Yep...And you know they were thinking no big deal, chicks sound like that walking in high heels...Punk heard heels alright, a gun heel parade to his face.
Hell yeah! Showed that for as calmly as he walked over there, he pretty much had to get his blood up to the boiling point. It's not easy to put that kind of physical violence on someone. You pretty much have to be redlined... unless you're a *total* fk'n psychopath. Liotta's face really told of that kind of almost primal, snarling rage. Dude was great.
What I love about how Scorsese directs violence is that it feels raw and he seems to make it clear that what's going on is horrible and it gets you uncomfortable, regardless of how you feel about the characters. Even when the violence in his films are a little flashier, he still finds a way to make us uncomfortable.
Wasn't particularly realistic as the man made no effort to defend himself and compliantly allowed himself to be struck repeatedly, but it was certainly cinematic.
@@yellowfolderif the first shot goes through, not everyone can just up and defend themselves after getting hit. Especially with a hard metal object. Why do you think sucker punches are so effective? This is the romanticization they are talking about “oh yeah I’d take a metal bar to the head but I would totally fight them off” yeah sure bud. The guy in the scene was cocky and full of himself, never thought that another person would see violence as the first and only answer the way he does. That’s what bullies and bad people rely on, they rely on the victims and others to be better than them.
@@Tobeh I'll grant you the first hit - I wasn't referring to that. After he starts getting struck, he makes no bodily movement, no bringing arms to cover face, no defensive posturing whatsoever. He just lines his head up and takes it. Most of us have seen enough violence on CCTV or wherever to know this isn't a realistic depiction of someone taking a beatdown. It's cinematic, yes, but all but the first strike are comic-book-like.
It's the official posture of knowing that you friend is an a**hole and whatever is happening to him you know he definitely had it coming, so it's not your problem.
The other guy had words lol. Henry was like fuck you and ur macho crap, I play with the men not big boys & dont have time for bullshit, im just gonna smash ur face in now, thanks! Bing bang, boom over!
Ray Liotta was so convincing in this scene because he was "really angry." In a Interview he said that his mother was dying from cancer during the shooting of Goodfellas.
They do say when acting in a personal or emotional. You should think of something that s personal to get into character so the actions come off natural
Yes - und you can hear the noise of it in the background throughout the end to scene. It keeps the atmosphere tied together. Absolutely brilliant use of sound!
Personally, I think Liotta should’ve been nominated that year. He managed to hold his own against Joe Pesci and Robert De Niro. That’s nothing short of impressive.
@@wilsonking1617 Found it, 'The Rat Pack' - it's a good quality upload too. Thanks very much, I'm a chronic insomniac, that's my night's entertainment sorted! Here's the link for anyone else who wants it: ruclips.net/video/efy6x-RhxKE/видео.html
@listerone It's also one of my favourite films. I really think Scorsese should have left the genre alone after this, because this was the definitive gangster movie for me. The Irishman was really disappointing by comparison. I assume when you say you've visited the location, you only mean Henry and Karen's house. I was wondering if there was a real functioning phone booth in the location from which she calls Henry, because the one in that scene looks a bit flimsy (although not as flimsy as the one at which Jimmy later receives the news of Tommy's murder! :D )
throughout most of the film Henry Hill didn't really do anything violent, he seemed to be shocked by the violence most of the time, but this scene showed that he's a wiseguy for a reason as he can be violent when he wants to as well
@@IvanaGiznya oh yeah forgot that one haven't watched in a while, btw i don't care what Hill or anyone says you HAVE to be violent in that life there is no choice most street gangs, prison gangs and organized crime syndicates/families etc. are blood in blood out i.e. you have to ice someone to get in and only way out is dead and also hill or anyone else with half a brain is not going to incriminate themselves by telling of more viscious crimes
I always thought it would have been funny if she said; "No. The guy in the blue shirt, not the yellow jacket". Then he'd have to go back over and do it again.
It never does this must be the honestly 30th time I’ve seen it, it is truly a flawless film but never won awards because it’s mainly about America and violence
I saw this all the time where I grew up. Real OGs dont use words. They walk right up to you, calmer than Ray here, and let hands do the talking. I love it.
The way Ray walked over to the neighbour, his body language was saying "I'm about to f*ck you up" One of the best scenes in cinema history. RIP Ray Liotta, you're gone but never forgotten.
I heard that Ray Liottas mother passed away during filming of the movie and the reason this scene is so real is because he was able to express his grief and rage.
I love how real this is. its simple, no music, just one continuous shot of him walking from his car straight towards the guy. he just beats his ass then walks away. like, damn.
I worked on a movie with Scorsese's on set photographer and he told me at the 1:38 mark someone on the set's walkie talkie went off and they kept it in. It baffles me because that would be such an easy thing to take out but for one reason or another it's there.
The smug expectation of the two guys in the background, convinced they're about to watch their friend, a king in their world, administer a beat-down, only to watch on in horror as a character from another world, a world they've only read about, rips their comfort, safety and superiority to shreds with an act of violence they couldn't have imagined.
He handled that exactly like my dad would have. My father just loved people and had a long fuse . Mess with his family he would come at you with everything he had. . Lol. That was him.
Liotta lets her in the passenger door then hops over through the back seat, never taking his eyes off Brocco. What passion and focus. The rage building.
I always wonder if that was all Scorsese or if Liotta decided to do that rather than walk around the car and Scorsese thought it was brilliant and kept it in. A truly excellent detail that made the scene so much better.
The difference between Tomy and Henry was that, Henry can be violent when needed to... Tommy was violent cause he felt like had something to prove all the time, and that made him, reckless and stupid, that's why he got whacked....
It’s more than that. This is not in the film, but while Henry was in jail, Tommy attempted to rape Karen. Karen was having an affair with Paulie, and she told him what happened. After that, he gave up Tommy, which led to him getting whacked
@@srami004 ok now that's interesting and changes the game....but I thought the main reason why tommy was whacked was because the Billy Bats incident....after knowing this now I get why he gave up Paulie to de feds ...
According to the book she really hid it in the milk box and when the cops came they didn’t find it and all they did was escort Henry past the Nassau county line or something like that.
Yeah, that never came across as realistic to me. Same with that horrible scene in The Irishman, when DeNiro beats up that shopkeeper. I love Scorsese but he's not the best at fight scenes.
It's so amazing how with just one change of expression, Ray Liotta goes from this harmless, handsome looking dude, to looking absolutely maniacal and frightening. Also with his voice. He had almost like this child like innocence to his regular tone in this movie, and then he had this scary as shit yelling voice.
You know youre a car guy when you see movies set back in the day and you always call out the yr/make/model. And could give a damn about the movie itself.
You know a man cares about you when he doesn't walk around his nice convertible with very nice seats but climbs through the convertible walking on the very nice seats.
"May the wind always be at your back, and the sun always upon your face, and may the wings of destiny carry you aloft to dance with the stars." RIP Ray Liotta
Look, I don't mean to piss on Ray's grave, but what films of significance did he really do other than this? I mean, yes, he's in Fields of Dreams as well, as he does fine as Shoeless Joe. But what else was he in? Turbulence? He's just not DeNiro is all i'm sayin.
@@user-tb6sm4jg4d and now we are watching old films and...wow!this is great movie,but needs just 30-35-years to understand.A Prayer for the Dying-1987....young Mickey...what a musik-Bill Conti...a hope you understand what i talking about.(poor english)
@@mobus1603 Some films the protagonist is clearly overshadowed, specially when there's heavyweghts on supporting role, and my point was, Ray held his own and was the highlight even dealing with iconic performances by Pesci, De Niro, Bracco and Sorvino. performances.
@@mikeking1948 Shame he didn’t get to do more other great movies. I know he did a few other good ones but he was kind of always seen as the tough guy after this.
Wouldn’t you? You just watched your shithead friend get his face turned into hamburger and then you’re staring down the black barrel and there’s a lunatic behind the trigger.
@@crispinjulius5032 I would have said, "The hamburger face you just flip. Well Ugh, I don't even know him. I was just interested in the car and thought I made him an offer but I guess I should leave now." :)
Fun fact: The actor who plays Henry Hill, Ray Liotta, lost his Mom only a few days before. He channeled his anger and grief from her death into this scene.
They also don't 2 shits about fighting dirty against someone they see as dirty. They are far more concerned as maintaining an image of a guy that finishes things and is not to be fucked with.
Yup! Same. 😆😂 Yeah, Liotta was a fantastic actor... but kudos to the "don't shoot!" guy, he sounded like the biggest pussi imaginable! That's acting! 😆 Also, fuk RUclips & their bullshit, Nazi censoring!
I love how Thelma used the screech of the car to cut off Karen’s “he got really angry”-then used her remaining dialogue in the next shot without caring if it fit her lips. Then that loooong hold on Ray before he gets out of the car like a total badass. And the subtle slow mo shots when Karen comes out of the house and takes the gun.
We all focus on the violence and how it made us feel, but that walk? Man, the walk TO that dude was the most intense walk I’ve ever seen. I remember holding my breath in the theater.
In the Goodfellas commentary, Henry Hill says the movie is about 95% correct. During this scene, Henry says everything is accurate accept as soon as he starts beating the guy, his buddies take off running. "I knocked out, I think, 3 or 4 of his teeth. He never told the police who did it, so I dont know what happened after that. All I know, is he never bothered her again."
I thought this meme video title format didn’t come around until a couple years ago, maybe the uploaded changed the name recently? Otherwise they were some kinda trendsetter in 2014 lol
Those little Smith and Wesson revolvers are made of solid steel and weigh over 20oz loaded. That would most certainly bust the guy's face open quite badly.
In the real world this guy's brains would have been running out of his head after being repeatedly bashed like that. Can you imagine being pounded like that?
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something tells me this lady grew up to be the therapist of a guy who never had the makings of a varsity athlete
Was waiting for this comment lol
Hahahahaha!!
Totally got that hahahaa
In wondering did she hide the gun in a shine box
I can hear Tony's mom scoffing from here
Yeah?
I like the way Ray Liotta struts across the street...no words but the sound of his shoes ..
clop clop clop
Yep...And you know they were thinking no big deal, chicks sound like that walking in high heels...Punk heard heels alright, a gun heel parade to his face.
@@magetaaaaaa clop clop clop clop clop clop clop clop 11 clops all together
Supercool...
Keep in mind that he looks straightly looks in the guys eyes as he walks towards him, he doesn't look side to side but towards he's gonna do.
Ray’s face as he walks away is priceless. Ray was a great actor! RIP Ray Liotta.
Hell yeah! Showed that for as calmly as he walked over there, he pretty much had to get his blood up to the boiling point. It's not easy to put that kind of physical violence on someone. You pretty much have to be redlined... unless you're a *total* fk'n psychopath. Liotta's face really told of that kind of almost primal, snarling rage. Dude was great.
The breathing 😯
Honey thief
he looks like the devil in that walk away
Yep, I also especially loved his main support role as Figgs in Copland.
What I love about how Scorsese directs violence is that it feels raw and he seems to make it clear that what's going on is horrible and it gets you uncomfortable, regardless of how you feel about the characters. Even when the violence in his films are a little flashier, he still finds a way to make us uncomfortable.
Oh yes he really succeeded doing it in The Irishman
The Departed is probably the flashiest, but its still good as fuck. Man knows how to make a movie
Seriously. Joe pesci's death in casino is one of the most disturbing deaths in film ever.
Uncomfortable? I laughed. It was funny, like a bunny. Lol.
I know it really leaves me imagining how horribly crushed in that guy’s face must’ve been. It does seem very real and visceral.
henry is like: "no one, i mean NO ONE, abuses my wife but me."
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That’s Italians for ya
fuhgeddaboudit
Abuse her, i must've missed that scene?
@@alexc8253 He's just joking, Henry never abused her
And he's the nice guy, I can only imagine if it was Joe pesci
XD nice guy. Yeah right. And omg O_O...
He's a goodfella
He really was the nicer guy of the group, he felt kinda bad that they were going to kill that toupee guy
The wise guy goes straight for your eyes
Pesci woulda destroyed him..
i like how scorsese always depicts violence in its most cold realistic nature, no romanticization
Wasn't particularly realistic as the man made no effort to defend himself and compliantly allowed himself to be struck repeatedly, but it was certainly cinematic.
🎶 Face swole up from the Pistle Whippin 🤣
@@yellowfolderif the first shot goes through, not everyone can just up and defend themselves after getting hit. Especially with a hard metal object. Why do you think sucker punches are so effective? This is the romanticization they are talking about “oh yeah I’d take a metal bar to the head but I would totally fight them off” yeah sure bud. The guy in the scene was cocky and full of himself, never thought that another person would see violence as the first and only answer the way he does. That’s what bullies and bad people rely on, they rely on the victims and others to be better than them.
@@Tobeh I'll grant you the first hit - I wasn't referring to that. After he starts getting struck, he makes no bodily movement, no bringing arms to cover face, no defensive posturing whatsoever. He just lines his head up and takes it. Most of us have seen enough violence on CCTV or wherever to know this isn't a realistic depiction of someone taking a beatdown. It's cinematic, yes, but all but the first strike are comic-book-like.
" hey " and " don't shoot ". His friends really helped alot
Of course, unarmed friends should attack a man with a GUN, right?
Either they were terrified or they knew he had it coming?
He was beating him with a gun, his friends likely aren’t completely retarded
It's the official posture of knowing that you friend is an a**hole and whatever is happening to him you know he definitely had it coming, so it's not your problem.
Bro, what were they going to do? Get in Ray Liotta’s way? Fuck that.
Walks up. No words. Bashes head in.
Clean and to the point.
Later in the movie when Henry gets busted he says something similar. "If they were wiseguys I wouldn't have heard a thing. I'd be dead".
Real tough guys don’t waste time on talk. They just beat your ass.
The intensity of the beating is what
I enjoy most. And always hit them
1 more time.
Hell yes. Note Henry didn't say shit. That little preppy piece of shit started talking tough guy shit. One walks, one talks.
The other guy had words lol. Henry was like fuck you and ur macho crap, I play with the men not big boys & dont have time for bullshit, im just gonna smash ur face in now, thanks! Bing bang, boom over!
Ray Liotta was so convincing in this scene because he was "really angry." In a Interview he said that his mother was dying from cancer during the shooting of Goodfellas.
Wow didn't know that
Source?
@@billyaco2257 Trivia
Dead mommm
They do say when acting in a personal or emotional. You should think of something that s personal to get into character so the actions come off natural
I love that there is a sprinkler going in the background. Scorsese is a genius
Damn I never caught that and I’ve seen this like a hundred times, I guess I always got caught up in the beating 🤣
Yes - und you can hear the noise of it in the background throughout the end to scene. It keeps the atmosphere tied together. Absolutely brilliant use of sound!
What an actor. We will miss him so much. This movie without him would not have been the same. He was incredible.
Personally, I think Liotta should’ve been nominated that year. He managed to hold his own against Joe Pesci and Robert De Niro. That’s nothing short of impressive.
Agreed, Ray Liotta's a great actor, it's interesting his career never rose above the level of 'also ran'.
@@glamdolly30 he also played Frank Sinatra in the Rat Pack movie in the 90s- did a great job there also
@@wilsonking1617 I didn't know that, I'll look that movie out - thanks!
@@glamdolly30 it’s on RUclips
@@wilsonking1617 Found it, 'The Rat Pack' - it's a good quality upload too. Thanks very much, I'm a chronic insomniac, that's my night's entertainment sorted!
Here's the link for anyone else who wants it: ruclips.net/video/efy6x-RhxKE/видео.html
Richie Aprile gave him THE JACKET for this scene
The jacketttttt!!!! 🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻
@@Hetubird The jackehhhhhhhhhhhht
Lmaoooooooo
Ya flexinnn💪
@@Imarida2 LIMP!
The outfit choice of Henry was so spot on he looks bad ass
Dude absolutely earned every hit he got.
I know a lot of my friends would have walked out of the theatre after watching this scene. But I didn't. I gotta admit the truth, it turned me on.
Undead Nightorc u fucked up
@listerone I think it's safe to say that the joke here went waaaaaay over your head.
Did you watch beyond 1:56?
@listerone It's also one of my favourite films. I really think Scorsese should have left the genre alone after this, because this was the definitive gangster movie for me. The Irishman was really disappointing by comparison.
I assume when you say you've visited the location, you only mean Henry and Karen's house. I was wondering if there was a real functioning phone booth in the location from which she calls Henry, because the one in that scene looks a bit flimsy (although not as flimsy as the one at which Jimmy later receives the news of Tommy's murder! :D )
Not like the scene where Frank beating the shit outta the store clerk in The Irishman, this shit ruined the movie.
@Martin Kubiš what about the cops??? That's their job...lol
throughout most of the film Henry Hill didn't really do anything violent, he seemed to be shocked by the violence most of the time, but this scene showed that he's a wiseguy for a reason as he can be violent when he wants to as well
that's because he was the one who told the story and he wanted to come out of it as clean as possible
Igor Mikeshin true but I agree through the movie Henry never killed anyone or did anything other than this scene that is really violent
Are ya'll forgetting when he and jimmy were beating the guy in the back seat and were threatening to throw him into a lion exhibit
Pale Rider and the part where they’re beating up that store owner because he wouldn’t let his mistress do whatever she wanted.
@@IvanaGiznya oh yeah forgot that one haven't watched in a while, btw i don't care what Hill or anyone says you HAVE to be violent in that life there is no choice most street gangs, prison gangs and organized crime syndicates/families etc. are blood in blood out i.e. you have to ice someone to get in and only way out is dead and also hill or anyone else with half a brain is not going to incriminate themselves by telling of more viscious crimes
That strut across the road to deliver the beatdown is truly legendary...RIP ray and god bless.x
He stepped to him like a grown ass man😂
Henry's walk is how I walked in work yesterday when my manager asked me to come in on my day off😂
Bella Ali 🤣🤣🤣
Next time not just walk, beat her/his azz and get turned on
Did you have Henry's look on your face?
😂🤣😂🤣
Bella Ali no you didn’t lmao calm down.
..back when Ray tried quitting smoking without Chantix
Lol!
I keep trying to give this multiple thumbs up but it won't let me.
Oh my god this comment bout kilt me
💀😂
LMFAO
Thats like one of the most satisfying scenes in cinematic history.
The punches really felt meaty, and his look of pure rage at the end is brilliant. RIP Ray Liotta
What are meaty punches?
@@sowhat... You could actually just google it, as it is usually faster than asking on RUclips comments
Those are pistol whips …
I always thought it would have been funny if she said; "No. The guy in the blue shirt, not the yellow jacket". Then he'd have to go back over and do it again.
Ok now THAT’S funny! 🤣
@TWISTED INTO TRUTH GAVE ME A 6 PACK FROM LAUGHING🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That's quentin tarantino
Thanks for the laugh 🤣🤣🤣
:))))))))
Wow, his 2 friends really went out of their way to help.
Randy Bailin lmao!
Those are his brothers!
Randy Bailin lol yes because they didn't want that ass whooping
Its just a movie,ray liotta would get slammed to the ground like a pussy!
too busy shitting their pants
This was actually the calmest most reasonable way to handle the situation
This HAS to be top 10 greatest movies ever
kudos to the sound engineer to replicate steel hitting bone skull..
tensphreak makes your skin crawl
I think they used a huge cow bone and a gun replica to make the noise
He repeatedly hits him in the nose. He isn't trying to kill him.
Agreed.
I was just going to comment about that, It hurts just hearing it!
I don’t care how many times I’ve watched this movie it never gets old.
Shades of the Sonny/Carlo scene from the godfather here.
@Hey Tex cringe
Amen.. 👍
It never does this must be the honestly 30th time I’ve seen it, it is truly a flawless film but never won awards because it’s mainly about America and violence
Me too. Along with Casino and Scareface.
I saw this all the time where I grew up. Real OGs dont use words. They walk right up to you, calmer than Ray here, and let hands do the talking. I love it.
The way Ray walked over to the neighbour, his body language was saying "I'm about to f*ck you up" One of the best scenes in cinema history. RIP Ray Liotta, you're gone but never forgotten.
1:03 is the best "I'm gonna fuck you up" walk ever.
David WALK HARD!!!👊🏾😡🖕🏾💯
Ray Liotas mom just died before they shot this scene, he said he used that anger for it.
The only other person I have seen his that walk was Driver from Faster.
Jaegar Ultima Did not know that about him. He was probably just angry in general at her death.
@Jaegar19Ultima Why wouldn't you he angry, upset, etc
The most threatening walk of anyone in any movie, ever.
RIP Ray Liotta.
That walk was Electrifying. You could just tells something Heavy was about to go down. R.I.P Ray
Yes
I gotta give it to Sonny.
He’s got nothing on the Chris Moltisanti “power walk”
@@nigabastard1268Chrissy is a punk compared to this.
The way he looks in the rear view mirror and he has that eagle stare is great acting. RIP
I heard that Ray Liottas mother passed away during filming of the movie and the reason this scene is so real is because he was able to express his grief and rage.
"Don't shoot! I'm just drinking Coca Cola. Original formula."
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"What do you want fucko?"
"I want your friends coke."
Lmao 🤣 🤣🤣
I actually lol'ed thank you magical flying joking horse.
😄😄😄😄😄
I love how real this is. its simple, no music, just one continuous shot of him walking from his car straight towards the guy. he just beats his ass then walks away. like, damn.
Pretty sure he was beating his face.
My hero
Just like a bad.ass John Wayne ass whooping the Duke could not done better.
@@jipke hard to tell the difference now.
The single-take shot just emphasizes the inevitablity of the beatdown, no stopping or turning aside from what's gotta be done.
I worked on a movie with Scorsese's on set photographer and he told me at the 1:38 mark someone on the set's walkie talkie went off and they kept it in. It baffles me because that would be such an easy thing to take out but for one reason or another it's there.
RIP Ray Liotta. A one of a kind actor. There will never be another like him.
Thats a fine shine job those boys are doing on that car. Respect.
20 years they've been working to perfect their shining.
It’s because they went to get their fucking shine box! Lol
Cleanest Rallye wheels in Hoboken I swear they look like fucken mirrors...pardon my French
@@nickypoundtown9568 Hoboken is Dutch, not French.
You sure you wanna bring up the shine box thing Billy?
The guy looks like a mobster. So calling him "fucko" was poor choice of words.
"You look like a GANGSTER!"
Lmaoo for some reason I've been saying fuckoe all day today
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What who calls ppl fucko
@@RaytheGrayt great its fuckin fucko day. Yesterday was shit bird day
The smug expectation of the two guys in the background, convinced they're about to watch their friend, a king in their world, administer a beat-down, only to watch on in horror as a character from another world, a world they've only read about, rips their comfort, safety and superiority to shreds with an act of violence they couldn't have imagined.
1:24...you can definitely hear Tommy Vercetti
Shortest "I'm a tough guy" performance in Cinema history is awarded to Karen's neighbor.
No, The pen guy in casino gets that award.
No, the "I don't care" guy from "Meatballs III" gets that award.
@@Brian-vz5cu Okay, shortest "I'm a tough guy, while looking like a complete soyboy bitch douchebag" award goes to this guy.
" and then he got REALLY ANGRY"
*inhales*
* SCREEEEEE *
00:31
He pushed me outta the car
@@calogerogriffin861 lol
Hahahaa
kkkkkk noticed that too!!
I love that part lol I can’t help but fill in and do her scream myself hahahaha
He handled that exactly like my dad would have. My father just loved people and had a long fuse . Mess with his family he would come at you with everything he had. . Lol. That was him.
Best part was his friend never even puts down his Coke! 😂
The sounds of Henry pistolwhipping the shit out of Bruce makes me wonder why Goodfellas wasnt also nominated for Sound Editing.
pistol whipped, more like pistol punched.
The pistol whipping sounds were used in whack your boss along with the sound of Tommy stabbing Billy batts
@@axtondragunov1784 Thank God somebody else remembers that game.
@@ginnrollins211 it's a classic just like goodfellas
The guy on the right was like, "friends come and go but this beer is here to stay".
I think that was a coke.
Genius
I lost it xD
That's one bizzare Coke ad then.
Pl Pl lol
Country Club had no idea what was about to go down when Henry got to his side of the road. Brutal.
One of those movies I can watch over and over without it ever getting old.
I’m glad Dr. Melfi got her life straightened out.
Unlike Tony , Henry had the making of a varsity athlete
Also , i want therapy sessions with Melfi and Henry
You and me both 😂
she was turned on by Tony too...but kept it under wraps
Truth.
You can only heal what you understand.
1:14 "What do you want, fucko? You want something, huh?"
* gets pistol whipped *
"AGH!"
Love this 🤣🤣
Sound like the outside of my brother’s room when my uncle came over
Alex I. Ramirez Rivera Mr. X gon give it to ya it’s cause it’s the exact same sound effect lol
One of the most memorable scenes of Ray Liotta.. RIP
this is one of the best titles for a video ive ever read period
Liotta lets her in the passenger door then hops over through the back seat, never taking his eyes off Brocco. What passion and focus. The rage building.
Haha yea i noticed that. It was like fastest route possible without losing concentration😲
I always wonder if that was all Scorsese or if Liotta decided to do that rather than walk around the car and Scorsese thought it was brilliant and kept it in. A truly excellent detail that made the scene so much better.
Oh, and it’s Bracco!
Quiche Lorraine Bracco😆🤌
Scenes like these are really making me appreciate film. Never thought about all that my first go around watching this
OK Spielberg 🥴
The difference between Tomy and Henry was that, Henry can be violent when needed to... Tommy was violent cause he felt like had something to prove all the time, and that made him, reckless and stupid, that's why he got whacked....
Now go home and get your fucking shine box 😂
It’s more than that. This is not in the film, but while Henry was in jail, Tommy attempted to rape Karen. Karen was having an affair with Paulie, and she told him what happened. After that, he gave up Tommy, which led to him getting whacked
*ehem* spoilers.
@@srami004 ok now that's interesting and changes the game....but I thought the main reason why tommy was whacked was because the Billy Bats incident....after knowing this now I get why he gave up Paulie to de feds ...
....and a lot of other stuff.
Ray Liotta's facial expressions as he walks over to the guy are so intense and perfectly acted. You can see the face of vengeance.
He was so cold! Rest easy king
Henry: hide this.
Karen: *literally picks a terrible hiding spot.
It would have read better without using 'literally'. Stop using 'literally'. Every person that uses it reads like a moron anymore.
Nobody found it though, did they?
According to the book she really hid it in the milk box and when the cops came they didn’t find it and all they did was escort Henry past the Nassau county line or something like that.
That always bothered me
Useful Vidiots you okay man?
Guy said "you want some?" and proceeded to get grabbed by the hair and got his face smashed 😂😂😂😂😂
Really? I didn't see that part, timestamp?
@mic je woooosch 😀
The guy asked “You want some?”
I’d say he got it!
Yeah, that never came across as realistic to me. Same with that horrible scene in The Irishman, when DeNiro beats up that shopkeeper. I love Scorsese but he's not the best at fight scenes.
Most people that talk shit that is all they can do is talk. Be more worried about the quiet ones that let their actions talk.
It's so amazing how with just one change of expression, Ray Liotta goes from this harmless, handsome looking dude, to looking absolutely maniacal and frightening. Also with his voice. He had almost like this child like innocence to his regular tone in this movie, and then he had this scary as shit yelling voice.
You know youre a car guy when you see movies set back in the day and you always call out the yr/make/model. And could give a damn about the movie itself.
What tommy would have done if he was in the place of henry
You can just imagine 🤣🤣🤣
Shantanu - probably a broad daylight be heading in front of his 2 friends 🔪😂☠️
Tommy would shoot all three and then take a dump on their corpses.
Oof! It’d be over
The real Tommy would test out new firearms on random people just because he felt like it so there's no telling what he would have done
Tommy would have went pistol whip beast mode on all three of them the way he beat Batts
“As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to pistol whip someone”.
*freeze frame of Ray Loitta bashing in a skull*
Everyone does at some point.
🤣🤣🤣👍❤
you can. you'll just likely go to jail for it though.
@@zzz7zzz9 Only if you get caught
His face when he walks back 😂
The wimpy “Don’t shoot!” gets me every time
You know a man cares about you when he doesn't walk around his nice convertible with very nice seats but climbs through the convertible walking on the very nice seats.
Imagine if it was Tarantino.
Definitely an eye popping out atleast.
And then some feet
To be fair Scorcese did do that in casino
Tarantino wishes he could be like scorsese
imagine if it was cronenberg then too
ok maybe it will be to much haha
Daaaaaaaaaaaaaammnn..... Like he was nailing a picture on the wall. Lol!!!
"May the wind always be at your back, and the sun always upon your face, and may the wings of destiny carry you aloft to dance with the stars."
RIP
Ray Liotta
*”staaahs” ⭐️
RIP to one of the greatest American actors to ever grace the cinemas.
I didn’t realize bill murray passed aeay
да,рэй лиотта - красавчик.one of the greatest and underrated actor.same as Ed Harris, John Malkovich... and many others . какие актёры и какие фильмы.
Look, I don't mean to piss on Ray's grave, but what films of significance did he really do other than this? I mean, yes, he's in Fields of Dreams as well, as he does fine as Shoeless Joe. But what else was he in? Turbulence? He's just not DeNiro is all i'm sayin.
@@user-tb6sm4jg4d and now we are watching old films and...wow!this is great movie,but needs just 30-35-years to understand.A Prayer for the Dying-1987....young Mickey...what a musik-Bill Conti...a hope you understand what i talking about.(poor english)
underrated-means many old films actors of "second plane" more great than most modern puffed up movie stars@@user-tb6sm4jg4d
That is how you handle your business.
That’s how you go to jail, and become someone’s princess
@@lastwarning1 lmao
KA very original
@@user-ht4kp7py2c shut the fuck up bitch
high quality content very original
Ray simply owns this movie, Pesci is great, De Niro is also awesome, but Ray simply commands the show here. Amazing performance, iconic voiceover.
I mean, Ray plays the protagonist, so...yah--it's written that way
@@mobus1603 Some films the protagonist is clearly overshadowed, specially when there's heavyweghts on supporting role, and my point was, Ray held his own and was the highlight even dealing with iconic performances by Pesci, De Niro, Bracco and Sorvino. performances.
Henry never kills anyone the entire film, just pistol whips a guy like a virtuous badass.
1:35 .... that look on Liotta's face. He almost looks like a different person. Some seriously great acting there.
Kevin Fleming his mom died during this time of acting for the film ..”swear to my mother “ was improvised
He kind of looks like a pissed off Jay Leno for a second
With a little bit of Jack Torrance after he axed Hallorann.
The teeth gritting is iconic Haha.
No. The real transformative acting is at 1:54 a true animal hunter look. Superb.
Godspeed, Ray. You will be missed.
Why I'm here...
@@mikeking1948
Shame he didn’t get to do more other great movies. I know he did a few other good ones but he was kind of always seen as the tough guy after this.
@@ruly8153 I heard that's why he did Operation Dumbo Drop. To not be typecast...
There were probably better choices than that...
67 ... he was a fuckin kid
Nobody will miss tho.
RIP RAY ! YOU WAS A UNIQUE CHARACTER AND GOOD PERSON
RIP to a legend Ray Liotta. He was a good man. A good…..fella if you will
The prequel of Dr. Melfi's wonderful career as a shrink
You see an angry Ray Liotta walking your way, you done goofed.
T G of course you know, right. 😂🤔
T G Sounds like they have a lot in common with RUclips commenters then.
Burt Cocaine pretending to be tough was his job. Why are you spergs so angry about this? Henry hill actually did this not Ray liota
Tell that to Hannibal Lester, who fed him his own brain
Never say, "Oh you want some?" to a mobster walking with deliberate speed onto your driveway - run - very fast - as far as you can!
Rest in peace, Ray.
He is icon and a legend among actors.
I love the simple action and sound
just hearing “Thunk, Thunk, Thunk, Thunk”
I always imagined that the guy who says “don’t shoot” just pissed himself
Wouldn’t you? You just watched your shithead friend get his face turned into hamburger and then you’re staring down the black barrel and there’s a lunatic behind the trigger.
You don't fuck with women. Period
If this was metal gear that guy would totally have pissed himself, sound effect and puddle too
@@crispinjulius5032 I would have said, "The hamburger face you just flip. Well Ugh, I don't even know him. I was just interested in the car and thought I made him an offer but I guess I should leave now." :)
@@BISHIIP I don't fuck with women on their period either. You're left with sticky pubes.
Fun fact: The actor who plays Henry Hill, Ray Liotta, lost his Mom only a few days before. He channeled his anger and grief from her death into this scene.
Hopefully he didn't actually hurt the actor
Thanks for this tidbit!! Very cool. His acting is authentic.
That's not fun!
@@matthewblume9797 That’s what I was about to type 🤣🤣🤣
I don't know if I'd necessarily call that "fun" but it's interesting to know.
To this day still my best film of all time - RIP Ray Liotta - Amazing Actor
Never pick a fight with mobsters. They are not worried about a criminal record. Big advantage.
Even other regular people don't give a fuck about no criminal record.
Most people DO care. You can't get a decent job with a criminal record, as most conduct a background check.
leafyutube You can get factory jobs that pay around 15 an hour which isnt bad.
R.I.P Lim Jahey oh well, you lay a hand on a mobster you're dead regardless you kick his ass
They also don't 2 shits about fighting dirty against someone they see as dirty.
They are far more concerned as maintaining an image of a guy that finishes things and is not to be fucked with.
The "Don't shoot" guy gets me every time 😅😂
😅🤣🤣🤣
in a real situation on that particular time, its a serious statement, almost begging not to lose his life in a second!!....
Yup! Same. 😆😂
Yeah, Liotta was a fantastic actor... but kudos to the "don't shoot!" guy, he sounded like the biggest pussi imaginable! That's acting! 😆
Also, fuk RUclips & their bullshit, Nazi censoring!
I love how Thelma used the screech of the car to cut off Karen’s “he got really angry”-then used her remaining dialogue in the next shot without caring if it fit her lips. Then that loooong hold on Ray before he gets out of the car like a total badass. And the subtle slow mo shots when Karen comes out of the house and takes the gun.
Determined advance to battle. I never get bored with this film. RIP Ray Liotta.
We all focus on the violence and how it made us feel, but that walk? Man, the walk TO that dude was the most intense walk I’ve ever seen. I remember holding my breath in the theater.
Theatre? You still alive?
@@nihadtp539damn bru you're so funny
He was only five years old. Parents brought him.
@@nihadtp539 You have to ask?
I'm more focused on that sound of the pistol whipping. Goddamn.
"Tommy Versetti is a innocent man"
Vercetti*
Fr Catholichnikov “HEY EVERYONE I corrected someone’s grammar, I’m so smart!” We all knew what the person meant, fuck head.
@Vito Scaletta what u gonna do ?
@@robertbaratheon2193 it's not fuck head it's actually "fuko" lol
@@robertbaratheon2193 Cry harder nerd
"Here hide this"
She proceeds to hide it somewhere that will be opened by either her parents or the milk man within the next 24 hours.
In the Goodfellas commentary, Henry Hill says the movie is about 95% correct. During this scene, Henry says everything is accurate accept as soon as he starts beating the guy, his buddies take off running. "I knocked out, I think, 3 or 4 of his teeth. He never told the police who did it, so I dont know what happened after that. All I know, is he never bothered her again."
That's going to hurt in the morning.
FingerPickinGood _ That's an understatement. That's gonna hurt for at least a year. Lol
just tell him to walk it off
MP R for real 👍.. not to mention brain 🧠 damage .. and being in the hospital for weeks laid out after a whipping from iron to the face like that ..
LOL
Didn't he hit em like 10 times. One shot with iron to the face, could have knocked him out.
The title is classic 😂
I was getting pissed that no one mentioned it
Same!
I gotcha up top
I thought this meme video title format didn’t come around until a couple years ago, maybe the uploaded changed the name recently? Otherwise they were some kinda trendsetter in 2014 lol
Those little Smith and Wesson revolvers are made of solid steel and weigh over 20oz loaded. That would most certainly bust the guy's face open quite badly.
That look on his face after beating him. He really dug deep into that character in that moment
He's lucky he didn't mess with Tommys girlfriend, fuck knows what Tommy would have done to him or even three of them!! LOL
In the real world this guy's brains would have been running out of his head after being repeatedly bashed like that. Can you imagine being pounded like that?
I know what he would had done afterwards. We would ask Henry for a shovel.
@@mckinleymac3452 Exactly.
Ever seen a grown man beaten to death with a shine box?
@@theheretic3764 Tommy would probably break it over Billy Bats face.😆