GoodFellas might be the BEST movie I've ever seen (reaction)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- "As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be a gangster"
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Original Movie: Goodfellas [1990]
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"No, no, no, no, no. You insulted him a little bit. You got a little bit out of order yourself."
And now you know why Joe Pesci won the Oscar that year. A freaking brilliant performance!
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They changed the full Italian rule. Today you only have to have an Italian American father to be a made man.
What about Australian 🇦🇺
You really need to check out "The Irishman." You get Scorsese, Pesci and DeNiro, but they decided to throw in Al Pacino too, just for the hell of it.
Sounds like an absolutely star studded cast! I’ll add it to the list 💯
Cheers man enjoyed that. Raging Bull, 1980. Scorsese film, Deniro, Pesci, and even that fella that plays Billy Bats. For a western, The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. Or Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. I think you'd like em
The real people were even crazier than the movie shows. Jimmy and Tommy were basically serial killers and loved telling stories about how they whacked this guy or that, how they dismembered corpses, etc., laughing the whole time. Hill was terrified of them and constantly tried to start businesses away from them, but they always found out and would worm their way into whatever he was doing. He became a massive drunk and drug addict because he lived in constant fear of his friends and associates, and those problems destroyed his life in witness protection.
Yea and Henry had ptsd from all the stuff he seen them do
Henry got busted for dealing dope again in the 90s, so no, he didn't stay clean.
Henry wasn't nearly as important and charismatic as the movie would suggest. Real life Henry looked and sounded more like a scrawny hustler with substance abuse problems and real life mobsters said he was basically a nobody.
Michael Franzese said in one of his podcasts that they used his name in the movie just because they knew it but he wasn't part of the family depicted.
Very interesting. Yeah i saw Michael had a video about goodfellas but I waited after I watched the film to watch his video. He said Ray Liotta did too good of a job playing Henry and made Henry look much better than he was
@@CaptainTinny Steve Buscemi would have made a good true to life Henry Hill.
"Who the hell is this tall glass of milk?" 😂😂😂😂
More like half a glass after Henry was done with him 🤜🏻
It IS a perfect movie, 9 out of 10 will agree with you. and the good news? Scorsese, Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci all made "Casino" a few years later.....which is like Goodfellas......but in Las Vegas!
I’ll definitely have to watch casino soon
@@CaptainTinny Ya Goodfellas and Casino are like bookends. Both are awesome movies with DeNiro and Pesci at their very best.
From here on in, everything you see in your daily life will remind you of a scene in this movie. Welcome to the club. 🤘👊
Been looking forward to this one!
Theres a channel on here that goes over the real life people involved in the lovetanza(sp) heist. Stacks Edwards was only 31 when he was killed, but he was associates with a bunch of the mob guys including Jimmy Burke and Henry Hill.
Lufthansa. It’s the biggest airline based in Germany.
Ahoy Cap'n! Good to see you, brother! If I've seen this one, it has been a long time. Growing up I was never too big into the gangster movies, I wouldn't know much about this or the Godfather movies or Scarface. Just seen bits and pieces. Cheers!
Edit: I just got to the part about you talking about Red Dead Redemption 2. I played the story line over the last few months and was so blown away! Now I'm having fun with the online version, I've got about 150 hours on the game now! I played the original RDR back on xbox when it first came out but this one blew away all expectations. If you ever do online and play on PC, let me know!
Edit 2: There's a 90's comedy western called Maverick with Mel Gibson and Jodi Foster (who you just saw in Taxi Driver!) It's more comedy than serious Western like you're talking about but it's a fun watch never the less that you should check out!
Broooooo RDR2 is so good I can’t believe I slept on it for so long!
Dude, same! Top 5 game, no doubt.
2 more BADASS movies, "RAGING BULL" Deniro as nutcase boxing champion Jake Lamotta.... & "CARLITOS WAY" Pacino as a ex-con trying to go straight in the nightclub business.... Top notch Bad Boy flicks!!!!
That is Martin Scorcese's actual mother in the kitchen scene. If you rerun it you'll see that he looks just like her.
Cheeky cameo
@@CaptainTinny Scorcese has also said that she improvise almost that entire scene. Since she had known Pesci and DeNiro for the many years they had been acting in her son's movies, it was a completely natural interaction
@@EpicFrozenMoment wow I love that! 😍
Basically he told her, “your son and his friends came over at 3am, and you make them food.” He didn’t tell her that they had a body in the trunk, because the character would not have known, and it would have affected her performance.
You gotta follow this with Casino. Goodfellas is one of the best films ever made.
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Good movie happy you chose it
Yeah it’s the best!!
Omg. Just omg
Like oh my gosh
Great reaction to one of the best movies ever! You have got to see DeNiro and Pesci in Raging Bull. It’s also a Scorsese movie, about boxing legend Jake LaMotta. The Clint Eastwood westerns are iconic- just amazing. At the very least, watch them yourself. I also like Tombstone and The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford. But I watched John Wayne westerns when I was a kid. Stagecoach, The Big Trail, She Wore a Yellow Ribbon, etc. Still great.
Like this movie, but without adoring. For me one of top-5 Scorsese's movie, but not one of top-3. I'll put 8,5 of 10.
I’ll have to check out some other Martian Scorcese stuff !
It's his best. I'm sure it's pretty high on the afi 100.
@@orangewarm1 I don't know how it is by "general mind", but I personally rate at least "Raging Bull", "Taxi Driver", "The Departed" and possibly "Casino" higher.
You should watch The Sopranos
I’ve only heard great things about it 👍🏻