Tattoos was my husband Sonny Hurst, who passed away 5/14/21. At least I can come here and see him anytime I want. RIP❤️

Its 2024 and still nobody's seen Ritchie.

It's 2023. And still lookin' for Richie.

This scene is an inside joke for my family. My uncle's name is Richie, so my dad shouts: *"Anybody seen Richie?"* to my aunt & cousins when we visit. And if they say he's not there, dad follows up with: *"I'm gonna keep coming back until somebody remembers seeing Richie!"* 😂

The whole movie would've been done in about 30 minutes if somebody remembered they saw Richie

“You knocked my teeth out”! Bap!!! Knocks out the rest LMAO

This is definitely old school Steven Seagal, great scene, great movie

I must have watched this 50 times over the years, love this scene.

Steven Seagal at his best right here. The funniest part is when kept shoving dude into the fuckin phone booth and shutting the door on him. LOL!

Lionel Richie walks into the bar and says, “hello, is it me you’re looking for?”

Rip dad i lost him in 2014 when i was 20 he got me into steven movies thank u dad

One of best fight scenes i history. So glad i was a 90’s kid

I love the random Asian dude sitting in a bar full of Italians. 😂

Seagal in is 38 yr old prime, what a legend. Grew up with his movies!!

Say what you will about Seagal, there was a time when he was one of the biggest action stars on the planet. He had a good run until about the mid to late 90s.

"I'm gonna keep coming back until somebody remembers seeing Richie!"

The guy he kept shoving in the phone booth was dying to tell him where Richie was but he kept shoving him. Poor fella.

Sticks was the only ninja in an all italian social club. what a legend.

"is this the setting for profanity" lol gets me every time

"Who's hot dog is this, huh, is that yours?" - I fucking lose it every damn time. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

"Get him Sticks" Lmao

The bartender is Nick Dimitri, boxer, stuntman and all around tough guy. He played "Street" the last fight in "Hard Times" against Charles Bronson. Nick is still kickin' at 88. Salute!

After watching this clip countless times, I've only now come to appreciate the profound silence at the end, laden with an air of utter defeat and dejection.

How come this scene didn’t win an academy award for best scenario, best foreign accent, best cinematography and best dialogue kills me…

This was during his fake Italian phase before his ancient Japanese sensei phase.

This scene was actually a rehearsal of the scene and how Segal treated the other cast, but it was so realistic they put it in the movie.

The bartender in this scene was the last guy Charles Bronson fought in Hard Times, a super underrated movie.

This is Steven’s best scene ever I personally love this move the dialect is hilarious and the martial arts scenes are top notch

It's 2021 and he's still looking for Richie.

Who misses this young & skinny Seagal? 😭😖😥

My favorite Seagal movie (while he was in great shape) for sure.

Say what you want about Segal. He was the man in the 80's.

Dude playing Sticks is the legendary Dan Inosanto, Filipino Jeet Kun Do and Eskrima master who trained with Bruce Lee and even fought him in Lee's last movie, Game of Death. Nicest guy in real life too.

So the Director says "Steven, just act like you do when you are interacting with the general public" and this scene was born.

This scene is so over the top hilarious its in the tops of all guys great lines " Anybody scene Ritchie ! "

This is, without a doubt, the greatest scene in cinematic history and it will be studied for generations by future film directors, makers and enthusiasts.

i need to watch this scene at least one time every day

The second time he shoves that guy in the phonebooth always gets me.

this was on hbo one night when i was 14 in 92 this scene was my favorite from this movie

No exaggeration, best comedy scene of all time.

The cue ball to the head sound is outstanding.

I remember being stoned out of my mind watching this at 19 years old. What a great time the 90’s were.

The guy who plays Richie Mandano's brother, Vinnie Mandano would later go on to play Christipher Moltisanti'a friend, Brendon Filone in season 1 of 'The Sopranos'. I believe his name is Anthony DeSando & if you look it up, you'll see him. It's hard to believe that he would end up on 'The Sopranos', 8 years later & on top of that, he's literally unrecognizable because of how he looks in 'The Sopranos' compared to 'Out For Justice' & vice-versa. Speaking of 'The Sopranos', another actor who's featured in this movie would later be cast for that show, as well: Dominic Chianese, Sr. portrays Mr. Mandano in 'Out For Justice' & as we all know, he would go on to play Uncle Junior on 'The Sopranos'.

You can say what ever you want about him but the guy was an inspiration for many who started martial arts in the 90.

It’s my dream to walk into a bar and just shout out “Anybody seen Richie?!?” And have someone yell “fuck off!”

Without a doubt, this has to be the most unintentionally hilarious scene in any action movie...

"Hey look around you, is this the setting for profanity?" Okay that was pretty damn funny.

Best line hands down… “WHO’S HOT DOG IS THIS!?!”

Legend says... He is still coming to bars for Richie

In Italy they always broadcast this film on network 4, how many times have I seen it with my father, the laughter 😂

Classic, never gets old, and will never get old,

He’s retired now. Living in a rest home. Full blown dementia. But EVERY night he starts yelling out “Where’s Ritchie!?!?!? Who’s hotdog is this, yours?”

Yeah they just happen to have a spare asian man in a Italian mob named sticks that knows stick fighting. Gotta love the 90s

Seagal deserved at least an Oscar nomination for this performance ... "Anybody seen Richie?" ...😂😂😂

One of the best scenes in the history of American cinema.

The guy in the phone booth was trying to tell him where Richie was.

Sticks. Tattoo. The names these dudes have sound like the bad guys from Streets of Rage or Final Fight. Gotta love the early 90’s!

This was seen 30 million times and still no one has seen Ritchie.

Greatest scene in movie history! Watched it like 500 times or something. This is the only reason I stay on liberal YT for stuff like this. Thanks for posting.

This is the best scene Seagal was ever in. And its testament to Seagal's acting skills that the entire scene was stolen by Richie. Who wasn't even in it.

That cueball should have won a Oscar 🤣

For God’s sakes… please remember where you saw Richie!! ❤

This scene never gets old!

Watching Seagal try to be Italian is one of the greatest things ever put on film. Kills me everytime

this never gets old, i always watch when it comes up in my feed

Best delivered line of all time “I’m gonna keep comin back here until somebody, remembers seein Richie.” 🤣

2018...still looking for Ritchie

The voices in the back are hilarious! "Pop is F eye out!" LoL

Legend says he's still comming back to this bar looking for Richie and kicking asses.

Nobody could beat Seagal when he had his Zorro outfit on

The guy sits on those sticks all night long waiting for someone to yell "Get him, sticks!"

The background commentary is LEGENDARY!

Fun fact: I've seen Richie but I ain't tellin'

For all of the hate that Seagal receives you have to give him credit for this very entertaining fight scene. Great combination of action, humor and simply being cool.

“But there ain’t no body upstairs” 🤣🤣🤣 this has to be the most over the top Italian American Wise Guy dialogue of all time. Almost every line in this scene is hysterical.

Very well written, and played scene.

I just bought myself a vintage 2001 Steven Segal action figure from the classic movie Above The Law. $50 on eBay, still in the box. It is going to take pride and place on my bedroom shelf for decades to come. What a legend.

2020 He still hasn't found Richie.

I love walking around stores yelling out "anyone seen Richie" just to see if i get any reactions. Love this guy.

Actually Steven Seagal does look italian

The greatest 6 minutes 28 seconds in cinema history!!

Life lesson: When you see 15 guys get their arses kicked right in front of you, don’t become number 16.

Good old early 90s. They dont make movies like this anymore

You could have killed somebody upstairs but there ain't nobody upstairs one of my favorite lines of all time😂❤

I was meeting my friend Ritchie in a bar last year, I opened the door and yelled, anybody seen Ritchie!!

It’s 2020 and I still haven’t seen an action sequence quite like this one. This is timeless....

How this didn't win an Academy Award I'll never know.

Hey Stephen brilliant actor

Legend says... he still comes around asking if anyone has seen Richie.

I remember watching the premier in New York City's Times Square in 1991. Almost the whole cast was their including Steven Seagal. I just happened to be walking by the theater on my way to meet my girlfriend when I was asked If I wanted to see the movie for free. They didn't sell enough tickets and they wanted to fill every seat. Of Course I said yes. There were no cell phones back then so I couldn't text or call my girlfriend. I sat in an aisle seat right behind Jerry Orbach who also played Investigator Lennie Briscoe on "Law and Order" RIP. Seagal sat in the row behind me in a middle seat. When Seagal fought "Sticks" the theater went ape shit. Everyone was hooting, shouting and applauding. I looked back at Seagal and he had a huge smile on his face. My girlfriend was pissed because I stood her up. She never forgave me and I didn't care. BUT IT WAS STEVEN SEAGAL!!! Is what I kept saying LOL!

“Mother fucker, you knocked my teeth out “ one of the best lines in movie cinema !

Say what you want but I forgot how much of a great martial artist Steven Segall is wow

Back when he was in his prime in his early prime he was a real bad ass I loved his early movies

What really made me laugh was when he pushed the guy back into the phone booth again 😂 savage.

The best Steven Seagal scene ever

Having this sent to me was much appreciated 😎‼️My all time favorite scene from any Steven Segal movie😉.

Every time I enter a bar I yell out “ Anybody know why Richie did Bobby Lupo!!”.

I am married 38, lately I an telling my wife " has anyone seen Richie" she is wondering what's happening though I am a sane person.

My favorite part is that guy getting shoved back into the phonebooth multiple times. Seagal should have had a line for that, like "Go call Ritchie". LoL

Props to script writer and action/fight choreographer, entertaining from beginning to end!