American Gangster: Progress

What’s happening in this movie clip?
In the police station, Richie Roberts (Russell Crowe) offers Frank Lucas (Denzel Washington) a deal. He wants Lucas to help him bring down dirty cops in the NYPD.
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What’s the movie about?
Richie Roberts (Russell Crowe), a New York City cop, wants to take down Frank Lucas (Denzel Washington), a powerful drug dealer, who managed to surpass the American mafia.
Credits: © 2007 Universal Pictures
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[@RandomCarrot2806]

"They ain't my kind like the Italians ain't yours." What a brilliant line. The two men finally understand each other and can work together.

[@stanleyconnor6898]

Just some cool writers trick. In real life, Frank would never cooperate with cops, only if they didn't take him for his ass. But, they took him and he started to talk.

[@dc7981]

@@stanleyconnor6898 almost like it’s a movie or something

[@amirulhakim268]

"A black business man like you? You represent progress." that line so chilly it represent every single racism note in trading industries, legal and illegal in the 70s.

[@lynnpabontheelitehero6579]

Shit...even now too.

[@Madoobe87]

Haha just like today, nothing changes except for the weather

[@FixedFace]

@@Madoobe87 the last thing that will change is an achmed that prefers to live among the lnfideI 🤗

[@Madoobe87]

@@FixedFace hahaha I'm born and raised here so I don't really know anything else.

[@REDACTED-1]

You could always try setting up a business in Sierra Leone or Somalia!

[@jasonjenkins131293]

Omg Denzel and Russell killed this scene

[@Taigirr]

Killed that coffee cup too

[@garethhancock8525]

The scene is still alive, was never killed

[@mindriot91_96]

Absolutely!

[@jonothandoeser]

They shouldn't have arrested them because being a policeman is a tough job.

[@xgaugesx]

Lol wtf Jonathan

[@tyfalagan]

You just KNOW, that when Denzel says “my man” towards another character in a movie, that what he says/does next is always EPIC

[@MusiqCatt]

I said the exact same thing

[@tomtrottersdrumsesh3688]

He says " my man " in all his movies lol

[@aceblack86]

He didn't do anything after he said "my man" to Nikki Barnes

[@slyguythreeonetwonine3172]

To be fair DW's "My Man" is AS's "I'll be back". Every action hero guy has a catch phrase. Those are certainly the top two.

[@floormop6672]

So snitching is epic to you?

[@StreetDrilla]

Them two interacting was just golden for me

[@camvick407]

Agreed

[@geoffdowling1590]

i liken it to the scene in Heat in the coffee shop between Al Pacino and Robert De Nero

[@StreetDrilla]

@@geoffdowling1590 that was good too

[@M1tjakaramazov]

It’s a very satisfying scene. Also considering the underlying racial polarisation of the whole film, a very humane one as well.

[@billnye7745]

You need to get out more

[@MrOchoa-gx9gt]

It was the “ get in line, that one stretches around the block too” for me.

[@abehambino]

It was both men playing the last of their cards. Frank tried bribery, flattery, logic, and finally threatening, and Richie called him on it every time! That line was him telling Frank you got nothing. You are the least of my concerns! This really was one the best movies either of these guys ever put out!

[@slicksavage9839]

Yea great rebuttal tbh

[@AnnaLVajda]

Yeah well he represents "progress" and is a threat too if he's not corrupt.

[@raymondqiu8202]

can anybody explain what he meant by that? is it that hes heard threats many times before because Frank was threatening him?

[@Demonezia]

@@raymondqiu8202 Gangsters and cops hated Crowe's character because of his boyscout integrity. The cops thought he was a threat because of the fact that he refused to take bribes, and the gangsters thought he was a threat for the same reason. That's what he meant by the long line. Frank was just one more person threatening to do the same thing. Crowe's response was basically "nothing I haven't been threatened with before, and still am."

[@themancuniancandidate2744]

I watched an interview with the real Richie, in which he basically disowned the movie's portrayal of him. He was very careful to point out that the success of the operation to bring down Frank Lucas was due to the hard work of the entire team, and he said he was embarrassed that the movie basically made it look like he did it all by himself. A very modest man, as well as a very tough and honest one.

[@einsp227]

Every “true story” film takes liberties, it’s nothing new.

[@stevem2323]

It's because of the dramatic reasons, Ridley wanted two main protagonists, I don't think it was done in bad faith.

[@Harmus96]

@@stevem2323 that makes sense

[@PaoloLery]

Cool man which interview?

[@NCMonefaith]

I mean the movie showed how vital his team was. Just because Ritchie was the boss didn't mean they made his team look useless

[@six8031]

Frank finally was against someone who he couldn’t buy. Honour and integrity did not have a price for Richie.

[@hansmransm8835]

Serving only 15 out of 70 years wasn't bad.

[@americangangsterlock1550]

Yep!!!! It's a shame that this movie took a back seat in the summer of 2007 to stupid "Superbad" that stopped being funny after the first time watching it. SMH

[@l.2152]

@@americangangsterlock1550 hey superbad is still funny

[@akidnamedjayyy5291]

@@americangangsterlock1550 superbad will always be goated

[@brojennaorem9825]

Yeah a honorable man fucking other chicks while having a wife and a kid

[@M1tjakaramazov]

This dialogue has so many layers. The only person who actually understands what Frank is about is his worst enemy. And he calls him a “black businessman”, not a black gangster. Threat and respect in equal amounts.

[@alexgataric]

Frank wasn't an underling of the mob. A truly independent black organization threatened the establishment.

[@mirziyodm]

Because in capitalism, EVERYTHING is business.

[@Olyphantman]

@@mirziyodm not exactly American capitalism is not ALL business. It’s WHO gets to eat

[@Olyphantman]

@@alexgataric 💯

[@mirziyodm]

@@Olyphantman So you're saying there are some american enterprises that don't pursue profit?

[@delancyj67]

The Asian heroin kingpin warned Lucas that "Quitting and quitting while you're ahead is not the same thing." That has been the most memorable line I've ever heard in a film.

[@EliteAaron]

Can you explain what he meant? I didn't watch the movie

[@stephenwalker8789]

@@EliteAaron lemme try Say your up a lot of money at a casino and during the hot streak you cash out and leave Or you make the mistake losing all your money and being forced to leave cuz you can’t play no more

[@heyah1447]

@@EliteAaron he’s saying, you already have enough money, it’s best to leave with all the money you have and never look back. Or continue and get locked up

[@keithfalconer7529]

Khun sa … he was the biggest player in Asia

[@nigelft]

@@stephenwalker8789 Although I know almost nothing about basketball (though played a bit in High School), some 32+ years ago (man, I'm getting old ...), something I did learn is the 'Hot Hand Fallacy': just because you sunk a few 3-pointers, doesn't mean you will all game, and your team still may end up losing, right up to the final second, from a basket from damn well near the half-court line. Besides, casinos hate to lose, hence the expression 'The House always Wins'. You have to be something special to run one ... and bankrupt it ... unless, of course, you are washing a heck of dirty money through it ... and even then ... Perhaps the only games that are not rigged is either the Roulette table (and even then, the wheel can be rigged, using a tiny magnet in the ball, and an electro-magnet in the wheel itself, that can be turned on and off), and No-Limits, Seven Card Texas Hold 'em, where the pot can get seriously high, as in tens of thousands high, especially in Tournaments ... In everything, the trick is to learn when you've gained/won enough, to quit and not get too greedy, just in case the House wants its money back ... ... so "quitting while you're ahead, is not the same as quitting" is sage advice ...

[@stevencoates3382]

"Yeah, Frank. Get in line. That one stretches around the block, too." Such a bad ass line! And honest; if your a SUCCESSFUL prosecutor dealing with all manner of criminals...well, let's just say, you'd be in the cross-hairs of more than one scope!!!

[@hyonlee9394]

"No you didn't. You're talking about police. You want your own kind?" "They're not my kind. They're in business with you, they ain't my kind."

[@muffinstuffin6]

That's the best line of the movie "They ain't my kind. Just like the Italians ain't yours" The look on Frank's face after he says that... I think frank took Richie more seriously than anyone after he said that.

[@hyonlee9394]

@@muffinstuffin6 That entire interrogation scene is classic. The common bond between the two merges in that final scene. Lucas represents progress for rising out of poverty in a market run by rival Italians. Richie is an honest cop when corruption was widely accepted. He is willing to convict criminals even against law enforcement. Two people most hated in their field of work because they both represent a change from the status quo. Richie: I've got a line of people wanting to testify against you, it stretches out the door and around the block. Lucas: Monzano family has nothing to do with me. Richie: they've got everything to do with you. Wanna know why? Because apart from the fact that they hate you personally, they hate what you represent....you represent progress. Lukas: it don't mean nothing to me for you to show up tomorrow morning with your head blown off. Do you understand what I'm saying? Richie: Yeah Frank. Get in line. That one stretches around the block too.

[@seth_fitzgerald]

The both lines are the best povs

[@hyonlee9394]

So I did some research....and apparently, that final line of the movie "three quarter of the DEA were convicted for corruption" is unfounded truth. I can't find a source to support that. Movie Magic....LOL.

[@muffinstuffin6]

@@hyonlee9394 Damn.... Really? That kinda ruins it for me......

[@admirosmanovic1368]

The whole coffee cup passing back n fourth is genius u see that Frank originally drinks his when hes cocky and trying to threaten him and richie finally drinks his when Frank wants to make a deal....perfect writing and acting

[@joshuaellison6356]

It also feels like each passed the other the cup when they were most pissed off, to get them back on topic.

[@kaiser98berlin]

It's also a subliminally form of showing each other not accepting their offers vice versa until Richie drinks it to show he's down with Frank's sentiment and intention to shake down everyone involved regardless of organization.

[@RaiceGeriko]

I think it actually means Frank wasn't thirsty after having drank his own cup moments before, and Richie decided he was thirsty after all.

[@firstlast9846]

Yeah it was definitely like a The ball is in your court now’ type of feel.. one gives a piece of their ideology then passes it back like ‘Now you speak’

[@cajunmanDan]

@@firstlast9846 They were playing chess

[@nfindc]

Russell Crowe is one of the few in Hollywood who can go toe to toe with Denzel in a scene and come out unscathed. Goosebumps!

[@tychotic2998]

You ain't lie

[@JM-db8ez]

"My name is Maximus Decimus Meridius, commander of the Armies of the North, General of the Felix Legions and loyal servant to the true emperor, Marcus Aurelius. Father to a murdered son. Husband to a murdered wife. And I will have my vengeance, in this life or the next."

[@rambointhewild9438]

@@JM-db8ez Walking through the wheat fields after the last scene always gets to me man. Such an epic movie

[@amvlabs5339]

oh for fuck's sake stop making Denzel or Nicholson to be some kind of actor serial killers that no one can act alongside, shit's becoming insuferable.

[@JM-db8ez]

@@amvlabs5339 Depends on how you read it, but what I saw just meant that Russell Crowe is a very good actor with strong presence, just like Denzel and Nicholson. Not serial killers, just elite veteran actors and when you pair them in a scene, it's crazy good.

[@chomnabngen6937]

Denzel was definitely improvising when he slapped that cup of coffee. Just seems so natural.

[@twintwins7532]

Yeah, it was the most effective way to show his anger and frustration.

[@CB14195]

Don’t think it was improvisation but yeah it was great

[@Juuupa333]

That would mean russel would also improvising when pushing and offeriert his own coffee to denzel

[@ComeOnPelican91]

Murderers have that rage on tap. Denzel incorporated that into his character performance.

[@Alex90210]

Starbucks: Order for ... Customer: 🤬🤬

[@AliceInPantera]

This movie was a masterpiece. Easily one of the best to come out in the last 20 years imo. The acting and plot are so good, it catches and holds my full attention until the credits start rolling....every time

[@marilynmanord1790]

Me too...

[@Kraken9911]

The smuggling of drugs in caskets from Vietnam was genius. Who would have ever searched those?

[@ShinzoUchihaX]

One of the worst gangster monsters out there. Wish I could see it from whatever eyes you watch it with lol

[@jay2936]

Stop lying. 6/10

[@LIONTAMER3D]

the cast!

[@TheBX420]

Denzel is literally the goat

[@Guns7469]

When this film did not end predictably, and Denzel and Crowe worked together. That made this film much more a classic than it already was going to be. Crowe and Denzel are pure platinum.

[@tyrese3745]

Check out “Virtuosity”. Denzel & Russell starred in that 1995 movie, only the roles were reversed.

[@Guns7469]

​@tyrese3745 bro that movie was legit! I went to see that movie with family and it was so far out and ahead of its time. Another grand slam by the Washington/Crowe duo!

[@cosmicmelon9305]

Gotta hand it to Russell, he was able to withstand the might of the Denzel "Stare".

[@tonypaella]

Well.... They're just acting, you know.

[@trutyger09]

Man, even Thanos wasn't safe... "...you ARE special..."

[@brandondaniels9471]

🤣

[@paulmysliborski4832]

Denzel is on the Mount Rushmore of actors IMO. If he is starring in a movie, my ass is watching it. Period.

[@geoffdaly8481]

Absolute best line there, one of the best lines I've ever heard in any movie "Hey Frank. Get in line, that one stretches around the block too" and the look Frank gave him after that. It was a look of surprise but also a look of respect. For once he's seeing a cop that has the character to do his job without the temptations of big money and with the commitment to follow through on it. Even though Frank was a stone cold drug lord, he respected the fact that there was somebody on the opposite end who was straightforward.

[@Chipppaz]

This man put his glasses on and got the snitchin 😂😂😂😂

[@richgreen2089]

Lmfl

[@bigdogstatus7659]

On God

[@williamdawkins3241]

looool

[@ComeOnPelican91]

Why not snitch on the people who were giving you stitches to begin with?

[@ty814]

The way Russell Crowe acted on his part is remarkable too. He remained calm yet dropping every insult to a man for being criminal he is

[@hitrapperandartistdababy]

I kind of see the “They are not my kind” as the moment Frank Lucas realized Richie wasnt the same kind of cop that killed his brother. He is the kind of Cop that helps and betters the city they serve

[@swappedoutZ71]

Well murdering young boys instead of sending them thru the proper legal system isn't how you better a city its how you create tension and war between communities.

[@nigelft]

@@swappedoutZ71 Absolutely ... Fortunately, there are LEOs, the world over, whom, regardless of their definition of 'To Serve, and To Protect', do so with due diligence ... perhaps not enough, but, equally, to say 'ACAB', is equally wrong, and fallacious ...

[@swappedoutZ71]

@@nigelft My statement was not a blanket statement labeling all cops. It was about that specific cop and the specific incident in the movie. I definitely get what you're saying though

[@wesleyburns4566]

Only these two actors could have made this happen. These two are the best of the best.

[@sultanjelle9168]

Only? Stop reaching my friend

[@product_of_august]

@@sultanjelle9168 Back in 2007 who else could have done this well from their era. Maybe Jack Nicholson but off top this was the best casting at the time.

[@sultanjelle9168]

@@product_of_august Even back in 2007. There were so many actors of that calibre, off the top of my head Leo DiCaprio

[@somanytakennames]

Nobody says “my man” like Denzel.

[@benfearnow]

Notice that Denzel looked over to make sure the cup was alright. Class act AND class acting.

[@johnnyswimbait423]

Make sure the cup was alright? Wtf you smoking?

[@eaglefang8656]

@@johnnyswimbait423 Blue Magic lol

[@perfectopubg7320]

gg

[@angelpacheco5399]

Love this scene! One of the most satisfying parts

[@TheNumbasign2]

I make the sandwich he made himself, in that scene. I call it an American Gangster.

[@CesarGarcia-nd5xz]

Denzel had a great time slaping things in this movie XD

[@babeyoulove1883]

This movie is a masterpiece. It can never be done again. Russell and Denzel are so good at each of their own roll. Goosebumps.

[@ogarkhoshaba5672]

So powerful. Neither actor over powering the other. Simply brilliant. 👏

[@jimmithedean4433]

Two legends!!! This scene was straight up art!

[@biglcorleone7289]

💯

[@bluesman6891]

It's like seeing Robert de Niro meeting with Al Pacino in Heat with this one.

[@jimmithedean4433]

@@bluesman6891 facts!

[@Kncperseus]

Frank: "... tomorrow morning with yo head blown off" Ritchie: "Get in line - that one stretches around the block too." Frank: 0_0

[@eaglefang8656]

Ritchie was Gordon of the police force full of criminals

[@icantgetup]

1:48

[@eprjct]

I love the coffee metaphor and when Denzel was laughing like, "ah, I see." And for the icing on the cake, he said, "No, you didn't."

[@TheHurley108]

Two f***ing legends sharing an incredible scene together in a masterpiece of a film, brought to life through top-notch acting and phenomenal f***ing writing. This is why "American Gangster" is a classic.

[@joetatos8687]

Passing the cup back and fourth was probably my favorite part of that scene

[@tiyalewhitehurst338]

"With u outta the way everything can turn back to normal" Frank had everyone working under him by doing it his way no middle man

[@ltothemagain]

The acting in this scene is unbelievable. Denzel Washington is the greatest. I could watch him talk for days.

[@eddihazel3658]

I can't get the Denzel Washington parody out of my head every time he hits the cup😅🤣😂😂😂

[@thechemi5083]

Istg Kingbach is too funny 🤣 😂 .

[@jamespoledna2693]

Very satisfying, being held accoutable for your actions! Needs to happen much more often today!

[@sclogse1]

Working on it. Judge Sullivan needs to tell the public WHY he told Flynn "You basically sold your country out."

[@mrdirect4053]

Denzel is just one big legend.....my comment has more likes than my channel subscription 😂

[@mihajlodamljanovic8523]

In every movie !

[@reptileguy8458]

Yep...Denzel is one of the greats.

[@jbc4126]

Mr.Denzel is the 🐐🐐🐐

[@chrisascolesi799]

Well said

[@ShysteCapone]

He’s such an amazing actor bro 🔥

[@seojinkimactress]

Denzel is such a great actor. You can see the way he gives the performance depth and realism by knowing when to listen, when to express anger, when to hide his feelings. I can see Frank thinking, calculating his moves, and every time he finds a way out, Richie is standing there in front of him, waiting for him. Richie is smart, he got it all figured out, and Frank has to accept the deal & surrender to this knowing that it's the only way for him to win. We can see Frank's ego, his cleverness, his wounds, his aspirations all in this one scene, because Denzel knows when to speak, or listen, or react.

[@jmgmarcus808]

Both actors did an absolutely phenomenal job in this film. Incredible.

[@MoghulVeyron]

I love how the cup of tea/coffee became almost like a chess piece during the tail end of the conversation

[@rcy11]

To me all the best scenes in this movie, are whenever he says “my man”

[@Marshmike305]

" Frank, get in line. That one stretches around the block too"! The perfect mixture of no fear and self loathing.

[@areegato]

Did anyone notice the way he put Trupo away as the last one to give up? In my opinion he did it to kill him. That is, he wanted to kill him before he got caught and his mother stopped him and he made Trupo see his associates getting caught one after another and Trupo realized that the circle is getting close and he didn't want to go to prison bc he'd have the hardest life in there, so he killed himself and by doing so Frank achieved what he was trying to achieve. Amazing!

[@lensw0rld633]

I love the dynamic of this scene. Frank Lucas respects Richie because he knows he's just an honest hard working man. Richie has done his work so well and can't be bribed, hes a moral man. Frank knows he doesn't have a way out but to co-operate. great writing, great acting. What a scene.

[@leavemealone4876]

Get in line, that one stretches around the block too 😂

[@BlueCollarHockeyFan]

When Ritchie says "Hey Frank...get in line...that one stretches around the block too..." In other words...I ain't scared...

[@thelastdadonearth]

It's no Denzel movie without him saying "my man".

[@sk8mafia214]

This collab was better, compared to when they did virtuosity together

[@Roin0525]

Didn't even realize that was Crowe in that lol

[@janetcain44]

I ALMOST FORGOT THEY DONE THAT MOVIE TOGETHER

[@lordoffaiyum9727]

Yeah they had chemistry already

[@moboutmen]

Sliding the cup back and forth accentuated the feel of a chess match between 2 masters.

[@o.portista]

A legend of a film, that should be known even more, and receive more credits for its dynamics. Such an amazing storyline, characters, soundtrack and led by two legendary actors, Denzel Washington and Russel Crowe who brought so much emotion, and action to it. What makes the film even greater is the many lessons and lines that are brought up, and what's even greater is how it's based on a true story. Honestly, worth watching no matter what. Had watched this on my birthday years back, and really an unforgettable film, that till this day I have never forgotten about. Don't want to spoil much, but its a must-see. 4.19.2020

[@perfectopubg7320]

yea

[@perfectopubg7320]

sadly there was a naked scene which cannot be watched by young age.

[@RealityTVFrankfurt]

Imagine some one at Starbucks gives Denzel the wrong coffee

[@yahyaelissami9596]

Oh god

[@just-dl]

I think he'd give him/her a chance to fix it. one. chance.

[@garyaugustus1009]

You are a seely mon....

[@tubenachos]

My man, 😨

[@ybklyn87]

😂😂😂😂

[@ptbot3294]

Spot on by Richie. It's really not what you say, but what others hear.

[@JoseGarcia-et2ep]

As soon as Frank Lucas said “my man” he knew he was done😂

[@diraidrisso2764]

Two legends in one dialogue

[@wasimmohammed3008]

Even Thanos couldn't snap his way out of this one

[@dms9209]

One of the greatest movie scenes ever !!

[@bhaveshchimnani4046]

The acting of Denzel man 😭

[@JabariVOCPodcast]

One of the greatest scenes

[@stephenmccollum1391]

The coffee cup slide was classic

[@FluffyHawk13]

God damn, this scene was excellent! Each characters dialogue and tone.

[@cedricdlamini3314]

Haha Denzel doing Denzel is epic🙌!!

[@mannyderosa8512]

Superb acting from both Denzel and Russell.

[@lavin9457]

Great scene, Denzil is a legend and one of the best to ever do it. But make no mistake, Russel Crowe is different class also. Two of the very best! 💯

[@TheGreatB.]

Denzel Washington is the GREATEST actor of ALL time. Period

[@eaglefang8656]

Greatest black actor of all time but Al Panico gets the nod here

[@ralphangel561]

​@@eaglefang8656 Daniel Day Lewis clears them all

[@reginarobinson-1985]

Denzel is incredible he's beyond amazing

[@hustlecrowe84]

Whenever Frank Lucas (Denzel Washington) says, "My man," it's like a tip of the hat at the opponent in the mental game of chess. Master of the craft he is.

[@doritos6893]

I used that in an argument before a fight. It fucks with their head … he was like “I ain’t your man dawg..” my kind I was like you ignorant scum

[@marknissen5961]

Amazing scene. World classic!

[@kennethevans4056]

The thing that gets me about this scene is that the cop basically admitted that they know the Italians are dealing drugs but only want to bring frank down

[@cbnab8702]

No, Richie says “I’ll get them too” about other criminals, and I think what he was really after was the corrupt cops that Frank could provide him

[@thecrow4122]

Outstanding performance from two of the greatest actors ever

[@Trancemusiclab]

magnificent exchange by two actors at the top of their game.

[@davinacarrell2427]

The way he convinced himself that it was what he wanted to do so he could feel okay with having to do something he didn’t want to do.

[@muffinstuffin6]

"You ARE special"

[@mikekling5880]

He saved Trupo for last.

[@ARDG89]

these Denzel Washington random movie clips KZbin is putting in my timeline ❤️

[@MrCarltonjsmith]

The back and forth cup slide was slick!

[@Corsaconcepts_]

Denzel Washington is Legend..

[@odeleon24]

When an unstoppable force meets an immovable object…

[@JA-ru3il]

Unstoppable force crumbled 😉

[@ninjachrish]

crowe and denzel really made this movie great. they chose the perfect actors to represent frank and richie

[@HookedOnSonics518]

Russell didn't even flinch when Denzel slapped that cup. Legendary.

[@andojo4747]

I saw a documentary about Frank Lucas which stated that he was actually deliberately flamboyant and flash and that he chose to wear the fur coat and hat. Apparently he was more like Nicky Barnes in real life as opposed to the low-key reserved businessman he is in the movie. Also, i read that he wasnt as heavily involved with the Mafia in real life as the movie makes out. Either way this is a great film, and quite underrated

[@AldenRDavis]

Richie Roberts goes from cop to prosecutor.

[@tokentiger]

They both should've at least been nominated, based on this scene alone. Denzel - Lead n Crowe - Supporting.

[@unclefester831]

Russell Crowe & Denzel Washington were simply brilliant in this film. What a combo👍👍

[@mariomorrone3830]

You want to be a gangster don’t involve family, don’t have a wife, don’t trust or help the people that grew up with you when they ask to get in with you. He messed up by involving his family and his family burned him. You trust yourself and only your business. You have to sacrifice and be by yourself in this bizz. Only way to stay on top trust absolutely nobody

[@drvs2262]

Thanks for the advice Al Capone 😂

[@seth_fitzgerald]

Don’t invest trust in friends or family

[@mindriot91_96]

Always looking over your shoulder. Fuck that.

[@officialmasqq_594]

Thanks for letting us know 😂

[@johnmontoya8160]

Okay, Tony Montana.

[@coyotecodey1160]

Imagine being in the room watching this performance when Denzel smacked the coffee cup.

[@eLIPHAS3333]

There were so many great performances in this movie.

[@charlesmaximus9161]

Such an awesome film. This is a film that never gets old, I can watch it any time. Both these fellas were top shelf at their roles in this film. We all know Denzel was fantastic as ever, but Russell Crowe I feel didn’t get as much praise for how well he portrayed this role. Even got the working-class NYC accent down well.

[@Abravado]

...goosebumps!

[@TheGmsmith928]

When Frank saw that threat didn’t move Ritchie at 2:05, that’s what prompting him to snitch. He knew bribery won’t work on Ritchie and now threats won’t work either. And you can tell his ego was bruised when Ritchie said “get in line, b/c that one stretches around the corner”

[@doperinno136]

What did he mean by get in line , that one stretches around the block too?

[@JA-ru3il]

@@doperinno136 people have tried and failed, frank is no different. He can get in line and try too.

[@doperinno136]

@@JA-ru3il Ty now i get it

[@robertdonnelly385]

should of been a sequel to this movie,1 of best movies ever made

[@cambreezythecolorman0716]

Two legend doing an good job

[@MusicLover-bu3bf]

The greatest actor of all time. DW

[@morbidangel718]

Denzel always says ma man all the time in every gangster movie he in Denzel "my man "Washington

[@felixmorar8203]

Tru3

[@morbidangel718]

@@felixmorar8203 😂for real bro he said it in the little things film wich was wack

[@niradnagrom2356]

These two across from each other may not be as iconic as DeNiro-Pacino in "Heat" but they made a scene just as memorable and just as well performed!

[@bas4752]

Hands down, best movie ever made

[@zanem499]

Absolutely love this movie