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Pope of Greenwich Village also, even if it's just mob adjacentDude! You're psychic!!!!
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Pope of Greenwich Village also, even if it's just mob adjacentDude! You're psychic!!!!
A close second. But the true winner is casino, the length filters peopleA Bronxsh Tale. Louie Beans!!
That’s a favorite of mine even though there’s barely any mob violence which seems to be key to mob movies. I have the 27x40 poster signed by Eric Roberts hanging in my living room - I got him to write “Charlie! They took my thumb!”Pope of Greenwich Village also, even if it's just mob adjacent
Another great one and when DeNiro was still good. I got to see Chaz speak at an event about getting it made years ago which was cool since they were just gonna but it from him but he held out so it could get made the way he wanted it, kinda like how Stallone held out on Rocky being bought so they could put someone else in the roleA Bronxsh Tale. Louie Beans!!
State of Grace and Wise Guys (Joe Piscopo and Danny Devito).
De Niro was great in Mean Streets too, which I haven't since I was maybe 20 but remember enjoying.Another great one and when DeNiro was still good. I got to see Chaz speak at an event about getting it made years ago which was cool since they were just gonna but it from him but he held out so it could get made the way he wanted it, kinda like how Stallone held out on Rocky being bought so they could put someone else in the role
The ending being the nigga walking into a garbage truck compactor broke my ribsOnce Upon a Time In America even though it's kikes
I think Casino flows better. God Sharon Stone was a tremendous cunt and a piece of assGoodfellas is the most rewatchable, but Casino is great too. Donnie Brasco is underrated, even though having large Nordic Michael Madsen as a wop is a bit jarring. GF 1 and 2 are obviously masterpieces, but they do both kind of glamourise the mob to a degree, or at least mythologize them. The others I mentioned show them as the petty, rat-like, unpredictable scumbags they are.
Miller's Crossing never gets mentioned and it's probably not only the best mob movie, but best Coen Bros. movie.
I disagree as a baseball fan 61* is his best, enjoy prison stlaker.Analyze This. Billy Crystals magnum opus, child.
Easily my favorite Cohen Bros movie.Miller's Crossing never gets mentioned and it's probably not only the best mob movie, but best Coen Bros. movie.
They all fuck other men in prison. And a bunch of them have died of AIDS (hence the Vito storyline). There was a mobster who was shot and refused blood transfusions from anyone but members of his mafia family because he didn't want the hospital to infect him with AIDS. And of course one of the mafia members had AIDS and infected him.The mob is so gay
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