The steak, being a steak, has its own purpose in life. And that purpose is to be cooked perfectly. If you over cook it, the steak's purpose is defeated and it can no longer be a purposeful steak.
I dated an italian guy a few years ago and he could recite this entire movie line by line and sound JUST like Bobby DeNiro. I wouldnt have left him..but he left me no choiiiice.
yes you can. with a nice fresh steak you only 'have to' lighty cook the outside. the inside is still sterile so long as it hasn't been exposed to air. ground beef on the other hand needs to be cooked since it's all been exposed to air.
0:43. Single greatest second in film. The waiting for the steak, the build up as anticipation turns into aggravation. You think "finally, he's got his steak" and the matter's resolved, you relax a bit. Then the extra side dish portion he doesn't want, you don't think much of it, you don't have the time. WHAM ! He doesn't get up and flip the table, he doesn't even ponder it for a fraction. He just pushes it over as nonchalant as one could. Never looked at the table, just staring at his wife as to say, "here, check this out." Watching the table's contents as make their way on their journey to the floor, they seem to have a sense of dignity about themselves, leaving very gracefully as if they are more than happy to leave but don't want to appear as rude and go too quickly. And if you notice the last one to leave is the steak.
Just an observation....I like the way Jake calls Larry "Larry" with a degree of not friendliness necessarily, but familiarity....like yeah, we've been neighbors for a long time and it's just another instance of some yelling back and forth outside the windows.
In reality, that would never happen. My mother lived around the corner from the Lamata's. She said he'd punch people in the mouth just for looking at him the wrong way. If Larry had yelled at him like that he'd have kicked in his door and beat the crap out of him.
He really is an animal the whole movie. Can't take no for an answer. Does literally what he wants when he wants. Only knows how to yell, fight, and take. Destroys himself.
Doesn't matter what anyone says, when Scorcece and DiNiro and Pesci and Vincent get together, it's gonna be perfect. And if you add a little of the Sopranos in there somewhere, then I'm in Little Italy heaven.
0:13 I love how, for once, LaMotta makes a perfectly reasonable point in a (relatively) calm manner and his wife just looks at him like she wants to kill him!!
Supposedly the guy yelling at DeNiro was totally unscripted and was an actual nearby resident who thought the fighting was real. DeNiro stayed in character and worked with it. If that little story is true, yet another example of how many times unscripted moments are the best.
Im Puerto Rican... grew up in Brooklyn,and when my mother saw this movies she hated this part cause it reminded her of my father when he was young...lol
I'm Mexican American my uncle was Puerto Rican he was my aunt's ex-husband used to do this when she would cook dinner and when she sarved him his plate he took one bite and spit it out and for some reason all the children thought it was funny I must admit I laugh too he took us all out to dinner and left his wife at home rip Uncle Ralph
Martin Scorsese uses all the same actors in all his neo-noir/mafia films... ...not that I’m complaining. These guys are perfect for any Italian American roles
The steak, being a steak, has its own purpose in life. And that purpose is to be cooked perfectly. If you over cook it, the steak's purpose is defeated and it can no longer be a purposeful steak.
Steak? OVA HERE
You can still eat it
What's the matter with you animals??!
@@jakep1979 Larry is still looking for his dog.
@@andresramirez3840 “I got no choice! I got no CHOICE!!”
Nice to see Pesci and Billy Batts are good buddies again.
tedGEGI yea that whole shinebox ordeal was a huge misunderstanding
Pesci beats his ass in this movie
Beats his ass in both movies, that's okay he gets him back in casino
and then billy batts buried pesci in the cornfields
Chippy Walnuts lol
"You call those carrots?"
_"Did you eat them?!"_
"I got no chooooiiiiice!"
Ay, I'm gonna get a hold of that dog, and I'm gonna eat em for lunch ya hear what I'm sayin!? Ya hear me Larry? La-RYY?
Those carrots did twenty years in a can
BRINGG IT OVA HEAAAAAAAAAAA
0:43
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@MUFC wut
@MUFC Oh you poor poor child
Gabagool? OVA HEAAAAAAAAAAA
Whenever I get yelled at for sleeping during the day..... I GOT NO CHOOOOOOOIIICCEEEEE
lol
Man this got me hahaha
Lol
I dated an italian guy a few years ago and he could recite this entire movie line by line and sound JUST like Bobby DeNiro. I wouldnt have left him..but he left me no choiiiice.
You probably overcooked his steak.
Time to give it a second shot luv :)
Date your own race
The Security Cam Channel 😂😂😂
Stick to your own people
"It defeats its own purpose" is my favorite line.
Mine too!
This is THIS. It ain’t something else!
"The hoof."
Poipose
"AY YOU! YOU HEAR WHAT IM SAYIN?"
This was comedy gold and traumatic at the same time
You could say the same about being raised in such an environment.
@@paulfrantizek102 *DEFINITELY* more traumatic than comedy gold. 💀
"I'm gonna get a hold of that dog and I'm gonna eat him for lunch!"
Later that evening, his wife overcooked it.
Oh, you're killing us all dude! Working on any side projects or all you all legit with an actual job and bullshit
I'm laughing now imagining him bellowing 'Bring it over here!'
***** Please do more dub stuff. You guys are seriously talented!
Dude, thats fucking great!!
Now go home and get your fuckin toolbox.
"Yah mothas an animal yah son of a bitch." great performance!
Jake even fights with people you dont even see in the film! Now thats talent
loyaldude10 NO ..... that’s ENTERTAINMENT!!!
I got no choooiiiiicceeee, I got no choiiiiiicceeee 😂
***** *finger thingy*
It's an Italian thing baby!!!! Yousta be!!!! Well still Fa me baby!!!!....🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🐘🐼🐬🐊🐕🐅🐄🐖🐳
i got it in my head
Robert de niro and joe pesci is funny I got no choooice 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
De niro ‘two times’
2:06 "you son of a bitch" kills me every time 😄
Nobody can make a movie like Scorsese.
yupp, the good old gritiness.
BarronBrothersFilms Tomy Wiseu is the best .
He had no chioceeeee!!!
BRING IT OVAH HEEEEEEE!
lol
It’s the jackeeeeet
**gestuuures with fiiiingas**
You animals
"You hear me larry.......LARRY!!"
LMAOO
underrated
That steak never had the makings of a varsity athlete.
Well-played, sir.
These are not funny anymore
Thank God we have... Raf's B Minus Basement... to weigh in on such an important matter. Godspeed, Mr. Basement.
Small hoofs that was his problem.
"Ya hear me Larry? Larry!"
Hahaha. That's so funny. Goes to show that after all they are not really fighting.
hahaha..running joke between me and my sis..totally realteable..we were raised by insane Irish Catlicks from the streets in the Bronx 60s 70s
That camera shot cracks me up. Some asshole called Larry is bugging him and he threatens to eat his dog, and he knows him too is the funny part.
My cousin and I always laugh at that him yelling out the window 😅
So that's where Joe Gatto came up with Larry
- "You call those carrots?"
- "That's right, they were carrots. Did you eat them?!"
- "I got no choice! I got no choice!!"
That guy Joe Pesci is talking to on the steps looks familiar. Like the Shah Of Iran with those eyebrows....
Phil Leotardo wasn't a bad looking guy like 40 years ago.
GO HOME AND GET YA FUCKIN SHINE BOX
Hahaa. I remember looking up The Shah after that line in The Sopranos.
I was just about to look for a Sopranos reference in this comment section, and surprisingly I found it in 5 seconds. lol
IndependentGeorge76 you mean Frank Vincent he's in many movies. Goodfellas, Casino etc
In his defense, there is nothing worse than an overcooked steak :]
yes you can. with a nice fresh steak you only 'have to' lighty cook the outside. the inside is still sterile so long as it hasn't been exposed to air. ground beef on the other hand needs to be cooked since it's all been exposed to air.
0:43. Single greatest second in film. The waiting for the steak, the build up as anticipation turns into aggravation. You think "finally, he's got his steak" and the matter's resolved, you relax a bit. Then the extra side dish portion he doesn't want, you don't think much of it, you don't have the time. WHAM ! He doesn't get up and flip the table, he doesn't even ponder it for a fraction. He just pushes it over as nonchalant as one could. Never looked at the table, just staring at his wife as to say, "here, check this out."
Watching the table's contents as make their way on their journey to the floor, they seem to have a sense of dignity about themselves, leaving very gracefully as if they are more than happy to leave but don't want to appear as rude and go too quickly.
And if you notice the last one to leave is the steak.
jacktheripoff1888 you got a little over analytical on me Jack. sometimes you should just let a great scene be. I appreciate the effort though.
shut up jack
Hahaha, this made me laugh.
Wow. Scorsese is a true GENIUS!
You might be over thinking the scene just a bit.....
Just an observation....I like the way Jake calls Larry "Larry" with a degree of not friendliness necessarily, but familiarity....like yeah, we've been neighbors for a long time and it's just another instance of some yelling back and forth outside the windows.
great acting.
I know. It's so funny
In reality, that would never happen. My mother lived around the corner from the Lamata's. She said he'd punch people in the mouth just for looking at him the wrong way. If Larry had yelled at him like that he'd have kicked in his door and beat the crap out of him.
@@JP-dw1fp I think ya muddah insulted him a little bit
@@JP-dw1fp bs
I GOT NO CHOOOOICE!!!
I GOT NO CHOOOOOOIIIICE!!!!
I GOT NO CHOOOOOOOIIIIIICE!!!!!
The part where Jake sticks his head out the window and threatens to eat the guy's dog has me laughing so much.
Ya bodder me bout a steak? Hah? Ya bodder me bout a steak?
lol at the hand movements aswell
It's spelled bother, idiot lol
Defeats it's own purpose I always love that line lol!!
It's like a piece of charcoal bring it ova here!
i have seen this 1,000 times, and i still laugh my ass off every time...I GOT NO CHOOOICCCE!! hahaha.
I can't imagine how anyone would want to watch it more than once
@@bman6065 you mean this is the FIRST and ONLY time you have ever seen this, or ever will?? douche bag?
@@capacola262743 wow you responded to a comment after 7 years
De Niro was on another level in Raging Bull
i think the first wife was hotter than the second
rogerdat45 shes mad fine
no contest. this wife is literally a goddess.
“Get some fucking glasses”
She was pretty but scary
I think you need a cornsa transplant
"It defeats it's own purpose..." then she give him the look, that ice cold stare...I LOVE IT!
god this scene is biblical.
I GOT NO CHOOOOOICEE
I love Pesci in this film. His acting was so natural.
I like the, "Hey Sal!" "Yeah?" "Go fuck yourself." That can't be scripted. Why would you even write that... it has nothing to do with anything.
+"YAAA SONOFA BETCH"
-"oh"
"I'm gonna eat that dog for lunch yuh heeeee wat I'm sayin?"
"YOU'RE GONNA FIND YOUR DOG DEAD IN THE HALLWAY TOMORROW YA BUM!"
That look she gives him at :14 is priceless.
0:42 amazing jump cut
I laughed my ass off.
“Alright Robert just fuckin lose your shit in 3, 2, 1...”
Larry was one funny dude, he deserved his own spin-off movie.
I think I remember reading that's a real guy and De Niro improvised those lines and it was left in the movie.
Larry is a f...n legend.
"You call those carrot?" I say that every time in walk into a whole foods.
Can't help but laugh, it's a serious movie but Robert De Niro kills me lol
He kills with his pinpoint realistic acting, wow.
He really killed it with this role, well-deserved Oscar 💪💪💪
👏👏👏👏
She will forever be in my heart for this role.
lets face it, this scene wouldnt have been nearly as good without the angry table-toss and glass-throw against the wall.
Who's an animal? Yuh mutha's an animal yuh sunuva BITCH!" I fucking love that line
i'm crying 😂😂😂😂
when he says "i got no chooooice" seems like a south Italy talking 😹(sorry for my english😓)
He really is an animal the whole movie. Can't take no for an answer. Does literally what he wants when he wants. Only knows how to yell, fight, and take. Destroys himself.
the guy hes talking to at the door, is the guy who tells him in good fellas to go get his shinebox, lol
+Joseph Sullivan Yes, the actor's name is Frank Vincent. Billy Batts in Goodfellas.
+Joseph Sullivan hes also in this scene talking with joe pesci
Also Frank Moreno in Casino.
Salvatore Leone in Grand Theft Auto 3/San Andreas
And the guy that kills him in Casino
"It's like a piece a charcoal! bring it over here!!!" lol My brother in law and I use that line sometimes when we barbecue
Doesn't matter what anyone says, when Scorcece and DiNiro and Pesci and Vincent get together, it's gonna be perfect. And if you add a little of the Sopranos in there somewhere, then I'm in Little Italy heaven.
I lived in Naples, Italy for 6 years when I was a kid. Italians do everything with passion. EVERYTHING!
Hey Larry, you're gonna find that dog dead in the hallway tomorrow!
0:13 I love how, for once, LaMotta makes a perfectly reasonable point in a (relatively) calm manner and his wife just looks at him like she wants to kill him!!
She is clearly sick and tired of him
@@andresramirez3840 I'm not doubting that!
@@ppuh6tfrz646 she was not overcooking it . Robert de miro thought Otherwise
@@andresramirez3840 Oh, gee... Really?
I never realised that!!!
@@ppuh6tfrz646 some people think she did or didn’t. I don’t think she was overcooking. The guy was just insane and impatient
Yeah, that was like my father and mother all the time when I was young.
My parents got into a heated argument over the way my mother cut the tomatoes.
@@strawdawgs78 relatable
robert de niro and joe pesci: greatest screen duo
BRING IT OVAAH HEEEEEEERE!!!
I take it he doesn't like well done steaks.
Thats A Wrap It defeats it's own purpose
Anthony Gretton I gotta agree with him. I like my steak so rare it tries to eat the salad. lol.
Well, no, of course not, he's an animal; he's not a monster.
Medium Rare? An aristocratic!
@@jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj178 His mother's an animal, YASONUVABITCH!
I got no cho-ooooo-ice
AWESOME, this is the greatest acting performance ever by any actor!
0:44 My reaction to vegans.
😂
"I got no choooooiiiiiccccceeeee."
Growing up in a polish Italian family this shit really hits home.
"You call those carrots?"
This moment is so italian ...! I could almost smell the veal Parmesan...! Que Bella ..! I'm just a Ginny in a rock roll band...!
+Ricardo Torres Ahahah! Bravo, hai ragione. Very Southern Italian!
LOL.
Ricardo Torres where is the gabagool??!!
It’s not Italian if they’re speaking English
“Veal Parmesan sangwich? FUCK YOU.”
Supposedly the guy yelling at DeNiro was totally unscripted and was an actual nearby resident who thought the fighting was real. DeNiro stayed in character and worked with it. If that little story is true, yet another example of how many times unscripted moments are the best.
The acting and dialogue is so good .
Every scene in this movie is so damn good. This is one of the best and it comes at a perfect time after the opening fight scene of the film.
I love this point in the movie...A guy who is fighting for his future, and it ties in with his life....brilliant.
One of the best introductions to a character ever.
I agree, Larry put on a legendary performance.
I know people have already said it but damn is this scene strikingly similiar to how my mom and dad were.
I met Jake LaMotta in San Francisco in 1994....he was wearing a bright red sport coat...what an honor...the raging bull
I like how in this scene the more worked up De Niro gets, the more Italian-American his accent becomes. ‘Bring it over…bring it ova. BRING IT OVA!!!!’
1:52 that little arm grab is beautiful, full body acting
Sounds like my mom and dad arguing. Hahahahaha
I can't wait for our creativeness and ruggedness to comes back like the 80s and 90s.
HEY LARRY YOU HEAR ME LARRY?!
Im Puerto Rican... grew up in Brooklyn,and when my mother saw this movies she hated this part cause it reminded her of my father when he was young...lol
I'm Mexican American my uncle was Puerto Rican he was my aunt's ex-husband used to do this when she would cook dinner and when she sarved him his plate he took one bite and spit it out and for some reason all the children thought it was funny I must admit I laugh too he took us all out to dinner and left his wife at home rip Uncle Ralph
Your uncle had nooo Choicccce!!
When my gfs in the mood, I just look at her and be like "My steak? Bring it ova, Bring IT OVVVa heee!!"
LMFAO
Oh I see. In the MOOD
I like the way Tommy walks in on the chaos and remains casual like it's nothing. Bada Bing.
You overcook it, it's no good. It defeats its own shinebox."
get in theeeeeeeeeere! get in theeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeere!!!
a real charmer, that DeNiro!
Legend has it that Scorsese has been working for decades on “Raging Bull 2: Larry’s Revenge”.
And I just missed a father's day salute... Best wishes dad!!!
That lady who plays the wife is awesome. Love those hot, fiery Italian ladies.
In real life, LaMotta’s first wife was Jewish. I don’t know the background of the actress in this scene, but she is definitely attractive.
My girls a feminist so I showed her this. I'm an animal.
that scene and "the hoof" are some of my favorite de niro scenes.
Without the wife beater shirt this scene wouldn't work ! That shirt is a character!
1:30 deniro's hand... same hand as "da jackettttt!!!!" and "she was abusive to the stafffffff". lol
In his defense that steak did not have the makings of a varsity prime choice cut.
Miss ya dad,,reminds me of your holiday specials!!!!
Just an unforgettable acting job...Lamotta was really this fucking nuts...
They were all so handsome even back then
Youth is a blessing
0:26 "ITS LIKE A PIECE-A CHARCOAL BRING IT OVA HERRRRE!" LOL
One of 5 top acting performances of all time for sure. If not best
HEAT. with out a doubt!! is his best performance personally
"it defeats its own purpose"
"I got no CHOOOIIIIIIIIICCCCEEEEEEE! I GOT KNOW CHOOOIIIIIIIIICCCCEEEEEEE!"
Martin Scorsese uses all the same actors in all his neo-noir/mafia films...
...not that I’m complaining. These guys are perfect for any Italian American roles
Perfection