The Gambler - Fuck You (1080p)

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[SMart]

Absolutely the best financial/life advice I have ever seen or heard anywhere, any Viewing this scene should be a mandatory graduation requirement for EVERY American high school student.

[rodrigodepierola]

John Goodman is just ridiculously good in this movie. He projects fear with an ease that is amazing. No screaming, no obvious physical threat.

[netozamora]

I'm 60 and still trying hard to get into the FU club!!!! No time to loose.

[andremadethis]

This is the whole movie right here. The only part that matters

[CapinCooke]

This 4 minute clip is all you need to know about financial success. Simple. That’s it.

[sdawg]

Goodman doesn't get enough credit for his craft. In my eyes he's up there with greatest of the greats. Not because he's got acting chops like Daniel Day Lewis but because John Goodman has presence. He's got this unbelievable force that demands your attention and to me thats badass

[kennethhudgins]

I continously come back to this movie, this scene especially. Sometimes I even keep it running on loop in the background of my living room on my tv. This movie put me off of gambling, useless debt build accumulation, and taught me never to waste a second chance.

"you get up, you get out."
-loan shark

[BlueFlame]

Its interesting to see and hear Goodman in this scene. He gives mark EVERY CHANCE to get out. He wants to understand and he wants to help him. But he also recognizes addiction and knows that he can't be gentle about it. Especially after hearing how deep he was in for. I think that's what makes his last scene in the movie so poignant. Offers free money, a free ride because he is a man of principle, and still gets turned down. He's like a proud parent that see's their child actually learn a life lesson.

[Staffan-vs]

Epic!

I studied gambling on the uni and the most important thing I learned: don’t gamble, instead invest your money.

[DixiePokerAce]

Have a few bucks in the bank, own your own house, and don't drink.

[holdfast]

"Everybody's been there... you been there twice, I can't help you."

[MagicMan]

I always look at John Goodman as a hero in this movie. He was coming from a place of absolute help. He didn't want to see someone in this position.

[DJPrince]

This is such a great scene in such an okay film!

[daemonelectricity]

"I am of the universe and you know what it's worth" is from The Beatles "Yer Blues"

[cougargold]

John Goodman is a goddamn American treasure. Prove me wrong.

[ImDvne]

Just want to say I found this clip through a book I was reading called "Wealth Your Way"

[daviegonzalez]

I watched uncut gems and it reminded me so much of this movie

[thecapone]

While I don't have a million dollars, I am getting fairly close to having fuck you money. Turns out, you can have that same level at a low cost city while making $40, 000 a year and investing wisely.

[NoLimit]

John Goodman has to be in the conversation for one of the best actor’s of all time.
This scene alone is very inspiring to anyone that is graduating school

[markgagliardi]

His partner chiming in in the background is very underrated part of this scene. Well done.