The guy behind the glass, that's the best two minutes of acting in history

😂"Let me see if you understand this, my man. Rules are rules. Am I supposed to change 'em because you sitting across there screaming? Take a look at you. You fucking walk in here after, five, ten, however many years, and because today is the day you decide to kick, the whole fucking world is supposed to stop? Is that it? We all have been waiting for the day that you come through that door and tell us you no longer wanted to be a fucking dope fiend? Right? Get the fuck away from my desk." LOL! One of the best quotes ever.😂

lmao his disdain when he says "Get the fuck away from my desk". Still cracks me up.

I swear people sleep on this movie

Shit got real when he took off them glasses.

Man as someone who grew up in the 90s I can't help but miss Tupac the actor. He was damn good. If he was still alive today he'd be right up there with the very best and most successful actors and musicians. He was really very special.

This scene is so great. It shows the frustrations and plights shared by both sides of the epidemic. The junkies that seriously do try to get help like society and the government tells them to have to backflip and twirl through fucking hoops to actually get the help they truly need because of red tape. But at the same time, the guy behind the desk also was in the right because he's only doing his job and Roth's character was unjustly taking it out on him. I feel like applauding both of them.

Pac always involve himself with movies that gives a positive message RIP Makaveli Da Don

When he took off them damn glasses, I knew it was a wrap!!! RIP beautiful Tupac

OH I UNDERSTAND

LMAO! Me and one my cousins used to rewind this one part like 20 times back to back!!

One of the best movie scenes ever.

Damn he scream at him and he clap back at him and Makaveli Da Don smooth everything out

R.I.P. Tupac Shakur (1971 - 1996) For Tupac “One Love” R.I.P.

Pac knew how to diffuse the situation and get solution quick

His eyes when he said: “oh I understand”

That guy is brilliant laughs and then has the best come back ever 🤣🤣🤣

This part so real nobody looked back when Buddy was yelling 😅

Should’ve gotten an Oscar for that scene 💯

This is one of my favorite scenes of the movie

It's dissapointing that there is not alot of online clips of this movie like other movies. The realism of this movie is so authentic,bit almost feels like you're a fly on a wall. Tupac was so charismatic.

Anyone notice at 1:14, the guy with the dog at the end of the movie walks by, looks at them and walks off. He shows up also to give them a ticket to get their name called earlier.

When he took them glasses off, the demeanor did a whole 360.

What a fucking scene. Incredible acting from all 3.

What sad world we exist in. From both sides.

Been looking for this scene! Thanks for posting

First off: A. This is a brilliant movie, and I can't believe it got so little attention...I didn't even know it existed until I caught it randomly flipping channels about 6 months ago! I would have thought that it would have received a bunch of received a bunch of attention simply from being Pac's last film, but no...guess if it'd not a 'hood movie', it didn't count...And, B. What's kinda crazy is how truly little has changed over all these years, in terms of people getting the run-around in trying to get into detox, etc. The format(s) have changed, but the actual 'process', has not

My favorite scene.

LMAO!!!...Tim Roth be STR8 - SNAPPIN!😄😄😄😁❤️

2020 and I now work in a hospital. When i saw this I had know idea how much it would be significant to things that I go through today 😂

In a movie with Tupac Shakur and Tim Roth this guy stood out shows hes got serious talent

I am trying to get into detox and this scene sums it up

My favorite scene of a great movie that I have memorized! RIP Tupac!

Great scene 👏 👌 👍 🙌 ❤ "get the fuck away from my desk!" LOL 😆

😢 Man Rest Well 2pac....

Classic scene. Nothing but the truth

Great scene.

My favorite scene from one of my favorite movies! Thank you for the upload, I was actually looking specifically for this clip! Love this movie so much Vondie Curtis Hall is a genius for writing,directing, and starring as "the Reaper" in this masterpiece. Pac and Roth are great as always too. I must have watched this at least 30 times..pre internet streaming and dvds weren't quite accessible yet and no cable..I only had like 60 or 70 vhs tapes (1997 folks) I loved Roth and had a friend rent and make a copy for me. This is the film that made me a 2pac fan. Too bad it was his last.😢 Either this or Gand Related, were his last 2.

Takes me back to the first time I watched this film 🤣🤣🤣 What a scene 💨💨💨

1:07 had me lmfao, I couldn’t stop replaying

We all have been waiting for the day that you come through that door, and tell us you no longer wanted to be a FUCKING DOPE FIEND??!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Couldn't of put two guys together better then tupac and Tim roth

WHAT A SCENE. WHAT A SCENE.

“Yeah I understand. I understand that you have chosen death”

LMAO 1:15 the irate blind man walks by in the background. I just noticed that. 😂😂🤣🤣

PAC was a underrated actor fasho ✊🤎💯

2 PAC is king 🤴 forever ❤️❤️❤️

I absolutely love this scene.

This scene omg , you waltz in here after 5 or 10 or however many years YOU DECIDE YOU NO LONGER WANTED TO BE A FREAKING DOPE FIEND!!! 😂😂😂 after that he couldn't even look at him, and Tim roths character just put his head down LMAOOOO

This hospital always reminded my of ol Cook COunty Hospital or Stroger.

This exactly how the city of Detroit is. Everyone is working but no one can help with anything.

I just can't even. I've watched and will continue to watch this scene over and over and over. I remember watching this back in the 90s and loving it. Yet, no one seems to know about this movie.

People who think the world owes them something.

I absolutely loved it when he laughed and removed his glasses

"Get the fuck away from my desk!" 🤣

"oh I understand" last words before sh!t got real lol

I used to be the guy at the other side of the glass. It's a hard job. Everyone come to ask for help, but not everyone get what they expect. So frequently You became the target of their anger.

Short, but a powerful scene with a great message

Lol thats customer services rep. got on that white dude like a Bible!

Sometimes, you have to yell and cuss a person out to get them hear you. Rather it's friends, family, or teachers

The look on 2pac face at 1:27..

Such a great flick. B. If Pac had lived, he would’ve eventually won an Oscar. I have no doubt.

This was the best movie 2Pac ever did that no one ever talks about, or seems to even know about.

My favorite part

Great scene. Great movie

That guy behind the desk was lucky Samuel L Jackson wasn’t there.

Man this was a good movie if pac was still alive he would've been playing in movies

One of the best scenes of the movie

Hell yeah, this scene lol Pac was on his way , not only phenomenal poet and artist but on his way movie star. He had natural presence on the screen..he made it look easy, just like his songs.

These 2 would of made many great films together. They would have been mel Gibson anf danny glover.

Hes right the one behind the window the truth hurts my friends.

I 'member seein' this scene, my favourite part of the movie. I laughed so hard I nearly pissed myself. I ain't never laughed that hard since "Coming to America".

The guy behind the desk is right, because rules are rules. You don't bend the world and adjust it to you, you adjust yourself to it, otherwise it's dictatorship and anarchy. You want help, you apply and stay in line as every other of your fellow American.

This is an Iconic scene , it takes it to another level with Pac as a by stander

@0:37 I knew he was gonna snap

I gotta start taking off my glasses when I’m being serious. That’s a power move. Gotta make sure I’m sitting though so I don’t walk into shit.

My favorite sense

Love this movie. So under rated.

My boy Stretch went from this energy 🤬 0:15-0:35 To this energy 😔 1:26-1:28 🤣🤣🤣 he got humbling lesson that day

And then that man behind the screen goes to Seattle. And becomes a surgeon....

One of my favorite scenes from this movie he had to take those glasses off an started yelling at him

Talking real tough behind that glass! 😆Jk, probably tougher away from it.

Any day you are able to is never too late to quit and on the day that you do, I commend you and hope nothing but strength for you

He was Richard Webber on Greys Anatomy

powerful scene!

This is many of classic scenes from this movie.

FAVORITE SCENE

Thank goodness for late night cable or I never would have heard of this movie.

Tupac How prices look

Great film. 💯

My late aunt had me to reacted this part when he took off his glasses😂😂😂😂😂

Period

Great movie!

lmao

This scene is the sh.........

Not for nothing gridlockd was a good ass movie even tho I only watched because of Tupac

Lol this is great acting all round. Guy behind glass was spot on with what he was saying aswel

This was a really good scene

Hilarious 😂

i had a feeling someone would upload this scene lol