Goodfellas?? More like Badfellas! (first time watching)
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Damn! You really burned them with that title. 😯
_Sandy throws coke at the door._
Mary: *What a waste!*
Me: I hear ya Mary. I hear ya.
Frankie the Wop - Wop is actually W.O.P. or WithOut Passport. Basically he's in the country illegally.
The expression half a f*g is basically calling someone a wimp or a pussy
Mary I recommend it you Casino and the Departed by Martin Scorsese but I didn't catch your last message
RIP Ray Liotta
An absolute masterful performance.
"That sausage looks so weird, it looks like intestines"
Who wants to tell her?
LOL
I was going to say look up how to make sausage. Or don't, if you want to keep eating it.
Lol true, but the best sausages and hotdogs have the “casing” still on them. But casing is a better marketing term over intestine skin lol.
Joe Pesci was phenomenal in this movie. From laughing to homicidal to laughing in heartbeats.
Won the academy award for best supporting actor.
And his character was toned down from real life. The guy he portrayed once shot an innocent man just to test out his new gun.
@@curtismartin2866Yeah Tommy irl was a legit psychopath
Fun fact... Tommy's mother in this film was actually played by Martin Scorsese's actual mother.
Yup. And the old mobster who said, "And that's that," after Tommy's death was Scorsese's father IRL
In addition Marty rarely gave his mother lines. She followed 'the story' but that's about it. The actors are all good enough at improv to carry & or guide things in the right direction. & The painting! It's her's. & She really is. Showing it off to the boys. & She ironed shirt collars.
@@christianvennemann9008 Now that I didn't know. Thanks.
She was also in Casino!@@JamesDavis-sh9gh
Another fun fact, the guy Henry and Karen were speaking to about witness protection was the actual prosecutor who dealt with the real Henry Hill.
Fun fact: The sweet old lady playing Tommy's mom is actually Martin Scorcese's mother
Also, his father is making the sauce in prison.
RIP!!
Funner fact
The FBI agent at 49:00 who put him in witness protection is the actual FBI agent who put Henry Hill in witness protection.
Fun fact. You might be an NPC
RIP Paul Sorvino (April 13, 1939 - July 25, 2022), aged 83
And
RIP Ray Liotta (December 18, 1954 - May 26, 2022), aged 67
You both will be remembered as legends.
This is basically 90% true story and the real Henry Hill died in 2012. The creator the Sopranos called this movie his handbook for creating the perfect Mafia story. It’s not coincidence that so many actors from Goodfellas appeared in the Sopranos
Well that depends on who you believe. Many say Henry wasn't this respected especially when word got around he was speedballing coke & heroin.
It all depends. I tend to believe Michael franzese when he says that Henry was a lost soul. Even the movie kind of shows this. Also him being way more involved than he actually was. And also the movie doesn’t show how multiple times Henry tried to get out of the life as he realizes where it would eventually lead. I don’t think that prison scene is accurate though.
Have watch Scarface 1983 movie or the 2004 Punisher movie
The 10% Henry Hill left out of the story is the murders he actually committed.
"That sausage looks weird, looks like intestines."
Funny you should mention that. That's exactly what natural sausage casing is, cow, hog, sheep intestines.
Ray Liotta made the big stars look like supporting actors. RIP Ray.
Best mafia movie EVER! The fact that the late Ray Liotta wasn't even nominated for an Oscar for this was CRIMINAL!
"Wop" is a pejorative for Italian-Americans.
Ray Liotta is deceased? That's sad to hear.
@@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps He passed away last year from heart faliure and pulmonary edema.
@@ExUSSailorWithout Papers or Without Pssport. I’ve heard both used.
Allegedly WOP was what Immigration papers were stamped at Ellis Island when somebody showed without integration paperwork.
And a lot of the Italians emigrated though Ellis Island and lacked papers/passport so they got their papers stamped WOP
Godfather 1 and 2 are both way better than this movie, but this is still quite good.
There was more to the killing of Billy Batts than just his insult to Tommy about shining shoes. While Billy was in prison, Jimmy (De Niro) had taken over Billy's lucrative bookmaking business. Now that Billy was out of prison, he wanted that business back. DeNiro's character didn't want to give it up, so he wanted Batts dead as much as Tommy. He had his own reasons.
"Again with the breaking of the balls" is one of my favorite reaction lines from Mary.
At this time of his career Samuel L Jackson's roles were cameos mostly. He usually played a scumbag,a sleaze, or a junkie. His career didn't take off until Pulp Fiction.
On another note I loved all the characters in this movie. Most of all Paul Sorvino. He reminded me so much of my late Grandfather.
Fun fact: Samuel L Jackson was a crack smoker back in the mid 80's and used his knowledge of being an addict to play Wesley Snipes crackhead brother in the 1991 movie Jungle fever.
"He's abusive."
She put a friggin' gun in his face!
Don't blame her she has been brainwashed
Yes, Henry is abusive.
It's also pretty laughable how many reactors to this film are surprised he's gaslighting and cheating on her. He's a freakin' mobster that robs, hurts, and even kills people for a living, is it really that unbelievable that he would cheat on his wife too? Some of these viewers need to get out of their puritan bubble for a second and start accepting reality.
@@zerodood thank you .. You said perfectly puritan bubble
@@jmurdock8303 hell out of here if he in his teen knew what he was going mobbing up her at 17-20 def knew what she was doing y’all simps would give a women the world and she give you in between her legs and y’all feel that’s a fair trade 😹😹😹🤦♂️🤦♂️
Bronx Tale might be a very good one to watch its a mob movie but from an outside perspective.
My cousin played Bronx Tale on Broadway, till he was hit with the rona. RIP
Bronx Tale is sooo good. I love this movie
Bronx Tale is legendary
The movie definitely made Paulie out to look like a father figure, in reality Paulie was a ruthless psychopath, who had no empathy whatsoever for anyone or anything.
I love when Joe Pesci plays unstable characters, he definitely earned the Oscar for this role
He deserved for Casino and The Irishman too.
It's said that he played the role in an understated way. The real Tommy DiSimone was an extremely vicious serial killer and psychopath.
Now you should see My Blue Heaven, starring Steve Martin as a mobster in the witness protection program being guarded by Rick Moranis as an FBI agent. It is hysterical. But it also was based on the story of Henry Hill. It was written by Nora Ephron (she wrote When Harry Met Sally and Sleepless in Seattle), who was married to Nicolas Pileggi, who wrote Goodfellas. The two movies came out in the same month based on the same story but are lightyears apart in tone.
Cracking film , I'd forgotten all about it, thanks for the brain nudge , I'm looking for it now 😂
Martin Scorsese makes most directors look like amateurs. One of the few directors that make a film feel like real life
"How does he have patience for 2 women?"
Mary is asking the important questions.
:D
cuz real men can put women in line. whereas weak men cant even handle 1 girl.
The self awareness puts her in an elite class 😂
yeah, for real dude, the fact that she is aware that 2 women is even more hell than 1 is hilarous.
I was talking with a driving instructor during a course for the Marine Corps a few years ago and he said 2 wives is a terrible idea because it’s two sets of problems basically but said 30 wives is perfect because you have one for everyday of the month and each day is a new beginning. Sean was quite a guy
Ah, Goodfellas and Casino really are the genuine article. They are so authentic in how the mafia really operated. I love the use of narration so we the audience actual can understand what’s happening and why:)
It works
Excellent movies and also Donnie Brasco. 1997
And Joe Pesci gets screwed over in both.
Deniro and Pesci's characters in real life were even more violent. Also Henry Hill blew threw the money he got for this movie in like 1maybe a year and a half 😆
He was addict mess his whole life. Could never help himself.
when Karen gets scared and runs away from Jimmy, the camera pans up and we see 2 street signs "one way" pointing to the inside of the building, and "dont walk". Scorsese is a genius with little touches like that.
Great reaction! WOP is a denigrating term for immigrant Italians back in the day. I believe it was to mean "Without papers."
Probably a false etymology. The term was current before there was any such thing as immigration papers. Wikipedia quotes Merriam-Webster dictionary to say it derives ultimately from "the Southern Italian dialectal term 'guappo', roughly meaning 'dandy', or 'swaggerer'".
@@donaldb1🤡
07:15 WOP is American for WOG
Now you need to watch My Blue Heaven(1990) It's a comedy about what happens to a gangster when they enter Witness Protection. It was written by the wife of the writer of Goodfellas, and written at the same time. Steve Martin, Rick Moranis, and Joan Cusack. It's a good time.
I 2nd that recommendation. One of Steve Martin's best performances. 🙂
"My Blue Heaven " was great.
12:10 - This famous "long shot" was in the first time a director used a "steadicam" in films in this way. They were around since 1976, but no one ever thought to use one for one continuous long shot like this until this movie. I remember it was talked about a lot back then. I was in film school at that time, and the instructors kept talking about it too, lol. The shot was just under 3 minutes long. Of course other directors followed suit after this and did similar long, uninterrupted steadicam shots, but this was the granddaddy of them all. lol
I think Hitchcock used the long shot as well back in the 1950s occasionally.
@@ShawNshawN - He likely did have 'long shots' in his film, but they were either traditional handheld camera shots, or dolly shots, and nowhere near as long as this famous shot in Goodfellas. I was specifically referring to the "Steadicam" (a very particular invention) that didn't come onto the scene until after Hitchcock's last known directorial work which was "Family Plot" in 1976. I'm sure had Hitchcock had an opportunity, he would have used it, but it wasn't around for him to use it during his active years in the business. The Steadicam wasn't introduced to the public, nor put into full commercial use until about '75. And the technology wasn't as perfected as it was until it was used around the time of the making of Goodfellas. Hence, why Martin Scorsese had his D.P. use it to make this now famous cinematic shot, which was consequently called "The Copa Shot". It was a one-take shot that was at least three minutes long. I was in film school around the time Goodfellas was released, and I remember my professors talking a great deal about that shot, and of course the technology involved. From what I remember, the same person (Garrett Brown) who invented the Steadicam is also the one who would later invent the "Skycam" during the 80s, which is often used at arena, and sporting events such as the NFL. 🙂
“Casino” is a must-see!!!
R.I.P. Ray Liotta, a greatly talented actor.
Tommy and Leo Getz are like night and day. 😂 Leo is a warm fuzzy goofball.
I think Karen was apologizing for pointing and holding a gun at Henry's face.
Fun fact: The sweet little old lady who played Tommy's mom is actually Mama Scorsese, mother of the director, Martin Scorsese.
The craziest thing about Tommy was that the REAL Henry Hill said he was waaaayyy more psychotic & murderous but Martin Scorcese toned him down for the movie
you might want to consider going back even further to watch older gangster flicks. 1967's "bonnie and clyde" is the film that brought the gangster genre into the modern age. in the late 40s cagney starred in "white heat" and bogart starred in "key largo" which co-starred edward g. robinson as the gangster. in 1939 bogart and cagney starred together in the classic "the roaring twenties." in the early 30s the film "public enemy" made cagney a star. and paul muni was excellent playing an "al capone" type character in "scarface."
all these films are really, really good and come higly recommended. give them a try. i think you'll be pleasantly surprised.
Yes! It's been a minute since Mary has watched anything this heavy in a while. Wait till she finishes The Godfather 3. Lol. ❤ Also see Casino with Deniro and Pesci, Scarface with Al Pacino, Carlitos Way with Pacino.
Henry Hill had a very distinctive laugh, and Ray Liotta was doing a spot-on impersonation of his laugh.
Martin Scorsese is legendary in the film world for his one shot takes.
This and the one take in Atonement are my favorite
The fact that Joe Pesci did GOODFELLAS and HOME ALONE 1 in the same year is astounding (he won Best Supporting Actor for GOODFELLAS too)!
Side Note: After LETHAL WEAPON 4, Joe Pesci went into semi-retirement. Since then, he has only done 5 movies and 1 TV show. One such film is the Netflix film THE IRISHMAN, also directed by Martin Scorsese and co-starring Robert De Niro and Al Pacino (I really liked it personally).
I was thinking I hadn't seen Joe in much since LW4... Glad he's doing well though.
His role in The Irishman is his absolute best, imo.
@@dudermcdudeface3674 I agree. I’d add Al Pacino too.
@@LordVolkov Pesci is 80 years old , he should be in some Pete Davidson production , Bupkis , from 2022 , playing his grand dad and Edie Falco plays his mother .
@@axr7149 The only real beef I would have is when DeNiro is kicking that dude on the ground and those were such pathetic old man kicks. It was dark enough they could have used a body double that could really put the boots to the guy.
Mary is so adorably naïve, like “why are these sociopaths so rude?” Lol ❤
😄exactly
It's so enchanting
Textbook case of somebody raised by social media. "Go sis! Shoot him in the head!" Yeah, committing murder over infidelity would be super cool and respectable. /s
michael franzese who was mentioned in the movie(not the actual guy, he has youtube channel) said that henry hill was never so important that he got to go in through the kitchen and also michael franzese saved henry hill's life 3 times by not informing on him to the mobster when he was taking drugs or was in witness protection while in the slammer
The Departed, Aviator, Gangs of New York, After Hours.
Martin Scorcese knows how to tell a story.
Thanks for reacting to this.
Aviator needs some reactions. Leo gives a great performance in that one.
Raging Bull is amazing too.
@@redwing1214 Yes! Easily Scorsese's top 3
"As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be a gangster..."
RIP to Ray Liotta. His narration brings so much to Goodfellas, and the scene where he slides out of the court box breaking the 4th wall is so smooth.
You would enjoy Ray in Heartbreakers, with Sigourney Weaver, and Operation Dumbo Drop, with Danny Glover
yess THATs a film Ive never seen anyone review, Its a classic con. comedy anyone would enjoy. I just SAW Cassie do PRIMAL FEAR with Edward Norton and R Gere and she was blown away at the twist, lol
Robert DeNiro insisted on using real money when he was tipping in order to make his Gangster persona seem more authentic. At the end of the day, Scorsese would triple count the set amount of money used in those scenes and wouldn't let anyone, cast or crew, leave until it was all accounted for. Just like a real Gangster. 😂
"What's a wop?" 😬
Eh, just be careful who ya say it around.
I would seriously recommend "The Departed" by Scorsese. It's a classic. Plus - Jack Nicholson, Matt Damon, Leonardo DiCaprio and Mark Wahlberg
This is an epic gangster film, Pesci as Tommy was terrifying and Conway not that far off. Oh and Jimmy Two Times is a total legend a total legend.
😂😂
You got that right, got that right.
One of the greatest movies of all time!
“That sausage looks like intestines.”
Yeah….fun fact….
Fun fact:
The actress who played Karen is Dr. Melfi in the Sopranos.
Ok yes... Henry was a terrible husband, but he had every right to get upset after she literally pointed a gun to his freaking face lol
his wife: *puts gun to his head*
Mary: wow i respect her if she kills him
henry: *slaps her and takes the gun away from his head*
Mary: woow is he serious?! hes abusive!
my guy just trying to defend himself by not dying is abusive, but the one who put a gun to his head is good and respected.
typical women, they want the authority of a man, but accountability of a child.☕☕☕
@@vortexlight8387it’s literally not that serious, my guy
@@jmendozaedd he just pointing it out are you making a big deal out of it
@@vortexlight8387 Toxic Femininity, indeed.
Not to mention she clearly saw what kind of guy he is, but yet still stayed with him and got married. Lets skip over the fact as well she has two kids with her while yelling obscenities and being a crazy lady at his mistresses apartment building. Also a side note the real life wife was sleeping around behind his back with Paulie, she is no saint ,she knew everything they did. In typical fashion though she is given a pass and is somehow the victim.
Mary.... The long cam Copa shot is LITERALLY taught in film classes. It's a Masterpiece. 7 takes!!! Henny Youngman the comedian would fumble his lines and they would have to reset and start again!!! thank you for watching this. it's timeless.
Fun fact: “Spider” also “shot himself in the foot” figuratively after Tommy did it literally 😂
The book that this film was based on was called Wiseguy. That originally was going to be the name of the movie, however, at the time there was a TV show on the air called Wiseguy and to make sure there was not any confusion, they decided to make the name change to Goodfellas
“You’ve caused a commotion”. I’ve never laughed so hard in my life when you said that
Am I in trouble? I don’t know how. All I know how to do is reply
CHALLENGE: Take a shot every time she says "gaslighting."
Never get tired of watching this film masterpiece.
8:02 - 8:25 In Animaniacs, that was a running gag for the Goodfeather segments between two pigeons; Squit and Pesto, which always ends in a scuffle.
Check out Scorsese's "Casino" (another true story) which came out in 1995 and is sort of a companion piece to this. The cinematic style is similar. De Niro and Pesci also star.
Henry outlived everyone he knew in that group. To the point that the ones who took over rescinded the bounty on Henry’s head allowing him to be out in public without looking over his shoulder and being able to do many interviews for many documentaries about what happened or on other gangs
Trivia: When "Paulie" unexpectedly slaps "Henry" in the face, that scene was improved and Paul Sorvino totally caught Ray Liotta off guard. That's why Ray Liotta looks so shocked, like "WTF"?!?! Classic Scorsese secret directorial!
A movie you should watch is, "my blue heaven" it's technically a comedy but it's based on gangsters that are in the witness protection program. You'll see things that are associated with the crime family based in this movie.
We learned a lesson from Mary and I quote "no breaking of the balls when people are around". 😅
The guy who played "Fat Andy" in the scene where Henry is introducing all of the members of the crew was Louis Eppolito, a corrupt cop who took part in kidnappings and at least one murder for the mob. He got arrested some years after his bit part in this movie and ended up dying in prison, along with his partner, who was also corrupt.
Probably my favorite movie of all time. Just amazing.
This is such a great film!
Yeah I was obsessed with this last Year When I First Watch it And it's a Great Film
Joe Pesci won Best supporting actor in this film.
21:09 Nonna here reminds me of me when my daughters visit. Lots of hugs, then I immediately cook something for them. 😄
When a little visit turns into a whole meal, that’s family.
One of my favorite movies of all time!
21:18 That's Martin Scorsese's real life mom, she improvised her entire part in this movie, she just treated them all like her sons friends stopping by like she normally would have.
The only thing Marty told her was to show them the painting.
If you liked this one. I would recommend Casino with Deniro and Pesci or The Departed with Leo Dicaprio, Matt Damon and Jack Nicholson. Both movies were directed by Martin Scorsese
Yes!!! The Departed is even better than Goodfellas in my opinion.
Casino not nearly this good, but still enjoyable.
You are always so quotable. It's so much fun to re-visit your commentary over and over. My favorite lines in this one are "so forward with the banging" and "again with the breaking of the balls." Magnificent!! Thank you.
Now it's time for Casino, basically this movie's sister film.
Gotta watch Casino next 👌🏼
James Conway died in prison in 1996, six years after the film was released. It's funny that the movie doesn't portray Henry Hill's craziest personal story. Right before getting arrested and joining the witness protection program, he ran off to Vegas with another woman and got married despite still being married to Karen. It's crazy that still went into witness protection together and didn't get officially divorced until the early 00s.
There was a lot more to Tommy's death than what was shown here. And that shot of Henry doing the line and raising his head....all of us who have used cocaine understand that feeling.
A "Wop" is a slur against Italians.
While the epilogue says that Jimmy Conway would be eligible for parole in 2004, James Burke (who the character was based off on) died of cancer in prison in 1996. Henry Hill died in 2012.
Joe Pesci’s performance was brilliant! He was so good as a neurotic, crazy, killer.
This stuff is so far from Mary's world I knew it would be classic to watch. Lol. Great reaction. With Mafia movies they're ALL toxic, cheating on their wives and on drugs. That's the trope. Ironic thing is Billy Blats and the kid both killed by Tommy were pretty brutal themselves in The Sopranos series. Karen was the therapist and played so wholesome. Lmao
Yea and speaking of cheating, let's not even get started on Tony Soprano.
I was just watching the Tony V Carmela fight over that. Ha@@anironiccoolness
The agent at the end who puts Henry into protective custody, is Ed McDonald, who plays himself in the film.
The real Spider was buried in the basement of that building along with some other people. When the police finally raided it, Jimmy just got done cementing the basement cause he just moved the bodies the night before. The real Tommy was a giant and it wasn't just Billy Bats that got him wacked, there was another guy I believe he either was a Made Guy or related to one. Also it wasn't just Tommy they killed, they went after one of his brothers. They still haven't found Billy Bats.
One of the all time great movies. Bronx Tale is prob my all time gangster movie along with the Godfather 1 & 2. I grew up in Howard Beach so it was “mob” influenced but it was far from this era. Now its all but barely there. This was my dads era.
Scorsese is a masterful filmmaker. I would suggest Taxi Driver and Bringing Out the Dead.
Goodfellas, La Haine and Kids are the perfect example of how we as a viewer get totally involved in the world of the characters
That "one long shot" when they go into the Copacabana is one of the most influential scenes ever shot in modern cinema
It wasn't really a shoe shine thing. In real life, it was about Bats getting out of jail and wanting his territories that Tommy and Jimmy had taken over. Gambling, loansharking, etc. Goodfellars was a true story, but the movie characters were not as bad as the real-life people. Especially Tommy believe it or not. It's my favorite movie.
Great movie!! And yes, ball breaking is more if an art form vs an exact science :) You gotta know where the boundries are 😅
From Wikipedia;
Following the testimony of Henry Hill, Burke was convicted in 1982, of conspiracy charges related to his involvement in the 1978-79 Boston College basketball point-shaving scandal, and sentenced to 12 years in prison. While in prison, he was convicted of murder and sentenced to another 20 years. He died of cancer at the Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo, New York, eight years before he would have been eligible for parole.
Burke inspired the character Jimmy "The Gent" Conway, one of the main characters of the 1990 film Goodfellas, played by Robert De Niro.
“Why is he getting offended?” 🤣🤣🤣
I've read the book Wiseguy, quite a lot is left out of the film but Henry went through everything to convert to Judaism so he could marry Karen. Also, you asked how their system was set up, there were kind of minor Italian mafias in New York in the 19th and early 20th Centuries but when Prohibition started those mafias became quite wealthy and these criminals were always looking for new rackets, it's what they did all day!
He literally stated he lied to her and her family about converting. Besides, it's a lot of unnecessary work to officially convert. I wouldn't suggest it.
Robert De Niro & Joe Pesci reunited again in Casino. It's another True Story 👍.
after Raging Bull and Once upon in America.
Laughing thinking of Jimmy Cheering for Zane in the Titanic. Haha
Jimmy clapping while he cheats his way on to the life boat.
Well he actually died before the movie was even released, but maybe there are cinemas in hell?
"Is he serious? He is abusive"
Um well he did just have a loaded gun in his face point blank
GoodFellas is the second in a trilogy of films Martin Scorsese made about the Mafia. The other two being Mean Streets and Casino. There is an epilogue in the form of The Irishman aka I Heard You Paint Houses.
Raging Bull has some mafia element in it as well as being the first one with Joe Pesci and Frank Vincent.
My favourite movie, brilliant acting from everyone. and a really good story
Man, nobody can curse as funny as Joe Pesci
"I didn't want to get blood on your floor" Tommy is crazy
_Was,_ and it’s why he became a _was_ at 28.
A classic!
WOP was a deragatory term for italians. It stood for With Out Papers, apparently a lot of Italian iimmagrants did not have proper papers at the time.
You stole my comment! lol, jk, you just beat me to it ❤
Urban Myth, sorry!
Tommy is just a nice guy who takes good care of his elderly mother. I hope he lived a long time!😅😊
This film is legendary on many levels and has one of the best opening scenes ever put to film.