The Score (9/9) Movie CLIP - Switching Sceptres (2001) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
After making a getaway from the scene of the heist with the valuable sceptre, Jack Teller (Edward Norton) realizes that Nick Wells (Robert De Niro) was one chess move ahead of him.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Three generations of method acting giants unite for this crime thriller written by Kario Salem and directed by Frank Oz. Robert De Niro stars as Nick Wells, an aging thief whose specialty is safecracking and who is on the verge of retiring to a life of ease, running his jazz club and romancing his girlfriend Diane (Angela Bassett). But before he can ride off into the sunset, Nick is pressured to do one last job by his mentor and business partner, a flamboyant and extravagant upscale fence named Max (Marlon Brando). Max is plotting the heist of the Montreal Customs House, and he's got a man on the inside, Jackie Teller (Edward Norton), a talented but volatile crook who has managed to ingratiate himself with the facility's staff as a fellow employee suffering from cerebral palsy. Jackie bristles at Nick's interference in "his" score, however, and threatens violence when it seems he's going to be cut out of the action. In the meantime, Nick grows increasingly ill at ease about the operation, as it violates his two most important dictums in thievery: always work alone and never pull a job in your own city. The part of Max in The Score was written specifically for Brando by screenwriter Salem, although the improvisational star and his director Oz reportedly clashed during filming.
CREDITS:
TM & © Paramount (2001)
Cast: Robert De Niro, Edward Norton
Director: Frank Oz
Producers: Roland Pellegrino, Adam Platnick, Gary Foster, Bernard Williams, Lee Rich
Screenwriters: Lem Dobbs, Kario Salem, Scott Marshall Smith
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One of the most satisfying ends to a movie I've ever seen.
I agree. I was so pissed that he double crossed him, and then his happened.
Man I love the face of Edward Norton at 1:15 ahahaha
YOU KNOW WHAT I GOT! 😮
Eh.
Agreed
This flick is an underrated hidden gem of the early 2000s.
Sure is. This and Heist with Gene Hackman. Two great movies. Also notable mention Matchstick Men.
It was probably overshadowed by Ocean's Eleven, which was released in the same year.
similar to Blue Streak...Blue Streak and The Score are great heist movies !! Movies were great in the late 90s and early 2000s..
It's not really underrated for the absolute star power they put into it. I expected more.
DeNiro saying, "Ba Bye" to Norton whose Brian was using it the whole movie was priceless
@@AsylumSaint Same here Lmao, I kinda wish he had said it with the Brian voice impression..
Nah I don't think he was imitating Brian. Would have been great if he did though.
I remember watching this in the theater and when he said "Ok bye bye." the entire room erupted into applause. So good.
Same here! All six of us.
@@CoCotheTurtle why? I wouldnt have
@@CoCotheTurtle that's what I was just going to ask the guy who started the thread cuz i snuck into this movie with a friend when i was 15 after seeing Space Cowboys i think(another underappreciated Gem imo) and the theater was pretty empty like the room had a echo empty which is a shame cuz this film really is underappreciated but ive done my best to spread the word but i didn't hear anything when De Niro said Buh Bye but i did smile though
love the words " let me ask you jack when did you start to think you was better than me"
Prof. Alvinormous 😂
You still there ace?
Greatest actor ever De Niro
@@Aman-nk5uq yeah there should not be an arguement about that
use punctuation - 'professor'
de Niro is legendary.. He is just one of the few actors that you see and actually believe in his role...
juneaug Lok nah
@@camlucas4623 who asked for your opinion
Greatest actor ever easily
I don't know about greatest actor ever, but he fits this role very well. His character is believable as that character, unlike some major actors who basically just play themselves in every role. He's legendary, but his range isn't that amazing.
I love Ed Norton's "Oh Shit" look on his face before he checked the bag. The dude is a great actor. He'll win an Oscar one day.
Hoching03 Still waiting
Jerry 85g leo had to get his first I guess
@suny123boy1 again he will lose for phionex there year, but his performance was really good this year
I don't think he will because he's a jerk and the academy doesn't like him, it's the same reason Tarantino hasn't won best picture or director
@@jerry85g7 Edward Norton should have received an Oscar in American History X. I am sure plenty of people would agree. He was on fire when that movie was released.
"You're young and talented but talent means nothing if you do not make the right choices." So true. The "jack-ass" payed for it in the end!
He even gave him a chance to escape with him along with the Treasure.. But buh bye just wouldn't listen. lol
@@VinciSid If they gave a fair share in the first place it wouldn't have come to that.
@@mbucd No you dummy. He got a fair share, he got 4 big millions. He did set up the score but that is all he did. De niro did all the heavy work he got 6 big millions for it. You can't get greedy. 4 million is a big sum of money, you take 2 million put it in the bank somewhere and you earn interest rates every month like an income 8000-10000/month. the other 2 millions you can go somewhere cash a nice small house and live a beautiful life. Ed Norton character blew it. bye bye. He got nothing.
Nice working with you ace, okay bye bye lol.
nomibe2911 LMAO at that
Very nice touch ---- I bet De Niro suggested that line
@@patricksmith7492 Billy BARTY great actor of all time
@@billbelzek6748 Grant withers
Yep bye bye
His ego went from 100 psi to 0 in one minute
One second
Lol frfr. He's like " oh yeah..what do you got"? (Jack/Ace checks bag and it's a dud/lead pipe tool). Dinero says "Hello you still there Ace". Haha burned
Norton is a top rated actor by a long shot, this dude can play almost any part.
2 tremendous actors performing using a tremendous script
i am surprised at how many people have not seen this movie, one of the more underrated movies of all time.
The Score is one of my favorite films that I never get tired of. It doesn't have a great story but the setting in Montreal and his nightclub adds a lot to the film. The actors are perfect in their roles and the Customs House heist was a great ending.
I agree --- but to be totally honest Norton was the best actor in this movie --- he outshined De Niro
My Saturday 🌃 🎥
This really is an underrated film. What do you expect with a cast like that? Brilliant.
Was NOT expecting this twist!! Such a dope movie. "okay, bye bye!" hahaha
What have you got huh, what have you got!? De Niro one of the best actors this world has ever seen. Classic film, talented cast, 5 star shit!
Greatest without a doubt
Lol that's a fact
I got a pipe😂
Man I just can't stop watching Edward Norton get owned here.
Me neither 😂
All he left him with was a a metal pole, a snickers, and a bus ticket to Dirty Albany
IF he was able to get that far with sirens decending...even boarding that bus, there was a good chance it would have been either delayed, or stopped and searched..
Love how their first and last conversation ends with ba bye 😂
I just LOVE Norton's facial expression after he said "You know what I've got". He was like "Wait, Nick sounds a little bit too sure of himself".....lol
I love that the theme music dropped when he's revealing the scepter, killed that dude lmao
you know the title of the music
Lol yes facts
His heart fell right out of his ass.
Eric Dizzy That's the perfect description.
hahahah!
😂😂😆😆
Hell yeah, he looked absolutely SICK. 😂😂😂
The fact that he calls De Niro to brag about his conquer. Such a fun entertaining movie.
I gotta say that i saw the entire movie for the first time 20 years after it was released amd when i saw the end i was stuck for half an hour saying "no he didn't do that", "i cant believe what he did" and stuff like that. Props to norton and bassett, RIP MARLON BRANDO and RESPECT to this man named ROBERT DENIRO. You are a LEGEND and you will always be in my heart
Its a good film
One of the absolute best heist movies of all time! :D
Carolina Nerd She said one of the best.
Agreed very underrated movie i also liked entrapment too
One of the best endings too. Up there with The Bank Job. True story about safe deposit box raid in London.
This and Heist with Gene Hackman are my all time favorites...
umm
“Oh yeah, what have you got, huh? What have you got?” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love how DeNiro just clowns homie and says dude..you need to STFU..and hit the road..
One of the great all-time movie endings
Always double check your items before leaving the store.
This movie was amazing. A couple of years ago, my son and I were standing in the same spot as Ed Norton and I showed him this scene. So satisfying.
Highly underrated movie
You still there ace......
clarkheart 😂😂
1:36 when Ed Norton still wanted to talk about it bruuuuuuuhh LMFAO
Nick was right with his advice for Jack. Nick is a professional doing heists for 25 years. Jack was a rookie who got greedy and tried to double-cross a professional and lost everything.
Jack accepted De Niro's terms early on. Then had a major strop in the middle of the heist. No honor among thieves.
Frank Oz just nailed this one. The Force is strong in that one.
Wish DeNiro would go back and do roles like this again. Great acting.
Truth. What a legend. The best I have seen
Robert DeNiro is a legend! Best scene in the entire movie :o) I always knew at the beginning of the switch that DeNiro would not punk out like that. He saw the double cross coming and so he did a triple cross.
thanks for clearing that up
@@guistmagik2506 DeNiro came prepared. That arrogant young kid thought he could come in and take everything.Glad he ended up with nothing.
@@Willa4420 I was taking the piss out of your comment mate LOL
@@guistmagik2506 Okay 😊
Ah yes! The movie with exactly one musical cue! I remember it well!
He's a professional but forgets to check the bag! Reminds me of the London Hatton heist, the masterminds brought there own car to the robbery 😂
With the alarms going off and guards closing in it probably didn't cross his mind, especially after Deniro very reluctantly refuses to hand it over, that's what most likely made him believe he had the real scepter. Great move on Deniro's part.
love watching norton's changing expressions through this scene.
DEniro LIKE A BOSS
Okay, bye bye!
YOU KNOW WHAT I GOT!
Tim Mosley that was epic. Both from Bryan then Robert DeNiro being a smart-ass!
Great movie, with one of the best endings
I watched this in the theater back in 2001 and man this was a fun swerve! Bad part was after Nick reunited with Diane, the local theater put in a blurb stating Nick was later caught and is now serving time in federal penitentiary.
I PUMPED MY FIST AND GOT SO HAPPY AND EXCITED WHEN BOB GOT AWAY WITH THE GOLD LOL WHAT A MOVIE.
C'mon man --- you knew all along that De Niro couldn't be beat
@@billbelzek6748 lol facts. But I ain't gonna front I was a little worried for a minute. That was until he said " so what do you got" then the big pause... 😂
Great movie, great plot and great acting.
This movie is really good! Deniro is not only awesome, but believable in his role. Great acting all around!
The flip was ruthless... But hey don't bite the hand.......
This movie never gets old
I can't believe this movie is 20 years old now.
I always liked that DeNiro let Norton get away in the end. There was an animosity but also a kind of respect they had for each other. Norton's character thought DeNiro was a legend who was past his prime while DeNiro KNEW Norton was a massively talented thief with an even more massive ego. I like to think that Norton's character learned from this and became a more professional thief.
I kinda wished Jack won. Max and Nick were really taking advantage of him and paying him peanuts.
@@mbucd Max was the biggest hustler. Nick wanted to be paid what would take care of his life he wouldn't have to keep stealing. Max was taking houses in Montreal and Bermuda, owed a gangster we never saw and was probably in debt.
@@Bull1908 They were going to sell the sceptre for 30 million $ iirc. And Jack's (Norton) share out of that was in the thousands. Not even 1 million. Despite the fact he did most of the planning and took on most of the risk. Max and Nick were completely taking advantage of him.
@@mbucd Max definitely. Nick used him as a verbal punching bag. He just wanted his 6 million and Max got the rest. Nick didnt know or care what share Max n Jack were getting
@@Bull1908 Nick certainly wouldn't have been happy to get the share Jack was getting. I'm sure he would have turned the job down. Nick even complained to Max in the pool scene that he had not paid him fairly for past jobs. Yet he stood by and watched Max treat Jack the very same way. Nick and Max were both selfish characters which is why I didn't really like either of them.
If you paid attention during this movie, you would just barely see that fake scepter that Norton has used in the planning/practice so it was even more meaningful when it's revealed here.
Where,???
Wow. I never thought of that.
Wear Al Pacino at ?
Cool..but if deniros caracter was so carefull he would have used something else. If the other guy realize that metal bar was gone he might have suspected something.
@@serrana3962 While in Deniros work shop. You see it on the table.
Smarts and ruthlessness can get you places, but there is absolutely no substitute for experience.
What a great ending to a movie.
Very good movie.i love the look on his face when he said what do you got?
My sentiments exactly 😂
In the scene where they're in Nick's shop going over the safe schematics, Jack actually puts his hand on that pipe thing to move it. I just recently noticed and thought it was awesome foreshadowing. Great movie!
When you play stupid games you win stupid prizes. The actors were awesome, the script was a bomb and the movie is just a masterpiece !!!
Looks like he gets to keep Jack's share as well! Jack did all the homework on the place.. and got greedy, LOST IT ALL!
Like the Italian job!
Love this movie. Feels like they don’t make them like this anymore honestly
He knew the whole time and played along 😂never try to out smart a vet you’ll lose more than you’ll gain 😊
Such an underrated film! To be fair... I am still shocked how Edward Norton wasn’t nominated for an Academy Award for this incredible performance! He was tremendous in this.
I agree --- he deserved at least a nomination
Norton has been in a ton of great movies. Awards aren't everything.
Agreed, and also for his performance in American History X
Best scène of this movie
24 people got the fake scepter.
De Niro, Brando and Norton... awesome
It was so great to have the smug Norton character brought down by De Niro.
1:00; the look on his face when it dawns on him that he may have been screwed.
What a beauty of a burn
0:08 The sweet second where he thinks he’s totally gotten away with it.
Thank god. When did you think you was better than me?
hahahahaha
Sound Loud my man De Niro
When Jack opens the bag it gives a whole new meaning to 'get the lead out'.
One of Edward's best movies in my opinion BUT doesn't compared to American history X, that tells a more realistic point of view in today's society
Well, at least he can recycle that piece of metal for something. Hehe
I thought it was funny when Nick told Jack that it was nice working with him , especially since Jack worked for free.
The scene at 1:02 is priceless haha
Man...that ending is just frikn cool..genius..phenomenal...outstanding...badass..sick as fuck and any other adjectives you can throw in...
That look when you know you are officially screwed.
One heck of a movie, was very shocked and satisfied in the end. He for sure got an ego check. Also a tremendous amount of similarities to Inception.
what an ending totally over looked movie he and angela bassett sizzled and what a stellar cast.kudos to the brando and de niro pairing once again!
What made Bassett's and De Niro's relationship so believable in this movie is that my man Bob likes that dark meat in real life. He has jungle fever. He never has been able to shake it.
How about if he sold that pipe and bought a lottery ticket? 🤣🤣
You know Nick was just waiting to use that "Okay, bye bye" line on Jack. Days, no, weeks of anticipation for when he'd get to pull that out. I can't even imagine how satisfying that was for him.
Best Scene EVER in the Cinema insudtry.
1:00 he goes 100 to 0 real quick lol
I remember watching this in the theater and the feeling of relief it gave me when I saw De Niro outsmart Norton in this scene.
De Niro really got the better of Norton in this one
ones again the master defeats his student.....
"You still there ace?"
Anyone likes the score on The Score? Well composed music, I must say.
I came here and clicked on this clip, having not seen the movie in over 15 years. When Norton goes to unzip his scepter bag, I could have sworn I heard strains of "Lord of the Rings" music...and sure enough...same guy. You get that a lot with John Williams movies that he scored...I think they recycle and re-work themes...use old pieces not used in one film for another...I'm talking about movies that they do that come out close together. I noticed in on the movie "The Package", which is really a proto movie for "The Fugitive"...
If I was Nick , I would have let Jack think he won , got rid of my phone , and let Jack find out on his own.
One of my favorite movies...in every way.
That's old school thinking de Niro did 🤔 Just classic 😂😂😂😂😂
Nice working with you Ace
When you come for the king don't miss 👑
New broom (Ed Norton) can sweep. Old broom (Bob DeNiro) knows all the corners.
@ Bond. James Bond • 🐯 🐯 3 🐯 🐯 How right you are. A smart alec little kid versus a wordly wise older man. A no contest. The smart alec kid loses. 23 February 2021
Ending script was spot on
"When did you start thinking you were better than me? Great
Deniro the Godfather of movies. Top lesson in an heist. Never screw with the daddy.
Best movie ending of all time 🤣 for sure!
Nick tried to showJack that you can steal without making noise in the moment. He had slow and steady approach to getting the things he wanted. Jack wanted it all right now and was opportunistic and maybe didnt want end up like Nick all.alone still stealing.