A Bronx Tale (1993) First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!

[@florenciohernandezjr.2556]

The bar scene where Sonny locks the door and says “Now youse can’t leave” is one of my favorite scenes ever.. such a classic and underrated film.

[@Yora21]

It's the ultimate "Locking the Door" scene.

[@matthintz9468]

The narration after that as the camera pans across the faces of the bikers is excellent!

[@rickwelch8464]

@@Yora21 Coward of the County enters the chat...

[@numbersandsports4206]

Crazy thing is the actor of Sonny did a podcast not long ago and talked about being authentic to the actual people this is based around and that was a real situation that happened by that crew of guys .

[@elizabitty213]

I’m here in the Bronx and my step dads friends were some of the bikers, never once have we watched this, that he didn’t point that out lol so since he’s not here in the chat I felt the need to Lmao 🤣

[@jpa5038]

A classic. Really underrated despite the fact that it's in the ever popular mafia genre.

[@PickleBread355]

Seriously cannot believe that I've never heard of this film. I was born in '86 I thought I seen all the movies lol

[@tiredoffools8929]

@@PickleBread355 Hopefully you didn't watch this reaction before seeing the movie for yourself, but if you have, its still very much worth making the effort to watch it in its entirety.

[@PickleBread355]

@@tiredoffools8929 Oh I'll still totally check it out. I enjoy reactions regardless and if I really just blows my mind and I have to see it I'll stop watching it and watch the movie

[@nah3826]

Good Movie, but not like Goodfellas, Casino, Godfather 1 and 2, and Sopranos

[@Barb5001]

@@orangewarm1 It was not intended to be a "mob" film. It just about those in the Bronx during that period that also had some mob characters. Saying it is a "mob" film is like saying the great mob movie "Goodfellows" is just a family values movie

[@dwood21851]

This movie is so underrated, especially in the Italian gangster genre. Another great one is Donnie Brasco with Johnny Depp and Al Pacino

[@michaeljames6817]

Donnie Brasco is so good.

[@31olegna]

Damn Al Pacino was incredible in that movie

[@McLoven-vm1ck]

That's what I was going to comment, I don't think this movie gets nearly enough recognition and is off of a lot of people's radar.

[@alainvosselman9960]

Totally NOT underrated !! It was an instant classic !

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

So true, it always gets overlooked in the "mobster movie" collection

[@SJHD]

"It don't take much strength to pull a trigger, but try and get up every morning, day after day and work for a livin'! Let's see him try that! Then we'll see who's the REAL tough guy! The working man's the tough guy!" One of the greatest quotes of all time!

[@HiddenKeyElement]

"I could eat a knob at night" One of the greatest quotes ever

[@MrTHEMONEEMAKER]

@@HiddenKeyElementKarl pilkington eh

[@maximillianosaben]

I saw Chazz Palminteri perform his one-man show of A Bronx Tale on Broadway (in New York City). It was phenomenal. It is his own life’s story; even though in the film he doesn’t play the boy, he was that boy in real life.

[@jian5568]

I heard that in this movie that the actor who played Eddie Mush had the ability of turning everything into mush.

[@righteouslydefiant5362]

@@robertawesome2410 that's one of the reasons why people thought the movie was about his childhood and not chazz's

[@nypinstripes2388]

I saw the same show in Providence, RI several years back. It was phenomenal.

[@AnthonyLaMastra]

I’ve seen his one man show several times. I highly recommend it!

[@frankygunpowder]

@@robertawesome2410 Chazz has said that he dated black girls in his youth.

[@jonrmartin]

How does this channel only have 100K subscribers? I've been watching you guys for like 2 years now and you're easily the best reaction channel for movies on all of KZbin.

[@alainvosselman9960]

I also think they are the best. They deserve to be the Godfather and Godmother of reaction channels. lol.

[@TBRSchmitt]

Wow, thank you!

[@Ooofaa-Maa]

I agree, definitely my top 2 movie reactors are TBR and Asia & BJ. 👍

[@michaelceraso1977]

well DAVID i think has a v good job that sometimes require off site and They have a baby under 15 mnths , so Samantha is a busy mom

[@johnnybags2324]

My aunt Kathy plays Rosina (C’s mom). She had never acted before this movie and auditioned on a whim because she took her son to audition for young C and decided to take a shot. She’s about to start her 4th project with DeNiro.

[@cam62cam811]

Congratulations to her 🤝🏽

[@MrTech226]

Johnny Movie that your sunt in with DeNiro is Wise Guys. DeNiro has a double role as both, Vito Genovese and Frank Costello.

[@johnnybags2324]

@@MrTech226 yep, she’s been filming for the last month or so

[@joesalad69]

Katherine Narducci? Loved her in the Sopranos!

[@bewatermyfriend7595]

Is she in the Mafia ?

[@BishopWalters12]

Chazz Palminteri is a criminally underrated actor, he's great in this movie and The Usual Suspects is one of the best movies from the 90's.

[@matthintz9468]

He's not merely an actor - he's an artist of the highest degree. Like De Niro, or Woody Allen, he writes, directs, acts, and engages with his craft constantly. He is a true theatre artist.

[@andykapped0823]

Poolhall junkies if you have not scene it

[@buffmaloney]

Oscar, check it out.

[@jian5568]

Finally this film is getting more recognition

[@doreck07]

Ya it is absolutely an underrated Gem. Not to mention required watching for EVERY man.

[@latinguitar2]

This movie deserves all the recognition 👏 I'm hoping other reactors watch this film.

[@203Moonk]

“You’re only allowed three great women in your lifetime. They come along like the great fighters, once every ten years” one of the realest movie quotes ever Thank you sonny!!👏

[@buffmaloney]

My 3rd great woman just ended it with me. Going to be a lonely rest of my life.

[@203Moonk]

@@buffmaloney no definitely not… she ended it with you not the other way around god will reimburse you with something 10x more fulfilling sir take care for me…

[@buffmaloney]

@@203Moonk Not at my age.

[@203Moonk]

@@buffmaloney damn man don’t say that you breaking my heart here… how old are you?? And if it makes ya feel any better I lost 2 of em at least…..I only got one more in the chamber but rightnow She isn’t here and I get lonely too fam. It’s a lonely world guy we are born alone and we die alone ya know?? You needa start smoking weed or something to get ya mind off of it or at least simmer the pain I feel you though guy definitely.

[@buffmaloney]

@@203Moonk I will be 57 on Friday.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

It's based on Chazz Palimteri's childhood (the guy who plays Sonny), so basically he is C. It was originally a one-man monologue play that he did locally.

[@JayMammoth]

he’s still performing it, saw it last year in Niagara Falls. It’s amazing.

[@Jesus.X]

Taral hicks was and still is fine AF. That bar scene was a classic "now yous cant leave".

[@jjmalaprop9968]

DeNiro’s filmography in the 25 years between 1973-1997 is as great a quarter century as any in film acting history.

[@TheDailyGold]

Its incredible. Even just from 1990 to 1995. Good Fellas, Casino, Bronx Tale, Heat. But those 25 years are epic.

[@924photos5]

And Cape Fear.

[@el34glo59]

Nothing touches it. Its absolutely absurd

[@brandonwenzel2844]

"Your friends suck." Truer words have never been spoken.

[@brysteinberg1972]

I met Chaz after the one man show! Gave me his autograph. I was talking to him and he was a bouncer in NYC and this script he refused to sell unless he was in the movie!! Great guy, genuine as hell

[@enterusernamehere42069]

The biker scene is just classic. "Now, you'se can't leave".

[@NJbakintheday]

Yeah, "Satan's Messengers". I think Sonny and the crew delivered the message that day. 🤣

[@guymorris6596]

They knew they were screwed when the door got closed and locked.

[@Protoman85]

The best part of this movie might be the counterweight to Goodfellas, where Henry talks about the 9-5 worker has no balls, but here Deniro has that great line about how being a working man not succumbing to the easy out of crime being the bigger man.

[@JohnSmith-wh2ob]

“Doesn’t take much strength to pull the trigger but let him try getting up and working day after day then we’ll see who’s the real tough guy the working man’s the tough guy your father’s the tough guy” honestly damn near makes me cry when I see it

[@joshoberg9797]

This Oberg agrees.

[@JayMammoth]

Chaz Palmenteiri wrote this, it’s based on his one man show, which he still performs. I was fortunate enough to finally see it last year, so amazing, based on Chazz life growing up. Every studio wanted to make this film based on the one man show but they all wanted a big name for Sonny so Chazz kept refusing, it wasn’t until Deniro got involved and Deniro said no one else can play Sonny.

[@matthintz9468]

This is one of the best movies of all time, and one of the best "mafia" films. Not a lot of people have seen it, and I'm glad its getting more exposure! Chazz Palminteri is amazing!

[@gabagool_and_psychiatry4856]

its the italian boyz in da hood.

[@reyerik8240]

Honestly i watched this as a kid and my father reminded me of z dad and i grew up in the bad life so i would get advice from both sides but this movie taught me a lot about life in a way seeing how sonny was bad but gave great advice and his dad was old fashion but a great dad great movie all around

[@daylin3907]

I've always followed the "unlock her door and watch if she unlocks your door" rule. Simple basic in dating that led to amazing women.

[@positivelynegative9149]

How do I use that on my motorcycle? 😄

[@duckarse11]

@@positivelynegative9149 get a sidecar

[@positivelynegative9149]

@@duckarse11 🤨

[@miked2445]

BUT NO MORE THAN 3!!!! There are rules to abide by. To be imbued with the knowledge and power of THE LOCK THING FROM A BRONX TALE, comes with great responsibility. Which leads me to Rule 62 of the 3rd Amendment of THE OFFICIAL RESPONSIBILITIES AND RULES FOR THE ONE FOR WHOM WE HAVE BESTOWED THE EVERLIVING KNOWLEDGE AND POWER AND PRIVILAGE AND TRUST AND JUST OVERALL OUR UTMOST SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGEMENT FOR, OF THE LOCK THING FROM A BRONX TALE HANDBOOK, 62. Dont even THINK about tryna combine this power with the "...Hey." thing from Spider-Man Into the Spiderverse!!! You gonna fuck up the Quantum Realm tryna do that shit. What the hell we gonna do when you got ALL the pussy, from every reality???? HMMMM???? Think. About. It. Alright, be careful out there. We love you.

[@NJbakintheday]

Yes!! Finally! This is very high on my list of favorite movies, and it's a movie that 99% of my favorite reactors continue to sleep on. They don't know what they're missing. What a great 'coming of age' movie. I took a date to see this when it first came out, and I remember laughing out loud at the scene where C tells us all about the gang members' nicknames. 🤣 Thanks for checking this one out, guys! When it comes to reactions, you continue to be better than the 99% who play it safe and only react to what everybody else does.

[@fashizzle78]

"now you's can't leave!" so scary

[@mandojacks23]

this movie is based on chazz palminteri childhood , his dad also came up with the quote 'the saddest thing in live is wasted talent "

[@txlyons2937]

The "now youse can't leave" scene is one of my all-time favorite movie moments.

[@emichels]

10000%

[@BigPete44]

Hello guys…… From The Bronx! 😂🍿. I grew up around some of these guys. Great movie thanks for reacting! Happy New Year! 🥂🍾

[@61rudster]

Chaz Palmitieri, wrote the movie and played Sonny. This is a true story of him when he was a small boy. He is “C “the boy who had a father that was a bus driver and befriended a mafia guy on the corner bar he wrote it as a one-man show off Broadway but you can still see today he’s been touring doing it again by himself, and I tell you when you go and watch it, it’s like watching the whole movie again with just him on stage. It’s fantastic. I consider this movie in the top five with the Godfather trilogies and Good Fellas

[@jjmalaprop9968]

“Recommended everywhere” for a reason. Great film.

[@tomfrankiewicz4030]

A Bronx Tale is one of my all time favorite movies. I saw it in the theater when it came out. And had the video cassette back in the day. Just a awesome movie

[@johnsmith2046]

The one who played "Calogero", Lillo Brancato, went to prison for eight years. He was released in 2013.

[@johnclawed]

When Chazz Palminteri narrated a tribute to Edward G. Robinson he said, "People think actors put masks on. I think actors take masks off." That's what he did here.

[@tylerbhumphries]

This was such a good reaction and I loved the discussion you all had after it ended.

[@myownchannel247]

This was De Niro’s directorial debut 👍

[@Cagon415]

I love this movie! Growing up, it was very common to get great life lessons from bad men as well as my father. You end up trying to combine that into a life for yourself as you shape your own morality. I identified with this story so much.

[@beyonderbill3409]

Young version of C was also in the Sopranos. He played Tony in the flashbacks when he was a kid.

[@Jesus.X]

He was also in veronica mars

[@kluneberg8952]

older c was also in sopranos he was one of chris friends that tony kills after he robs a poker game. he went to prison in real life after a burglary where his partner killed someone.

[@rayzrsharp]

If you saw Taral Hicks - Jane - today you would be shocked! She literally hasn’t aged AT ALL!! Great movie!

[@NJbakintheday]

I know! She still looks great!

[@rs-ye7kw]

I think I've seen her recently in a couple of different commercials. Didn't think it was her at first because she really didn't look older.

[@michelea3366]

My best friend introduced me to this movie when we were kids. I highly enjoyed it then and still enjoy it now. The line about Jane having an exotic name lives rent free in my head! The actors in this were amazing, I always forget that Francis Capra played Weevil on Veronica Mars!

[@justjamesvideos]

You both are awesome and I was so excited to watch you react to this. A Bronx Tale is my favorite movie of all time. The guy who plays Sonny, Chazz, wrote this about his own life. He witnessed a murder as a child and grew up around all these guys. According to Chazz, even Eddie Mush was a real person. He had such bad luck that when he died, his body was being driven to the cemetery and his hearse caught a flat tire.

[@lukacalov1988]

I ve never realised how much great quotes this movie has

[@clonexx]

Interesting personal note for me, I used to work with someone that was in the movie. He was one of the people playing stickball in the beginning. His little claim to fame, he just happened to live in the neighborhood when they filmed the movie and got to be an extra. He did get to meet Robert DiNero and Chazz Palminteri though.

[@lynch42o]

my best friend and I use to watch this all the time in jr high. Great movie. Only got better once I got old enough to understand more.

[@nickschnider9191]

Thanks for watching this, really appreciate it

[@chadwickvon8019]

Such a good movie. Now my Saturday night is set lol.

[@chipsthedog1]

So many great 'Gangster movies' but "Now youse can't leave" will forever be one of greatest scenes/lines in any movie.

[@louiseteaches]

Such a great film. I love your movie reactions and I really appreciate how much depth and insight you offer. It really feels like you value each film and try to understand it as best you can. Love watching you! :)

[@clash5j]

Great job as always, guys. I recently watched one of your reactions from a few years ago. You both have gotten so much more comfortable in front of the camera and your after movie talk analysis has become much more nuanced and well done.👍 I grew up in the Bronx (but years later) so it's always fun to see it portrayed on film even if I found out that to portray the 60's Bronx they had to film elsewhere in NYC

[@shanenolan5625]

Sonny was the guy in the usual suspects. The cop interviewing Kevin spacy.. Robert de Niro. He did direct another movie. ( the good shepherd) with matt damon, Angelina Jolie. Alec Baldwin. It's about the formation and early days of the CIA . Ww2 / cold War. Based on a true story.

[@Nick_CF]

He is phenomenal in Pool Hall Junkies. He is 100% scarier in that

[@shanenolan5625]

@RoccoDad84 Yes . I haven't seen that in years . I'd forgotten about that movie. Thanks

[@greene74]

Another great reaction. A Bronx Tale is a classic in the gangster genre.

[@joeford9356]

"The saddest thing in life is wasted talent, and the choices you make will shape your life forever. " Damn good quote.

[@jablanbukvovski]

saddest thing is that lillo brancato wasted his talent and and up in jail

[@christinadoxstader3004]

Great movie and an incredible story. The message of potentially wasting talent really sticks with you.

[@pampennyworth]

This is one of my all time favourite movies.

[@jamesoblivion]

Lorenzo saying he thinks we should 'stay with our own,' when it comes to marriage, is particularly ironic for Robert De Niro to deliver, as both of his wives have been black women, and all six of his children are biracial.

[@victor.negron]

So glad you two watched this. I’ve been wanting reactors to try this one for a while.

[@abelaberdeen3757]

Chazz Palminteri was a struggling writer/actor with very little money when he created and mounted "A Bronx Tale". He turned down several offers for the filming rights (including one for $1,000,000.00) because no one would grant him the role of main screenwriter or let him play Sonny. DeNiro saw the show and went to see Chazz backstage. He told him they'd make the film, share screenwriting credits, DeNiro would play Lorenzo & direct, Chazz would play Sonny and if they shook hands on it THAT would be the deal. They shook hands and the rest is history.

[@sugelite5068]

Fun fact "Chazz" Palminteri's real name is Calogero, and his middle name is Lorenzo

[@frankygunpowder]

And his father’s name was Lorenzo who was a bus driver.

[@GaunteroDimmm]

21:26 thats why Sonny was so terrified when he realized that Calogero didn’t rig the car. He gave his car to Calogero already rigged to blow and almost killed him.

[@jealaniash3554]

This was Rob D's directorial debut!! Great job!!

[@peteyn.y.7960]

“NOW YOUSE CANT LEAVE”! FUGHEDDABOUDIT!! 🔥💪🏽😂

[@USCFlash]

Finally!!! I have rarely seen anyone react to this underappreciated gem!

[@Hexon66]

Another Chazz Palminteri performance worth seeing is Bullets Over Broadway. It's a Woody AlIen comedy set in the 1920s with Palminteri as a would-be mobster-playwright, and John Cusack in the typical Allen role . It came out a little after this film.

[@filmgirlLisa]

I love this movie. You guys should do "Sleepers" next. Two great underrated 90s films with Robert DeNiro.

[@aliahspirituality]

favorites watching my favorite! the c and Jane love story is legendary also I love the insight from the mrs at the end where she references the scene at the end with Pesci and C turning him down and how it showed how it was more about his relationship with sonny and not the life per se. That never clicked for me and I love that you caught that, very perceptive

[@leok7193]

So underrated. Fun fact but the school they actually shot at was in Brooklyn (Madison)

[@chrisgast]

Actor who portrays older C also performed in "Renaissance Man", starring Danny Devito.

[@mystudio817]

I only witnessed one time people applaud in a movie theater and it was when Jane lifted the car door button…. And cuckoo’s nest is the greatest.

[@mynameisnotearl4383]

Just watched the movie before reacting to tbr’s reaction. Fantastic movie, can’t believe I waited this long to see it.

[@KipArmadillo]

Lilo Brancato actually went to jail many years after this. Was robbing a house with a friend, who wound up killing an off-duty cop in the process. Didn't learn anything from Sonny, after all. P.S. He was also in Crimson Tide - he was Vossler, the guy desperately trying to fix the fried communications panel.

[@danielwong5378]

You forgot to mention that he was a crackhead.

[@luciolamonica]

the film was adapted from the musical theater of same title by Chazz Palminteri himself, is an autobiographical play, his real name is Calogero Lorenzo Palminteri. a recurring line that comes in mind is "the saddest thing in life is wasted talent", ironic the way it mirrors the choices of Lillo Brancato, but at least he's trying to turn his life around...

[@dominicvioli7098]

Thank you I've been waiting for a reactor to react to this. Oneofmy favorite movies of all time

[@willnailer2118]

Hey TBR, this movie was written by Chazz Palmentari the actor who played Sonny based on his life growing up. The C character is him.

[@tackysum]

If I'm not mistaken, this film was DeNiro's directorial debut. I went to see it just based on that and expecting him to play the Sonny role, but came away impressed with Chazz Palmenteri. I agree with other commenters, this film is very underrated. It got mixed reviews when it opened but I liked it and thought DeNiro did a good job. Check out The Good Shepherd with Matt Damon which he also directed.

[@Infamous1991]

I had a big crush on Taral Hicks when i saw this movie as a kid

[@seanswinton6242]

I bought her debut CD.

[@michellehernandez2840]

I think everyone did, including my brother. Such an angelic face and pretty skin.

[@Rick-bi9fw]

@14:22 the funniest part of the movie 😄 Mario running and looking backwards at the real gangsters for approval and scared as fuck at the same time.

[@domingorubies656]

This is in the Mount Rushmore of Mob Films for me , next to The Godfather , Goodfellas and Donnie Brasco. Great Story , Characters , Pace.

[@mitchellmelkin4078]

As always, you're both very thoughtful and perceptive. Top notch work!!! 👏 👏 👏

[@__RYN__]

0:40 I feel like this kinda actually captured the times because it felt so low budget and more raw. One of my favs

[@__RYN__]

17:55 Its crazy how thats how it used to be. C couldn't go into that neighborhood

[@Marky11694]

1:40 Fun Fact Sonny is Played by Calogero Lorenzo "Chazz" Palminteri who’s childhood the Movie is actually Based on

[@charlottebrookssprinkles1424]

A Bronx Tale is one of my absolute favorite movies! Another amazing film with Robert De Niro is "SLEEPERS". It is such a twisted story with an extremely ironic surprise ending! "Dolan's Cadillac" is also a twisted story with an ironic ending. So great!

[@chrisb7831]

I always liked the little detail when Calgero says Sonny and his father never spoke again; technically they did, but he wasn't there for it. Love this movie.

[@GeorgeMurphy-i1p]

13:42 - Michael Franzese (former Capo in the Colombo Family) always said that the Mob looked after their neighbourhoods and this was an example of them doing that! They weren't going to allow these rowdy bikers to come into this neighbourhood and cause trouble!

[@seanswinton6242]

Ftanzese had somewhat of a reunion between Lillo and Taral (who became a teacher) on his KZbin channel.

[@paisan79_13]

One of the best mob movies I've seen. Definitely top 5.

[@livin3179]

One of the best movies ever. Real as it gets with the life lessons

[@mr.funnyguy4162]

A Bronx Tale is one of the best movies of all time. The top movies of all time is 1. The Ten Commandments 2. A Bronx Tale 3. Rounders 4. GoodFellas 5. Cassino 6. Harlem Nights 7. The Shinning 8. One Flew over The Co co's Nest 9. Sleepers 10. Home Alone 1 & 2 11. A Christmas Story 12. The Santa Claus 1 2 &3

[@jaypainespotter]

One of my top 10 favorite movies. Well done.

[@NathanThurberMusic]

Such a great movie! It's up there with Forrest Gump, green mile, Shawshank imo. So many great life lessons in it. Amazing soundtrack too.

[@Agostoic]

"Nobody cares!" Such an underrated classic, full of great quotes. Love this movie.

[@reedrothchild7966]

Love this movie & I'm glad you checked it out. I belly laughed when you started going down Santa route & then realized kids might hear 😂 I've done that a few times & I was glad to see I'm not alone

[@AgentMullet]

this film is one of the wisest films ever written, just absolutely JAM packed with life lessons and truth bombs.

[@VonPunk]

Thanks for doing this film, definitely a must watch I'm sure you are glad you've added to your hearts, very well made, acted with some topical plotlines, it hits everything just right. I'm sure plenty of fans have already told you how the 2 lead actors came together to get this film done which is a nice story in itself.

[@vincecommando7575]

Every actor attached to this film brought their A-game. No wasted scenes or wasted dialog. Everything was done well in this movie. So I salute this one of the greatest movies in the history of cinema.

[@el34glo59]

Besides Brancato who played an Older C. He was a terrible choice. Just a bad actor imo. Deniro vouched for him and hes rarely wrong with talent, he did it with Sharon Stone and nailed that for Casino. But here he was wrong. The kid who played him as a kid was brilliant though.

[@vincecommando7575]

@@el34glo59 I of course don't agree with you. Lilo Brancato unfortunately made some terrible mistakes in his life. Hopefully he will get back on top again in Hollywood and live up to his potential.

[@BrandonSezHi]

I was literally searching for a bronx tale Reactions last week and I could barely find any but then out of the blue I see this! and a channel that I actually watch, awesome

[@jamiehickman9468]

Glad to see you reacting to this great movie, a mob film with a real message. May I suggest another De Niro film 'Sleepers', which has a stellar cast, and reunites director Barry Levinson and Dustin Hoffman from 'Rain Man'

[@GeorgeMurphy-i1p]

This movie should be shown to every 10 year old for educational purposes...there's so many lessons about needless racism, dealing with debts, snitching etc. Plus the working man and the outlaw...

[@GeorgeMurphy-i1p]

I guarantee that they'll learn more life experience from this than Finding Nemo for example...

[@seanswinton6242]

I agree. Like C, I also saw someone get shot. I was 10 years old. I never ran so hard and crooked in my life. I know the guy saw me because I was watching older guys play basketball. All of a sudden the court cleared and it happened. I remember when the woman died because I read it in the newspaper. It was also 3 days after my older sister's wedding.

[@MixedMartialAus]

Congratulations on 100k guys!! 🥳

[@kingraze4755]

Congratulations on the 100k

[@kermitlacock5930]

You saw Chaz Palminteri in Oscar. He was the guy who dropped all the weapons onto the dresser.

[@divadivad9164]

That last line of the film couldn't be more ironic for the actor Lillo Brancato who playe C. "I learned the greatest gift of all...the saddest thing in life is wasted talent; and the choices that you make will shape your life forever..." Brancato was charged with second-degree murder, and his trial began on November 17, 2008. On December 22, 2008, a jury found him not guilty of murder, but found him guilty of first-degree attempted burglary. On January 9, 2009, a judge sentenced him to 10 years in prison. On December 31, 2013, he was released on parole.

[@ty_the_RetoVideo_guy5543r]

Its a little different but you guys should react to Sleepers...one hell of a cast and a very veyr dark tale. De Niro is in it too and Kevin Bacon steals the show big time

[@MrQuinn-tc3uo]

Before the state lottery, the mob used to take bets on the last three numbers of the daily track attendence. If the track drew 1567 people. The winning daily "number" for that day would be 567.

[@jollyrodgers7272]

Chazz Palminteri (Sonny) wrote this. You must see him in THE USUAL SUSPECTS(Gramercy Pictures, 1995), an excellent modern crime-melodrama.

[@Mink-yu8nu]

I'm loving this De Niro playlist. This is such a underrated gem of a film.