“Is there another kind?”… I dunno why, but that line always makes me laugh
@ReseeLoveКүн бұрын
Yasssss Jamie!!!! I know his concerts are amazing 🎉
@worldpeacefrogКүн бұрын
PEACE 🍁🍂 🌎✌🏾🐸
@stuartwindle1495Күн бұрын
One of the very greatest movies.
@PiperLadowКүн бұрын
St judes
@BossmanBates7Күн бұрын
Kevin gates jamz brings me back here everytime 😂😂
@AoKodo2 күн бұрын
I like how Jack Nicholson did something similar to this with Anger Management. Dramatic actor’s somehow make for hilarious comedy acts.
@MrJnew1232 күн бұрын
One of the best scenes in all my top five movies
@williammoore19803 күн бұрын
It’s bullshit, but fine drama. No way the Colonel gets that worked up that easily for one. For two, it was still semantics and assumptions.
@tncavscout3 күн бұрын
Possibly Jack’s best performance ever!
@JamesettaTaylor-xt6hk3 күн бұрын
He can sing to me ALL night during breaks’ 😊
@franklesser56553 күн бұрын
Is it just me or does this scene sorta make Col. Jessup out to be kind of a bad guy?
@Connie-kr3ky3 күн бұрын
It's just you man
@R2D2C_3po3 күн бұрын
Having worked inside many military and civilian courtrooms, this movie is so unrealistic! However, it's a fantastic movie scene! In real courtrooms you rarely see lawyers pacing around in the well of the court during a trial. The well of the court is the open area of the courtroom between the defense, the judge, and the jury. The only exception to that rule is when the judge orders counsel to approach the bench, opening and closing arguments, or if an attorney is directly handling evidence to show it to a jury or a witness. So you rarely see attorneys questioning witnesses in the well of the court during a trial. There's also very little shouting in real courtrooms like you see in the movies. If you shout in a courtroom like in this scene, then I can nearly guarantee that most judges will throw your butt in jail for committing contempt of court! Shouting at someone is normally considered very disrespectful to the behavior and decorum that is expected inside a courtroom.
@allenhurt023 күн бұрын
Oh how the time passes. We didn't know we were in the good years😢
@userjlj4 күн бұрын
"you can't handle the truth!" one of the most iconic lines in movie history.. almost as good or even better than hasta la vista or I'll be back..
@scottcurtis24004 күн бұрын
top 10 scene of all time
@carrie61724 күн бұрын
I love the judge "i think i earned that right" 😂
@kennethavesato38834 күн бұрын
S.b. zero 600
@impala_boy_sheldon3.6944 күн бұрын
Always wondered where that part came from at the beginning of Kevin Gates Jam came from. I found it
@mandisabanda57594 күн бұрын
What a masterpiece, especially the court room scene
@charlenehastings48404 күн бұрын
Me
@LeeMichaux5 күн бұрын
...JAM MASTER JAY is his...
@BiGsImY5 күн бұрын
“I’m wondering why Santiago wasn’t packed…” (Silence palpable)
@alexeilindes75075 күн бұрын
Theres so many faults though.
@alexeilindes75075 күн бұрын
*3:39* The editor decides this long take is so fucking good that he cant edit this faulty exchange. Tom fucks up. He hands her a paper and then takes it back.
@guimy329105 күн бұрын
Acting master class!
@brianhelle70645 күн бұрын
Kaffe to Jessup "Don't call me son I'm a lawyer in the United States Navy and you're under arrest you Son of a Bitch" I love this movie. I have it on DVD and KZread TV movies. Great movie from back when movies were great (unlike today's movies). Great acting by Cruise,Bacon,Nicholson,Moore,etc etc etc.
@biglebowski57376 күн бұрын
Colonel Jessup is a badass!
@prakashraokns6 күн бұрын
Did he say "Did you gave"? 😀
@DeejaySantos-oj8uv7 күн бұрын
did i forget how talented jamie foxx was? yes. could i listen to his voice the way i listen to brian mcknight? absolutley no hesitation
@lostasadorespr7 күн бұрын
That lieutenant Weinberg was personal!
@gnc6237 күн бұрын
When Captain Ross stands up and and requests for Kaffee to be reprimanded for his conduct snd for Jessup to be excused, he was actually trying to save Kaffee from being court-martialed.
@russellfillis68648 күн бұрын
J acks the bad guy. The best ...was the judge ...they were good ...the judge...made this show good. Thanks judge. You are the man. !!!
@jimj28398 күн бұрын
Great scene by two great actors
@maggs1319 күн бұрын
I have neither the time or the inclination to explain myself to a man that rises and sleeps beneath the blanket of the very freedom that i provide and then questions the manner in which i provide it. Jack Nicholson is an intense actor reciting a brilliantly written script ✌️😎
@johnvictory-pr9mx9 күн бұрын
Unm I’m tesm colonel on this.
@rickswineberg10 күн бұрын
Classic powerhouse scene, bravo.
@ericasolano616910 күн бұрын
Priceless guys no other way Amen ❤😂😢😮😮😅😅😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤
@hermanpeterhiggins538612 күн бұрын
Tom would never have had to latitude that was given if I were the JAG
@MatthewNicholsee11 күн бұрын
As a guy who has been exclusively a criminal defense lawyer for 34 years, I see many parts of this scene that would never happen in real life. But, the scene is so good that it doesn’t bother me at all. Same with my colleagues: prosecutors and defense lawyers as well.
@PernellHillMinisterP13 күн бұрын
3:37- "Lt. Kendrick ordered the code red didn't he, because that's what you told Lt. Kendrick to do! And when it went bad, you cut these guys loose!! You had Markinson sign the phony transfer order!! you doctored the logbook,!! you coerced the doctor!- now I'm asking you, Col Jessup!! Did you order the Code Red?" Lt. Kaffee, (Tom Cruise)...... I can see why the judge informed him he don't have to answer, because if he admitted to any of Kaffee accusations (1. Ordering Kendrick to do the Code Red 2. Having Markinson sign the transfer order 3. Doctoring the logbook, 4. Coercing the Doctor- so when he finally admitted to doing one of these which was the one, he needed to get him on- the judge in good conscious could not hold Kaffee in contempt of accusing an officer- because the officer despite the judge's advice, decided to answer- "Pride comes before a fall."
@prclessveve13 күн бұрын
It’s 2024 . we need more of these type events ! 😫😫
@cherjuanjsmith109513 күн бұрын
I got to see this show LIVE in Detroit that year. We had a tiiiiime!!!!!!! We didnt realize Jamie's talent until THIS show 😝😝😝🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽
@RaphialLee14 күн бұрын
In the real U.S. Marine David Vernon Cox story no one went to jail even though they got confessions
@323azteca14 күн бұрын
"You G0d d$%n right I did" gets me every time. So powerful. Jack Nicholson, uff!!
@323azteca14 күн бұрын
Jack Nicholson at his absolute best! Best scene of any movie!
@DSWood35814 күн бұрын
Attorneys: "Always prepared, be ready and do not fear this moment, America depends on it."
@bucc506214 күн бұрын
While "You can't handle the truth" will always be the big line, What Nicholson says right after is some real truth, even ugly. "You want me on that wall, you need me on that wall".... "Code, Honor, Duty".... this *is* what we ask of those who serve and yes, at times we don't want to know how they defend that wall. But, we need to know, because it is not just that we are defended, that we do so without losing our humanity. This was the message of this movie. "I hate them because they beat up a weaker kid". " love them because they stand on that wall". Which matters first defines who we are.
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Turns his audience into a choir 😂
“Is there another kind?”… I dunno why, but that line always makes me laugh
Yasssss Jamie!!!! I know his concerts are amazing 🎉
PEACE 🍁🍂 🌎✌🏾🐸
One of the very greatest movies.
St judes
Kevin gates jamz brings me back here everytime 😂😂
I like how Jack Nicholson did something similar to this with Anger Management. Dramatic actor’s somehow make for hilarious comedy acts.
One of the best scenes in all my top five movies
It’s bullshit, but fine drama. No way the Colonel gets that worked up that easily for one. For two, it was still semantics and assumptions.
Possibly Jack’s best performance ever!
He can sing to me ALL night during breaks’ 😊
Is it just me or does this scene sorta make Col. Jessup out to be kind of a bad guy?
It's just you man
Having worked inside many military and civilian courtrooms, this movie is so unrealistic! However, it's a fantastic movie scene! In real courtrooms you rarely see lawyers pacing around in the well of the court during a trial. The well of the court is the open area of the courtroom between the defense, the judge, and the jury. The only exception to that rule is when the judge orders counsel to approach the bench, opening and closing arguments, or if an attorney is directly handling evidence to show it to a jury or a witness. So you rarely see attorneys questioning witnesses in the well of the court during a trial. There's also very little shouting in real courtrooms like you see in the movies. If you shout in a courtroom like in this scene, then I can nearly guarantee that most judges will throw your butt in jail for committing contempt of court! Shouting at someone is normally considered very disrespectful to the behavior and decorum that is expected inside a courtroom.
Oh how the time passes. We didn't know we were in the good years😢
"you can't handle the truth!" one of the most iconic lines in movie history.. almost as good or even better than hasta la vista or I'll be back..
top 10 scene of all time
I love the judge "i think i earned that right" 😂
S.b. zero 600
Always wondered where that part came from at the beginning of Kevin Gates Jam came from. I found it
What a masterpiece, especially the court room scene
Me
...JAM MASTER JAY is his...
“I’m wondering why Santiago wasn’t packed…” (Silence palpable)
Theres so many faults though.
*3:39* The editor decides this long take is so fucking good that he cant edit this faulty exchange. Tom fucks up. He hands her a paper and then takes it back.
Acting master class!
Kaffe to Jessup "Don't call me son I'm a lawyer in the United States Navy and you're under arrest you Son of a Bitch" I love this movie. I have it on DVD and KZread TV movies. Great movie from back when movies were great (unlike today's movies). Great acting by Cruise,Bacon,Nicholson,Moore,etc etc etc.
Colonel Jessup is a badass!
Did he say "Did you gave"? 😀
did i forget how talented jamie foxx was? yes. could i listen to his voice the way i listen to brian mcknight? absolutley no hesitation
That lieutenant Weinberg was personal!
When Captain Ross stands up and and requests for Kaffee to be reprimanded for his conduct snd for Jessup to be excused, he was actually trying to save Kaffee from being court-martialed.
J acks the bad guy. The best ...was the judge ...they were good ...the judge...made this show good. Thanks judge. You are the man. !!!
Great scene by two great actors
I have neither the time or the inclination to explain myself to a man that rises and sleeps beneath the blanket of the very freedom that i provide and then questions the manner in which i provide it. Jack Nicholson is an intense actor reciting a brilliantly written script ✌️😎
Unm I’m tesm colonel on this.
Classic powerhouse scene, bravo.
Priceless guys no other way Amen ❤😂😢😮😮😅😅😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤
Tom would never have had to latitude that was given if I were the JAG
As a guy who has been exclusively a criminal defense lawyer for 34 years, I see many parts of this scene that would never happen in real life. But, the scene is so good that it doesn’t bother me at all. Same with my colleagues: prosecutors and defense lawyers as well.
3:37- "Lt. Kendrick ordered the code red didn't he, because that's what you told Lt. Kendrick to do! And when it went bad, you cut these guys loose!! You had Markinson sign the phony transfer order!! you doctored the logbook,!! you coerced the doctor!- now I'm asking you, Col Jessup!! Did you order the Code Red?" Lt. Kaffee, (Tom Cruise)...... I can see why the judge informed him he don't have to answer, because if he admitted to any of Kaffee accusations (1. Ordering Kendrick to do the Code Red 2. Having Markinson sign the transfer order 3. Doctoring the logbook, 4. Coercing the Doctor- so when he finally admitted to doing one of these which was the one, he needed to get him on- the judge in good conscious could not hold Kaffee in contempt of accusing an officer- because the officer despite the judge's advice, decided to answer- "Pride comes before a fall."
It’s 2024 . we need more of these type events ! 😫😫
I got to see this show LIVE in Detroit that year. We had a tiiiiime!!!!!!! We didnt realize Jamie's talent until THIS show 😝😝😝🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽
In the real U.S. Marine David Vernon Cox story no one went to jail even though they got confessions
"You G0d d$%n right I did" gets me every time. So powerful. Jack Nicholson, uff!!
Jack Nicholson at his absolute best! Best scene of any movie!
Attorneys: "Always prepared, be ready and do not fear this moment, America depends on it."
While "You can't handle the truth" will always be the big line, What Nicholson says right after is some real truth, even ugly. "You want me on that wall, you need me on that wall".... "Code, Honor, Duty".... this *is* what we ask of those who serve and yes, at times we don't want to know how they defend that wall. But, we need to know, because it is not just that we are defended, that we do so without losing our humanity. This was the message of this movie. "I hate them because they beat up a weaker kid". " love them because they stand on that wall". Which matters first defines who we are.
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