"Blow" Mob Movie Monday Starring Johnny Depp and Ray Liotta | with Michael Franzese
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- 👉👉Check out the store: store.michaelfranzese.com/ Johnny Depp and Ray Liotta were both the news headline last week. Ray for his unexpected passing, and Depp for his trial verdict. With that, we’ll be reviewing the movie Blow for this week’s Mob Movie Monday, which both of these brilliant actors have been part of. It’s based upon a true story of George Jung, a big smuggler and drug trafficker back in the 70s and 80s. Enjoy the episode.
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Ray Liotta passed peacefully in the midst of doing what he loved. The best anyone can ask for.
Facts
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Sad that he lost his daughter. Glad to hear that in real life they made up
That is a peaceful way to go sad still but hope I get to go same way!!!!!
I read that he had a heart attack in his sleep
Ray was legendary. Depp played the trafficker so well and the Carlos Lehder character was spot on.
Actor's name is Jordy Molla. :D He did a great job!
@@michaelfranzese idk lots of men get fake clams and sexual suits against them especially in the family courts unless your got a lot of money and good lawyers
You knew Carlos lehder?
@@scorpionenergy6256 what was the point in sharing that with us strange guy
Great job by Ray Liotta made this movie so believable you felt his pain as George’s father. Uncle Mike check out another GREAT performance by Ray Liotta in Guy Ritchie’s “Revolver” if you haven’t seen it, you’ll love it
"May the wind always be at your back and the sun upon your face and may the wings of destiny carry you aloft to dance with the stars."
RIP Ray Liotta🙏🏽📿
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I met Boston george once 2 or 3 years before he died. Such a sweet guy. RIP
I can't believe this guy is in his 70's. I hope to look as good as him in 25 years. God bless Mr. Franzese.
Yeah I cannot believe it! 😯😯I thought he was between 55-61 years old.
My thoughts exactly! Michael looks much younger than he is.
He didn't take the vaccine
His dad was the same 💯
He has that Sean Connery ability of looking better and better the older he gets
One of Ray's most overlooked and underrated performances. RIP Ray Liotta.
I've never felt so happy for JD,and then so deeply sad over RL in such a short time.Let the good thoughts prevail.
Michael you're a very stand up guy and I appreciate you talking about the situation at the border, it needs to be addressed because its a very serious problem in our country right now
We lost our son in 2019 to Fentanyl. Thank you for speaking on this Michael. So many politicians avoid this blatant problem, so it’s great to hear someone, like yourself, with such a large platform speak on an issue that is absolutely decimating our youth.
I'm so very sorry for your loss. 🙏
@@davegiddings2545 Thank you
Why did yr son run to drugs? I think that is the real issue, placing blame on other people is not taking responsibility for you actions which is too common now
@@alliberges Taking responsibility is defintiely something people don't like to do in our society these days. But, in this case, let me pose a hypothetical to you:
Say you're in a bar having a good time with your friends. You order a Jack and Coke. While he's mixing your drink, the bartender mixes in some Cyanide. You have no idea because you weren't watching him make it. He hands you the drink, you start sipping on it, and then you suddenly go into cardiac arrest and you die.
Who is responsible for your death in this case? You or the bartender?
Or is the real question "why did you run to alcohol allibergés?"
My son didnt know he was taking fentanyl. Which is the case with most fentanyl deaths.
My son also didnt run to drugs. He went to parties and played sports. He had a lot of friends that were good kids with good families. But Roxy and alcohol showed up at these parties, and peer pressure or desire to fit in, whatever it was, started it all. Should he have done that? No. Obviously not. And if he were here, he WOULD take responsibility for his actions because that's the kind of kid he was. But he cant do that because he's dead. He paid the price. And we, as his family, continue to pay that price every single day of our lives.
God, I am so sorry. So sorry. I was on Demerol after surgery, and that was all it took for me to understand completely, why a person would become addicted to this stuff. This is why I never touched it afterward. I also know that one dose of these street drugs, is enough to kill a child, a young man, or young woman, and it is absolutely appalling what our government is allowing to happen to our kids. I am a former fine arts professor, who taught at GWU in DC, until I quit in disgust, when GWU openly chose a side in the presidential election of 2016. That is not the job of any institution of higher education, as a matter of fact, it is a massive violation of the mission of higher education, which is to cultivate critical thought. I have a podcast called “Girlfriend Translator” offering advice, and encouragement to guys, in dealing with relationships, to help them spot the difference between a manipulator, and a gem. To empower these young men, to walk away from bad relationships, to stand up for themselves, to know the difference. I also write a weekly essay on substack under the name “StandAlone”. To encourage people of all political persuasions, to stand up to this tyranny, like I did, no matter what you think have to lose. This is about your son, for me. I don’t receive a penny for any of this, I pay for advertising, with the little I have left. But, I will fight, everywhere, for these kids, and these are just two ways, as a citizen, with little “power” in the world, to take my power back, push myself, every day, to get our country back. It will never get your baby back to you, but maybe If we all do something, like I am, quitting that job I worked like hell to get, having no certainty about my financial future, but using a thing called “ingenuity”, initiative and creativity, and hope to fight for something bigger, more important than my personal “comfort”, to get the soul of our country back. I lived in Medellin for nearly a year, and saw firsthand what Escobar and drugs did to that country, so many adults left as child orphans, human trafficking, so much open, shocking drug use, and yet, such a beautiful city, with such fascinating, deep people. The kids suffer the most. They always suffer the most. There are so many of us out here fighting on behalf of the sons and daughters struggling, and their beloved parents. My heart is with you, every day. We need you.
I loved this movie. Johnny Depp was great in it and Ray Liotta was great in it as well. R.I.P. Ray 😔
This was a Long long time ago .
2 thousand dollars.
They could have put a bullet in my head and take my money.
They say they like me.They gave extra 100 pills.I get these pills for 7 dollars and get rid of them 18 dollars a pill.
@@larrythorn6265 just bc it's not old age doesn't mean it's not natural
@@larrythorn6265 , I find it much more odd that a few week later James Caan and Tony Sirico are dead too. Geez, all the gangster actors are dying. Who knows who's time comes next.....
Chazz Palminteri? Paul Sorvino? William Forsythe? Burt Young? Vincent Pastore? Joe Pantoliano? Dominic Chianese? Michael Imperioli (Oh geez no....)? I swear if my boy Joe Pesci dies because of "sudden causes", I'm gonna break down like Vito Corleone...
I've watched blow many times. Great movie. Michael breaks it down so well. Some of the stuff I wasn't aware of. Outstanding job.
Something I remember reading is a Quote from President Lincoln.
If we Faulter as a Nation.
It will be from Within..
Great Video Michael.
Blessings from Gettysburg Pa…
Crazy that ray liotta isn't here anymore such a great actor and played the prefect roll in every mob/mafia movie
@@michaelfranzese, Let’s hope. Didn’t realize he was religious. Hmmmm
@@michaelfranzese Yo Mr. Franzese, I just want to say hi and god bless you and your family. I love your content man and the way you present yourself… I’d love to shake your hand one day. 👏✌️
And he wasn't even Italian.
Blow was a masterpiece. Paul Ruben surprised many people with his role as well.
George Young made so much money, he didn't know what to do with it. Great film.
Paul Rubens was tuna?
paul reubens was in an anti drug psa
@@boxelder9147 no he was Derek Foreal the weed connect who introduced him to George and Tuna !
@@DooleyDaKidd239 yes, I figured that out shortly thereafter; the actor that also played Pee Wee Herman. The actor that played Tuna was also in American History X. and yes, Paul Rueben played a great Derek Foreal
Johnny Depp is a phenomenal actor in anything but I feel that he really shines when playing a real character as in "Blow", "Donnie Brasco" and "Black Mass". Hopefully we'll see him in more.
Mr. Franzese is actually 71? Boy he looks great!
One of Depps best performances and Rays most sympathetic portrayals of a hard working father who loved his son unconditionally. Tugs on the heart long after the film is over. Excellent choice Michael. Thanks. Please be well, be safe, be happy.
I lost my brother to a Fentanyl overdose and I am very much in agreement w/ your stance on drugs. It's the number 1 killer of people from 18-45 and IN MY OPINION the real pandemic.
It’s hard too even call it drug it’s basically poison less than a pinch could kill it’s ridiculous.
My daughter's best friend died too with fentanyl laced heroin. Nobody could help him. It touches almost everyone's life
I dont know hardly anyone who does drugs, and yet i know 3 people who have died and one who nearly died from fetynol in the last year and a half.
Flat out murder.
I hear that China are dropping barrels of Fentanyl into Mexico who are using it to cut cocaine.
I grew up most of my life around the area that Boston George had established himself as a young man. It was definitely really really cool to hear them talk about the local colleges around me in the movie and that my friends actually attend when it came to them selling the California weed. As much as marijuana is recreational now in the state of Massachusetts in 2022. even tho I’m only 24 I still started smoking it in 2013 when I was 13-14 before it was legalized and I can tell you that the stoner scene was still ripe and thriving thanks to our buddy George! R.I.P. Boston George!
You should come to the Boston Freedom rally ( HempFest ) next September.
Mike I'm a sixty year old welder from Pennsylvania, and I have to say I love to listen to you because you talk like a blue collar man!!!!
An underrated movie one of Depp's best films. For me Ray Liotta really adds some warmth and depth to this movie. One of the best movie Dads ever. Rest In Power, Ray. 🙏🏾
Definitely not underrated everyone my age in their late 20s and 30s knows this movie I promise you
When he said "Money isn't real" it echoed in my brain for many years until I finally began to realize what it meant. Profound statement and definitely one of the best movie Dads. RIP💔
It was a massive hit when it came out.
Not underated.
The Mafia can never threaten a pirate with “sleeping with the fishes.”
The scene that always gets me the most is the end when he is in prison and he is talking to his daughter who is visiting and it turns out he is imagining it and she is not there cause she cut him out of her life. As a dad that breaks my heart.
I remember being very excited upon the release of this movie, just the though of Depp & Liotta in another mob type crime movie, after both of them delivered unmatched performances ( Goodfellas , Donnie Brasco) i was pleasantly surprised how fantastic this movie turned out to be, it was loaded with emotions towards the end, unfortunately Blow has been overlooked as time has gone by , i hope its rejuvenated & appreciated as Liotta has departed, his legacy lives on as a riveting actor.
Michael is always bringing us that premium TH-cam content !!!!
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@@michaelfranzese now you gotta do carmine galente hit next.
And always glorified his crimes from back in the day. What a saved Christian.
71 years old???? Wow he will brake 100 easily
@@rubamann He never glorified his crimes from back in the day and he certainly wasn't a Christian then. He was the Yuppy Don so I completely support him ripping off the government considering they rip off everyone else. I can't blame guys born into the mafia for being apart of that life. I think he more then made up for it. He did his time, paid his restitution, and now he tells his cautionary tale to people around the country.
Ray Liotta & Johnny Depp on the same screen was so awesome! I've watched Blow many times over the years & it never gets old! Another classic movie line was said by Depp " It Ain't Me Babe"
Imaginary lines lol
That was a good movie, as was goodfellas, and of course, a Bronx tale, which was the pinnacle.
You know when you hear that opening riff of “Can’t you hear me knockin”. You know what your fixing to watch. RIP Ray, “May the wind always be on your back and the sun upon your face and may the winds of destiny carry you aloft to dance with the stars”.
Love this guy, he has so much wisdom and I could listen to him for hours. God bless you Micheal❤️
I’ve said it before, but you look so good for your age it’s hard to believe that you’re 71. What a life you’ve lived so far, and all the good you’re doing now for people. God bless, Michael.
I’m going through a really rough patch right now and hearing Michael’s outlooks and opinions on certain aspects of life and how to navigate through them, has been tremendously helpful to me through the last couple of weeks.
Just little nuggets of wisdom that help me pull through when I’m feeling hopeless. Appreciate what you do Michael - the people that think this channel is just mob stories are really missing the bigger picture.
Listen to/watch Jesse Lee Peterson. Also a wise, Christian man. God bless.
@@mariagabrielle6383 That fool is a joke!
😂🤣😂🤣😅 🤡
Swerve and lean swerve and lean swerve and lean bounce with it bounce with it. They call me Billy big balls ball till they fall y'all from here to Californ I aye
Great sit down Michael. I've dealt with drug dealers in my profession, they never really won in the end. Believe it or not, some had a conscience, not many. Keep up the good work.
Michael can I just say you’re an absolute blessing, love your videos, thank you for being you
The recording he made to his father was absolutely heartbreaking. Always love and respect your parents everyone, especially when they made and continue to make sacrifices for you. Do the right thing.
what if they treat you like crap-like his mom in the movie?
Uh, you're parents are SUPPOSE to make sacrifices for you to live. They decided to have children. You don't reward someone for what they're SUPPOSE to already be doing.
_"Hey thanks for making me dinner mom! I realise I'm only 7 and can't cook but Thanks to youuuu, I got to eat today!!!"_
Like come on man. Now I'd u went to college, hey that's a different story. You're an adult by that point and your parents don't owe u anything. Once that clock strikes midnight and you turn 18, that preverbial cord has been severed. They owe u nothing now. You're an adult.
The scene where he gets busted by the feds with his old colleagues walking away was the saddest scene as his daughter was expecting him to come pick her up from school I think was the saddest.
How he sat there and had his monologue while he knew going down wasn’t the worst thing it was letting his daughter down again and probably for the last time.
When the daughter cam to visit him and he hugs her and remembers her as a little girl was sooo sad. Great movie.
RIP Ray… thanks for well played roles in unforgettable movies that are timeless. Great video as always Mike! Love and respect from Orange County CA
Johnny was awarded 5 million in punitive damages BUT Virginia law caps t at 350k plus she was awarded 2 million on her claim against Depp with his old lawyer. So he is awarded 8.35 million.
Johnny said this wasn't about money. It was about his reputation and he got that. I'm honestly happy for him.
YOU DO REALIZE HE LOST THIS SAME CASE IN THE UK WHERE HE LIVES AND IS CONSIDERED A WOMAN BEATER
I cried for Johnny on verdict day .. since day one I believed him.. 7 years supporting him even tho they destroyed him .. he finally cleared his name ❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🏽
It's really bad how many movie studios started dropping him before the trial even began
"Innocent until proven guilty" was not allowed to him, sadly
@@antoinelachapelle3405 she timed it perfectly with the "me too" movement sadly... But I agree... they cancelled his ass like he was a Weinstein.. they could've just make him finish all his movies in work and afterwards wait Till a trial like this one to make sure who is who in this story and not burn bridges with the wrong person...
YOU DO REALIZE HE LOST THIS SAME CASE IN THE UK WHERE HE LIVES AND IS CONSIDERED A WOMAN BEATER
@@norcaltim6806 maybe that just speaks badly of the courts in the UK. Calm yourself with the caps lock
@@joedwyer3297 THAT JUST PROVES HOW IGNORANT AND EASILY DECEIVED THE GENERAL PUBLIC IN THE U.S. CAN BE
I’m truly blessed based on my upbringing living on a high production row crop farming operation in the late 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s. I really feel for those less fortunate that went down the dark path of drugs, violence, and crime. Well presented Michael, Thank you
Great video and great talking points! Thanks for sharing!
Johnny Depp is an amazing actor. A great movie that not a lot of people have even heard of is “The 9th Gate”. Badass movie! Depp was awesome in that movie.
Ray will be deeply missed by millions and millions of his fans. R.I.P.
Before Night Falls is an epic movie as well based on a true story.
Gate is absolutely underrated
I feel this movie was one of Depp's finest. This is an excellent movie.
Hi Mike nice video again you're doing phenomenal for 71 years old. Amazing!
You're inspiring many lives and mine for sure. Back in 2020, i was watching a video of you reviewing Mafia 2 the video game if i remember correctly that's the first time i saw you and i thought you were very charismatic and calm.
Then there were this video of you in front of many students giving your testimony about your mob life, family and everything. I remember you saying at one point: "Change is temporary, transformation is permanent." I felt that very deep.
You were recalling your time in jail when a guard brought you a bible and you felt hopelessness.
I could somehow relate but didn't understand fully because at that time i was seeking help and i had many problems but also life in general i didn't know who i was, what is wrong what is right. I asked God for help and i was searching Jesus because i thought may be he could help me. And a few weeks later i stumbled onto a baptist church where i heard the Word of God for the first time being preach. I was stunned at how the Truth resound in my soul. I prayed that he save my life that day and he did amen.
Then i sat with the pastor like 3 weeks later and he gave me this reading in Ephesian (ch. 4-5) about the transformation of the new men in Christ. That's when your quote popped back in my head and i said: "Ok, truly change is temporary because the only real transformation is through Christ and for eternity. Everything else is vanity"
So i would like to thank you for opening that door at first just by sharing your testimony publicly. You helped a young men in Quebec City to find Salvation. God bless you and your family. Keep doing your good work soon i'll be ordering that book or may be try that wine of yours :)
The bit that really got me was at the very end when his in the prison cutting the lawn and he hallucinating about his daughter and he says over the years I’ve left pieces of my heart scattered here and there, that really breaks me! Great movie!!!!
As usual, you're 100% spot on, Mr. Franzese. Thank you again, and God bless you and your family.
This movie didn't live up to its name. It was actually very good.
🤣🤣🤣 I see what you did there.
@@michaelfranzese agreed, the ending where he knew he was busted, and barely moved a finger because his heart was broken.
Then not seeing his daughter for quite some time.
Always appreciate these videos, thank you Michael. I'm learning so much because you provide the real insight, thank you.
I could listen to your videos all day. You don’t sugarcoat anything when it comes to the truth. Thank you for another awesome video Mr. Franzese!
Thank you for telling the truth even if it offends narrow minded people. I did coke but never go addicted. I lost my future brother in law to an overdose 20 years ago. RIP Jason.
It’s refreshing to see independent thought when speaking on politics, and the state of our country.
yes Micheal I am hooked on your sit downs and have been checking you out for some time now.
I like to say i'am very grateful and thankful of you.
you have really given me a proper insight to the real life of the Mafia.
My mother is Italian from Naples my father is Turkish but from Cyprus.
Mike this platform has given me alot. As far at spiritually and how to be a well rounded person. Please keep them coming, Thank you.
Man so much love and respect for you Michael. Keep speaking the truth. There’s people that need to hear this.
Michael always brings us the best stuff!
another great film great up load keep up the good work Michael much love respect
I could only imagine how much that letter struck a chord with you and your history with your father, Michael. Especially since you have been a father for so long now yourself. And your analysis of the China-Mexico-US border has to be spot-on. America needs more father figures like yourself, Michael. America needs families again. Real families with real traditions, relationships, support, and love. Your videos help a little bit to get us there. I hope to meet you one day soon. God bless.
“May the sun always be upon your face, the wind against your back and the wings of destiny carry you aloft to dance with the stars ⭐️ So long for now Ray thanks for the memories!
And 'may you get to heaven before the devil knows your dead ' an old Irish saying I've always liked
I live a stones throw away from the Jung household. The mother’s characterization in the movie is spot on and totally indicative of the Boston and greater Boston wife/mother.
'drug dealahhhh'
Love the way you warn the youth of the dangers of living a life of crime...and tell the truth prison or death is the end result. God bless Michael..keep up the good work.
Thank you Michael for touching on this subject bless you and you're Family
Ray Liotta played the perfect loving father in that movie. Regardless what his son or wife did in the movie, he was always there for them. I felt so bad for what he had to go through.
I'm really going to miss Ray Liotta rest in peace my man he was one of the best
This is a heart touching video..very well done!!
This was brilliant, thanks, Mike xox
Really excited to see the sit down with Escobar’s son. It is fascinating that the stories and movies I’ve been drawn to over the years have turned out the way they do. But even more amazing to me that in these days of censorship that I can watch two people who are historically deeply involved in such areas have a conversation. This is the way it should be. Open dialogue. Great video as always. Peace from London ✌️
Medellin had many cartels and many bosses. The attention was on Pablo Escobar because he was the most ruthless. Many slipped under the radar because of Pablo so the competition was with animosity and respect. ✌🏼
Was an endearing relationship between father and son yet tragic.
Michael, you hit on so many topics in such an incredible way today. Amazing segment. It's your honesty about yourself and life that I admire most. You are so right about the street life. And I think it's worse today than ever, too. But what stays the same is when you are out there, you think you have all these friends, and yet, you are always looking over your shoulder. It is a lonely life in the end.
I just rewatched this after seeing your review. The last time I had seen it I was the age of Depp's character. Now I have boys of my own and it was interesting to see it from the fatherly perspective this time.
This was touching, and hits so close to anyone with a real heart beating in their chest. Thank you Michael 🏆
I love Johnny Depp. I have prayed for him for years. So glad to see things going in his favor! Great video today Michael! You are setting the world on fire right now! 🔥 Praying for you too. Now get some rest and get ready to see the Yankees chop up the Rays tomorrow! I pray you enjoy every minute of your life! God is the restorer of all things!!
How can you love him? You know nothing about him - everything you know about him is what either his PR team put out or what the tabloids dig up.
This celebrity worship is bizarre and ridiculous.
Oswald McDonald
This is a movie I have watched multiple times, both Ray and Johnny were fantastic in this. Thank you Michael for highlighting this movie.
Thanks 🙏 for the video Michael. Stay blessed my brother.
@@michaelfranzese thank you 🙏 much
It would of been nice if Ray and Johnny could've did more together. R.I.P Ray L.
Great review of a good movie. I just picked up your book ' Mafia Democracy' and looking forward to a great read.
Thank you for being such a wonderful example.
Wonderful example of what ???
Ray Liotta was one of my favorites and his style won't be repeated ever! God bless his family and everyone who loved him!
Thanks for talking about the opioid epidemic Michael. Sadly I’m a part of this opioid problem we have in America. I’m 30 years old. Got hooked on OxyContin at age 16, got hooked on heroin at age 17, & did heroin until 2 years ago at age 28 when I got hooked on fentanyl. I overdosed 4 days after I started using it, & am still currently addicted to the drug… I’ve been to inpatient treatment 3 times in the past 2 years, & detox 5 times. Been to 6 inpatient treatment centers in my lifetime, & about 9 detoxes. Not to mention 3 sober houses, & I just can’t seem to get this problem I have under control & overcome it… & It sucks cuz I want nothing more in the world than to be sober & live a peaceful, happy, & comfortable life. But I just can’t beat this demon that I’m facing… & I hate it… I HATE it SO MUCH!
But I’m so glad, & also even jealous that you were scared to get hooked on drugs & that’s why you never did them. I wish I had that same fear. But there was something about me that just didn’t care if I got hooked, cuz I expected to die before I was 21 & I was okay with that. But instead I’m still alive, & I’ve lived a LONG, PAINFUL, & MISERABLE LIFE because of the choices I’ve made… 🥺😢
Anyway thank you for your videos, & for sharing your opinions with us Michael! I know that I at least REALLY enjoy listening, & REALLY respect you!
Thank you! 🙏🏻
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Thank you for speaking truth. This country needs more people to stand up and speak truth.
One of the best movies I’ve seen! R.I.P. Ray Liotta! Great breakdown Mr Franzese as always, and thanks for the life lessons as well, God Bless!
This was best episode you did. Lot's of feelings, emotional in a special way. Salud!
@@michaelfranzese Thank you for making it. It really moved me in a special way. Love from Zagreb, Croatia. Salud!
An excellent film with the perfect actors in those roles! Rest in peace Ray🙏🏻Hopefully we all see Mr. Depp back in black soon🇺🇸
Absolutely loved Ray Liotta in Corrina Corrina and Johnny Depp in Benny and Joon.
Mr. Franzese,
This is just a little message from England, to let you know how much I enjoy watching your channel. You come across as a very genuine and sincere man, very easy-going, and I'm sure that you would make an excellent drinking partner! In fact, if you're ever in this part of the world, please look me up and we'll go for a few beers!
Anyway, God bless you and your family.
All the best,
Neil (from England).
I think Cliff Curtis is a criminally underused and under-appreciated actor. One hell of a goddamn actor that man is. The fact that he is Maori but can actually portray different multi ethnic characters as he does is nothing short of amazing.
Weymouth’s own Boston George.
Thank you Michael for doing this movie…. It’s a classic
One of the most underrated movies of all time
My home town
Ray was a humble man and great actor. Ray was well loved.
Thank you Michael for another great sit down!
We’ll miss Ray Liotta. May he RIP!!🙏 We’re all fortunate to still be here. “May God leave you in this life for your family & leave them for you! God Is The Most Generous!! Amen!!”
so happy to see this movie getting some love. it was always a favorite of mine and most people I bring it up with haven't seen it.
Another great on-topic video. Michael always acknowledges quality. 😎
I love your reviews of mob movies. Your perspective is beyond any movie critics. Thank you and keep it up. Your book is amazing.
This is so awesome that your breaking this down. This was one of my favorite movies of all time. 😁
Every time Michael drops a video I know it's going to be a good day.. God bless 🙌
Thank you for your excellent work on all these videos,it is much appreciated.
Michael, this movie actually ties into what you have talked about - the destruction of the family. I actually just watched this the other day and had a conversation about someone who thought the Father should have done more, which I disagreed a bit with. Here's my two cents on it:
If you want to point the finger, it should be at the mother who left him time and time again, leaving him without the emotional support of a mother which his father then had to give the best he could. She would just waltz back and expect him to love her solely because she is his mother. At least from the film, it's been his father who solely had to bring him up, yet she felt she had the right to disown him, and let's not forget rat him out. This came when he actually needed and wanted his mother attention and love, yet got none. His father, however, was there. It's also a bit showing how he more or less ended up marrying his mother in the case of the unstable Mirtha who George's mother without a doubt is jealous of, and she only wishes she had what she had. The same scene more or less plays out where the mother/Mirtha cries out they don't want to be poor, they want more, and the father/George tries to protect their respective kids. And just like his mother, Mirtha also rats him out to the cops. Talk about social inheritance.
Great entertaining content and I respect how you use your platform to shed light on these important topics as well.
I LOVE mob movie Monday Michael, i love your takes and reviews on movies! Have a good one and god bless Michael!
He's out of mob movies to do, should change it to crime movie Monday. Love every thing he does. God bless.
@@adamirishconundrum851 That's true, there are only so many mob movies he can review, but still, i also love everything he does, the guy is AWESOME!
@@EnSaneGamer he is a godsend. Hope you are doing well.
“Blow” is a phenomenal movie. As for the the border, I have been telling people for years that many things come through unfiltered.
As for the DA in San Francisco he was recalled. Hopefully they get someone better, but one can only hope. The topic on how enemies of America use drugs to destroy from within is very true and very deep.
Phenomenal? Really? What do you call The Maltese Falcon? How about Aguirre? Phenomenal? It was cheesy and corny and by the book, and in real life, if a dude like Depp got anywhere near serious men, they'd not only just take whatever he has, they may even fuck him. Movie was silly.
Poor Glen...ya got some serious issues dude🤦♂️
I love how your channel has grown and the direction you are headed! Thank you Michael you are a Christian and family man first but, also a Patriot! God has blessed you and this channel!
Just love the way this man puts things in perspective
Great film and great performances by everyone in the film, particularly by Ray Liotta and Johnny Depp. It’s great to see you talk about this film Michael, keep up the great work you do!