LEGEND - Bar Fight Scene - Starring Tom Hardy 

Those are two different lines. Your format is wrong.

@@iwantlee9510 it’s a RU-vid comment shut up

Classic line

yep

@@iwantlee9510 he's obviously talking about the come back, the other one is just for context

Can you tell me the name i love it

@@crit_dante Legend

One for the Ronnie, the second one for the Reggie All matches)

One for Tom Hardy and the other for the voice in his head

This film has really low ratings on rotten tomatoes I thought it was unreal and his acting was pretty uncanny.

Looks like a rubber hose to me.... Seriously, what he thought he's gonna do with that....

​@@marchlander1 Bake him a cake?!?😂

​@@marchlander1lead pipe, there was lots of lead used in water pipes up until the War.

@@evadita8183 Perhaps they should rather do that. Clearly they're not fit to be gangsters.😏

@@AndyJarman Well, I suppose it is. It wasn't much of use anyway.

they always done that tactic, called false retreat

I knew a pair of twins in college that would do that in a fight, it's uncanny and downright scary like they move as a unit.

The way he grabs taht pint he poured, whilst Ronnie is still crippling those beat-up thugs, smashing their kneecaps with those clawhammers of his: thats not the first time they savagely hospitalized a whole group of gangsters! Thin of the aftermath: All of those ..seven? dudes had to go to the hospital, if not for their faces being bashed up, and broken ribs, then it was for the job that Ronnie did on their kneecaps: at best, they'd be doing recovery-therapy for several weeks, at worst, they'd be crippled for life, or walk funny: Totally disabled for the line of work they did for the Richardsons, who sent a big group of their bést men to deal with the twins. Reggie beat em up bad enough for them to think twice before ever crossing them again, but Ronnie ensured they wouldnt even walk straight anymore; he knocked their knee's to smitherines, ensuring those 7 fucks wouldnt even be able to cross them again, if they wanted to. And imagine the message thát sends to the Richardsons!

its a film genius

Based on real life

@The Mad Alchemist it's genuinely brutal, not genuine. Dude at least read things out before you even type.

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@@themadalchemist1885 I'm not sure which one of the words you're confused on the definition of. But any bar fight where a guy brings two hammers in and afterwards starts grabbing the guy's legs and breaking them with set hammers is a brutal fucking fight. Whether or not human beings in the scene were actually struck with the Hammers doesn't matter to the brutality of the scene. Also I'm not sure what year you think it is but in the year 2022 that level of violence is absolutely considered brutal.

The way he hammers on their bodies and legs and the sounds it makes puts it right up there for me with the baseball bat beating scene in Casino of Tommy and his brother.

Yep

I went to a bar when the girl didn't know how to pour it and it triggered me so much!

@@HybridSpektar should've taught her then

@@supermaneuverable she actually asked me how and her pours improved. She even showed the rest of the bartenders how cause they knew I drank Guinness

Hated Guinness until my wife and I went to Ireland on their honeymoon. It’s absolutely wild how different it tastes when you get a proper pour and from Ireland none the less

The proper way to pour a disgusting Irish beer is to poor it out on the ground.

When you know you're gonna be out manned, you have to use whatever it takes.

​@@alonenjersey that's just about fax. 💯

I love that part and I take my knuckles everywhere just in case

Knuckle Samich

A punch to the chin off a trained boxer, using a knuckle duster,would knock a man out with one blow.

I agree, but you should M Night Shalimans "Seven", there is a pretty good performance in there too

Thank you for your service

Thak you for this statement, sir.

Jean Claude Vann Damme takes that honour in Double Impact . .soz.

@@classifiedtopsecret4664 DID YOU GO TO SCHOOL TO GET STUPID??

Ummm, my vote for, "Paranoid schizophrenic walks into a bar . . ."

Nah, "i come ere for a fuckin shoot-aat" is better.

@@leonarddaneman810 no

Tom Hardy is the most under-rated male actor out there. His versatility is beyond De Niro or Pacino.

Nah

Absolutely brilliant!

When I walked out of watching this film with my wife, she asked me "Who played Ronnie Kray, not Tom Hardy I mean the other actor?". She watched the whole film without realising Tom Hardy played both roles. It was very well done and clearly fooled her.

@@joshuarosen6242 I didn't realize until I looked it up. I thought they looked similar but I never actually believed it until the cast list confirmed it. Hardy is a legend.

Their own distinct personalities? Yes, but what is really far out is that what this scene is demonstrating is that the two brothers also had their own fighting styles! In real life, the Cray twins were boxers and here Reggie is super-technical, throwing combinations, slipping and moving and rolling with punches. Ron is just one massive blunt force trauma machine taking punches and delivering blows with hammers. That's some next-level attention to detail.

@@DGB_PHD very true, I read that their grandfather taught the Kray twins how to box, there are photos of them

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He wasn't even nominated for one!

hell, he oughta get an oscar for each performance

The Oscars are shit. Tom Hardy is too good for them.

Dude this made me actually laugh out loud. 10/10 would read again

Awesome reply.

As the Brits say - Brilliant !

😅😅😅

cf. final line of ‘Payback’. (Great ‘noir’ starring Mel Gibson)

We know

@@ipmate9334 We know, we know ya dog😘

Yeah, that's the joke mate....

If someone is telling you this kind of jokes - better do a runner!

they never saw the joke coming

They didn't earn their violent reps for nothing they had the whole of the east end keep silent about them for years

Similar to putting on two-comb fascinator, ay wot?

🤣🤣@@seeharvester

See the character not the actor indeed

He bases his characters on real life people. In Rises instead of a Mexican wrestler he based Bane on a real life bare knuckle gypsy boxer from London and in Peaky Blinders he based Alfie Solomons on real life London Jewish gangster Alfie Solomon. This was more straightforward as the Krays are well documented not just in their crimes but also in their psychological profiles as they were held and examined for years in Broadmoor, the UK's highest security criminal prison nut house. Tom also played the only man the Krays ever feared with equal aplomb in the film "Bronson" (real name Michael Peterson) the UK's most violent prison inmate.

Finding out that he'd been Venom as well as Eddie blew me away.

​@@janetaldrich7747*Is that all??????*

*Don't let the Chameleon hear you say that !*

Although I’m not a Guinness man myself, I have heard from good authority that the Guinness brewed and sold in London, at least, is indeed like pish water. Therefore, such a magnificent pull is indeed wasted on such an inferior pint.

That's a DRAW. 🤣👍

@@jeremiahwallace2275 Guinness ain't brewed in London it all comes from the same brewery in Ireland and despite popular myth it is no different wherever you buy it apart from the way it's drawn. Reggie done in properly, 2/3rds to 3/4s full then let the head fully drop, go beige and top off with the back push. This will accentuate the coffee tones in the Stout. Most pubs just pull to 80-90% full, wait 10 seconds and top off with the full flow and thus present a shit pint. You have to make the staff let the stout drop, the nitrogen needs time to do it's work or it kills the beer.

I f****** shootout is a f****** shootout like a western wankers

​@Jeremiah Wallace Guinness isn't brewed in London. It's brewed in Dublin and sent across the water. If it's pish, that's more to do with the set up at the pub. Absolutely no reason it should be bad just because it's being sold a short hop across the Irish Sea.

Tom Hardy is also a great actor:)

If you love the films, give credit to their writers as well.

He acted really really well in Bronson

@@RiggerHippie I was impressed by his performance in Bronson. The more Hardy films I see, the more respect I gain for him, although I hate actors. If acting is such a rare skill, why is it women and children can do it?

@@ANDROLOMA any man, woman & child can act but not all can be a great actor. Daniel Day-Lewis is an example. Tom Hardy is getting there.

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That was clever... but should that not be the British Society....

@@jamesbarrick3403 Lol! Royal Society; you are absolutely right! I will fix that, thanks!

What an absolutely hilarious spin on a high level bar fight scene. You, Sir, possess wonderful insight and a sharp sense of humour. Made my day (but then I don't get out much either)!!! Thanks, again. Velox Versutus Vigilans

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Best Joke of the day so far.⛏🔨⛏⚒⛏🔨🔨☑☑☑✝

He got Ronnie's voice wrong though. RK couldn't pronounce his Rs.

I never knew he played both brothers, until now, what a legend!!!

@@toffeeriot4219 o come on..they had him wearing slip on dentures and a fake nose appliance outside and in side Pretty good he could talk clear enough at all playing Ronnie

Me too 💯👍🔥

Me too

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I read that Tom had a secret meeting with the Kray brothers' killer Freddie Foreman on the set. Tom was in character as Ronnie. And Freddie said: "It's scary to talk to you here. It's scary. It's like being with Ronnie. You did it. You're fucking Ronnie Kray." 👍

@@Charlotte-tg8gkforgive my ignorance on this subject, but who were the Kray Brothers? This is the first time I’ve ever heard of them.

@@CaptainFirespitter gangsters of the 60s in London. Everyone admires not the gangsters, but the fact that Tom plays the roles of both brothers.👍👍👍

Hahaha. Well said

Guinness is good for you.

It wasn't spit if it was Ronny

The Krays would have gotten along better over here in the US. They could have had all the shootouts Ronnie wanted.....

At least a 3pc with fries.

Gotta respect the geezer for at least showing up.

And out for the count he was

Then got the shit beat out of him with a hammer while down😆

But the Kemp Brothers film was better this told the story poorly. Hardy was a better actor.

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well, 119 seconds. starting that pint and having the fight being finished right as the head settled was a great way to show it took less than two minutes to sort them out

It’s the same guy playing 2 rolls

@@JR-yk7pk jeez, bros in the movie dude

@@JR-yk7pk roles dummy

@@JR-yk7pk *roles

The Take 💯🔥👍

as Ivan Locke also

Be good to see if he can play someone who isn't dark and damaged though.

@@thewomble1509 Tom is a character actor. Google definition. and he does his job very well. Tom doesn't like to play simple characters.

@@Charlotte-tg8gk Hi Charlotte, I know what a character actor is, petal. Thanks all the same. My point still stands. Toodles!

Read "The Profession of Violence" if you haven't already. The true story and the basis for this film.

@@christopherdean1326 , Thanks I will read this.

Why didn't the police stop them?

@@someonesomeone25 The police needed witnesses to come forward, everyone was either too sh*t scared of the Krays, or working for them, to talk to the police. Unless the police actually caught them in the act (which they were far too clever to allow) they had nothing to go on.

@@christopherdean1326 , you summed it up perfectly. That’s exactly what I found.

hahahahahahahahahahaha

Apparently that's where the saying came from, on a cold June night in the east end Blind Begger pub. It was raining heavily whilst the sun was shining and the random spoons were flying.

@@anothergoogleuser4915 wtf??

Yes, i agree.

The delivery of that line makes me wheeze every time, without fail. Genius

@Jim Dandy If you can't see this is entirely subjective than you are a fool.

@jimdandy8686 Bronson?

Thavage!

*mouth

Brilliant !

or until they get a hammer to the face... that'll do it

Mike Tyson "borrowed" that line from Joe Louis.

😂😂😂😂

And a few wannabe tough guys walked into a hammer.

@@CB-xr1eg They weren't wannabes, they were genuine, pull your head off and crap in the hole, East End gangsters.

@@thewomble1509 Hey mate...🎵Remember you're a womble🎵😋

Spoiler. They were acting.

Respect? Nobody respected these people, they feared them. It is not the same thing. Respect is for the nurses and doctors who had to deal with the pulp these psychos sent them.

@@nicktecky55 Machiavelli said it was better to be feared than loved.

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You havent seen Kingsman have ya?

@@Firemanboth Yes I have

What fighting? I only see hammering in there.

@@uthoshantm and yet it's still one of my favorite FIGHTING scenes😆😆😆🤷🏾‍♀️

Thanks for your support,words can't express how grateful I am

- Noice face you got there, be a shame if something should happen to it.

Cruel but fair

And Dinsdale's own battle with mental health

Talk nice or they’ll nail your wife’s head to a coffee table!

And you are so Beautiful

Marilyn did you saw that older guy with grey hair and moustache how he fist fight good???he even fist punched tom hardy and it looked like real good strong fist punch

@@CarlosLopez-xg4ko simp

It’s glorified in movies to be biased to the main characters in certain ways but generally speaking this is how firms dealt with stuff. If you run away it kills your reputation but if you stand and fight even if you loose you still have it

It's about honour and standing by your friends. To run away when things get hairy makes you a coward especially in the world of gangs. You stand and fight even if the odds are against you.

bit like Star Trek.

"You gonna sing me a song? You gonna watch me blow out me fookin' candles?" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Anche Io

Tuco in the " good, the bad and the ugly" actually said: If your going to shoot, shoot, don't talk".👍

@@ronanportley4409Yep that's the line from the movie, but to "coin" means to "change".

@@josephwiese3937 fair enough, you had yourself well covered.👍

@@ronanportley4409 He was paraphrasing.

I was thinking the same thing. Although Wrath of Man threw me off a bit. Didn't seem like a typical Ritchie flick.

@@Vod-Kaknockers I don't know if he (Guy) is involved with this movie or not. It's just that I couldn't help but think of "Bullet Tooth" Tony.

@@dkerr4077 I looked this up and no mention of Guy. But you are right about it feeling like one of his. I personally love these British crime comedy flicks myself.

You all do realise this is pretty much all based on real events?

Mine too

You are the same as them! Learn some history! You are not Americans!

@@S.Mir786 Alright then. What is it that I dont know??

@@scottenosh4548 well that brits colonised North America ….So they are practically your cousins or family…

@@S.Mir786 Mmm...not entirely accurate. Christian pilgrims from England and Europe were the first to colonize the east coast of North America. There were also a lot of Jews as well as Africans that arrived shortly afterwards. Long story short, what little authority the British had over the American colonies was crushed through the War for Independence. And then when the war of 1812 ended, all British government and military personnel were forced to leave for good. A lot has happened in the US since 1812. Tons of people from just about every nation on earth have moved here, started families, and those families have grown to become entire neighborhoods and even cities of their own. Africans, Asians, Italians, Greeks, Arabs, Iranians, Jews, Russians, etc etc etc. And as these communities have grown, so too has their influence on the way the American system works. Ultimately, America and Great Britain really arent that much alike anymore...biologically. Not only that, but Great Britain has also welcomed many foreigners a new lease on life since 1812. Lots of Jamaicans, Hindis, Arabs, Jews, etc. So the point can also be made that Great Britain isn't much like America anymore either...biologically.

@@scottenosh4548 Awesome history lesson Scott 👍😉