Fun Fact - At 0:17 you can see a police officer blocking off the public as they watch the scene being filmed Oh and that isn’t Rob Schneider by the way, all the bikers are actually Hell’s Angels members AFTER SERIOUS DEBATE: According to google ‘Youse’ is the correct way to spell, you commenters were right. It’s a common New York term and it’s spelt like that, not like “you’s” as most people would spell it.

"Now yous cant leave" is absolutely 1 of the top 5 lines in cinematic history.

It's beautiful when a community supports their local business. Edit: Momma I made it!!!! Bless every last one of yazzz nows ya can't leave 😂

I love the fact that Sonny went straight for the leader, deciding to handle him personally. There’s a reason why people feared and respected him.

That final hit with the bat and him saying “they ruined my whole ducking lunch” 👌

Sonny was actually very reasonable with the bikers. But they mistook his kindness for weakness, so they couldn't leave without being taught a lesson 😅

Doesn't it just warms your heart when a community is helping each other.

The good old days when everyone in the neighborhood protected each other.

The way Sonny immediately starts whispering to C and the other guy. He already knows what’s about to happen before they even get their beers. He’s been around and he’s seen how this unfolds….he’s already doing recon and getting his forces mobile and in position.

This is such an uplifting scene. I really like the sense of community exhibited by all the neighbors.

There’s so many layers to his delivery of “now youse can’t leave” it’s perfection.

Sonny's eyes was like..."fool don't ever touch my shoulder, EVER.

I never get tired of watching this scene.

"Now yous can't leave" one of the all time greatest movie quotes ever...

"Now You's can't leave" Chaz delivered that line with the perfect facial expression. Like you did this to yourselves not me.

This scene proved two things. Don’t be disrespectful in a mob bar and two the bikers didn’t have the makings of a varsity athletes .

One of my favorite scenes in A Bronx Tale. Because it shows how a community sticks together.💯❤️❤️♥️

"They ruined my whole fucking lunch" is a term I still use because of this movie. 10/10 a piece of absolute artwork.

One of the best most fulfilling scenes in movie history. "Now youse can't leave."

Legend has it they are still trying to pick up their bikes.

I love the scene where the kid is upset that a friend owes him 20 dollars. He tells him to let it go if he doesn’t really need the 20 and to realize that it only cost him a 20 to realize the “friend” was no friend at all.

The look on his face when Sonny locks the door… priceless!

Reminds me of the neighborhood I grew up in the mid-fifties, only less urban. Lower working class. None of our fathers had any real education. The Depression and WW2 service was their real schooling. Our world was 1/13th of a mile long with five side streets. Every one was of Italian extraction. No one ever ventured out of our little world. Growing up I had the best friends a kid could ever had. We all stuck together thru thick and thin. Had more fun and adventures than you could imagine. As we became young teenagers we formed our gang, the Hawks. God forbid anyone outside our gang tried to mess with us. We would fight them in a minute. We would protect the weaker kids from any harm from outside intruders. Our baseball team was the terror of the city. If we lost the game, we certainly would win the fight after the game was over. Phenomenal times with buddies. Then something unforeseen happened. After finishing the Sixth grade at neighborhood school, we actually walked home for lunch , we were shipped were bussed to the big, in our eyes, to the junior high school. It was like being transported to another planet. We felt so out of place in this strange new world. It was very intimidating, but over time some of us began making friends with our classmates from other areas of the city. Sports was our gateway to assimilation into the mainstream. We began to get invited to parties being held by “cool” kids. We started dressing like them,preppy of course,and started dating girls from families of means. We cleaned up our act. We became captains of the sports teams,class officers,student council members. We actually began dreaming of going to college. Dreams some of our parents had but dreams they stayed because of lack of money and lost youth. Some of our old buddies called us traitors and busted our chops,but by then we had very little in common with them. We couldn’t go back we saw a future out side of our little village, they didn’t. We graduated in 1964-65. Off to college and a life that we never could envision as kids growing up little Italian American enclave. Married a preppy Wasp,college sweet heart of course and never looked back! As I look back I will never have friend’s like my old childhood friends. God we had so much fun!

Its amazing with this movie that is so damn good you pay zero attention to the fact that there is virtually no blood. Any other mob movie director would have had all of the bikers left a bloody pulp. This shows you can have a badass iconic scene pretty much entirely without a drop of blood.

First saw this and the biker talked respectfully and thought it was gonna be a heartwarming scene. Then old boy just seals his fate…

The music for this movie is perfect. A real reflection of that time. A shame this movie doesn't get as much recognition as it should.

Youth of Italians joined😂😂😂

The “now youse can’t leave , the come together by the Beatles, the entire scene was just perfect

Trashin the bikes and he yells “Watch my car!” Priorities, gotta have em.

"look at me, I'm the one who did this to you, remember me." Absolutely ruthless, Sonny was ice cold.

The stare Sonny gives the biker right b4 he locks the door is bonifide street. It’s the, ‘you don’t know what you just did to yourself’ stare.😂

I can't for the life of me believe anyone would ruin their reputation and lives admiring gangsters. They are unhinged.

Chazz Palminteri. Phenomenal actor. He was out standing in this movie. And for me this is one of DeNiro’s best roles too.

I love the line when Sonny says - "Watch my car ! " as he's busting heads . Hilarious 😆

One of the best scenes from one of the best movies ever!

A hard karmic lesson: never start shit. You never know what your adversary is capable of. Respect your host. Sonny was all set to be welcoming. The bikers may have even won themselves some new friends if they’d been respectful.

I always tell people the worst thing you can do is mistake kindness for weakness.

When they pull the bartender's toupee piece off was hilarious. 😂🧑‍🦲

I always liked how the song transitioned from Come Together to The 10 Commandments of Love. It was funny as a kid but you notice the symbolism as an adult.

for a villain who is used to kill anyone in his way, sonny acted in a very civilized manner by giving the gang 2 opportunities to behave, one when he said they could buy the beers and two when he gave them the chance to just leave the place, but some people only understand strength and violence

I love the subtle "don't touch" me look Sonny gives the guy who taps his shoulder. Such an incredible scene!

I never caught the bartender losing his toupee, 😂😂😂 even after watching this scene so many times.

I was born in the Bronx in 1964 and raised there until I was 11 years old. I know how the old Bronx was. I loved it back then. It's probably shit by now. I haven't been there since 1975. But I feel privileged to have been a boy in the old Bronx. Playing stickball in the streets and so much more. It was great. In 1975 we moved to Miami, in the 70s/80s it was craziest place in the country by far and maybe the world. None of this has anything to do with this clip of course but here we are anyway.

I am Italian and I grew up in a neighborhood like that back in the 60's and 70's. No one ever came in and messed around. You wouldn't find a stitch of graffiti anywhere. Kids could play outside on summer nights without worrying about them. You felt safe. true shit.

The look on Sonny's face when that dirty biker touched his fine Italian suit...Priceless.

I've watched this scene many times and it's always so satisfying.

Great scene….no one saw that coming…. which makes it an excellent effect…instead of walking away he zapped them of their power…it’s a scene you never forget. Bravo!

One of my all time favorite scenes in a movie ! The ultimate example of mess around and find out.

" look at me", "I'm the one who did this to you"..." Remember me" !!! The coldest line ever..🔥🔥🔥🔥👌👌👌

The sense of the community also helping out is funny and heart warming.🤣🤣✔✔

My grandfather's Italian restaurant was a mafia hangout and the preferred hangout of several 1950s/1960s Yankees, and this kind of thing never went down simply because no one was insane enough to try it, but I've heard some crazy stories about the guys who used to go there. Joe DiMaggio was a big regular as well. I loved my gramps, he died in 2006 at 95 years old. He was one of those old school Italian guys who didn't share his feelings and could be a grouch, but he helped put me through college and I know he loved me even though he wasn't able to express it.

I like how Sonny had the boys come to the bar to deal with the bikers just before giving them the chance to order a few beers to see if they behaved. If they drank quietly and left, no problem. If they started shit, which they obviously did, the boys were just around the corner.

I frkin love this scene, one of the best acted scenes in movie history

I love this film.Directed by Robert de Niro & script by Chazz Palmintieri.

A Bronx Tale is one of my favorite movies ever. I was fortunate enough to see Chazz Palminteri do a one man show of A Bronx Tale on Broadway. It was amazing.

The look on their faces, when they realized they couldn't leave, was priceless....♥️♥️

Must've watched this clip 8-10 times. Never gets old.

It's the Bronx. Bikers didn't stand a chance. As Ron White said, you can't fix stupid."

This is how you solve a problem! No cops, no lawyers, no judges… just deliver instant justice with a whole neighborhood behind you. Beautiful scene.

C proved right there that he never had the makings of a varsity athlete.

Now yous can't leave. Best line of all time

Never tire of this scene.

You know, all those dudes had to do was be respectful. But no, everyone thinks they're a badass, right up until you actually meet a badass.

I love how after the bikers get their asses kicked then the neighborhood jumps in and kicks their asses even more 😂🤣😭

Neighborhood bar patrons cleaning out their favorite bar, and TAKING OUT THE TRASH!😊😊😊Happy days.

I love how in older movies like this it’s always the bikers that are the rowdy bunch and the good for nothing dead beats, whereas nowadays it’s almost the opposite….

If messing with Sonny’s lunch pissed him off this much, imagine what he’d be like if you messed with his dinner!

So many lessons from this one scene 1) Dress for success 2) be cordial and give the benefit of the doubt 3) When they refuse the path of peace, show them the path of pieces

I didn't recall Ten Commandments of love playing on this scene, i used to listen a radio station that played it back in 2014, that song is so freaking cool makes me feel inloved with life even tho im single as hell lol

I've probably watched this clip ten times, yet every time it comes up I just HAVE TO WATCH IT AGAIN.

"Now yous can't leave" The others were not completely sure what was happening, but the head of the crew, you could see it in his eyes. He knew right then he was about to get the beating of his life.

"now yous can't leave" fucking classic. Surprisingly my lady got me into this movie

I love this movie! I actually marry my wife beacause of the advice of the girl. If she opens the lock of your door, shes a keeper. My wife was the only one that did it for me and i instantly remembered that scene.

To this day, watching this scene makes me extremely emotional

Best scene ever!!!

I died laughing when Sunny said "they ruined my whole fucking lunch"😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Love it when Waldo tries to run off down the street and you hear “get him!!!” 😂

I like the part when sonny locks the door ask says now youse can't leave 😂

The background music was golden xD

It's great how when it all started to go down, Sonny, instead of just swinging at any random biker, specifically walks over to attack the one who lied and mouthed off to him.

2:44 - The way Jojo the Whale pins the guy against the bar with his big gut does it for me every time 😭😭😭😭😭😭

Sonny just casually closes the entrance door, like its his front door at home.

“I’m the one who did this to you, remember me” 👌🏾 what a fucking line

" Ruined my whole fucking lunch ". One of the great movie scenes.

I like the way they shot that fight scene. Big boy put that one dude in the bear hug.

"Ruined my whole fuckin lunch!" I use this at work when someone interrupts my lunch break. Ha ha.

You can say whatever about the Italian Mob, that they didn't protect their neighborhood is not one of them.

The dialogues, the soundtrack, down to the bartender's wig, every detail is perfect

Being polite and showing respect is vital in life.

Brilliant movie watched it umpteen times..never get old..👍🏻

This scene, along with the golf course scene in Falling Down, never fails to bring a smile to my face. Terribly underrated film.

I always find the citizens chasing down the fleeing biker, and kicking the piss out of him, absolutely hilarious!

Guy walking off at end of scene putting his toupee back on his head...priceless.

#1 Favorite movie of all time

I love when Sonnie yells “watch my car !!!”

3.49."Watch my car!", is the BEST line... 🤣

Best film to ever grace a tv screen the life lessons this film has Is genius

They will never forget that bar.....

"A Bronx Tale" could have been filmed in any Little Italy across the Northeast. Our neighborhood had a character to fit every role. A tough neighborhood that took care of their own. Salute!

I grew up in a neighborhood in the Bronx like this. We were tight and we policed ourselves. As a kid if you did something wrong, you got Nuggies from a neighbor and then you got the belt from Dad when you got home. Values, morals, street knowledge, and great times in my childhood. Wouldn’t change it for the world!