This movie has so many good lines. I like "alright jackson beat it". Or "dont make me do it Clienfelld" "you make me raise my voice again ill snap your neck like a breadstick".
@dillonsolanki4986 "Remember me Benny Blanco from the Bronx", or "they made me do it" I can't hump you know" lol just do it just kill me. My favorite might be the lime pits already dug and from in here just one button I push.
Nah you got ‘The Rock’ nowadays what do you mean? 🤣 Such a bad actor… But yeah movies like this won’t come often, directing, acting, Even cinematography and music…
@@DarkKnight15789There will NEVER be another David Kleinfeld! Big props to David Koepp who wrote the screenplay (based on a novel but I can't remember who wrote it). Legendary film ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Still think this movie deserves way more props than it got. Really brilliant the way they had everything closing in on him throughout the whole flick. And who could forget Viggo Mortensen as Lalin
@@BroodallyHonest Jeez sorry I misread. I just really enjoyed that movie. My favorite performances of his are from Devil's Advocate and Scent of a Woman
"U ain't a lawyer no more Dave, u a gangsta now... U on tha other side... Whole new ball game... U can't learn about it in school & U can't have a late start". True 💯 shit
I like how he calls the street "She" and "She's always watching," because in the Spanish language, the street is "La calle" and "La" is female. In Spanish, nouns are either male or female. So even though he's speaking English, he still retaining some aspects of his Spanish. :)
@MrB0gart who works the streets at night? women...pimps are always hanging around and the johns chasing p*ssy but it's women's world...woman is referred to for ships too...also the earth mother...charles manson I think once referred to the penitentiary saying 'she's the icebox'...fact is p*ssy is the boss of this world because most men will do anything to get into it...therefore his correlation between the street being a woman watching all the time underpins his understanding of woman being the real boss...also it must be understood that a sexy woman is often the cause of a man being beaten or robbed or killed and arrested and jailed...it's heavy karma...we all got here thru them and they are often the cause of a man's death...this scene is an example...benny could not just let stephie go...he had to push it but she jumped onto another guy like most women do if they look good and are getting male attention whenever they walk (this is why most attractive women are wh*res regardless of their work or how much money they have or how rich or good looking their boyfriend or husband is)...this scene is the most unbelievable of the whole movie...it was absolutely the right thing for benny to be killed and carlito fcked up and then he loses his life because of it at the end of movie before he can escape with his dream woman...if we look deeper we see carlito eventually dies because of a wh*re (stephie) and more directly dies because of not killing benny (gangster) and he is with a good woman and heading to paradise which is out of character for him...reminds me of clint eastwood's dirty harry line "a man has got to know his limitations" meaning who to talk to and who not to...who to get close to and who not to get close to...who to trust and who not to trust...where to hang out and where not to hang out...men who do not know their limitations get into arguements or fights and accidents and wind up in hospital or murdered...these are serious words to live by...I am alive due to buddhism and knowing my limitations
i just saw the movie a minutes ago. I saw the name Sean Penn at the beginning, and during the film, I forgot totally him! until the ending credits, seeing Kleinfeld as Sean Penn!
Sean Penn is unbelievable. I have a buddy that was just like that too when we were younger its like im watching him in our younger days. Hot head little dirt bag lol
@@lwrncjms yeah De Palma was great but I give more credit for the writing to Edwin Torres. Torres was an attorney and later judge in the Bronx during the crazy 1960s-1980’s. When you watch the courtroom scene, Torres is writing from first hand experiences dealing in the legal system
Hands down one of my fav Al Pacino films of all time. Every single actor in this movie was 10/10. Proper gangster flick. Love the lighting / ambience / color grading in this whole movie, it just has a nice aesthetically pleasing look. I feel like they tried to replicate the color grading with the TV show POWER especially the night club scenes.
I guess you missed the point of the movie his whole objective was to get out of that life that’s the only reason he spared him it wasn’t a mistake on his behalf he was trying to break out of the never ending cycle so I wouldn’t call it a mistake it’s just part of that game.
On the other hand, he kills Benny and the cops would eventually link his murder to Carlito's Club, then to Carlito and then it's lifetime sentence... So it wasn't an easy choice either way. The best thing to do was not beating up Benny there, and plan to whack him somewhere else, another time.
All Carlito had to do was give that girl to Benny Blanco and accept that bottle of champain! No big deal! The club owner said Benny was a very good customer...
Watch this movie at least once a year since 1993 I'm 41 now never gets old ..just when you think your gonna ride of into the sunset and live a honest life your past comes back to collect ..cant run from that..real shit 💯
@@robd1329 Ha that's funny you say that about scarface I was basically thinking the same thing just the other day Good movie but so over the top Once every 5 years at most for me lol
I love how Carlito casually cops a feel before the stuff hits the fan. 4:02 I've seen this movie a thousand times. Still a classic. Pacino, an Italian, plays a great Puerto Rican too.
Sean Penn he absolutely done KILLA acting here as always , but this one is something else , Pacino , John Leguizamo he’s also an absolutely KILLA actor , this film is an absolutely 90’s cult classic among all the greatest 90’s movies right at the top together with Fire ! Sean Penn together with Al Pacino man that’s an absolutely incredible film I will never forget the impact this movie had in my childhood/teenager years
Every single song fits the mood/current situation. My personal favorite song is the one that plays when Carlito watches Gail dance naked for the first time. the lyrics fit so well
@@The808Mixmaster probably because nobody appreciates real directing and acting anymore all stupid played out bullshit or CGI or whatever. Hes probably all set unfortunately. But yes he is a true legend.
Both the negative and positive in Carlito resulted in his death. Pride and mercy. The very essence of who he was caused his death, and he died happy, having became a better person and more importantly, always true to himself. Life or death he was always genuine
Kinda. What killed him more was his refusal to ditch his code of ethics and realise that kind of brotherhood was no more and it was now dog eat dog. He trusted his old friends even though they all betrayed him - wore a wire to get out of prison / sold him out to the DA / went over to Benny Blanco's employment. Even though he said the words, "Friendship gonna kill you faster than a bullet," he never doubted his friends' intentions. And it cost him.
And more importantly, he wasn't the last of the MoRicans! Little Carlito was in the oven and away from danger and with loads of money, His legacy living on.
I love the ending of the movie for a few reasons, but one of those is how it’s almost unintentionally comedic. Carlito is about to board the train and leave with the love of his life- only for Benny Blanco from the Bronx to come out of nowhere from vanishing earlier on in the movie, announces his presence in the most supervillain way possible, and shoots him. It’s like the ending to a really dark and hardcore sitcom- ‘Who Else but Benny?’ On a serious note though, love this movie. This and Glengarry Glen Ross are two Al Pacino movies that deserve more recognition.
Well GGGR was a play really..... more than a movie. But I agree. Still amazes me how not a single female shown in that entire thing. Men of men in a mens world.
'Maybe I don't give a shit? Maybe I don't remember the last time I blew my nose either?' This is one of my regular life quotes. I absolutely love it and it serves me well.
That was an excellent film. I loved it. The man who played the nightclub owner was Jorge' Porcel, a popular entertainer from Argentina. One day several years ago i recognized him sitting in a wheelchair listening to a band playing music in the outdoor section of a popular shopping mall here in South Florida. There were tons of Latino people passing by and nobody recognized him but me. I asked him how he was , and he said he recently had an operation. A few years later i felt bad because i read that he passed away. Al was so great in this movie. So was a young John Leguizamo & Sean Penn. When Al portrays a character, whether fictitious or real, he always does a superb job. Hes incredible.
Yup! I actually didn't see "Carlito's Way" until 2002,but remember "A La Cama Con Porcel" late nights on channel 47 here in NY,so,just imagine my reaction when I saw him
Yes, that was a good show." EN LA CAMA DE PORCEL". I used to watch it here in SouthFlorida, on the Telemundo cannel. He did comedy, sang and i saw him in some Argentinian films. I heard he owned a nice restaurant in Miami. Would have liked to have gone there. RIP, Jorge.
@@dgmobbdeep He created his own prefix for the English dictionary "mis-fucking" everything was that with him 'this is a mis-fucking understanding' 'we got a mis-fucking communication here'
Jesus Christ , its official . Kids nowadays just love to throw the term underrated around . So here's what we'll do. Maybe you can put into words HOW is Sean Penn underrated ? ( this should be good )
I love the way the conversation is lit upstairs before Benny B falls down the stairs. Leguizamo is lit red, he's fully in the game. Pacino is half red and half normal. You can see he's a changed man.
Al Pacino is such a great actor; it's scary. The look in his eyes after he say's 'if I ever see you here again, you die, just like that," is just so cold.
You missed it entirely, there was a weakness in his eyes and Benny sensed it. Just look how Benny is shot-all red, his eyes pure black, almost demonic. Carlito is shot with the white light covering half his face, his right eye looking bright, almost soft.
You can tell by the look on Benny Blanco's face when Carlito says "if I ever see you here again, you die" that he thinks Carlito has gone soft, even Benny knows that he is absolutely supposed to die for his disrespect, Benny even said "if I ever see you again, I'm gonna fucking kill you" and Carlito still let him walk away, which sealed Carlito's fate.
I've seen this movie so many times and that's such a great observation I'm barely noticing. You can tell the moment he realized what you mentioned. Met Leguizamo a few years back when he was with his family. Very gracious and kind.
I love how the next shot after Carlito snaps his finger shows Benny with an all red face and Carlito half red and half white. That basically proved Benny was right saying he's over and in the history books. Carlito is only half of what he used to be gangster wise and Benny is full fledged gangster. The white light signified the new Carilto on his way out to a potentially better situation, but half red because of what he is still capable of, while the fully red faced Benny is basically a younger him...deep in it and dangerous enough to take him out of the equation
I just think Carlito holds too much contempt for Benny. Sure, he’s a punk and whatever, but was not directly offensive to Carlito. Why get worked up over someone like Benny? I’m missing something in this character.
@@rokyericksonroks I think that further validates the statement I made about Benny being a younger Carlito. He's seeking Carlito's validation from jealousy in a way by sending the bottle to the table and then he sends it back making him turn up that need for it. The movie emphasizes how Carlito lived a life where he was highly respected and feared before jail. But now he's running from that lifestyle while constantly running into people that indirectly pull him back towards it. Benny knows this instinctively and knows who Carlito was in the past. In a way you can tell he admires him until he sniffs out that ''weakness'' in Carlito (The red and white face) and is let down. Knowing hes got him beat he then vows to kill him....(which he does obviously.) I think Benny was the movie's twist for Carlito's end. A message saying you can't run from or forget what you create in life regardless of the lifestyle...
Well I guess is like what the movie said: Benny Blanco is the younger version of Carlito. So Carlito saw himself in the mirror and don’t like it what he saw it.
So much of what I lived through resonates because of this film. It is a work of art and philosophy. When I went to college left my city and came back I didn't recognize my neighborhood. "Mi barrio ya no existe". As I got older, I can't get with the current era of music and trends. You reflect more. People you trust betray you. The street element is at arms length. People try to test you. It's the greatest urban tragedy ever. He tried so hard. Maybe it was karma? Maybe it was blind faith.
I am 100% born in Puerto Rico but my aunt moved to Trenton New Jersey as a teen. When we visited NY and NJ in the early 80's this culture prevailed in those times this is the most real representation of New Yorikans I have ever seen good stuff.. Surprised that Pachino was in this.
If you look closely at the SYMBOLISM and ESOTERIC meaning when Carlito is talking to Benny in the red light you will notice Carlitos face is half red and Bennys face is all red. It’s symbolizing that Carlito is halfway out of his evil ways and Benny is totally consumed. Great great and powerful symbolism by the filmmaker. Brilliant scene. 💡
Acting tour de force from everybody in this outstanding and much underrated movie. Pacino is fabulous. Why is this role of his so seldom mentioned among his finest achievements? You tell me. I've no idea. It's not pride or ego that kills Carlito. It's mercy. He's changed too much, for the best in general perhaps, but not inside of the underworld (and many "upperworlds", but that's another story).
He started to think!! He was Mr. Powerful again..totally disrespected Blanco. Could have gave him ten . Minutes...disrespected him..in front of his crew..should have taken him out in the alley..his fatal mistake..
You could argue that he shouldn't have been merciful to Benny Blanco. But, we know from later in the film that Kleinfeld is willing to sell Carlito out to the DA on a drug deal he ASSUMED (but couldn't prove) Carlito did to invest in the club; Kleinfeld would have had a MUCH stronger case against Carlito if Benny had been murdered, considering all the witnesses. What actually killed Carlito was his trust in his friends - he was warned Pachenga had gone over to Benny Blanco's side, he was warned by Gail that Kleinfeld was a piece of ____ who would get him into trouble. Carlito refused to abandon his friends - one implicated him in a Mafia hit that almost killed him, the other gave away his boarding train details to Benny, who did kill him. "Friendship gonna kill you faster than a bullet."
John Leguizamo is a TOP NOTCH actor. Hasn't really gotten the respect he deserves. He outshines Pacino in this movie. But really good acting by Pacino and Penn as well. Really solid, underrated gangster movie. Tell everyone.
Yet Pachanga sold Carlito out to Benny and got him clipped by Benny for greed and Benny killed Pachanga after shooting Carlito because Benny couldn't trust a rat that would betray his own boss and friend. Not only that, but Benny Blanco remembered Pachanga was the one that beat him up in the alleyway and was begging Carlito to kill Benny.
The end scene sticks with me to this day. You can do everything “right”, have a back up plan, but always be nice because you never know when a lowly Benny Blanco from the Bronx might show up to take it all away.
@@ThisHandleWasTheOnly1Available or if you do be prepared to go all the way, no half stepping. There is a reason ancient chinese and roman statesmen practiced clan extermination.
@@ThisHandleWasTheOnly1Available Well.Benny and his crew got hemmed up and pistols in their faces. Him and his crew could have gotten smoked that night.
Carlito never elevated Pachanga or treated him with more money or respect that he deserved for his loyalty who then turned on him for empty promises of power and enrichment which allowed the hit to be successful. And of course he was told "No, you stay here too" by Blanco who then shot him too, tragic ending!
Being nice is one of the reasons he got killed. Too nice to his lawyer, too nice to Benny. Once the lawyer pulled the gun on Benny. Benny and the lawyer had to go. When the lawyer stole from the mob and got Carlito's in the mix the lawyer should have been served to the mob on a platter. Carlito's should have never been on the boat. Carlito's put himself in a position to be a victim. All that nice guy stuff made Pachanga lose respect for him. If Carlito's would have taken care of business his guys would have known not to play with him. He could have retired leave his guy set up to fill his spot. Pachanga's ambition got him killed. No way you humiliate and young up and coming by putting hands on him in public and walk away breathing from that.
One of the best of all time. This scene is epic. Leguizamo plays the role of the young up and coming thug perfectly. The music makes the scene even better
A movie about an older Benny, where he realizes Carlito's Way was right all the time, and some new, even MORE vicious breed of muther fuckers are on the come up. Maybe one of his own kids. Leguizamo is STILL the shit (he was amazing in When They See Us). He'd kill this!
i so love pachanga's reaction to all of it. esp when benny tumbles down the steps. pachanga is enjoying it as he hops down the steps to bennt before they take him in the alley. love it.
One of my favourite movies,Carlito is a man who has had a bad past,in some people's eyes a bad man but one thing about him is loyalty and eventually it's his downfall.The direction in this scene is fantastic,the way it moves to a hand held camera as if it's a person watching what is happening,a classic movie
Man I identify with this movie just growing up in the hood! I never sold dope but always watched how my brother moved into trying to get out the game. Seeing friends who called themselves gangster but ain't nothing gangsta about dying.
He was protecting one of his workers and standing up for his pal Dave, his code got him killed. Benny was a butt hurt purse snatcher, he wasn't going to make Carlito's age.
@@rickstalentedtongue910 respect is an essential element in the life; Carlito allowed his ego to dictate his interaction with Benny. He didnt take him seriously, and figured he’s at a level beyond Benny but failed to remember the come up; coupled with the fact that he was trying to step away from the life altogether. “Aint no such things as halfway crooks”
@@ryangonzalez7177 Informed take, I can see it now. The fact that I agree with him that Benny is an obnoxious punk who needed to be set straight, has nothing to do with the point about what Carlito did wrong. He opened himself up for future problems by creating an adversary.
One of my favorite gangster movies with a great cast: Al Pacino, Luis Guzman, Sean Penn, Viggo Mortensen, John Leguizamo and Penelope Ann Miller. They don't make great movies like this anymore.
@Rich Perez You OBVIOUSLY don't know what I've seen out of the movies your pea brain named Training Day was descent. Not going to go back and forth with you so thanks for you opinion. 🤡
As the years go on its becoming more clear penns acting here is one of the best of all time When you factor in everything about the actor and the role etc
My thing is Benny was never disrespectful to Carlito not even when he was being disrespected… love the movie but Carlito was in the wrong, could never figure out why he hated Benny maybe he just reminded him of the part of him he had to leave behind
Benny represented the new breed of gangster and Carlito underestimated their ferociousness. He did that all throughout the movie but it wasn't just Benny he had to worry about. It's also the coked up wannabe gangsters like Kline that's big trouble
The screen presence of Al Pacino is just unbelievable, a master of his craft.
One of the best all-time actors in my lifetime!
I salute you.
He is special, in Scent of a Woman he took it to a whole new level.
👏👏👏👏
Never me,Never me
Stop licking, and pushing some shit
“This guy is YOU twenty years ago!” - I love that line.
Never me!
That was a good one !
This movie has so many good lines. I like "alright jackson beat it". Or "dont make me do it Clienfelld" "you make me raise my voice again ill snap your neck like a breadstick".
@@martindivaMy favorite line was "You ah gangster now, there's no school for this and you can't get a late start"..
@dillonsolanki4986 "Remember me Benny Blanco from the Bronx", or "they made me do it" I can't hump you know" lol just do it just kill me. My favorite might be the lime pits already dug and from in here just one button I push.
Man, they definitely don't make movies like this anymore! What a classic .
Top 10 movie of all time no doubt
Nah you got ‘The Rock’ nowadays what do you mean? 🤣
Such a bad actor…
But yeah movies like this won’t come often, directing, acting,
Even cinematography and music…
NO THEY DONT NOT THIS OR SCARFACE
@@DarkKnight15789There will NEVER be another David Kleinfeld! Big props to David Koepp who wrote the screenplay (based on a novel but I can't remember who wrote it). Legendary film ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Put Donnie Brasco in there too. As near to cinematic perfection as possible.
The way Dave pulls his gun out lol he really thinks he’s a gangster. He cracks me up in every scene. Sean Penn was phenomenal in this movie.
Dave want to be a gangster but was a dumbster
that's not Sean Penn
Right, he deserved an Oscar nomination for supporting actor, he was brilliant
@@hotatp let's not get carried away here.
@@jotarokujo5132 lol, he was playing a Jewish lawyer, that carries a lot of weight in Hollywood
Still think this movie deserves way more props than it got. Really brilliant the way they had everything closing in on him throughout the whole flick. And who could forget Viggo Mortensen as Lalin
great job!
Lalin got 30 years man, 30 years!!!! You're right he was awesome in that role. I really think this movie was very underrated
I love it as well. It suffers with the Penelope Ann Miller side story.
@@LLOOYYYDD "I can't hump.."
It be's like that sometimes papi...
Luiz Guzman such an underrated and unappreciated talent. How many serious actors have the ability to play comedy roles convicingly? Not many.
He should’ve given Benny the “Batwing” when he grabbed at the foot of the stairs
Hey bennnnyyy, que pasooo? 🤷♂️
@jay bruno I love Luiz. A cop, train robber, cook, no-good thug who betrays poor Carlito.... He's brilliant in any role
@jay bruno No doubt 🤜🤛
True. Glad he's got that gig in Addams Family.
To think, all in a 3 year span Pacino did this, Scent of a Woman, and then Heat. Legendary.
And Devil's Advocate
@@hulkfan97He said 3 year span. Devil's Advocate is not in that span, nor is it as good as the other 3
@@BroodallyHonest
Jeez sorry I misread. I just really enjoyed that movie. My favorite performances of his are from Devil's Advocate and Scent of a Woman
Wow just wow, a true master of his craft. Timeless films.
90s Pacino is the greatest.
Back from the days when going to the theater was worth a trip, a classic from Al Pacino and John Leguizamo.
Yeah, Hollywood has really turned downhill since Covid.
it went downhill wayyyy before that @@Gforcebond
and ......
BRIAN DePALMA - the DIRECTOR. (He directed SCARFACE w Pacino as well)
Agreed.
Carlito's Way, A Bronx Tale, Donnie Brasco, Goodfellas...aaah good times
What about Casino, Godfather 1 and 2?
Ahhh the 90s...
Great movies... BAD guys trying to do some good things, However, HOWEVER, not counting the cost......
#=totallife
Summer of Sam was another great 90’s movie with John Leguizamo
Taxi Robert Di Niro,
"U ain't a lawyer no more Dave, u a gangsta now... U on tha other side... Whole new ball game... U can't learn about it in school & U can't have a late start". True 💯 shit
True story 💯
Great lines
Don Corleone had a late start and he rose to the very top of the American underworld criminal empire.
One more thing, we’re even 🔥🔥🔥
Sean Penn as David Kelinfeld. One of the top 5 dirtbag roles in cinema history.
Not really. When you grasp what the film is saying, you realize that "dirtbags" make up the majority.
Casualties of War Dirtbag City
He was a punk in the warriors also. Very similar charecter
"It's like I'm playing myself"
@@trhoades2063 nah, that wasn't sean penn... but they totally look the same lol
One of the best movies of all time .
" The Street is Watching... She is Watching All the Time "
My favorite film of all-time 😎!!!
Touche 💯👀
Loser
I like how he calls the street "She" and "She's always watching," because in the Spanish language, the street is "La calle" and "La" is female. In Spanish, nouns are either male or female. So even though he's speaking English, he still retaining some aspects of his Spanish. :)
@MrB0gart who works the streets at night? women...pimps are always hanging around and the johns chasing p*ssy but it's women's world...woman is referred to for ships too...also the earth mother...charles manson I think once referred to the penitentiary saying 'she's the icebox'...fact is p*ssy is the boss of this world because most men will do anything to get into it...therefore his correlation between the street being a woman watching all the time underpins his understanding of woman being the real boss...also it must be understood that a sexy woman is often the cause of a man being beaten or robbed or killed and arrested and jailed...it's heavy karma...we all got here thru them and they are often the cause of a man's death...this scene is an example...benny could not just let stephie go...he had to push it but she jumped onto another guy like most women do if they look good and are getting male attention whenever they walk (this is why most attractive women are wh*res regardless of their work or how much money they have or how rich or good looking their boyfriend or husband is)...this scene is the most unbelievable of the whole movie...it was absolutely the right thing for benny to be killed and carlito fcked up and then he loses his life because of it at the end of movie before he can escape with his dream woman...if we look deeper we see carlito eventually dies because of a wh*re (stephie) and more directly dies because of not killing benny (gangster) and he is with a good woman and heading to paradise which is out of character for him...reminds me of clint eastwood's dirty harry line "a man has got to know his limitations" meaning who to talk to and who not to...who to get close to and who not to get close to...who to trust and who not to trust...where to hang out and where not to hang out...men who do not know their limitations get into arguements or fights and accidents and wind up in hospital or murdered...these are serious words to live by...I am alive due to buddhism and knowing my limitations
Whiteguy "man"splaining Spanish is an odd move for sure @@markthompson8246
Every time I watch this movie I always forget that I'm watching Sean Penn. He plays it so well. Same goes for John Leguizamo
i just saw the movie a minutes ago. I saw the name Sean Penn at the beginning, and during the film, I forgot totally him! until the ending credits, seeing Kleinfeld as Sean Penn!
Sean Penn is unbelievable. I have a buddy that was just like that too when we were younger its like im watching him in our younger days. Hot head little dirt bag lol
@@alvaruspe7723exactly the same as me bro it’s insane 😂😂
Exactly, I was thinking the same thing earlier. You almost couldn’t tell it was Sean Penn playing that role, he did it so well.
yea me to i dint even know it was him
Notice at 5:09 Bennys face is full red as Carlitos is half red. Foreshadowing he’s not 100% the man he once used to be. Crazy cinematography!
That is very perceptive of you. Quite a brilliant detail by the director also.
Reminds me of the Vader and Obi Wann Kenobi battle, where Obi Wann tears into Vader’s helmet.
U stole this comment from me but good insight either way lol
Nice observation
Nice observation charlatan!
Idk why but Pacino’s delivery on “Maybe I don’t give a shit” cracks me up every time 😂😂
Me too
"Maybe I don't remember the last time I blew my nose".
I love his contempt and disrespect to Benny
Film is pure poetry, Brian De Palma at his best
Edwin Torres wrote the book
Like life.. but people can’t handle that
just like the today films..............
wait, the today's films are just crap!!!
@@lwrncjms yeah De Palma was great but I give more credit for the writing to Edwin Torres. Torres was an attorney and later judge in the Bronx during the crazy 1960s-1980’s. When you watch the courtroom scene, Torres is writing from first hand experiences dealing in the legal system
I feel bad for that waiter. The pressure and anxiety going on through him trying to please everybody 💀
😂 ikr, poor guy!!
Envoy trying to prevent a war 👀😂 not part of his job detail ..✋🏼
His tips must b great
theres no such thing like "anxiety" in reality kiddo.
I didn't get a tip
Hands down one of my fav Al Pacino films of all time. Every single actor in this movie was 10/10. Proper gangster flick. Love the lighting / ambience / color grading in this whole movie, it just has a nice aesthetically pleasing look. I feel like they tried to replicate the color grading with the TV show POWER especially the night club scenes.
not to mention the soundtrack, epic!! 👊🏻👍🏻🕺🕺🏿🕺🕺🏿
Godfather
This is such a great movie with so many lessons to be learned from it. Great cast,great director,great film!!!
The biggest lesson is never trust a Jеш! That Jеш lawyer ruined everything.
The soundtrack of this movie is insane . Completly nail the ambiance .
His mistake was going half way with Blanco. Should've been cool with him or bodied him.
I mean Benny DID warn him. "Better kill me now, OR..."
Exactly
Thanks Tony Soprano
@@marc7983 Nah. I kind of just watched the film😂
I guess you missed the point of the movie his whole objective was to get out of that life that’s the only reason he spared him it wasn’t a mistake on his behalf he was trying to break out of the never ending cycle so I wouldn’t call it a mistake it’s just part of that game.
Such an under appreciated film. Everybody does such a great job. Pacino and Penn both should have been nominated for awards. Brilliant stuff.
Al Pacino And Sean Penn together could not fail to be a masterpiece. John Leguizamo Turned it up a notch. Everybody is just great.
When your a gangster, you must always be a gangster. Not Killing B.Blanco , sealed Carlitos fate
he got softer
Yes ironically his own man gave him up and the guy that he should have killed got him at the end.
On the other hand, he kills Benny and the cops would eventually link his murder to Carlito's Club, then to Carlito and then it's lifetime sentence... So it wasn't an easy choice either way. The best thing to do was not beating up Benny there, and plan to whack him somewhere else, another time.
All Carlito had to do was give that girl to Benny Blanco and accept that bottle of champain! No big deal! The club owner said Benny was a very good customer...
One million %
Love how "Don't rock the boat" it being sung at the start of the scene.
And then there's That's the Way (I Like It).
The first few bars sound like a siren, a warning sign that serious trouble is brewing.
3:10 " This guy was you twenty years ago"
This part hits, because we look at this younger generation with dislike, but that use to be us growing up
That’s facts
"Ahh; he's a nickel bagger." *LMAO!*
"never me"
Nah bro don’t even say that now and days these kids corny
Not me, never me..
Watch this movie at least once a year since 1993 I'm 41 now never gets old ..just when you think your gonna ride of into the sunset and live a honest life your past comes back to collect ..cant run from that..real shit 💯
I can watch this any day of the month. As for Scarface...i cant watch it...its really outdated
For realz
43..never gets old. Just like bronx tale or the goodfellas
I like Serpico and Dog Day Afternoon when he was a young man.
@@robd1329
Ha that's funny you say that about scarface
I was basically thinking the same thing just the other day
Good movie but so over the top
Once every 5 years at most for me lol
I love how Carlito casually cops a feel before the stuff hits the fan. 4:02
I've seen this movie a thousand times. Still a classic. Pacino, an Italian, plays a great Puerto Rican too.
Al Pacino is Italian? Isn't he from New York City?
@@donarthiazi2443 He's Italian American and was raised by his mother and Sicilian grandparents.
@@Mr.White10-65
Okay. I thought he was from the US? The OP stated he was Italian lol
Plays a great Cuban in Scarface as well. ;-)
Go home and get your shinebox @@donarthiazi2443
Luiz Guzman IMO never gets enough credit. He is one of the greatest actors of our time. Love the guy!
@SkyNet General Also in Anger Management. "I told you not to go there"!
One of the greatest character actors ever!
Sean Penn he absolutely done KILLA acting here as always , but this one is something else , Pacino , John Leguizamo he’s also an absolutely KILLA actor , this film is an absolutely 90’s cult classic among all the greatest 90’s movies right at the top together with Fire ! Sean Penn together with Al Pacino man that’s an absolutely incredible film I will never forget the impact this movie had in my childhood/teenager years
The look on Luis Guzman face when Bennie Tumbled down those steps is priceless 🤣
Yep should of let him do it
That smirk...Oye, Benny...qué pasó?
@@carlossaenz1292 Humilliating af for benny 😂
Lmfao and his name being PACHANGA makes it even funnier it adds some flavor to it 😂😂😂
@@bobsacamano8041Fkavour hein.?? 😂😂
What i love about Carlito's Way are the soundtracks. Grew up in that generation of music
Every single song fits the mood/current situation. My personal favorite song is the one that plays when Carlito watches Gail dance naked for the first time. the lyrics fit so well
@@aiyachristianGail dancing topless at the nude bar.... if i remember correctly the song's named was "To Be Real" forgot the artist's name.
Even though they’re using songs released after the film’s 1975 setting.
@@miguelcorleone6633 The artist name is Cheryl Lynn and the song is called "Got To Be Real."
Don't rock the boat fakey @@Fakename70
I forget how many good films Brian De Palma made. He's a fucking boss director.
yes
Why doesn't he make movies anymore?
@@The808Mixmaster probably because nobody appreciates real directing and acting anymore all stupid played out bullshit or CGI or whatever. Hes probably all set unfortunately. But yes he is a true legend.
He’s the best at 70s and 80s psychological thrillers
@@anthonywalski4216 that’s not stopping Martin Scorsese
3:30 Sean Penn’s face is hysterical when Carlito is telling Benny off.😂
Mickey Cohen
Both the negative and positive in Carlito resulted in his death. Pride and mercy. The very essence of who he was caused his death, and he died happy, having became a better person and more importantly, always true to himself. Life or death he was always genuine
Kinda. What killed him more was his refusal to ditch his code of ethics and realise that kind of brotherhood was no more and it was now dog eat dog. He trusted his old friends even though they all betrayed him - wore a wire to get out of prison / sold him out to the DA / went over to Benny Blanco's employment. Even though he said the words, "Friendship gonna kill you faster than a bullet," he never doubted his friends' intentions. And it cost him.
Did he die though? The ending was extremely ambiguous
El orgullo lo mato hubiera seguido pero así es la mayoría de gente en la actualidad todos quieren fama
And more importantly, he wasn't the last of the MoRicans! Little Carlito was in the oven and away from danger and with loads of money, His legacy living on.
@@heroicjourney2508lol no he died you can see him literally going to the afterlife
I love the ending of the movie for a few reasons, but one of those is how it’s almost unintentionally comedic. Carlito is about to board the train and leave with the love of his life- only for Benny Blanco from the Bronx to come out of nowhere from vanishing earlier on in the movie, announces his presence in the most supervillain way possible, and shoots him. It’s like the ending to a really dark and hardcore sitcom- ‘Who Else but Benny?’ On a serious note though, love this movie. This and Glengarry Glen Ross are two Al Pacino movies that deserve more recognition.
Well GGGR was a play really..... more than a movie. But I agree. Still amazes me how not a single female shown in that entire thing. Men of men in a mens world.
La atmósfera que logró el gran De Palma en toda la película es increíble. Y las actuaciones fueron perfectas.
Pacino's angry eating...gets me every time I watch this scene.
'Maybe I don't give a shit? Maybe I don't remember the last time I blew my nose either?' This is one of my regular life quotes. I absolutely love it and it serves me well.
go snatch a purse, go on take a walk
So much good timing
@Don't Fear The Reaper when's hes online acting tough 😅
Regular life quotes? Those are fighting words bro
@Don't Fear The Reaper `Maybe he says that to any and every question?
I love how Pachanga busts out laughing while Rudy describes the "problem with Mr. Kleinfeld".
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Gets me every time. 😂😂
“So what’s the problem “😂😂😂
He laughs with his tongue sticking out too like this.. “Heheheheh..😛😝”
🤣
That was an excellent film. I loved it. The man who played the nightclub owner was Jorge'
Porcel, a popular entertainer from Argentina. One day several years ago i recognized him sitting in a wheelchair listening to a band playing music in the outdoor section of a popular shopping mall here in South Florida. There were tons of Latino people passing by and nobody recognized him but me. I asked him how he was , and he said he recently had an operation. A few years later i felt bad because i read that he passed away. Al was so great in this movie. So was a young John Leguizamo & Sean Penn. When Al portrays a character, whether fictitious or real, he always does a superb job. Hes incredible.
Yup! I actually didn't see "Carlito's Way" until 2002,but remember "A La Cama Con Porcel" late nights on channel 47 here in NY,so,just imagine my reaction when I saw him
El gordo Porcel from Argentina
Yes, that was a good show." EN LA CAMA DE PORCEL". I used to watch it here in SouthFlorida, on the Telemundo cannel. He did comedy, sang and i saw him in some Argentinian films. I heard he owned a nice restaurant in Miami. Would have liked to have gone there. RIP, Jorge.
💖🙏
@@joyceyolandastorch8964 thanks yolanda to appreciate the argentine school
One of my favorite crime films ever. The actress who played Steffie, Ingrid Rogers is absolutely gorgeous in this scene.
John Leguizamo played his role perfectly. He can do comedy and play a bad guy. He even did well in Spawn. Wow...
Where is he?!
He’s incredible in Spawn
@@dgmobbdeep He created his own prefix for the English dictionary "mis-fucking" everything was that with him 'this is a mis-fucking understanding' 'we got a mis-fucking communication here'
John is fabulous
And from someone who played Tibalt, John Leguizamo's Tibalt was pretty fire. I agree, anything he has done was 100%
Pretty much my favourite film of all time. Al, Sean and John at their finest. Brilliant. 👌🏼
Yeah John has had a VERY underrated career
@@jamesonedwardsii4943 But everyone still thinks he's great!
Sean Penn best acting of all his movies very underrated as an actor.
He,s not realy underated though is he?
Considered one of the best of his generation, actually. He won 2 Oscars
Great actor, horrible writer.
Ya...I can think of 5 good movies he was in. I think he was a pretty big deal back then
Jesus Christ , its official . Kids nowadays just love to throw the term underrated around . So here's what we'll do. Maybe you can put into words HOW is Sean Penn underrated ? ( this should be good )
"C'mon man it ain't that far, just down the block. It would be like the old days"
At this point Carlito should have agreed with his 💪🏿henchman🏴☠️
I love the way the conversation is lit upstairs before Benny B falls down the stairs. Leguizamo is lit red, he's fully in the game. Pacino is half red and half normal. You can see he's a changed man.
Al Pacino is such a great actor; it's scary. The look in his eyes after he say's 'if I ever see you here again, you die, just like that," is just so cold.
You missed it entirely, there was a weakness in his eyes and Benny sensed it.
Just look how Benny is shot-all red, his eyes pure black, almost demonic. Carlito is shot with the white light covering half his face, his right eye looking bright, almost soft.
I mean If I eva see you here again
Never thought about it until now. Benny (John Leguizamo) is rockin' his best Freddie Mercury look.
Better teeth
And way more swag
@@GORILLA_PIMP Ah man, Freddie had gobs of swag -- just a differ type!
No he’s rocking the Luigi Mario look with the mustache that he should have had in the super Mario bros movie the same year as this film.
Al pacino what a giant of an actor
You can tell by the look on Benny Blanco's face when Carlito says "if I ever see you here again, you die" that he thinks Carlito has gone soft, even Benny knows that he is absolutely supposed to die for his disrespect, Benny even said "if I ever see you again, I'm gonna fucking kill you" and Carlito still let him walk away, which sealed Carlito's fate.
That’s true
He did so did Guzman's character. He was ready to do the job
I've seen this movie so many times and that's such a great observation I'm barely noticing. You can tell the moment he realized what you mentioned. Met Leguizamo a few years back when he was with his family. Very gracious and kind.
Facts, big mistake.
He saw the hesitation.
I love how the next shot after Carlito snaps his finger shows Benny with an all red face and Carlito half red and half white. That basically proved Benny was right saying he's over and in the history books. Carlito is only half of what he used to be gangster wise and Benny is full fledged gangster. The white light signified the new Carilto on his way out to a potentially better situation, but half red because of what he is still capable of, while the fully red faced Benny is basically a younger him...deep in it and dangerous enough to take him out of the equation
you are 100 percent correct
damn, well observed man, never noticed that!!
I just think Carlito holds too much contempt for Benny. Sure, he’s a punk and whatever, but was not directly offensive to Carlito. Why get worked up over someone like Benny? I’m missing something in this character.
@@rokyericksonroks I think that further validates the statement I made about Benny being a younger Carlito. He's seeking Carlito's validation from jealousy in a way by sending the bottle to the table and then he sends it back making him turn up that need for it. The movie emphasizes how Carlito lived a life where he was highly respected and feared before jail. But now he's running from that lifestyle while constantly running into people that indirectly pull him back towards it. Benny knows this instinctively and knows who Carlito was in the past. In a way you can tell he admires him until he sniffs out that ''weakness'' in Carlito (The red and white face) and is let down. Knowing hes got him beat he then vows to kill him....(which he does obviously.) I think Benny was the movie's twist for Carlito's end. A message saying you can't run from or forget what you create in life regardless of the lifestyle...
Well I guess is like what the movie said: Benny Blanco is the younger version of Carlito. So Carlito saw himself in the mirror and don’t like it what he saw it.
John Leguizamo was excellent in this.
Summer of Sam and Spawn....GOOD Actor!!!
Yeah, that suit he was wearing was classy.
He's underated
He looked cool in this movie. Now he looks....older
He was. He's a brilliant actor.
Love how 🎶Rock the boat🎶 is being played in the background. Carlito, certainly rocked Bennie Blanco's boat in this scene.
Benny had the mackin outfit. Suit was on point.
Great movie; so glad I watched it at the theater.
So much of what I lived through resonates because of this film. It is a work of art and philosophy. When I went to college left my city and came back I didn't recognize my neighborhood. "Mi barrio ya no existe". As I got older, I can't get with the current era of music and trends. You reflect more. People you trust betray you. The street element is at arms length. People try to test you.
It's the greatest urban tragedy ever. He tried so hard. Maybe it was karma? Maybe it was blind faith.
Some superb performances in this film keeps you hooked all the way !! Sean Penn is exceptional in this role and Pacino as usual " class".
I am 100% born in Puerto Rico but my aunt moved to Trenton New Jersey as a teen. When we visited NY and NJ in the early 80's this culture prevailed in those times this is the most real representation of New Yorikans I have ever seen good stuff.. Surprised that Pachino was in this.
Anytime you have Pacino and DePalma together in anything, it's gonna kick ass!
Just like Martin Scorsese and Robert Deniro.
@@misterlexx2721 Not sorry, but Pacino only worked with Scorsese once and it was better than all of the Scorsese/De Niro movies COMBINED.
@jonathanbirch2022 Nah, just telling the truth...
Ok Al Pacino is a better actor we all agree on that but. Scorsese and de niro and pesci in 1 movie? Cmon eh
This movie really is one of the most street, of all-time.
I love this movie...except the ending
One of the best movies, he should’ve killed Benny
One Of The Best In The Bronx Were It Get Gritty
The fact that they showed light on puerto ricans!! Usually it's the italian mob, black gangsters chicanos whoever
What an underrated movie. The tension slowly builds throughout the whole movie, and you know there can really only be one outcome.
"FUGG BENNY!" The line of the year!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
If you look closely at the SYMBOLISM and ESOTERIC meaning when Carlito is talking to Benny in the red light you will notice Carlitos face is half red and Bennys face is all red. It’s symbolizing that Carlito is halfway out of his evil ways and Benny is totally consumed. Great great and powerful symbolism by the filmmaker. Brilliant scene. 💡
Nice note!
“So what’s the problem, good for him” !
That was so simple and good 👍
Carlito's narrarating makes this movie.
Makes this movie what?
"faster than a speeding bullet" gets me laughing every time. 😄
The way Al Pacino says "WHO" and "Fuck Benny", lmao. Too good.
Lmao 🤣
Stephy was rocking the boat the whole time
Acting tour de force from everybody in this outstanding and much underrated movie. Pacino is fabulous. Why is this role of his so seldom mentioned among his finest achievements? You tell me. I've no idea. It's not pride or ego that kills Carlito. It's mercy. He's changed too much, for the best in general perhaps, but not inside of the underworld (and many "upperworlds", but that's another story).
He started to think!! He was Mr. Powerful again..totally disrespected Blanco. Could have gave him ten .
Minutes...disrespected him..in front of his crew..should have taken him out in the alley..his fatal mistake..
You could argue that he shouldn't have been merciful to Benny Blanco. But, we know from later in the film that Kleinfeld is willing to sell Carlito out to the DA on a drug deal he ASSUMED (but couldn't prove) Carlito did to invest in the club; Kleinfeld would have had a MUCH stronger case against Carlito if Benny had been murdered, considering all the witnesses. What actually killed Carlito was his trust in his friends - he was warned Pachenga had gone over to Benny Blanco's side, he was warned by Gail that Kleinfeld was a piece of ____ who would get him into trouble. Carlito refused to abandon his friends - one implicated him in a Mafia hit that almost killed him, the other gave away his boarding train details to Benny, who did kill him. "Friendship gonna kill you faster than a bullet."
John Leguizamo is a TOP NOTCH actor. Hasn't really gotten the respect he deserves. He outshines Pacino in this movie. But really good acting by Pacino and Penn as well. Really solid, underrated gangster movie. Tell everyone.
John Leguizamo does not outshine Pacino. Pacino is the star of the movie and one of Hollywood's top actors. Not even close.
Leguizamo was great in this movie. Pacino was better though.
Benny was my fav in this movie tbh.. even though he didn’t get large screen time.. But he wasn’t no chump or pump faker like carlito thought he was.
For those that haven't seen this movie they are blind......
Not as good as Donnie Brasco or Cop Land.
For me one of the most memorable characters in film history, Benny Blanco from the Bronx. Love this movie!
Who?
"Lets put him in the trunk and drive him off the pier come on man it ain't that far". That's Gangsta.
Be like the old days be fun be fun!
Love that part
He just wants his 70 grand and get out! :P
Yet Pachanga sold Carlito out to Benny and got him clipped by Benny for greed and Benny killed Pachanga after shooting Carlito because Benny couldn't trust a rat that would betray his own boss and friend. Not only that, but Benny Blanco remembered Pachanga was the one that beat him up in the alleyway and was begging Carlito to kill Benny.
Benny Blanco: Imma buy this guy
The end scene sticks with me to this day. You can do everything “right”, have a back up plan, but always be nice because you never know when a lowly Benny Blanco from the Bronx might show up to take it all away.
Benny Blanco wasn't "lowly". He was a serious guy and it was apparent. You can't disrespect someone like that and not expect repercussions.
@@ThisHandleWasTheOnly1Available or if you do be prepared to go all the way, no half stepping. There is a reason ancient chinese and roman statesmen practiced clan extermination.
@@ThisHandleWasTheOnly1Available Well.Benny and his crew got hemmed up and pistols in their faces. Him and his crew could have gotten smoked that night.
Carlito never elevated Pachanga or treated him with more money or respect that he deserved for his loyalty who then turned on him for empty promises of power and enrichment which allowed the hit to be successful. And of course he was told "No, you stay here too" by Blanco who then shot him too, tragic ending!
Being nice is one of the reasons he got killed. Too nice to his lawyer, too nice to Benny. Once the lawyer pulled the gun on Benny. Benny and the lawyer had to go. When the lawyer stole from the mob and got Carlito's in the mix the lawyer should have been served to the mob on a platter. Carlito's should have never been on the boat. Carlito's put himself in a position to be a victim. All that nice guy stuff made Pachanga lose respect for him. If Carlito's would have taken care of business his guys would have known not to play with him. He could have retired leave his guy set up to fill his spot. Pachanga's ambition got him killed. No way you humiliate and young up and coming by putting hands on him in public and walk away breathing from that.
One of the best of all time. This scene is epic. Leguizamo plays the role of the young up and coming thug perfectly. The music makes the scene even better
So much De Palma in this. I love it.
The end train station chase and shootout is so much like the train station shootout in the untouchables. DePalma written all over it.
@@anthonywalski4216 Have you seen Dressed To Kill? He did the subway train chase there first.
@@buffythehaterslayer6918 unfortunately I have not. I will now though. Thanks
@@anthonywalski4216 It's a nutty movie, you might enjoy it.
I don't understand why a benny Blanco movie was never made if I become a film maker this will be on my list of movies to do.
Brother I will sell my house to invest in you brother! Make that ish happen my dude!
A movie about an older Benny, where he realizes Carlito's Way was right all the time, and some new, even MORE vicious breed of muther fuckers are on the come up. Maybe one of his own kids. Leguizamo is STILL the shit (he was amazing in When They See Us). He'd kill this!
i so love pachanga's reaction to all of it. esp when benny tumbles down the steps. pachanga is enjoying it as he hops down the steps to bennt before they take him in the alley. love it.
The most underrated mob movie. This film was so well cast, and all of the actors brought their A game. Ingrid Rogers looks fine as hell too.
I dig how Benny breathes in Carlito's face and still wants to be respected.
The hospital scene at the end where Carlito empties kleinfeld 's bullets is particularly memorable.
Great Flick .. Carlito's Biggest mistake was not taking out Benny when He had the chance ..
Yeah, you had the feeling early on that this guy was bad news and that this decision would come back to bite him.
I always said this in my mind he had the change too 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
Would of been great if he found out when Benny was taking him out that was his illegitimate son.
Half Measure.
Yeah for real, though it makes sense for his character but a man with his experience shouldve known he would come back for him.
Amazing scene one of Pacino's best ever!!!!
Maybe I don't remember the last time I blew my nose either 😂😂. Very underrated movie
Yes Love BLESS YOU FRIEND STAY WELL AND HEALTHY ENJOY LIFE RESPECT
🤔
One of my favourite movies,Carlito is a man who has had a bad past,in some people's eyes a bad man but one thing about him is loyalty and eventually it's his downfall.The direction in this scene is fantastic,the way it moves to a hand held camera as if it's a person watching what is happening,a classic movie
What does he mean by this anyon?
yes
Man I identify with this movie just growing up in the hood! I never sold dope but always watched how my brother moved into trying to get out the game. Seeing friends who called themselves gangster but ain't nothing gangsta about dying.
Sean Penn is at his best in this great movie. Hes as crazy as they come but hes a great actor!
Thanks!
Played that part brilliant.
From 'Badboys' to now ....
Mystic river was his best in my opinion
@@royjonesjr1117 Yeah but in Carlito's Way you didn't even recognize him.
the music blends so well in the scene a true masterpiece of cinema
Makes me sick how Brian De Palma was so underrated as a director .always loved he's visual style and made some classic movies in my opinion
I watch this movie at least twice a year and it never gets old.
That’s it? Once a month for me.
simps
Just when he thought he was out.....they pulled him back in. Great film.
silvio dante ova here
Carlito's arrogance killed him. Benny Blanco deserves his own movie.
He was protecting one of his workers and standing up for his pal Dave, his code got him killed. Benny was a butt hurt purse snatcher, he wasn't going to make Carlito's age.
@@rickstalentedtongue910 respect is an essential element in the life; Carlito allowed his ego to dictate his interaction with Benny. He didnt take him seriously, and figured he’s at a level beyond Benny but failed to remember the come up; coupled with the fact that he was trying to step away from the life altogether.
“Aint no such things as halfway crooks”
@@ryangonzalez7177 Informed take, I can see it now. The fact that I agree with him that Benny is an obnoxious punk who needed to be set straight, has nothing to do with the point about what Carlito did wrong. He opened himself up for future problems by creating an adversary.
@@rickstalentedtongue910benny blanco respected carlito way more than dave did at that point but yeah carlito owed dave.
he's just a punk.
One of my favorite gangster movies with a great cast: Al Pacino, Luis Guzman, Sean Penn, Viggo Mortensen, John Leguizamo and Penelope Ann Miller. They don't make great movies like this anymore.
“ when you can’t see the angles no more, you in trouble “ - carlito
The whole movie is as intense as this scene.
Held your attention.
I love how the camera is swinging back and forth between Carlito and Benny. Simple but very powerful
It's a SHAME that Hollywood stopped making Classic Movies like this now, it's true nothing stays the same everything changes.
@Rich Perez You OBVIOUSLY don't know what I've seen out of the movies your pea brain named Training Day was descent. Not going to go back and forth with you so thanks for you opinion. 🤡
I love this movie. Sleeper classic that took a lot time to be recognized as one of the greatest gangster films. Sean penn is especially good
Played that part brilliant.
As the years go on its becoming more clear penns acting here is one of the best of all time
When you factor in everything about the actor and the role etc
FUN FACT: “Rock the boat” is now stuck in your head for the next few hours 😂
Great song! That scene captures mid 70s vibes really well.
Lol. It is now.
Carlito's, Pachanga, Benny Blanco from the Bronx. Great actors . 🇵🇷💪
John Leguizamo--was a very underrated talent! funny guy too!
Yeah I agree he should a done more movies
Drama
Crime
Comedy
Etc
He was the best Luigi ever lol
My thing is Benny was never disrespectful to Carlito not even when he was being disrespected… love the movie but Carlito was in the wrong, could never figure out why he hated Benny maybe he just reminded him of the part of him he had to leave behind
I thought the same thing. Benny really didn't do anything to carlito. Was over the top
Benny represented the new breed of gangster and Carlito underestimated their ferociousness. He did that all throughout the movie but it wasn't just Benny he had to worry about. It's also the coked up wannabe gangsters like Kline that's big trouble
The same reason old mobsters hated Jackie Junior, Matt Bevalaqua and his friend Sean.
He saw too much of himself in Benny
Gabriel Baynunn They didn’t really hate them though. They were just idiots.