Calogero's father tells him the life he's getting into isn't worth it. movie: A Bronx Tale song: snowfall - Øneheart Thank you ❤ #youtubeshorts #abronxtale #robertdeniro
@@ericmahaffey1041 Not worth it because you got caught LOL and maybe the situation you were in wasn't that bad in the first place. It's easy being a goody two-shoes when life doesn't push you.
@@OozingVaginalDischarge soft handed men do their best to annoy the men they want to be, just ingnor them like the fly in the metal shop, eventually you won’t notice it buzzing around anymore.
My father was a mechanic but didn’t do extremely well due to how mechanics were treated. I never took it personal that we didn’t own our house and what not or that we didn’t have all the fancy stuff my friends did but I always told myself “the first big purchase I make will be for my father” because he’d work 12 hours a day just to put food on the table. I voluntarily paid him rent to help out but years later I started my own construction company from nothing and now he has a Lotus Elise and a 6000sqf house in Beverly Hills. I worked my ass off just to make sure my father got what he wanted. I’m still with him to this day and thank god for every day I have with him.
@LondonRoyaltybe slow to pass judgment or say things to your father or any loved ones . More then likely you will have a completely different opinion once your 25-30 and deeply regret it . Especially if they aren’t around then once your realize it to tell them you were wrong and that they are everything you could hope to be .
@LondonRoyalty Here it is my friend, all of my l58 yrs narrowed down to this. When I was 15 I knew everything and the rest of you MFers were idiots and didn't know shit and if it wasn't for me your whole world would fall apart. Well when I turned 21 I realized I didn't know shit at 15, 18, but now that I was 21 once again none of touch sons a bitches knew shit and once it was up to me to get you tards through the day. When I got divorced and went to my 2nd rehab at 27 it was clear that I didn't shit at 21 but now that I was 27 I finally had the world right where I wanted it. At 35 I went to my 3rd and final rehab. You knight think I finally quit drinking or stopped the steroids, pills, meth. Cmon man that's one of the few things I've actually didn't quit. That drinking and playing weekend Arnold Schwarzenegger was and drugs that was one of the W's I had on the board. At the big 50 I finally quit. What know is this. If you think you know everything and you close yourself off to learning from someone else you have seriously screwed the pooch. The sooner you realize that we are walking through the world once. Everyday is a learning experience. And being g kind don't cost shit. As you can see I finally know everything. You need and anymore help in life just email. First ones free, now it's $120 for every life consult and I deal strictly in cash.
@@coltlittlejohn5655just had a big falling out with my own Mother - these last few weeks have been rough - I said some things that really upset her and in turn upset my step father & brothers. our family is grown up now ( in our 20’s’ ) & our parents have their own personal problems going on as do my brothers and I now that we are barely 25+
@LondonRoyaltymy own Mom texted me after our huge argument basically said she didn’t want me at her thanksgiving dinner after my brothers and step dad had their own plans - I spent this thanksgiving alone in my apartment. There was a sense of independence- but I am also pretty lonely
I would never have talked like this to my father. He worked for NYC Transit and he gave me so much that I could never repay him. Love and miss you poppa.
Why would anyone else wanna live poor in an apartment with no car and no money? My dad was a bricklayer making enough money to buy a house, two vehicles, food on the table, and never broke.
As a 22 year old man I can confirm that the things I’ve said and done to my parents similar to this when I was 16-18 still haunt me. Funny how you hear folks say teenagers think they know everything and you say it’s bs and think you know everything till reality and life gets thrown at you and you realize I am indeed a fool
@@almightyproductions9657In this scene, his dad particularly had a problem with the fact that his son was involved in the mob, he never really restricted his son from having different career options than his. Similarly, I think any rational father would not have a problem with their son pursuing a different career than theirs as long as it's ethical and contributing to society
My Dad was a bus driver his entire life and he was the greatest man I've ever met. A man that was consistent, disciplined, loved reading history, was a handsome gentleman women would get on the bus just to talk with him. I never knew how great he was until it was too late. My father passed away when I was a few days away from completing (who everyone said was the hardest rehab in Australia) Who's Rozelle ... For any father the greatest gift my father ever gave me was his ability to communicate clearly and show and express Father to son how much he loved me. How did he do that ? He never drank alcohol nor took any drugs he was always present. I never had to wait until he woke up after a late drunk night he was always present and worked hard up at 4am 6 days a week. DeNiros character is my favourite. Once you understand when you begin to push and pull at life outside your world it pushes back in ways you don't expect. ❤
It's alway nice to know that a son expressed his love n gratitude for his dad and hero. He may have not much, but the unconditional love his dad gave is something money can never buy and that is priceless.😻🫡
As a father, as much as it breaks your heart to hear some of the stuff your teenagers will say to you, you gotta learn not to take it personal. They’re kids, it’s apart of growing up. A few years later, when they become adults, they’ll want to be close with you again.
I hope so..... this is what I'm going through with my 15 year old son. I want to give him a better life and I'm fighting everyday to do that for him and me.
At least he has a father that cares about him and is there emotionally. That’s the biggest thing, I never had any emotional availability given to me as a kid so I turned out to be a cold person in the end. I know it’s wrong but it’s just how I learned to deal with life, anyway enough of my rambling. I just wanted to let you know that they’ll come to understand what they have or didn’t have when they’re older. I only got the gravity of just how important parents are when I see the way my girls parents are with her. Almost brings a tear to my eye.
Even though Deniro PLAYS the role of the gangster in a lot of his films, he nailed it big time with the hard working blue collar role in this one. Great film.
@@mdruffy235 I was about to go on a whole rant how blue collar workers are the guys making the economy run like me and the boys on the rigs but I guess in a round about way Bus drivers are also making the economy run lol. Idk when you think of “hard working blue collar job” I guarantee a bus driver is not the first thing that comes to mind lmao
This scene was harsh to watch but it was reality… they didn’t have much, no car , no money no nothing, but the dad did just enough to make sure they had a roof over their heads and food on the table and he worked a honest job…I can’t get made at his son for wanting more out of life than just the bare minimum…
So you think DeNiro's character is a happy father, a happy person living the life he is? He constantly looks miserable. This is the life of the working man, this is literally the life of every sucker. I say that as a sucker myself. People need to work smart, no hard or honest. Smark work is the best, even when you have to make compromises with your inner code or with morality. To achieve greatness, you can't just tow the line and be another simpleton or peon like most people. That's the truth and it hurts most people, so they have to make these ideal stories to make themselves feel better. I know that if I could get rich, even with very illegal ways, at least I will be able to support my grandmother, my parents and to help save my health and my body. With no money, it's just slow death for me and every day, month, year it just gets worse.
The whole time his dad was right because if you watch the Irishman it's about how they're living rn as old men with regrets and nobody else because they were all killed or died in prison
@@mike47734 Yeah nothing surprising coming from a Netflix movie but in the end all you get is paranoia and loneliness because all your friends got killed or killed each other
This is one of the reasons why the government needs to step in and prevent people from being rich. When people get rich, people around them get poorer......
@@jamesfaison9410 Do you not realize that’s why people migrated to America back in the day? Because capitalism gave them a shot at pulling themselves out of poverty by their boot straps to escape countries where the government does step in. My friend, when that happens the rich people disappear and when the money supply dwindles, the results that follow aren’t pretty.
@@TrueSon4419The "pull yourself up by your bootstraps" quote was coined because it's impossible. It doesn't mean what you believe it does. It's a lie. I don't hate rich people. I hate that they do everything within their power to keep the imbalance in their favor. The fall of capitalism is inevitable. Someone always has to be on the bottom, and unfortunately it's almost half the population in this country. You really believe we can continue this way without catastrophe? Wishful thinking. Very wishful thinking.
NEVER did I make my father feel like his sacrifice and work was inferior to a rich mans, my father never gave me anything I wanted but always gave me what I NEEDED and because of that I learned how to be a hard worker. I make 3x than my father makes and tell him all the time he can come to me for money, it's my turn to take care of HIM
Now that I've become older, I wish my father gave me LESS when I was younger. I wanted his guidance and attention, instead of him giving me things. It is partly my fault as well, for thinking I knew better.
Doubt it, realistically men work all their lives for no thanks. He ent about to start crying every time someone criticises him. That's a modern generation thing of being stuck in your feelings.
@@notreal1477Men are human beings. Human beings have emotions. Denying that fact is the reason men kill themselves. It's not healthy at all to repress your emotions and to try to be stoic all the time. And I find it hilarious the dumbass implication that no man before now has ever cried for anything. That every man that ever lived before now was just a robot that worked and died without ever showing any emotion whatsoever. People like you disgust me.
@@notreal1477 lmao. I’m saying those words cut far more deep because they’re coming from his son, rather than some friend, coworker, stranger. See what I’m sayin’. 🫱🏼🫲🏻
Thanks to all the working class! Mailmen, garbage men, construction workers, fishermen, farmers, plumbers, electricians, HVAC, JW-Org…Thank you all!!!❤️
Don't thank us; join us! If you're too old and beat-up to turn tools, get your kids or grandkids into it. It's good money for good work, and you get to leave your work problems *at work* when the day is over.
@keiwinnmitchell3212: I always remind people that the reason that the lights and heat and internet stay on, that the water is safe and indoor plumbing works, and most of the roads are passable late at night in all kinds of weather and on and on is because legions of hardworking blue collar people myself included, make those things happen all around the clock day in and day out weekends and holidays included, year after year.
That’s a very patient father to not knock the living dog sh*t out of his boy after saying “and they died with nothing.” This was hurt me ina particular way bc my mom was left in the bathroom floor overdosed with just a couple dollars in her pocket and her wrist bands and a paper. That’s all my mom had on her. She was found a while later…this was a few yrs ago I’m 20 now and I still wish I had my mommy, there’s nothing in this world unlike a mother’s touch or love. Especially if it’s your own mother…. I miss that the most and her goofiness. Damn life Fckn sucks
But the grandfather died with nothing. A lot of relatives died with nothing and I know they wish for me to get the success that they didn’t receive, no matter the cost
Even if he watched it a young age he wouldn’t have been any different this movie is of the devil there intentionally tricking young kids if deniro had to slap c to get him under control and told him he didn’t understand at that age and when he says u don’t understand it’s not what u say it what he sees than imagine what a kid at home watching this by there self would think a teenager watches this movie sees the cars the money and they think sonny was right just like deniro warned sonny about his own kid these people kno young kids with no guidance will watch this movie and see exactly what c saw money cars girls these people are sick they know exactly what there doin
The working man is the only man that keeps this got damn country running i get up go to work everyday come home exhausted but i can feel good about myself at the end of the day.
The dark life ain’t worth it and truth be told a working man is never a sucker. It’s the peace and comfort of not having to look over your shoulder that makes it all worth it.
My dad sacrificed a lot to keep a roof over our heads. He was an immigrant, and was forced to learn the language of the place where he worked, cos the food was from that part of the world. Every time they gave him a reason why he wasn’t cut out for the job, he proved them wrong. He learned the language. He learned the food. He learned the preparation/cooking. I was 16 when I found out my dad spoke a 3rd language. He was 16 when he came to this country, and he was making enough money to pay his rent, buy his workout equipment (think No Retreat No Surrender era of martial arts), and he made enough money to send back home to his family. At 23 he had me. He held down a family, rent, food, and my grandmothers lifestyle, all on his income alone. I was maybe 6-7 years old when I’d watch him workout for 90 mins at a time (while he watched soccer games that were recorded on VHS tapes cos he always worked). This man was the definition of, “I’m not dead yet, and until I am, I won’t stop.” One time, I was angry that my friends had things I didn’t. And I resented him for it. I told him, “one day, I’ll be all you have; and I won’t be there for you.” That still haunts me, to this very day. Dads are important. I know not everyone has them. If you don’t, and you have kids, be the person you needed when you were a kid - to them. Once a man, twice a child. To the man who sacrificed his all, to give us all we have, I love you Dad.
How?? No one is guaranteed success. Sometimes hard work does equal success but take you comfort in the fact you tried. Having a strong family with values and principles is Success. Money can’t buy that!
One of the best 👌 outstanding movies 🎬 I have ever seen. Robert DiNeros directing and acting stood out among the most famous work he has done in his life. What a wonderful talent to be able to do both. Robert.
@@user-dy1eo6hd1bThis doesn’t make sense. They get paid to the job. But it’s a job that benefits you as well. They wake up early in the morning and stay up late at night to still benefit society.
Being a father is a thankless job and until you are you can never know the burdens we carry for our families. The sacrifices we make to provide. God bless all the fathers that are our putting in the work to provide and protect the ones you love.
@munteza9262there was a lot of trauma in that one phrase. You don't agree because your parents did you wrong. Does that make the message wrong as well?
@@slightlySuperior Do you even actually know what a fascist is? You're using words you don't know the meaning to, making yourself look stupid. You should really learn more about history, and probably take some English lessons in your off time.
When you actually start making real money you will realize how little it actually matters. Hopefully you can realize this before you come to regret it.
The working man ain’t a sucker the mob guys were they were the true suckers. Sonny may have been a mob guy but he wasn’t exactly evil in a way he was in a way he wasn’t. The man that has to become a monster to provide for his family is a sucker not the working man
He was right. The working man is a sucker. If your following the mind set in 2024 that working for someone is and accomplishment with a cap on your salary. Then you will be working till you die. But if your working to put something towards your own goals of financial freedom you are wealthy
I didn't listen to my dad when I was in my younger years. Now im in my 30s and I regret being so naive and clueless. Now me and my Pop are closer than ever.
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he has his integrity and peace of mind two things that are priceless.
That's easy for you to say from an outside perspective.
Can you lmk where you live that takes integrity as rent payment?
@@Generationalwealth94irony is your vibe
@@Generationalwealth94outside of what? Not being a crook? Sold drugs and scammed before bro. Not worth it.
@@ericmahaffey1041 Not worth it because you got caught LOL and maybe the situation you were in wasn't that bad in the first place. It's easy being a goody two-shoes when life doesn't push you.
A Working man is the only kind of man that keeps day to day life possible for the men who don’t work.
And they’re suckers for it 😂
@@ehh4499sure thing buddy 😂
@@DoughBoyDopeBoyDylan keep crying about being a virgin the adults are talking
@@iiechloniithe Ignorance in this comment is insane
@@OozingVaginalDischarge soft handed men do their best to annoy the men they want to be, just ingnor them like the fly in the metal shop, eventually you won’t notice it buzzing around anymore.
My father was a mechanic but didn’t do extremely well due to how mechanics were treated. I never took it personal that we didn’t own our house and what not or that we didn’t have all the fancy stuff my friends did but I always told myself “the first big purchase I make will be for my father” because he’d work 12 hours a day just to put food on the table. I voluntarily paid him rent to help out but years later I started my own construction company from nothing and now he has a Lotus Elise and a 6000sqf house in Beverly Hills. I worked my ass off just to make sure my father got what he wanted. I’m still with him to this day and thank god for every day I have with him.
Well done you're a credit to him 👏
This is so inspiring for me my father was in a similar position and i will do the same for my father thank you for this
God bless you both.
Good job to you and yo pops.
🧢 cap
Ahh those teenage years
Old school 😮
@LondonRoyaltybe slow to pass judgment or say things to your father or any loved ones . More then likely you will have a completely different opinion once your 25-30 and deeply regret it . Especially if they aren’t around then once your realize it to tell them you were wrong and that they are everything you could hope to be .
@LondonRoyalty Here it is my friend, all of my l58 yrs narrowed down to this. When I was 15 I knew everything and the rest of you MFers were idiots and didn't know shit and if it wasn't for me your whole world would fall apart. Well when I turned 21 I realized I didn't know shit at 15, 18, but now that I was 21 once again none of touch sons a bitches knew shit and once it was up to me to get you tards through the day. When I got divorced and went to my 2nd rehab at 27 it was clear that I didn't shit at 21 but now that I was 27 I finally had the world right where I wanted it. At 35 I went to my 3rd and final rehab. You knight think I finally quit drinking or stopped the steroids, pills, meth. Cmon man that's one of the few things I've actually didn't quit. That drinking and playing weekend Arnold Schwarzenegger was and drugs that was one of the W's I had on the board. At the big 50 I finally quit. What know is this. If you think you know everything and you close yourself off to learning from someone else you have seriously screwed the pooch. The sooner you realize that we are walking through the world once. Everyday is a learning experience. And being g kind don't cost shit. As you can see I finally know everything. You need and anymore help in life just email. First ones free, now it's $120 for every life consult and I deal strictly in cash.
@@coltlittlejohn5655just had a big falling out with my own Mother - these last few weeks have been rough - I said some things that really upset her and in turn upset my step father & brothers. our family is grown up now ( in our 20’s’ ) & our parents have their own personal problems going on as do my brothers and I now that we are barely 25+
@LondonRoyaltymy own Mom texted me after our huge argument basically said she didn’t want me at her thanksgiving dinner after my brothers and step dad had their own plans - I spent this thanksgiving alone in my apartment. There was a sense of independence- but I am also pretty lonely
DeNiro went from being The Taxi Driver to The Bus Driver
And he ain’t not bus rider, lol.
I remember when he played Russian roulette with the Viets
just to get shot by a clown
then Sal and Tony whacked his son
😂😂😂
I would never have talked like this to my father. He worked for NYC Transit and he gave me so much that I could never repay him. Love and miss you poppa.
I am happy to see this side of the internet.
bless you, brother
😢I love my dad
God bless you brother
Working man is the one that provides Sonny's livestyle
Wrong
@@CaseOhfoodeaterhow so?
@@CaseOhfoodeaternah the mob shakes down business’s that people have worked hard for so op IS correct. Fanoik👏🏻
He’s not wrong sonny was a crook getting over on working men
You didn’t watch the film did you 😂
That's what a father should be. Hes not a pushover. Not overly physical but brave...has integrity but also compassionate
Why would anyone else wanna live poor in an apartment with no car and no money?
My dad was a bricklayer making enough money to buy a house, two vehicles, food on the table, and never broke.
@@Thinker669 I think maybe he was just conservative and saved money for later life. I think this is supposed to be Chazz Palminteris biopic
@@Thinker669good for you smart-ass. not everyone got it like that
@@Thinker669good for you smart a*s. Not everyone got it like that
@@thecreed1212 It's not cool being a fuck up in life.
The humbling a young man gets in his 20s is so vital.
As a 22 year old man I can confirm that the things I’ve said and done to my parents similar to this when I was 16-18 still haunt me. Funny how you hear folks say teenagers think they know everything and you say it’s bs and think you know everything till reality and life gets thrown at you and you realize I am indeed a fool
Same, at least they are still with u.
it's all a lesson bro, ur parents where the same way as kids so they understand. they just want the best for ya
So true, I wish I had the opportunity to apologize to my parents
It gets better bro your parents understand man
@@almightyproductions9657In this scene, his dad particularly had a problem with the fact that his son was involved in the mob, he never really restricted his son from having different career options than his. Similarly, I think any rational father would not have a problem with their son pursuing a different career than theirs as long as it's ethical and contributing to society
My Dad was a bus driver his entire life and he was the greatest man I've ever met. A man that was consistent, disciplined, loved reading history, was a handsome gentleman women would get on the bus just to talk with him. I never knew how great he was until it was too late. My father passed away when I was a few days away from completing (who everyone said was the hardest rehab in Australia) Who's Rozelle ... For any father the greatest gift my father ever gave me was his ability to communicate clearly and show and express Father to son how much he loved me. How did he do that ? He never drank alcohol nor took any drugs he was always present. I never had to wait until he woke up after a late drunk night he was always present and worked hard up at 4am 6 days a week. DeNiros character is my favourite. Once you understand when you begin to push and pull at life outside your world it pushes back in ways you don't expect. ❤
It's alway nice to know that a son expressed his love n gratitude for his dad and hero. He may have not much, but the unconditional love his dad gave is something money can never buy and that is priceless.😻🫡
It can be tough being a father.
His acting when C walked out is fucking gold.
As a father, as much as it breaks your heart to hear some of the stuff your teenagers will say to you, you gotta learn not to take it personal. They’re kids, it’s apart of growing up. A few years later, when they become adults, they’ll want to be close with you again.
I hope so..... this is what I'm going through with my 15 year old son. I want to give him a better life and I'm fighting everyday to do that for him and me.
@@johnboy5632you sound like a great dad, one day he’ll understand and appreciate all of those efforts you’re putting into yalls lives.
@@johnboy5632Stay after him,I struggled with my youngest,he started smoking weed and it changed his whole mindset,I still SMH"!!
@@johnboy5632smoke pot with him on his 16th birthday
At least he has a father that cares about him and is there emotionally. That’s the biggest thing, I never had any emotional availability given to me as a kid so I turned out to be a cold person in the end. I know it’s wrong but it’s just how I learned to deal with life, anyway enough of my rambling. I just wanted to let you know that they’ll come to understand what they have or didn’t have when they’re older. I only got the gravity of just how important parents are when I see the way my girls parents are with her. Almost brings a tear to my eye.
Even though Deniro PLAYS the role of the gangster in a lot of his films, he nailed it big time with the hard working blue collar role in this one. Great film.
Blue collar??? He was a bus driver lol
@@BigRascal Yeah, and that's a blue collar job.
@@mdruffy235 I was about to go on a whole rant how blue collar workers are the guys making the economy run like me and the boys on the rigs but I guess in a round about way Bus drivers are also making the economy run lol. Idk when you think of “hard working blue collar job” I guarantee a bus driver is not the first thing that comes to mind lmao
How wouldn’t they be contributing? They get everyone to work and school
This scene was harsh to watch but it was reality… they didn’t have much, no car , no money no nothing, but the dad did just enough to make sure they had a roof over their heads and food on the table and he worked a honest job…I can’t get made at his son for wanting more out of life than just the bare minimum…
"When you get older you'll understand..."
Some don’t get to get older
The moment C sees Sonny get his brains blown out he finally realized all the lessons his father tried to teach him.
So you think DeNiro's character is a happy father, a happy person living the life he is? He constantly looks miserable. This is the life of the working man, this is literally the life of every sucker. I say that as a sucker myself. People need to work smart, no hard or honest. Smark work is the best, even when you have to make compromises with your inner code or with morality. To achieve greatness, you can't just tow the line and be another simpleton or peon like most people. That's the truth and it hurts most people, so they have to make these ideal stories to make themselves feel better. I know that if I could get rich, even with very illegal ways, at least I will be able to support my grandmother, my parents and to help save my health and my body. With no money, it's just slow death for me and every day, month, year it just gets worse.
@@ivanaleksandartsanev1693
lottery tickets😂
They get older but their minds doesn’t
His dad might not have any money, but at least he didn't have to sweep the cheese off Sil's feet
he never played hazel😢
“drinkWata”
He didn’t have to sweep cheese off Sil’s feet but Phil Leotardo had to eat grilled cheese off a radiator
Phil he comprised
Lol
I wish everyone could have parents with that kind of pride and integrity, the world would be a much nicer place.
The whole time his dad was right because if you watch the Irishman it's about how they're living rn as old men with regrets and nobody else because they were all killed or died in prison
You just need to watch this movie to get the message ....the Irishman is new booty sh1t
Don't compare a masterpiece like this to a shitty movie like the irisman
@@0AAHENIX hey Robert de Niros fight scene was epic in the Irishman (sarcasm)
The Irishman sucked honestly lol and it was soooo unrealistic
@@mike47734 Yeah nothing surprising coming from a Netflix movie but in the end all you get is paranoia and loneliness because all your friends got killed or killed each other
It’s not that the working man is a sucker, it’s that the working man is treated like one by the rich
You’re also a sucker if u believe that bullcrap
and a lot of rich started poor get off ur ass and do something
This is one of the reasons why the government needs to step in and prevent people from being rich. When people get rich, people around them get poorer......
@@jamesfaison9410 Do you not realize that’s why people migrated to America back in the day? Because capitalism gave them a shot at pulling themselves out of poverty by their boot straps to escape countries where the government does step in. My friend, when that happens the rich people disappear and when the money supply dwindles, the results that follow aren’t pretty.
@@TrueSon4419The "pull yourself up by your bootstraps" quote was coined because it's impossible. It doesn't mean what you believe it does. It's a lie. I don't hate rich people. I hate that they do everything within their power to keep the imbalance in their favor. The fall of capitalism is inevitable. Someone always has to be on the bottom, and unfortunately it's almost half the population in this country. You really believe we can continue this way without catastrophe? Wishful thinking. Very wishful thinking.
Kid didn't understand till the end of the movie that not having to look over your shoulder your entire life is worth quite a lot.
It's a big deal not having to worry who's behind you ,day in day out.
NEVER did I make my father feel like his sacrifice and work was inferior to a rich mans, my father never gave me anything I wanted but always gave me what I NEEDED and because of that I learned how to be a hard worker. I make 3x than my father makes and tell him all the time he can come to me for money, it's my turn to take care of HIM
God bless you🩵. You’re a good person
You've got Gods' blessings even for thinking like paying your dad back.
I'm sure of it..
Now that I've become older, I wish my father gave me LESS when I was younger. I wanted his guidance and attention, instead of him giving me things. It is partly my fault as well, for thinking I knew better.
We are forever indebted to our parents for raising us when we were helpless infants and kids.
I too want to give back to my dad, if only he could read this message, someday, ill be able to pay him back too
#ABronxTale
Oooh, you know that made him cry once he left. Those were extremely harsh words.
Doubt it, realistically men work all their lives for no thanks. He ent about to start crying every time someone criticises him. That's a modern generation thing of being stuck in your feelings.
@@notreal1477Men are human beings. Human beings have emotions. Denying that fact is the reason men kill themselves. It's not healthy at all to repress your emotions and to try to be stoic all the time. And I find it hilarious the dumbass implication that no man before now has ever cried for anything. That every man that ever lived before now was just a robot that worked and died without ever showing any emotion whatsoever. People like you disgust me.
@@notreal1477 lmao. I’m saying those words cut far more deep because they’re coming from his son, rather than some friend, coworker, stranger. See what I’m sayin’. 🫱🏼🫲🏻
@@notreal1477Bruh she’s talking about C who doesn’t work and is a younger generation lol.
@@MRGIRFTW
Nah. I too think the commenter was referring to Deniro as "the one that cried due to the harsh words."
Then again, I too may be wrong
Thanks to all the working class! Mailmen, garbage men, construction workers, fishermen, farmers, plumbers, electricians, HVAC, JW-Org…Thank you all!!!❤️
Don't thank us; join us! If you're too old and beat-up to turn tools, get your kids or grandkids into it. It's good money for good work, and you get to leave your work problems *at work* when the day is over.
@@JJ-qo7th Was in Fire/EMS…Now Aviation! Just trying to show thanks and consideration. Thank you for your service!
@keiwinnmitchell3212: I always remind people that the reason that the lights and heat and internet stay on, that the water is safe and indoor plumbing works, and most of the roads are passable late at night in all kinds of weather and on and on is because legions of hardworking blue collar people myself included, make those things happen all around the clock day in and day out weekends and holidays included, year after year.
@@dpeasehead And there's good money in a lot of it, especially if you get a good union.
This movie had a lot of gems
I used to live in NYC. I lived in the Belmont Arthur Ave area of the Bronx. This movie was made in my part of the Bronx.
What movie is this?
Deniro was on top in this role. 💯
It's weird seeing DeNiro as a civilian in a gangster movie
That’s a very patient father to not knock the living dog sh*t out of his boy after saying “and they died with nothing.” This was hurt me ina particular way bc my mom was left in the bathroom floor overdosed with just a couple dollars in her pocket and her wrist bands and a paper. That’s all my mom had on her. She was found a while later…this was a few yrs ago I’m 20 now and I still wish I had my mommy, there’s nothing in this world unlike a mother’s touch or love. Especially if it’s your own mother…. I miss that the most and her goofiness. Damn life Fckn sucks
Why did your mother take drugs if she loved you? Irresponsible.
So your mom DID die with nothing, ahahahaha
@@2mac_mini952 Yours will too one day. But ay, you just a punk, what the f do you know?
But the grandfather died with nothing. A lot of relatives died with nothing and I know they wish for me to get the success that they didn’t receive, no matter the cost
@@idunusegoogleplus what’s wrong with you ?
Wish we all had pops like this, we'd all be in a better place
He was racist
The krazy thing is. Neither is wrong.
Best watch in a while. I highly recommend “a Bronx tale” to anyone!
I love this movie so much that I bought my own copy off of Utube
Poor Matthew Bevilaqua
It was Sean!
He loves diet Fanta.
Never had the makings of a varsity made guy
Lol
Give me 1000 dollars🤚🏻
this scene touch me , respect is so important
Workin man is a man. Love this movie wouldn’t trade it for the world
This scene hits different now that I’m about c’s age
Hopefully youll understand that hes wrong
@@domino6434how so?
Cs definitely wrong lol the video hits different when u go out and do what sunny did and realize deniro was right about everything
@@Thegreatesttoneverlive you didnt watch the movie?
Even if he watched it a young age he wouldn’t have been any different this movie is of the devil there intentionally tricking young kids if deniro had to slap c to get him under control and told him he didn’t understand at that age and when he says u don’t understand it’s not what u say it what he sees than imagine what a kid at home watching this by there self would think a teenager watches this movie sees the cars the money and they think sonny was right just like deniro warned sonny about his own kid these people kno young kids with no guidance will watch this movie and see exactly what c saw money cars girls these people are sick they know exactly what there doin
One of the best movies of all time
Today's generation needs to watch this and listen to Sonny
The working man is the only man that keeps this got damn country running i get up go to work everyday come home exhausted but i can feel good about myself at the end of the day.
Same here bro 🫡
You want this country to keep going? So you advocate for immorality and hedonism?
One of the only movies where DeNiro isn’t a shot caller.
The dark life ain’t worth it and truth be told a working man is never a sucker. It’s the peace and comfort of not having to look over your shoulder that makes it all worth it.
Grandpa always said nothing is as valuable as being able to sleep peacefully
@@estebanrodrigueznido1719absolutely
He has peace. Nobody's gonna come for him. That's unbeatable
Gotta love my teenage years of rebellion and the lack of awareness of how the world really works 😅
He’s not wrong about the working man getting bent over backwards for no reward
Powerful clip 💪💪💪💪💪
Both have a point ...
My dad sacrificed a lot to keep a roof over our heads.
He was an immigrant, and was forced to learn the language of the place where he worked, cos the food was from that part of the world.
Every time they gave him a reason why he wasn’t cut out for the job, he proved them wrong.
He learned the language.
He learned the food.
He learned the preparation/cooking.
I was 16 when I found out my dad spoke a 3rd language.
He was 16 when he came to this country, and he was making enough money to pay his rent, buy his workout equipment (think No Retreat No Surrender era of martial arts), and he made enough money to send back home to his family.
At 23 he had me. He held down a family, rent, food, and my grandmothers lifestyle, all on his income alone.
I was maybe 6-7 years old when I’d watch him workout for 90 mins at a time (while he watched soccer games that were recorded on VHS tapes cos he always worked).
This man was the definition of, “I’m not dead yet, and until I am, I won’t stop.”
One time, I was angry that my friends had things I didn’t. And I resented him for it. I told him, “one day, I’ll be all you have; and I won’t be there for you.”
That still haunts me, to this very day.
Dads are important. I know not everyone has them.
If you don’t, and you have kids, be the person you needed when you were a kid - to them.
Once a man, twice a child.
To the man who sacrificed his all, to give us all we have,
I love you Dad.
If you have love, you have Everything ❤that is important!
Respect to the working Dads who sacrificed everything 💯
he's 100% right. adults dodge the truth they did nothing in their prime years amd try to tell their kids being a nobody is the norm
How?? No one is guaranteed success. Sometimes hard work does equal success but take you comfort in the fact you tried. Having a strong family with values and principles is Success. Money can’t buy that!
so the answer is to become a gangster?
the kid could work hard on a business or his studies, lmao. have you not seen the movie?
@@allysarah166 He is right because, the young kids work, the amount of energy he has put through and the results and consequences he went through;
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Is nothing closer to what they felt when they were experiencing those things.
One of the best 👌 outstanding movies 🎬 I have ever seen. Robert DiNeros directing and acting stood out among the most famous work he has done in his life. What a wonderful talent to be able to do both. Robert.
Great life lesson movie.
This movie was soo good & sad af 😭
My pops would have knocked me out
I wouldnt be alive😂😂😂 tf u mean id have been buried under tulips or something!!
It took me till now to appreciate my father for what he did for my mother, brother and I. Someone said your 20s humbles you, they’re not wrong one bit
Respect too all busdrivers around the world❤
tbh they don't really do much....... thats like saying thanks to all the uber drivers that applied to do a job theyre no different
@@user-dy1eo6hd1b you're wrong there
@@user-dy1eo6hd1bThis doesn’t make sense. They get paid to the job. But it’s a job that benefits you as well. They wake up early in the morning and stay up late at night to still benefit society.
The greatest joy in a man's life is to have a child that's proud of him. 💯💔🤦
Dad’s are some of the hardest mfkers out there…don’t undermine what a father will do for his family.
I honestly proud of myself that as a teenager I’ve never said something like this to my parents
I can't wait till one of my kids tries speaking to me like this😂
Being a father is a thankless job and until you are you can never know the burdens we carry for our families. The sacrifices we make to provide. God bless all the fathers that are our putting in the work to provide and protect the ones you love.
the kids only realize years after they leave the roost
@@mk-m6779 that’s when I realized so much!
Great video thanks for your effort to make this video
Whew, dealin with teenagers is a real pain the ass 😅
@munteza9262its life act like your parents diddt think that at one point
@munteza9262 your adoptive parents?
@munteza9262there was a lot of trauma in that one phrase. You don't agree because your parents did you wrong. Does that make the message wrong as well?
Not me lol
Man, he looks just like he could be the Niros kid
My favorite movie 🌟
“it’s just like my father always told me, the saddest thing in life is wasted talent”
he's lucky he didn't turn into Taxi Driver mode 😂
Love this film
Hes not a sucker but everyone should deffinetly strive to make something of their own rather than work a puny job for someone with 10 cars and houses
You should have respect for anyone who gets up in the morning and goes to work at an honest job.
Not really he had everything he needed doesn’t take much to be happy
@@slightlySuperior Do you even actually know what a fascist is? You're using words you don't know the meaning to, making yourself look stupid. You should really learn more about history, and probably take some English lessons in your off time.
Those puny jobs provide valuable services that people should not take for granted
A son have to understand of how difficult when a father works so hard to provide for the family with food, clothing, and shelter.
Even if I made a billion dollars while my dad is broke I'd never talk to him like this
exactly. your dad could slap you in public, but you wouldn't hit him back. lines exist for a good reason.
The working man is never a sucka. Hes the one that will do what needs to be done.
He's the type of father we should all aspire to be
What a scene..what a movie😊
Very relatable Parent kid argument lord knows those family times are worth more then the rich man’s gold
My path in life was never to be a rich man. Took me years to accept that I am where I am supposed to be to provide for my family
A Bronx Tale -- Brilliant Film
What’s the song you used in this vid I like it and can never find it
snowfall - Oneheart 👍🏼
@@viralnomic thanks so much
Dont take it out on me cuz your a bus driver 😂
This is why you do TRT
Too many people only have kids for themselves. Only have kids if you can give them everything. If they want for a single thing, you have failed them.
C isn’t wrong
Yes he was
When you actually start making real money you will realize how little it actually matters. Hopefully you can realize this before you come to regret it.
He told you 🎉so much for your pride
Powerful scene
Kids today be like “Dad you’re not even Mr. Beast you don’t even have merch!” 😂
Proof that words hurt people too
Working man. That is a good man and noble!
A hard-working man isn't a sucker as he realizes what his father meant by looking over his shoulder. 😢❤️
My favorite actor of all time
Working man is a complete sucker. He is 100% right
C didn't mean to hurt father's feelings he was just mad that they're not rich
The working man ain’t a sucker the mob guys were they were the true suckers. Sonny may have been a mob guy but he wasn’t exactly evil in a way he was in a way he wasn’t. The man that has to become a monster to provide for his family is a sucker not the working man
You watch too much Andrew Tate. Go outside for once.
@michaelbrandt3771 yout the biggest waste of space lol
@@willm678ur a sheep
You have to love your son from day one! You have to raise them right. Teach them from day one.
The right values is so soo important
Too bad the man playing the proud father turned out to be a phony
Huh
Cry about it Trumper
What happened with Robert dinero ?
I’m real life not in the movie
His first role, this kid was good
Simple how a song can make a powerful scene even more powerful
Watched this movie for the first time last night good movie 👍
Don’t think people appreciate how good this movie is man
Kinda true.. been saying this since I was young.
He was right. The working man is a sucker. If your following the mind set in 2024 that working for someone is and accomplishment with a cap on your salary. Then you will be working till you die. But if your working to put something towards your own goals of financial freedom you are wealthy
I didn't listen to my dad when I was in my younger years. Now im in my 30s and I regret being so naive and clueless. Now me and my Pop are closer than ever.
“You’re a bus driver”
My unborn son
0:08 cool symbolism devil horns
If my son said that to me I would be hurt to the core...honestly I'm not sure how I would handle it..glad my sons don't have that attitude
Whenever I hear that sound on the background I know it's about to be a touching video 🧖