A Bronx Tale - Craps Scene

[@henrygonzalez3842]

“I don’t want that face looking at him put a towel over his head!” Lol

[@hakunamatata289]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@kiritiray6377]

lol

[@itsyevette836]

😂😂😂😂

[@esekaesecrew25]

lol put it in the fucking bathrom

[@lewiscoleman6747]

Lol

[@ryanallmaras1337]

The whole "Put em in the bathroom" thing actually felt real. Like it was something that guys who were goofing around really would do. It gave it a 'real feel' for the scene.

[@InfamousAWJ]

Ryan Allmaras Reword what you said

[@concars1234]

Except Sonny, the rest of the guys are having a good time but not the boss

[@BiffChunksteak]

Also a display of 'power on Sonny's part.

[@hotboxyay9029]

Fun Fact: Most of the events, really happened and they happened almost exactly how they happened in the movie, with minor exceptions. the actor for Sonny, Chazz Palminteri, is the real “C” from the movie. It’s based on his childhood growing up around mobsters. There’s a few videos where he talked about the bathroom scene being a real thing. That was even the real Eddie Mush Lol.

[@ScootyPuffSr7]

Yeah. Everybody who went there to play dice had to remember to pee before they left the house. Because the bathroom was always full. 🙄

[@elijah4479]

I like how they switched things up in this film and made Robert De Niro the working man

[@Talkinsports91]

Exactly

[@sickcxnt9444]

considering he directed it, making him the main character or whatever would've been bit tasteless or something

[@theprofessional155]

He had the makings of a varsity dice thrower .

[@schmay3312]

Lmao what're the chances I find you here

[@gtaemw2384]

Good reference

[@xochhiegaming822]

U should make a vid on this

[@nickyrizzuto3772]

shut up junior

[@siddhantbhosale5909]

big hands

[@stephaniestanley8041]

Chazz has created something that will live long after him. It IS the perfect story of love, loyalty and redemption.

[@thecrow6915]

True

[@gilbertcastillo5028]

AMEN

[@gilbertcastillo5028]

No other movie will come close to this ons.

[@Grimeyknowledge]

Sonny putting grown men in Timeout...😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jerrynavarro9580]

He had real pull and power !

[@eightysbaby8798]

Get in the bathroom

[@xtfcz3714]

Fuck outta here!

[@riverdaletales8457]

After all he was a captain of a new York family

[@QoQabai658]

@@riverdaletales8457 What were they gonna do, tell him no?

[@MyBigMeech]

"Come on Sonny, I don't want a towel on my head it's embarrassing" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@faithjasmine4565]

Demetrius Tillman Ahahahaha

[@ninjanizzle]

"put him in da fuckin bathroom. get him atta here, come on!"😂

[@qmeck]

😢😢😢😂😂😂😂😂

[@keokio7]

"get the fuck outta here!"

[@mikeysmith3755]

pit bull

[@shawnbrown792]

I love this movie because Sonny actually loved C like a son. And C gave Sonny the love he always yearned for without the fear involved.

[@Lioness_Es]

That's why everyone fell in love with this movie. The actors made you feel like you were right there and You just get caught up.

[@isaz597]

Still extremely pathetic of Sonny to trying to be the father to a child who already had a great dad. Watching it back now I don't see Sonny like I did back then. He was actually pathetic & lonely

[@Nueztoy]

And still couldn’t take the chance of trusting him, what a lonely life. At the end of the day he was the real sucker.

[@hellocandy1152]

Sonny loved C cuz he was around gangsters and thugs. C was 9 or 10 innocent. Bright eyes with no death and killing. Why wouldnt he have him around. Eventuallt he made money. Dese guys gave him money from their theft killings and shakedowns. Whats 2 dollars from 200 earned. He was 10 making 30 dollars a day in the 50s 60s or 70s. At 10. Grown men barely made that. All while serving coffee and delicering innocent smiles to crooks.

[@concars1234]

@@isaz597 facts. he is a cold, manipulative piece of shit. Even to say "oh we gotta do something about your name" and rename a boy who is not his own son. It's just a very nasty personality.

[@spaceUniverse2012]

Sonny really took care of him like he was his own son, you can see the love and affection he showed him, even in this scene.

[@57Nights]

In the movie you see this isn’t true when sonny checks C because he thought he planted a bomb in his car

[@ja2415]

@@57Nights u correct, ALSO what happened to C mother?

[@robertrodriguez787]

​@@57Nights And there's a Reason why . Listen when C ask him don't you trust anyone . He said he couldn't afford to .

[@ja2415]

Anyone knows what happened to the Mother,

[@sarstenstahlsarsten6577]

Yeah espacialy when he pinned him against a wall and threatend him with his goons. Just like any father would treat his son.

[@stanleybroniszewsky8538]

I just love how Sonny randomly fills up the restroom with people he doesn't like 😂

[@samuelwoods164]

The first time I saw this movie I wasnt much older than the kid and thought his father was overreacting.... in reality his father is one of the most respectable guy on the block and even though he took a respectable approach had balls of steel for even going in there with an opinion about his son.

[@HorrorUberAlles]

Same here. I watched it in my early teens, many things went right over my head. Now on my mid-30s, it's like a whole different movie and yes, his father was the most honorable man on that block for sure. A similar thing happens when you rewatch "American Beauty": back then I thought the father was kind of a dick, now it's completely different, Spacey's character is much more relatable and the kids are nothing but brats.

[@vozdehumildeofficial4287]

My dad has always been a working man always the legit life i grew up in crime involved with gangsters ect and i'd tell you i will never be above that honor he always carried with him as a working man he was always right when he would tell me to live a straight life im 30 now i respect my pops as long as i live for being a working man living a straight life .

[@andrettitalk9535]

This is one of the few gangster movies where they show how hard it is to be a 9-5 man getting up early in the morning to a repetitive job day after day for a business that pays you less than half of your normal worth in life. There's a reason why men from the 1900s would die by the age of 50-55, this working class lifestyle will kill the super depress/mental man by giving them a heart attack early on. Hence why the younger generation has already figured it out. Go get a partner but don't marry or have kids, much more easy to save $$ that way. The younger generation literally aren't for procreate anymore unless if you're a women who doesn't mind having a liter of fatherless kids living apartment style and off the government. "The working man" isn't what it use to be and for good reasoning.

[@glenphillips9068]

Andretti Talk Remember when families went to church on Sunday's ? Said grace at the dinner table... This story is about God & the devil.

[@pho3nix-]

Even as I am older I find the father to be naive and idealistic.

[@vincentpalermo5916]

😂 OMG! So hilarious! "I don't want his face looking at that face when he's throwing my dice!" "Jimmy, get a towel from the bar!" One of the best movies & best scenes of all time! 😂

[@jthompson6812]

Ikr

[@jthompson6812]

Btw I kno I’m late Buh excuse me Francesca DeCavalcante is ur profile pic rlly u or a picture? Just wondering

[@kerrymahmout9942]

Francesca u r hot .Gorgeous.😊

[@VenatorVeritatis]

Suckmyballz Gameplays 😂😂😂😂😂 Crazy fucking internet. Shahaahahahah

[@mr.nobody7959]

raps maradona 😂😂😂😂fucking perverts

[@stanleyshady9465]

Sonny's a boss.. i liked him. I like how he still told the kid to do the right things. and he's not a racist and told him to go for the girl he wants.

[@89DrFunk]

Sonny was an easy gangster to like. He was dignified and respectable gangster until somebody tried him.

[@SolisJ]

Italians love black woman

[@wesleyarenas4729]

He did get tried and still pulled a trigger

[@Mixedgirl-pu6yh]

@@1.--_--.1 Some do lmbo!!

[@shillrickvanhussler767]

If by boss you mean greedy, degenerate, conniving, backstabbing, murderous thug.

[@mikethemechanic7395]

I had a neighbor when I was a kid who was later I found out a Hitman for the Irish mob. The guy would give me candy and let me sit on his motorcycle. He was a really nice guy.

[@ashenafigebru8334]

Dannny Greene? and if it’s true ur so fuckin lucky😭😭💯💯

[@KarlPHorse]

Thing about even the most hardened criminals is that they tend to have a soft spot for kids. That’s why pedos and abusers don’t do so well in prison.

[@b.elzebub9252]

@@KarlPHorse Makes sense. Kids are innocent by definition. So it makes sense that hardened criminals, who probably feel pretty fucking far from innocent, would have a soft spot for kids.

[@Ninja-vg1tt]

he was just getting to know his target

[@capolean2902]

@@Ninja-vg1tt i can catch him lacking with a new motorcycle

[@whatutalkinboutwillis6122]

Great scene. Not only did he show genuine affection for the kid he demanded that everyone respect him. When he first went to throw the dice and they started to complain “Hey anyone got a problem with that?” And then later when he accidentally says “don’t worry I’ll get a seven” and they start laughing Sonny shut them up immediately and told them he didn’t wAnt anyone to laugh at him. He was like the son he never had.

[@don.nachoelizalde]

Do you know the name of the dice game?

[@Outlawstar0198]

@@don.nachoelizalde craps I think

[@dianachin4849]

Jojo stop f**king breathing on me!

[@liqurmeup]

A kid hustling and making money now days is called an entrepreneur.

[@ytmflow635]

Called a dealer 😂

[@heidirourke2259]

Defently to young to be working

[@liqurmeup]

@@heidirourke2259 👶 are never to young to work. Who do you think makes all those Nike shoes?

[@KBoogiie]

LiqurMeUp 😂😂😂😂😂

[@DrillBrxn]

It’s called trapping or dealing 😭🤦‍♂️😂

[@redevils6821]

The guys could hear the action from the bathroom , and were betting in there LOL.

[@kevina5337]

LOL!

[@borisafil2227]

typical gambleadiction i have some friends they gamlbe about everything happens i there like its a part of life now

[@maxshelltrack9720]

I remember back in high school the black kids would be in the bathroom shooting dice on the floor lol.

[@nuttybangerz]

@@maxshelltrack9720 "the black kids" lol

[@chinoscars5655]

@@maxshelltrack9720 😂😂 black kids

[@TexasGTO]

This is actually Italians just being Italians and they allowed a film crew in.

[@louismichael3571]

Nowadays anyway. Back in the day it was strictly Italians w Italians. Roman Catholics

[@personalfunfest]

@The Senate everyone in America is mixed

[@personalfunfest]

@David Martin most are and soon enough they will be

[@nickymirks2671]

Can confirm

[@motasemtwait8505]

hell yeah

[@KRAFTWERK2K6]

One of my absolute favorite movies. Sonny was such a multilayered interesting character and not a cliché bad guy. This is what i love the most about this film. You KNOW what he's doing is wrong but at the same time he really cares for C and has some wholesome values. Part of you loves him, part of you dislikes him. This duality is just so captivating.

[@stanleybroniszewsky8538]

As a whole, this movie doesn't get the respect hit deserves. Unless you are from either NYC or a heavily Italian population such as here in Paterson, NJ. When I was around fifteen years old I used to go with my friend and his dad to an Italian American social club in Paterson, on Cianci Street. Sure there were the local Mafia hanging out. Card playing and the television showing soccer games. Being I was friend's with someone whose dad had connections, even though I'm not Italian (technically Sicilian) in the whole group, I was treated like gold. All the Italian ices, as well as espressos with cannolis I wanted, never had to pay anything.

[@aidenriley3194]

The only thing sonny did wrong was go against c’s dads wishes he kept him away from the street life and on the right path and tried to teach him right from wrong in his own pov and treated him like his own when he could’ve made him his crew and put him on the wrong path

[@sarstenstahlsarsten6577]

He is what real humans call Untermensch or subhuman for you brits and yankees

[@joeyclemenza7339]

i've seen this show as a play, i've seen the movie about 1000000 times... and I swear, this will ALWAYS be the most memorable scene.

[@NicoleA.C.-PhD.]

Wow I bet the live show is Amazing!!

[@LuckyXCX]

GIT THA FUC OUTTA HARE

[@mondrethedonyt8046]

What yo snap?

[@Projectsoul477]

@@AK-hi7mg fuck mate you're something else

[@tigran1993]

Fuckin looser mut

[@PeterGriffinANIMALCRACKERS]

who loves eating coochie?

[@ninjanizzle]

4:46😂

[@darinb7966]

This scene had to be completely improv.

[@tobim5574]

They just put 30 italians in a basement and a gave one of them a camera.

[@Aman-nk5uq]

@@tobim5574 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😭😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

@@tobim5574 probably😂😂😂

[@ashleighfang1820]

I’ve seen Chazz Palminteri’s one man show and he does it word for word.

[@davidf2244]

@@tobim5574 Italian Steady-cam: when the camera operator is mute.

[@danielsullivan7918]

"I don't want the kid looking at that face when he's rolling my dice " lmao I'm dead

[@r2d2musk6]

This scene was a display of Sonny's underworld power and how he used fear to maintain that power.

[@kevinkilduff2064]

Great movie and what a cast of characters they put together for this scene. Throwin' 'em all in the batchroom and getting a towel to cover Coffee Cake's face are hysterical. The writing, acting and directing in this movie are nonpareil.

[@65g4]

This is an underappreciated film

[@Guy-cs8yj]

Not for New Yorkers. This is a top 5 for all of us.

[@tomzadvydas1758]

@@Guy-cs8yj so true. This movie is life to us

[@kellymulderino7156]

lol no its not its a classic

[@Bruh..669]

Funny, you pronounce “over rated” differently than ne

[@ResidentRaccoon]

@@Bruh..669 Is this normal for you.. to willingly embarrass yourself? Or do you usually just wear a sign? You should probably keep things like that to yourself

[@LowResBS240p]

That's Joey Diaz when he was a kid

[@MalcolmTurnerKing]

A Fan of the JRE, I see...

[@Autospa_Steve]

MalcolmTurnerKing or he’s just a fan of joey diaz

[@LowResBS240p]

@@MalcolmTurnerKing I'm a fan of everything 👁️👁️👁️

[@MrThomas564]

That's Francis Capra, dummy!

[@TheGrimReaper54321]

@@MalcolmTurnerKing fuck JRE, it's all about the church 👊

[@STEAK_inc.]

He grew up only to get whacked by tony soprano

[@cartoongarcia1491]

Lmao mommy lmao 😂

[@MrCreamcracker15]

UP IN DA CLUB

[@eoin730]

Mark Borrigan give me 1 thousand dollas

[@OldSchoolCurt]

2piecesensei you sure you don’t want a regular sugar soda

[@clandestinetactical]

“ Da boss mani “

[@Dave1979z]

I need to watch this today. I absolutely love this movie. So tragic what happened with C in real life, hope he's still doing good. Last I heard he was sober and had things coming together. He really could had been the next DeNiro.

[@andresvelasco2767]

It takes more than raw talent to be successful

[@kevinjohnson9533]

I've seen this scene many times and I die laughing each time. Chazz Palmenteri nails it, he dominates the scene with menace, tenderness toward the kid and comedically.

[@rareshiny1945]

He's putting people in the bathroom left and right.🤣 Legend has it he is still putting guys in the bathroom.

[@ninjanizzle]

Legend has it those guys threw toilet water in his face at his funeral

[@regularm3924]

Legend has it he got shot in the face

[@ATP2555ify]

"Puddim in da fawkin' bathroom."

[@willpbh9694]

De Niro really learnt the art of directing for the man himself, Martin "The Don" Scorsese. This scene is so well shot.

[@bobnewfart]

Naww maybe more from Sergio Leone. Leone is better than Scorsese anyday.

[@joecook5689]

A bronx tale, Sopranos, casino, goodfellas, godfathers, anyone else notice they're mostly the same actors. Don't get me wrong, they all nail it. I wish I was italian.

[@alexscott730]

Those movies are all over 20 years old so yea,lots of people noticed that.

[@abrahamturcios9267]

Which movie is this one again?

[@oliverrando6463]

Man I love mob movies and I'm not Italian Dominican

[@alix4698]

Haha movies are awesome watched all but sometimes i just want to be a fuckn gangster and start things again 😂😂🤞🏻

[@shillrickvanhussler767]

Why? You like spaghetti and crime? 😆😆😆

[@brandonbarlow6689]

This scene is the sole reason I give people a break on the street. You just never know how long they were on timeout in the bathroom or told to put a towel on their face.

[@sethshaffer8592]

One of the best films I watched as a kid. and all these years later it still holds as one of my favorites.

[@stanleyshady9465]

This is such a good movie.. I remember watching it the first time not know what to expect and it blew me away. It wasn't a mafia movie but still had the feel of it

[@indiasincereworship4280]

Did anybody notice how Cs smile made Sonny freeze in place at 6:19 speechless from the love he felt coming from C. It's like he wished he were his son, and the feeling overwhelmed him so he couldn't move nor talk...🤔 it was almost sad😢 if it wasn't so beautiful.😊 He really didn't want to let C leave.😔

[@Tigerlily_Fresh]

Yes I noticed that too! It's like Sonny had finally found a true friend. That's why he protected C and taught him to make better choices. It was true love.

[@sighyup3580]

The funniest thing for me is how obedient Sonny's guy is lmao. "YA GOT A TOWEL OVA DER?" 4:37 😂😂😂

[@FerrariTeddy]

LMFAO thank you for pointing out that detail

[@skootermclovinsrluiz2650]

He's like you waisted 8 fucking aprons on this guy ....u gotta tuffin up

[@jeffreysommer3292]

That's a really heartwarming scene. Sonny had a good heart for a man in his profession.

[@FallenAngel53]

Forgotten how good this film is. Laughing.. put him in the bathroom, one in the bathrooms checking his notes see if they’re counterfeit 😅😂 stick a towel over his head 😅😅 I can’t 😅

[@bobdonovan34]

This is like the Italian Wonder Years

[@GhostAdvocate13]

One of the best scenes in cinema history. Pure gold. Put him in the bathroom!

[@shelbyhosey9374]

The black roof would absorb heat in winter so that the cost of heating could be minimized.

[@sidebite2533]

GTFO OF HEah!!!! 🤣😆

[@michekids]

Love it

[@fjccommish]

Nothing in this movie is good, much less best.

[@talkdattrashimmapullyacard4396]

Lmao

[@rainmakerXuzair]

This is how many people Sonny put in the bathroom. 👇

[@seedsetter]

I love it.

[@davecrupel2817]

Stuff me in, pumpkins.

[@MyBigMeech]

Good one 😂😂😂

[@renditioners]

How bout dat, why I. Ought ta plug dat rat fink,

[@nick-wi6et]

UnholyUndies *youre

[@Forenzikproductions]

Every mob movie has one thing in common, this song: *HOW LUCKY CAN ONE GUY BE!?! I KISSED HER AND SHE KISSED ME!!!!! LIKE A FELLA ONCE SAID...AINT THAT A KICK IN THE HEAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*

[@wheeliesmalls9464]

"Howdy folks this is Mr. New Vegas here, and I feel something magical in the air tonight, and I'm not just talking about the gamma radiation."

[@matthewkosakowski3151]

Chazz was the most natural gangster of any mob movie character. Everything was effortless, believable, smooth as silk. Just incredible.

[@cgustafson240]

Sonny is one of my all-time favorite movie mobsters. Incredible job in this movie.

[@vaultclassics1516]

Putting grown men in the bathroom 😂😂😂

[@gullybop1695]

"Get the f**k outta here!!!"

[@rohanofelvenpower5566]

putting 2 in one in the bathroom for one : ))

[@ATP2555ify]

@@gullybop1695 Oudahea

[@gullybop1695]

@@ATP2555ify lol true

[@dozerconway5874]

Along with jojo the whale

[@thedarkness4052]

"No, no, no... Frankie Coffee-Cake no good..."

[@byronlee8745]

I don't want his face looking at that face when he's throwing my dice!

[@itsdawhite7112]

I was weak 💀😂😂😂

[@M4A1_DELTA6]

there nicknames they use are so simple but so unique at the same time LOL

[@tstarks1224]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@СергейЗолодуев]

Что за фильм

[@igloogvng2915]

The way the guy was checking his money inside the toilet 😂😂😂

[@socialsecurity9453]

1:13 sunny: ”I don’t even have to look”😂😂

[@SM-1010]

Such true Italian New Yorkers

[@Gkmc-46vgz]

Deadass😂😂

[@BenjaminGessel]

Few cultures are as iconic... 😂🤣😂🤣😂😂🤣😂😂😂🤣

[@Montoya1991]

They're not Italian, they're American

[@streched_thin]

Cheek Busting 101 Italian New Yorkers idiot

[@MrThomas564]

@@Montoya1991 American-Italians

[@newlegends6830]

Despite the bad message. This is an amazing scene The atmospher is perfect 👌 From how the chain of command is respected and to how the men in front talk to the kid. Its perfect

[@jezuscrust7458]

A lil gambling aint bad, its knowing when to stop thats the problem for some.

[@joshpeters124]

@@jezuscrust7458 true Dat true Dat

[@b8276]

I was lucky enough to only be in the 2nd generation off the boat and lived in a mostly Italian area, so our culture was mostly intact around me. This is one of my favorite scenes in the movie because I can watch this and it's like I know every one of these guys. These were the guys in my town, this is how they behaved and one of the ways they had fun. I don't mean mob guys- we didn't have much of that around- just guys having the time of their lives and filled with superstitions. My grandfather was just like Sonny. It would take him 10 minutes to toss the dice each time because of whatever he might see he thought was going to jinx him.

[@C00ltube]

Probably one of my favorite films of all time, I can watch it over and over and still be in love w this movie… never gets old.

[@DarlingNikki2]

I love the interactions in this scene LOL, especially stuffing grown men in the bathroom and the end when Sonny hands C some money and he's like, "That's it?" Such a kid thing to do ha-ha!

[@FallOnItYo]

When he said GRAB A TOWEL, I lost it

[@SojuNinja]

Puddem in da battroom!

[@toa2267]

T-shirt!

[@philchigges2955]

When I was his age I looked at my dad like that.he was a real life superhero to me.miss you forever daddy.he took me with him everywhere.

[@javieraldape4242]

The one exchange that made this scene. C was getting too cocky after his first pass. He felt the crowd was behind him and went with it. When he told Sonny “Don’t worry, I’ll hit the hard four” Sonny immediately told him not to get cocky and just roll it. True life lesson, Don’t let emotions or moments get in your head. Stay cool, stay focused and roll the dice.

[@MooseDriver204]

This scene reminded me the first time I was able to gamble. Had my entire squadron lined up around the crap table. Everyone was drunk including me. I even tried to take pics with the dealer and all of us much to her despair, but she took one of us anyway! No idea what the hell I was doing. My dad was leaning over me trying to teach me and keep his balance but he was so shitfaced. Chips were loaded, soon people started making their way over to join. They told me first time brings good luck. Well it sure did! Rolled 9 times before I crapped out. Iʻll never forget that night, and got one of the most memorable pics of my life!

[@IKnowImGayWhenISayThisBut]

You got ig? I want to see lol

[@ritchiembue1141]

chazz was magnificent

[@dj_6ix20two6]

This my favorite movie ever. Such a classic. Remember watching it when I was like 6 and even then I loved it. “Saddest thing in life is wasted talent”

[@aplus1080]

Ever read what happened to the collogio actor in real life...?!

[@J_GoTTi]

What a blast. Love this flick. Kid was awesome acting too.

[@TheSubmissionChannel]

I went to the one-man stageplay of Chaz performing this in Las Vegas. I laughed, I cried ....

[@FranklinSninsky]

There's more one liners in and classic moments in this one scene, than ten entire movies from the post 2000's combined, half these kids now go to the movies every week, and they never realize they haven't seen a film yet, not even one......

[@caleb9922]

Love movies like this. Nothing but classics

[@andysalinas162]

The time when men were allowed to be men without being sued

[@joelfranco4946]

Andy Salinas now all we here is men ain’t shit and they needa be more nice fuck that

[@distinguishedfella9169]

I don't want his face lookin at THAT FACE when he's throwin my dice 😂

[@giovannigonzalez6349]

This movie came out 12 days after goodfellas. Imagine the whiplash of the guy watching de niro be the manipulative greedy father figure gangster in one movie. Then the next weekend he’s playing the honest hardworking father

[@stevieg7672]

This came out three years after “Goodfellas”.

[@FlyAwayChi]

​@@stevieg7672 LMAO!! Exactly 😂😂😂

[@concieted2389]

I don’t want his face looking at his face sonny killed me 😂😂😂😂

[@Mayito_Tamps]

Even Do Eddie Mush Was Treated Like Crap By Sonny And The Rest Of The Gang At The Funeral He Look The Most Hurt And Sad Of Them All Everyone was a hipocrite Nobody Cares

[@mg19cal]

By the end of this scene, he's going to end up having put so many people in the bathroom, that he just ends up kicking everybody out of the bathroom, and playing in the bathroom himself

[@VenatorVeritatis]

For me the greatest movie of all times. I was like C as a kid and my dad was exactly a guy like De Niro in this movie. He taught me the right things and not to end on the streets.

[@anthonyscarpa6107]

This is actually 1 movie that I can watch 2 times a day and Everyday and not get tired of it... So Great and Funny

[@Arselpang]

"Bobby put him in the bathroom!" "Sonny, Eddie Mush is in there he ain't gonna fit" 🤣

[@mncalapati415]

Sunny: "Jimmy, get a towel from the bar put it over his head" Coffee Cake: "C'mon Sunny... I don't want no towel over my head it's embarrassing" Sunny: "Put him in the f*cking bathroom"

[@warioman91]

I like how the kid disappears at 2:34 and then holding money up at 6:15, and then hes not, and then he is. Best editing ever.

[@jamalluckett]

When Sonny said, "Anybody gotta a problem wit that?" The tone changed real quick. 😂

[@Ar1AnX1x]

this movie made me realize how good of an actor De Niro is if you only watched De Niro just in this movie you could never tell he could play a mobster so well

[@manageek2025]

Lol I wanted to see how much money sonny gave to C after it. If it was 1960 (not sure exact year) and that was a $100 it was equivalent to $872. If it was a $20, it was equivalent to $162. And he got two bills. So C walked away with either $324 or $1744 lol

[@realityutubetv8846]

@@BillWalters-kx8sw nigga shut the fuck up, put your dumbass in that bathroom

[@junior215252]

Reality Utube Tv 😂😂😂😂😂

[@yanni2112]

@@realityutubetv8846 lol

[@ItsJustAgamingThing]

Reality Utube Tv Get Him Tf Outta Here.

[@maxxxxxxy]

@@realityutubetv8846 lmfao

[@marklogan3813]

GREAT MOVIE!!! TIMELESS!!! SIMPLY ONE OF THE BEST, AFTER GODFATHER

[@regigumeni8629]

Yep

[@nlunch4783]

Mark Logan reminds me a lot of goodfellas too

[@hddonut6476]

Goodfellas was a great movie, i kinda prefer it over the godfather

[@frankiegee6135]

This movie is a great lesson, listen to your father!

[@Lackingx]

Wrong

[@isaz597]

Exactly. Listen to your father & don't let no other try to be your father. Only losers try move in on another man's son when he's still in the kids life full time.

[@gullybop1695]

Sonny saved C's life. If it wasn't for Sonny, C would have died in that fireball like Mario, Slick Aldo and Ralphie did.

[@gullybop1695]

@@isaz597 he C didn't rat on Sonny. That's why Sonny took C under his wing. C had one foot in the street...Sonny had his whole life in the street...so that's why Sonny took C under his wing and saved his life. Facts!!

[@isaz597]

@@gullybop1695 thanks for explaining the movie to me that I've watched 😂. We all know the kid didn't snitch & Sonny's affection grew for the child. Taking him under his wing 🤣. You've completely missed the point. If you're a parent you'd understand. When you have a child & you raise him to be good you don't want some immoral idiot to try to muscle in & take over your father duties. The Sonny character was a loser for doing that. He tested a man's manhood it the worst way possible just because he was in a position of power.

[@parrisgeorge9708]

Chaz Palmatary is great in every role he plays but this one is fantastic. To see how he shifts emotions is wonderful.

[@rottimusprime9560]

I remember seeing this in the theatre. Such a great movie and time 😊.

[@Danny-gb2kj]

“don’t worry sonny I’ll throw a seven” *NO NO NO*

[@gullybop1695]

"You know why cuz you're a fuc*in' jinx." Roflmao!!

[@jayfraz4178]

LMAO...7

[@beeftkd]

The old guy “that’s right hit a fuckin 7” lol

[@sunnytaco7704]

1:42 Pesci's voice from goodfellas. The scene where him and Billy bats get into it.

[@SlopedOtter]

Damnnnn well spotted

[@giannirusso5410]

Such an iconic movie.

[@Masamune-]

'come on sonny, its embarrassing!' 'PUT HIM IN THA FUCKIN' BATHROOM' lmfao

[@ZFKATNBADGER40]

He put them in the bathroom, lmao!!! I wish I could do that at work every time a customer or co worker annoyed me. Haha

[@GSF4life14]

Chazz has a perfect old time mobster voice

[@archangel_gold2451]

I dont want his face looking at that face when he's throwing my dice, no no no😆😅🤣 Wait a min, woah! My money here!

[@magnuss.581]

5:07 - After “Coffecake” has been put in the bathroom, he suddenly appers in his seat again

[@megaoldskool76]

Guess he sneaked out.

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

"jo jo quit fucking breathing on me! You're killing me here"

[@Eshkanama]

"Put em in the fokin badroom"

[@skinnybark871]

“Your boy Tommy he’s almost 6 now”

[@ruzillassmurfaccount8209]

Aint that swell

[@nov6liartist489]

It's gotta be cool as hell to be Italian & fearless lol.

[@robsgarage4746]

listened to michael franzese and he said this scene is authentic.

[@cwisted5308]

The guy at the beginning rolling in the green short cracks me up every time haha "baby needs a new pair of shoes"

[@colderplasma]

5:07 Frankie Coffeecake in the shot even though he was just put in the bathroom

[@queensmickey]

Richie Aprile Don’t give me your fucking Manson lamps

[@kevina5337]

Oh no no no. Frankie Coffeecake no good!

[@ninjanizzle]

continuity error. good catch.

[@HadEnough745]

Don't be a rat.

[@bigtravis6159]

When I used to frequent the Friday night poker game my buddy Charlie held my son would grab beers ,sandwich’s even make drinks for the fellas and he had no problem pocketing 40-50 bucks each time That was pretty good cash for a 11 ur old in 06’

[@sashachitownvillegas6850]

Big Travis sweet!

[@SlopedOtter]

Nothing wrong with it, helping the kid out, teach him not to abuse alcohol too

[@Paulitica]

5:48 so true. Being Smart at school only isn't enough.