso and there will only be one

[bigfinewoman]

This is when i fell in love with Al Pacino...he's one of the best.

[TurkishSuperGuy]

I would love to see Alfredo Pacino lead in another Godfather Movie, Possibly directed by Brian de Palma the Father of all Godfather Movies.

[HappyHookerTV]

THIS SCENE IS SO FUCKING AWESOME! LOL! Yeah, send that bitch to jail, ugly old bastard! I love Al Pacino and all his movies. I liked him in, "Serpico," too. He always plays characters who find injustice in the systems they are serving. MAN, THAT SHIT WAS AWESOME!!!

[HappyHookerTV]

In cases of rape, where you're the victim, well, you can forget about justice!

[HappyHookerTV]

In cases of rape, well, you can forget it.

[HappyHookerTV]

I think this film resonates with alot of people because it is so true. What justice is there in a land where you can be sent to jail for not following someone else's morals, erstwhile, you can be let free for rape or murder easily, esp. if you have the right money. As one client put it, "The criminal justice system is for the criminals, not for the victims." We all see that too often in cases of rape and murder where, in murder cases, the more money you have, you can get off.

[soulchild2008]

If I had jury duty and this situation happened to occur in front of my eyes, I'd be rolling the ground paralyzed in total laughter.

[Onarugami]

WOW i was not expecting that

[bigeights]

my main man al, thats was amazing!!!!

[CannabisDelux]

AL PACINO is a great actor.

But the think i couldn't fail to notice is that the only place he truly excels at are his speeches. There right there in line with the braveheard speech.

[nognilk]

Should've hired Johnny Cochran

[gregersj]

Scarface was my favorite al pacino movie

[dbookin]

This is a classice

[ether150]

ROFLMAO..imagine being on trial and having your attorney flip the script on you and go againts you..lol.

[fastthot2u]

should go right to fucking jail" - god i love his acting ,u will never see so much passion in actors this days,he is amazing my fav actor of all time,seen all movies with him

[jemcnick]

...my only BEEF with Pacino is he normally curses like a sailor....but He is a great actor "Scent of A women prob. His best Performance....Whooo-Aghh...

[OCcrazy1]

apart from godfather scareface and heat whaat is al best movie

[bennyvega100]

Scent of a Woman is my favorite Pacino performance

[OCcrazy1]

why his best movies r when is a ganster

[saynotodrug999]

@OCcrazy1 any given sunday

[nognilk]

the one he won an oscar for.

[pac401]

Walt "Clyde" Frazier in the front row of the jury box!

[RegistrationCop]

Pacino is somethin fuckin else... I'm tellin ya! He is tha fuckin man. I always used to think he sucked as an actor but now I have totally changed my mind...

[bayernmunchen007]

i have to see this movie

[kaziabir1]

name of the movie?

[kingdiamond84]

"And Justice For All"

[witt19800]

Hahaha, unbelievable as usual, that last line's to die for.

[gerby90]

metallica got the name for the album from this film, amazing

[Johnnyboycivello1986]

He should go right to fucking jail the son of a bitch is guilty!!! what would I pay for a lawyer like that!! :P

[Oblivia666]

The best Pacino scene ever

[mimosamorning]

My favorite Pacino flick and my favorite Pacino speech by far. I can quote it word for word, I have seen this maybe 30-40 times. As soon as I hear "she's not lying" with the tear coming down his cheek I am ready to jump the guy. You rock AL, always have and you always will.

[TheRainDream]

@mimosamorning

SAME HERE

[mariondabarbarian24]

"My client... the honorable Henry T. Flemming... should go RIGHT TO FUCKIN' JAIL! THE SON OF A BITCH IS GUILTY!" i get chills whenever i hear that. but my favorite scene in this movie was the scene where you find out that Aggie hanged himself. pacino kicks ass!

[happymanfeelssogood]

@mariondabarbarian24 yeah, that scene when pacino found out that aggie hanged himself moved me... this scene also does..

[mdoggy18]

@mariondabarbarian24 i just got chills reading this!

[gminasyan]

I think he says you are supposed to stand for something, not save or something

[RegistrationCop]

Yes he does say you are supposed to stand for something, and protect people.

[philokalomen]

I broke into tears at the last bit when he screamed, "You...you son of a bitch, you...you are supposed to save or something, you are supposed to protect people, but instead you are fucking murdering them!"

[loggeronline]

He says: "You're supposed to stand for something" I love this scene. I get goosebumps when I see it!

[kingcaesar5]

between here and DDA, he looks like he aged 15 years

[romanblood]

He was about 39 during this, and he looks great for his age here...shit he looks good for 69! lol

[kingcaesar5]

I'm saying that because he had a baby face up until he was in his early 30s, when his faced finally chisled out, he looked like he aged a lot, just like Dustin Hoffman.

[teasymphony]

This movie never, ever gets old. After seeing this, Al Pacino became one of my favorite actors. He was so believable as a tormented lawyer that I really got sucked in.

[Oncologosocial]

does anybody of u know where i can download this movie from? in english of course, i tried to download it from ares but the only one i found was in spanish....i hope u can help me

[masterthinker5001]

awesome scene, sends goose bumps up my spine!!!! Al Pacino by far is one of the best actors to date.

[mourningofrahaza]

Al Pacino, plays fatastically in this film..

[sabhunnybun]

funny this is the scene I am doing in my camera acting class

[Dashock07]

One of the greatest scenes on movie history!

[Joylevinstein]

I just wish people like that really existed. Honesty is a tough thing to stick with

[HellsCowBoy666]

"THAT MAN IS OUT OF ORDER"

[NeoNcik]

this video is missing some frames

[ckel29]

this was his 5th nomination just in the 1970s. (Godfathers I and II, Serpico, and Dog Day afternoon.) somehow, he lost everytime and didn't win until Scent Of A Woman, his most caricatured performance. Personally, I think either voters were all jealous of his talent or were so coked up they wouldn't know good performances if they jumped up and pit them. Granted, Nicholson deserved to win in '75, but the rest were unforgivable.

[kingcaesar5]

NIcholson should have won in 74 for the last detail, Hackman should have won in 75 for the Conversation, Pacino should have won in 76 for DDA, and Sellers in 80.

[loggeronline]

They never win for their best roles! It's the same with movies!

[AshLuvsJonnyStew]

How the hell did Pacino not win an Oscar for this....

[asdfghjykl]

metallicas 4th album is called ..And justice for all

[fruitofspirit]

Mr. Pacino can represent me anytime. LOL

[Libitina72]

Great scene!!!!

[bambarn5678]

The MOST dynamic scene EVER in a movie,AP is something else.