@@joshuajuarez9930 we laugh at Chicago when they come here saying “wE hAvE OVEr 1o0o mUrdErs iN a mOnTh” lmao😂but when y’all hit the mainline y’all get spook lmfso
If their were Oscars given out every year for performances in specific scenes, Sean Penn would have gone home with one in 2013 based on his performance in this one. The way he shifted gears and left a poor old man (who's probably a made guy and definitely a boss in his own right) sitting their stunned and looking more than a little worried was just incredible. His portrayal of Mickey Cohen is straight up chilling.
Why couldn't this movie have been just a biopic about Mickey Cohen? He was by far the best part of the movie but only got like 20 minutes of screen time. The rest of the movie was pretty lackluster anyway but it would've been so much better if Penn was the focus
Jordon Morgan I haven't seen this movie. After seeing the trailer I was not too impressed, the video game L.A. Noire is much better. But if Penn only gets 20 minutes of screen time then I am glad I did not see this film.
Yeah that was the most disappointing thing about this movie. Plus if you've seen The Untouchables then you'll know how this movie plays out because it almost literally has the same plot structure as this movie. Only the Untouchables is a far superior movie to Gangster Squad
Well The Untouchables wasn't flawless for sure but I felt it at least had better written characters and a more defined story. But yeah both have kind of an issue of the villain being the most intriguing aspect lol
Bc even Mickey Cohen in his old age couldn’t sell his own story. He was friends with the studio heads, and involved business with them. MGM, Warner bros, all of them. They gambled at his places, they hooked him up with movie stars for flings, he shut down the screen guild strikes violently for them, and they used his prostitutes. Mickey Cohen bank rolled and silently produced a number of films. Studio bosses borrowed money from him. Guys that worked for him such as Roselli and Stompanato bankrolled films too. They all played croquette, rode horses, and vacationed with studio heads and movie stars, not to mention the police. The gangsters literally lived in Brentwood and were accepted neighbors of the elite of Los Angeles and Hollywood. The movie studios are not going to make a movie about their own corruption.
Wish instead they did the film about the turf war between Mickey Cohen and Jack Dragna for control of the LA rackets after Ben Siegel’s death. Would’ve been awesome since Cohen alone survived 9 attempts on his life
Fuck no... We don't need no Scarface remake... Actually Scarface with Al Pacino is a remake of the 1932 Scarface , I prefer Al Pacino version better tho. But yeah we don't need another Scarface film but there are some rumors that I heard that they are planning to remake the Al Pacino version with Leonardo DiCaprio as Tony Montana... hope they joking because nobody wants to see the remake of that Classic Masterpiece.
Seeing this makes me realize how big the hole that Capone left in the Criminal Underworld of America was. Big enough for guys like Cohen to wanna take their place at the top of the heap
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Am I the only one who thinks this is the worst mob boss portrayal? Sean Penn just doesn't cut it. Looked like he was trying too hard throughout the movie.
@@kerrlonjordan6816 haha fair enough. I'm guessing only people who liked his role will visit this video. It just messes with my brain that I love all his previous roles but this one just seems uncanny valley territory to me.
When did they change the older guys lines from "You got the world by the BALLS out here" to "You got the world by the ASS out here"? Why is Hollywood changing dialogs to accommodate peoples feelings?
Penn was gold in this movie.
One of the most powerful gangster sit down scenes.
I agree, i might also add in equalizer when denzel sits down with the russian guy to have a chat with in the restaurant
@@adikmen007Lol American gangster was better
This isn't Chicago this is the wild fucking west! Awesome line.
Jerimiah Martinez I am sorry did you say something.
Dont care whats awesome for ya, boy
As a Chicagoan even I thought this was a bad @ss line. Every city has it's warrior's.
That’s what the Mexican mafia told Latin kings when they tried to set up camp in LA 🤣 now they’re Latin kings 13 lol
@@joshuajuarez9930 we laugh at Chicago when they come here saying “wE hAvE OVEr 1o0o mUrdErs iN a mOnTh” lmao😂but when y’all hit the mainline y’all get spook lmfso
If their were Oscars given out every year for performances in specific scenes, Sean Penn would have gone home with one in 2013 based on his performance in this one. The way he shifted gears and left a poor old man (who's probably a made guy and definitely a boss in his own right) sitting their stunned and looking more than a little worried was just incredible. His portrayal of Mickey Cohen is straight up chilling.
"This is not Chicago, this is the WILD FUCKING WEST"
gosh how i love that saying. From Cali so for me its great saying to use.
"Don't bang the table please" - Waitress
THis guy has fingers of steel LOL
Lol
he was the best character on here
Obsessed with this scene, his voice, his lines, his composure
Sean penn is the man awesome performance in this film
MrDuplex97 o
Why couldn't this movie have been just a biopic about Mickey Cohen? He was by far the best part of the movie but only got like 20 minutes of screen time. The rest of the movie was pretty lackluster anyway but it would've been so much better if Penn was the focus
Jordon Morgan I haven't seen this movie. After seeing the trailer I was not too impressed, the video game L.A. Noire is much better. But if Penn only gets 20 minutes of screen time then I am glad I did not see this film.
Yeah that was the most disappointing thing about this movie. Plus if you've seen The Untouchables then you'll know how this movie plays out because it almost literally has the same plot structure as this movie. Only the Untouchables is a far superior movie to Gangster Squad
Well The Untouchables wasn't flawless for sure but I felt it at least had better written characters and a more defined story. But yeah both have kind of an issue of the villain being the most intriguing aspect lol
100% true
Bc even Mickey Cohen in his old age couldn’t sell his own story. He was friends with the studio heads, and involved business with them. MGM, Warner bros, all of them. They gambled at his places, they hooked him up with movie stars for flings, he shut down the screen guild strikes violently for them, and they used his prostitutes. Mickey Cohen bank rolled and silently produced a number of films. Studio bosses borrowed money from him. Guys that worked for him such as Roselli and Stompanato bankrolled films too. They all played croquette, rode horses, and vacationed with studio heads and movie stars, not to mention the police. The gangsters literally lived in Brentwood and were accepted neighbors of the elite of Los Angeles and Hollywood. The movie studios are not going to make a movie about their own corruption.
Tip at the end always gets me lmao! I watch it again and again. Think I'll do that next time I eat out.
hahaha!
Wish instead they did the film about the turf war between Mickey Cohen and Jack Dragna for control of the LA rackets after Ben Siegel’s death. Would’ve been awesome since Cohen alone survived 9 attempts on his life
Micky is a BOSS!!! I got goosebumps shen he said this is my destiny!
R.I.P Jon Polito
Penn should have won an Oscar for this. He was excellent in this film. Sux
Sean PEnn Killed it man
wish there were more scenes with sean penn in this flick. he stole the show everytime.
One of the best movies ever
“ you think you’re something new “
Wise words
Sean Penn should at least got that Oscar Nom for this.... He was incredible in this film.
fucking intense
2:29 when someone tells his dad that he will study in Los Angeles
One of the best scenes in cinematic history
I wish I could've done this at my last job interview. 🤣🤣
I love this fuckin scene
My favorite scene. Powerful beyond measure! Say what you will, but I respect anyone who take's their destiny into their own hand's. #Byanymeans
his character in this movie was so good and intense, up to the point that i hate every time he shows up in a good way
You take what you can, when you can!
Whenever i feel doughtful, i come to see this scene ! FUCK it gives me chills !
One of most powerful scene, What a performance by sean penn
I love this actor!
Sean Penn is so great here! I'd be terrified of him. Speaking of mobsters, he kinda looks like Meyer Lansky.
sean penn should play the new tony montana in scarface remake
nice one.
Or they should make a movie about Mickey Cohen and he should get the role.
Fuck no... We don't need no Scarface remake... Actually Scarface with Al Pacino is a remake of the 1932 Scarface , I prefer Al Pacino version better tho. But yeah we don't need another Scarface film but there are some rumors that I heard that they are planning to remake the Al Pacino version with Leonardo DiCaprio as Tony Montana... hope they joking because nobody wants to see the remake of that Classic Masterpiece.
Nahhh we good
yah because that would fit
"The Greasers took it from the Redskins, we took it from them, and I'm going to take it all from you Jack and, not just because I can"...
Native Americans
I watch this part all the time. Thx for the upload!
Best scene of the entire movie
The bald man looks like don fanucci in the godfather II
😂🤣
Penn just killed it. Pure gangster 🔥🔥
"You not a Lawyer anymore You a Gangster Now, you can't learn about it in School and you can't have a Late Start 😁
And yet in the end, Jack Dragna won the war between them
AMEN BROTHER SEAN PENN....Los Angeles is MY destiny....
When someone took your pickle
Sean Penn “ this is my fucking destiny”
I have spent months trying to recreate that bill-tossing moment
lol i love this part
Hell yeah lol
ThIS iS nOT
*broken voice* chikago
Jack looked like he was thankful Mickey paid the bill lol
More ,has led to the demise of many.
whole movie in 2 minutes
Whoa, Davey! You a gangster now!
sean penn is awesome in this scene
Woulda been an insane joker
i have been charmed by Mr cohen he is great
Why did this lowkey make me hype
Reality:
Mickey cohen: “Los Angeles is my destiny”
Mexicans: “don’t forget to pay your taxes homes”
shit gets me hype every time I watch it
manifest destiny
The guy playing mickey was fucking amazing!
How can anyone put thumbs down?
I can’t imagine Pavarotti trying to reason with Mickey here
Mickey like a boss literally
That "motherfucker" still rocks to this day.
compare this to "I am sam".The man knows how to act.
+Kiko The Ramirez I didn't even realize it was the same guy until you pointed it out...
Great scene!!!!👍👍💣
"Yeah, yeah, I get it. Fuck off, DaFino."
Sean Penn as Baby Face Nelson would be sick 🔥🤙
Hell yeah
Seeing this makes me realize how big the hole that Capone left in the Criminal Underworld of America was. Big enough for guys like Cohen to wanna take their place at the top of the heap
best scene in the film
U Welcome, Homie!!! U Really are Progress!!!!
Production Companies:
Warner Bros. Pictures (Distributor and Presentation)
The Weinstein Company (Distributor and Presentation)
Kadokawa Daiei Studio (in association with)
Belkovind Enterprises, LLC (copyright holder)
Lin Pictures (production)
Kevin McCormick Productions (production)
Ingenious Film Partners (financement)
Dramatic
That makes me imagine that I had a gang with the mafians. xD
Mafians? Gtfo kid
I WHANT MOORE? :) oLIVER TWIST
This movie had so many inaccuracies that it puts the stink in BS.
How did no one hear? He must’ve been Lowkey. 😂🤫
I like this
what is this, the high hat?!
Davey kleinfeld became a gangster
Isn't he trying to copy of acting like as Robert Di Nero ...correct me if m wrong guys..
+Agent Smith xD
Thank You Nigga!! I AM progress!!
This movie could've been so good and Penn could have been an award season contender if not for the god-awful dialogue.
Sean Penn speaking with El Chapo in Mexico during the 2012 Raid of Mexico 🇲🇽 Why?
AND IM SICKADA HIGH HAT!!!!!!!
In reality he gets his ass kicked by Dragna
He didn't.
My soul
Can some explain to me what he says at 0:15 till 0:21( like a transcript) in "simple" terms? Asking as a foreign, thanks.
You wouldn't talk to Tony like that. Its like committing suicide
Shari op c
Am I the only one who thinks this is the worst mob boss portrayal? Sean Penn just doesn't cut it. Looked like he was trying too hard throughout the movie.
Yes , you are Quite possibly the only one that thinks that.
@@kerrlonjordan6816 haha fair enough. I'm guessing only people who liked his role will visit this video. It just messes with my brain that I love all his previous roles but this one just seems uncanny valley territory to me.
more i want more :D
2:12-2:16
2:31-2:36
LOS ANGELES IS MY FUCKING DESTINY
When did they change the older guys lines from "You got the world by the BALLS out here" to "You got the world by the ASS out here"? Why is Hollywood changing dialogs to accommodate peoples feelings?
I know Jack is not nice . But i dont like he got killed for something he did not do
Is that guy in the Italian mafia?
Ramiro Gomez Jewish
She like the way I mob
Ya heardof ma efest destiny..... yea i. Like 6th grade why , you slow or something 😂😂😂😊
music tittle????
Micky Cohen was short, balding and mean. Wore hats
so this suppose to b jack dragner
Job finished?