New York, New York Official Trailer #2 - Robert De Niro Movie (1977) HD
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New York, New York Trailer - Directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Robert De Niro, Lionel Stander, Barry Primus, Georgie Auld, George Memmoli. An egotistical saxophone player and a young singer meet on V-J Day and embark upon a strained and rocky romance, even as their careers begin a long uphill climb.
MGM - 1977
That fight scene in car was brilliant. De Niro's anger was palpable. Liza was awesome!
Damn this trailer is showing the whole movie
Typical 20th century era trailer. 😆
Robert learned to play Saxophone, especially for that film.
The actual sound isnt de niro's one, he learn the fingering but prob sounded to bad so it got dubbed
@@benijager1372 Georgie Auld did the actually playing!
If De Niro has to play Messi's role he would learn to play soccer too
not well enough a musician played those notes
great movie, really and here is the proof that deniro is excellent in any role he takes
I loved him in the King Of Comedy.
He was brilliant in little fockers
Scorsese predicts the end of La la land 40 years ago.
Not just that, during his Best Director Oscar speech in 2007, he said "could you double check the envelope" ironically, that happened to La La Land at the Oscars. He's excellent in predicting the future 😂😂😂
I’m just here to get a sneak peek at the new ‘joker 2’ film
LMAOOO
it was corfirmed that the musical scenes will based on this movie, that would be the delusional fantasies of them two, as Dr. Harley applied music therapy on Joker.
Same 🤣
Omgg me too! Haha♡
@@eniogoncalves6861 It's starting to look more like Pennies from Heaven than this.
Forgettable film in it’s day, but one that holds a certain charm today.
Liza should have received an Oscar nomination for this movie
Great Performances ... Great
Folie à Deux
Amazing and uderrated film!!!
Like many, I'm a Scorsese and De Niro fan and this is the only movie of them together I had not seen. But thanks to the maker of this trailer for saving me hours, cause I feel like I just watched the movie. Thanks.
Jose Carranza i dont know if you’ve seen or not, but Trust me you haven’t seen the whole movie at ALL, because it is so much more complicated than that, their love story, their career, the differences between characters etc... please please please watch it it is a masterpiece
Now you have The Irishman.
It was such a wild departure for both stars. They were still very much at the start of what their careers would become. It's worth a watch.
It’s a great film
Oh my gosh I couldn't even get through the trailer
One of my favorite movies! 👍🎼🎵🎥🎭🎬
The song is the only thing that people remember.
You missed some movie in this trailer
Scorcese may regard this as his 'Heaven's Gate' but it still flashes with his cinematic intelligence for which very few can provide an equivalent today. Sure, it's a bit long winded at times and never quite coalesces into a unified, identifiable experience of 'really talented people make lousy spouses' (so much so that you swear Scorcese was deliberately and rigorously interrogating the sentimental artifice of 40s musicals through the hard lens of 'Alice Doesn't...' and 'The Last Waltz' [which, I know, is a 1978 film but was filmed in '76] - and if he was, I don't quite think he pulls it off. But so much endures: its one of the best films Kovacs ever shot and the great Boris Leven's deliberately artificial sets anticipate 'One From the Heart' and are decades ahead of 'La La Land.' As for the leads cast for star power AND talent, the choices couldn't have been cannier, esp. in terms of acting style: De Niro's post-method intellectuality is almost always dissonant with the showy, studio style moxy of Minelli, serving as an analogy for the incompatibility of these two titans. As for Minelli, whose career as a movie star was at this point on the wane, we are reminded once again what a very good actress she is - this remains one of her great performances, easily on par with Sally Bowles in 'Cabaret' and Pookie Adams in 'The Sterile Cuckoo' - if, at some moments, even better. Just her delivery of a series of 'no's' in her first appearance is a master class in line delivery.
The third of nine collaborations between Scorsese and DeNiro.
EDIT: Make that the third of ten.
❤Wow what a movie, dont know what I was doing during this time, but sorry I missed New York New York, wow!!
Lo mejor de esta película es la canción que zinatra la convertio en leyenda
Gotta watch it!
New joker looking good. 🎉
Anyone here after realizing that John Kander and Lin-Manuel Miranda are making a Broadway musical adaptation of the movie?
Yes can’t wait to see who they cast
AND!!! IT !!! SUCKED !!!😢
Hands down best Scorsese movie of all time
haha
It's been two years and you still haven't taken this back.
I hated DeNiro in this movie, he was annoying & a jerk, I loved him
Try watching raging bull. You'll hate him even more.
@@shayennebouts4724 and thats why he is my favourite
One of his greatest performance
@@shayennebouts4724 and cape fear
❤ Every girl loves a bad boy, cause there fun 🤭 & exciting.
Can't believe scorsese and de niro did this film after taxi driver
I love this movie i just hate the way it ended
Me too
Scorsese genius.
Let's have the director's cut !!
Robert de Niro's character here is such an out and out asshole, but still it's a great movie with almost Judy Garland-like Liza Minnelli and cinematic extravaganza never again possible after HEAVEN'S GATE.
Lionel Messi's dad
*Djokovic's Dad or Djokovic himself in 70s*
Sin duda , mucho, pero que mucho mejor que La la Land.
cristina lozano hernaiz Ni la compares!
Cómo fan de Robert de Niro y Martin Scorsese... ésta película fue mala pero con mayúsculas.
Yo creo que la la land es maravillosa toca el cielo, pero parados en los hombros de un gigante de New York New York osea de Martin Scorsese pensar que el éxito de la la land lo logro este tipo hace 42 años. El cine se puede resumir como películas basadas en la obra de Scorsese y ver cómo se llevan premios los demás.
Me agrada mucho Robert de Niro pero La la land está mejor hecha
Liza is beautiful.
Lady Gaga Joker 2?
is there anywhere to watch this movie? can't find it ANYWHERE streaming ugh
I just picked up a copy on DVD at Dollar Tree.
@@Adam-hs1ft me too lol… some great mgm titles for 1.00
Saw it at my local dollar store even today.
I like 👍
If anybody knows where to watch the full thing online... please let me know
I just got the brand new DVD of this movie at Dollar Tree for 50 cents.
A brilliant film that did not very well at the box office because was released at the false time.
Joker 2
.... ¿ what was M.S. thinking ? .... that was the year that STAR WARS was the talk/watch film too see ......
Funny thing is that Marcia Lucas edited both movies.
Nirtrainman and Matthew Moore this is final movie appearance a year after the deaths
I couldn’t stand DeNiro’s character in this. Such a cad.
Max Cady before prison
wow, no comments
No wonder it tanked, that trailer's a mess
I remember seeing this when I was a kid. It wasn't a great movie. It was long and meandering and really scattered. And though it had good performances from the two leads, they didn't really gel.
If that was cocaine in that winter scene on that sound stage, .. Liza would have snorted every last drop. ...
was this a summary of her Mum's life? So talented but betrayed by men
Lisa has better act then Robert! :D
No chemistry between DeNiro and Minelli. And the cinematography is muddy and awful looking…. Not a feather in Scorsese's cap.
Painfully obnoxious movie.
I be damned. I had the Frank Sinatra 45 since I was a kid. Never knew it was an actual film.
Rex Sexson but Frank Sinatra made this song more popular than the movie itself
@@lmc2664 exactly
It's kind of a head scratcher to think that one of the biggest songs in his career was originally Liza Minnelli's?
@@WALTERBROADDUS Not uncommon. Twist and Shout was a cover song for The Beatles. And so was Celine Dion's It's All Coming Back to Me Now. As was Whitney Houston's I Will Always Love You. And even Tiffany's I Think We're Alone Now.
@@jedijones Cover songs were far more prevalent back in the day. Not to mention the whole publishing rights ripoff. Heck, Pat Boone made an entire career that way.... and one of Elvis's biggest hits was a rip off of Mama Thornton. A couple of artists have had to go to court to get their royalties.
Still underrated Scorsese musical about a rocky romance...with great performances from De Niro as a sax player/bandleader who is a major a$$hole and Liza as an aspiring singer trying to make the big time
Waste of film