CASINO (1995) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION | Arab Muslim Brothers Reaction

CASINO (1995) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION | Arab Muslim Brothers Reaction
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[@miningmecca]

Islam is a lot like the mob, including extorting people for protection money (but they call it jizyah).

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

check this video out it will explain every thing kzbin.info/www/bejne/gp2VnaqEgqqdptU

[@lettucebee8425]

Just like Catholicism tbf

[@Toomaletoopaletoostale]

I pay 40% of my wages in income taxes and 10% GST on everything i buy with the remaining money so angry women that run the govt can spend/waste it on all manner of insane stuff , so the govt is the biggest mob of all time.

[@miningmecca]

@@HABIBIBROTHERS717 Uthman leaves out the part where if you don't pay the jizyah you have 2 choices convert or die. And maybe if they are really merciful, they'll just throw you out of the land. Uthman also claims the tax is low compared to what Muslims pay, this is not true. Wikipedia says The rate of jizya and Kharaj tax, head tax and land tax respectively, exceeded 20% for all non-Muslims, and payable by new moon. In the western Islamic states, for dhimmis who were Christians and Jews of Egypt and Morocco, these taxes were often graded into three levels with minimum rate being 20% of all estimated assets and any sales. The highest rates ranged from 33% to 80% of all annual farm produce on land inside the Islamic empire. In the eastern Islamic states, for dhimmis who were Hindus and Jains, the tax structure were similar, with non-Muslims paying jizya and Kharaj tax rate at least twice the zakat tax rate paid by Muslims. The discriminatory and high tax rates led to mass civil protests of 1679 in India, these protests were crushed by Aurangzeb.

[@waylonmercy1533]

@@miningmeccasir, this is a Wendy’s

[@gregclifford7368]

In real life Nicky and his brother was beaten with fists and kicked to death in a basement and then buried in the cornfield...but it happened.

[@CelticComradeLad]

Agreed, counting cards isn't cheating it is just using good math skills. Yet casinos can kick you out for it

[@philmakris8507]

It only gives one a 1-1.5% edge if done perfectly.

[@efjefe]

Its looked down on. They know when you count. They will kick you out the strip. Best thing isn't using the old. 2nd guy trick better high the pit bosses will see it. Play the long game.

[@Toomaletoopaletoostale]

Now days most casino use ‘shoes’ which have like 50 decks in them, making counting even less effective.

[@erolbulut2584]

Casinos can do whatever they want. They don't force you to gamble.

[@CelticComradeLad]

@@erolbulut2584 Doesn't matter, they essentially kick you out for good math skills, it's a flaw in the game itself. Should be illegal, and I don't gamble, I'm not a fool

[@92GreyBlue]

Would love to see you guys spend more time at the end of movies discussing your thoughts and theories a bit longer. Or telling stories the movies reminded you of or people it reminded you of or lessons you might have learned. Or what theories you may hold about the movie or maybe you guys could spend a little time at the end looking into the making of the movie or the history of it over all. Just an idea. I really like your content guys this is my favorite reaction channel on youtube it would just be nice if the videos didn't end so suddenly :) either way I will still be here for whatever content you share in the future. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos guys you ALWAYS brighten up my day with new uploads. God bless you.

[@phj223]

Another FANTASTIC movie pick, after all these years it's still my favorite Scorsese movie 🥰

[@canyou7670]

You should watch "A Bronx Tale"

[@jono8884]

This is based loosely on the life of Chicago Outfit mobster Tony Spillotro who is being played by Joe Pesci. Robert DeNiro's character is based on "Lefty" Rosenthal.

[@AbdulGabagool83]

It’s not that loosely actually

[@MrRoboto81]

@@AbdulGabagool83there were some liberties taken, but overall it’s a fairly accurate portrayal.

[@clintelliott3175]

Great movie to react on guys great movie

[@halicarnassus8235]

Giving You both A 👍

[@larrylarry8917]

You guys are amazing! Very informative!!!

[@MrRoboto81]

I couldn’t help but bust out laughing at 1:08. The video editing has him say “me, Nicky Santoro, the woman he loved, on his arm.” I cracked up for about a minute straight at that. I know it was unintentional, but still hilarious.

[@halicarnassus8235]

One of my best loved Films of my kid/ Teenage mid-late 90s . Which takes places decades before I was born

[@superodalisque]

That's a really beautifully made movie

[@lukim2744]

"Sand N-words, you know arabs, so us." 😂😂😂😂😂

[@banyarling]

They took it well!

[@billbliss1518]

Billy Bats got his revenge from Goodfellas 😂

[@philmakris8507]

The Brown shirts are not cops, but security guards for the casino.

[@stevo728822]

In 1998 I stayed at the Riviera Hotel in Vegas where some of this movie was filmed. It's since been demolished.

[@trayse_jordan552]

I rock with you folks tougggghhhhhhh

[@thedappermagician6905]

Same here. I feel like their homie and they remind me of some of my bros when I was in High School and College. Would love to hang with these hermanos one day.

[@HBC423]

The legendary comedian Don Rickles plays Billy Sherbert.. you should react to him

[@altaclipper]

Great movie, and Sharon Stone was awesome.

[@elizandropedraza1286]

Good movie guys .🍿

[@odemusvonkilhausen]

You guys should watch The Untouchables if you want to learn more about Al Capone. Coincidentally, Al Capone is played by Robert DeNiro.

[@74myo]

American Gangster!!!!!! A classic gangster film Denzel Washington Russell Crowe And Many More Stars

[@khylerbane4523]

The best part of Casino is that the “Inspired by true events” isn’t for nothing. From big things like the Strip being owned, run, and even built by the Mob, the heads being so old the need nurses at their court hearing and the strip being torn down after the mob got busted, literally stealing money from the count rooms, to the small things like the FBI plane making a forced landing, Lefty’s (Ace’s character) being supernatural at sports betting, Pesci’s character being short and ill tempered, the vice scene, etc. It all actually happened. And only some minor details were altered. History is crazy sometimes. “We have the same here.” It’s strangle reassuring to hear that greed and corruption aren’t exclusive to the US. I don’t know why.

[@philmakris8507]

Yes, Al Capone was long dead. That's what makes Nicky's joke so funny.

[@saagisharon8595]

as a matter of fact al capone died before the black book existed and it had 14 names before nicky

[@philmakris8507]

​@saagisharon8595 present day the "green" book as it is now known contains the named of 300-1000* banned individuals. *it varies due to some people being put in prison or dying.

[@Qu33nMary444]

This movie is a great example of a very very smart man making some very foolish choices when it comes to a woman. If he hadn't wasted his time with Ginger and instead found a good woman who would stand by him & be faithful, his life would have been a lot better. He could have been a king if he had a queen but he had trash instead. She made a fool of him (and traumatized their child!!!) over and over and he just let it happen. Amazing performances by all the actors!

[@reneedennis2011]

Exactly! Great points!

[@philmakris8507]

As well he should have never fired Ward Webb

[@thedappermagician6905]

Perfectly said.

[@HunterEngstrom]

Rosenthal marrier Geri Mcgee in real life, and apparently she was much, Much, MUCH worse than the movie portrays.

[@chrisdalagelis1679]

Hello Habibi brothers! You guys need to watch "Donnie Brasco" if you're liking the American gangster genre. It was a pleasure hanging with you brothers watching Casino!

[@philmakris8507]

Yes, Donnie Brasco is the second best mafia movie ever.

[@Maxaveli98]

My favorite Martin S. movie

[@rjd8417]

I lived in Vegas for 10 years. I could count a six deck shoe and made some money for a short time. It was a miserable way to make money. I was playing back in the late 1990's before they changed the payout amount so card counting now really doesn't work anymore. The card counting wasn't that hard but you also had to play PERFECT basic strategy too. What got old quick was the noise, the smoke and cocktail waitresses always asking you if I needed anything. Sometimes hours without an opportunity to play anymore then the table minimum can drive you crazy. Anyway, I have a hundred fun Vegas stories from my time there and I wouldn't trade them for anything in the world. Crazy place but in small doses very fun!

[@602west2]

You guys keep talking about Algeria I might just go to Algeria see if I can make some moves😂

[@ClintEatswood]

Lol I love how they blur even the most minor of clevage.

[@pghjack]

thumbs up..! Great Movie....

[@philmakris8507]

The "Buet" blackjack dealer is a real life blackjack dealer that has played a blackjaxk dealer in 6 movies and 3 tv series.

[@thedappermagician6905]

Mannn Pesci REALLY hit the old school Chicago sccent on the head

[@philmakris8507]

Excellent choices Dudes. 👏👏👏👏 One of my favorite films. And the best mafia film ever(and yes I think it's better than the Godfather movies) Thanks for reacting to it)

[@thedappermagician6905]

Crazy take seeing as it's not really a Mafia movie and more of an Organized Crime movie. The main character is Jewish and the Chicago Mafia ties makes it even muddier as the Chicago Outfit was less ritualized and arguably "farther" from the Sicilian Mafia than the New Yorkers, especially in the 80's.

[@BILLEON2005]

Legendary reaction! Well done gentlemen…

[@philmakris8507]

Dudes google Tony Spilotro and tou can see what an amazing job Pesci did in portraying the gangster in this movie.

[@philmakris8507]

FYI the skim lasted 3 years and was present in 4 of the Las Vegas Casinos

[@adamberndt4190]

Prohibition was from January 17th 1920 - December 5th 1933 in the US. Watch 'The Untouchables' (1987), Robert de Niro plays Al Capone.

[@geneaikenii1092]

Another great pick to react to, my brothers from another mother. Big shoutout, btw, from this old, longhaired, southern boy from the hills and mountains of East Tennessee. U.S.A. We love you two guys. Liking your style a lot. You guys are very funny. So nice to listen to your thoughts. Sometimes I am ashamed as to what these Hollywood weirdos dream up, and put out. Believe me, not all of us Americans are not as pagan heathens as they. There are Godly, salt of the earth good people here, also. Sorry bout those perverts in Cali. As always so good to listen to your thoughts. See you on the next. Much peace and love. Lots of joy and happiness. Later, dudes.

[@philmakris8507]

Did you notice the meet in the desert scene was replicated in the HANGOVER even the reflection in the sunglasses

[@worthalook4870]

You guys should definitely check out Once Upon a Time In America with De Niro, another great gangsta flick

[@OMOMOMOMOM190]

Amazing movie! But they gotta watch the extended

[@OrondeBranch]

Underrated and often overlooked movie

[@leob4403]

​@@OrondeBranchit has some problematic stuff in it though

[@tomantush4867]

Lefty Rosenthal (Ace) was an advisor for the movie, and his ex-wife and "Nicky" were dead so it's important to remember that you're only getting his side of the story.

[@HenryR-u1w]

"so us!" 🤣

[@TheMixedPlateFrequency]

I forgot what happened at the end with Nicky. I think it was Nicky the one who put the unauthorized hit/bombing on the main character Sam I think. I think that's why the bosses decided to get rid of Nicky and the brother.

[@rezalustig6773]

This movie is a useful example of just how much more violent and psychotic the Chicago Outfit is than NY wiseguys. The scene where Nicky puts the guy’s head in a vise happened in real life. Just look up the “M&M Murders.”

[@thedappermagician6905]

Eh....not so much. The guy he's based off of was known for being a mad dog and was put down, along with his brother, just like one in an area just outside O'Hare airport.

[@richardmtl]

this is set in the early 80s

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

Most of it is 70s.

[@philmakris8507]

1979-1986

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

@@philmakris8507 Not that it's proof otherwise, but the soundtrack is mostly '60s and early '70s.

[@philmakris8507]

​@@dudermcdudeface3674did you not notice that the critical last third of the movie are all 80's music like the band DEVO.

[@philmakris8507]

​@@dudermcdudeface3674nope reas Pilleggi's book of the same name.

[@JonboyKoi]

I love how you called him Pauly because of good fellas

[@Salguine]

The character of Ginger is such a horrible disaster of a person that you almost don't see how amazing Sharon Stone's performance is. She was outstanding in this.

[@YoutubeCensorsYou]

1:20:43 The reason he was there with police chatting was because police wouldn't let him up with her. It's standard police procedure, to minimize the risk of escalating the conflict.

[@streetdrummersinc4387]

Good reaction,thanks.

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Thanks for watching!

[@streetdrummersinc4387]

@@HABIBIBROTHERS717 😀.

[@docteurzoidberg]

i voted for this one :p

[@caring-assoul_]

Habibi Brothers can you please make a movie reaction to ‘A Bronx Tale’ please.

[@jonathang9705]

Prohibition (banning alcohol) began in 1919 and was repealed in 1933, mainly because of the large amount of illegal alcohol trafficking and the crime it created. Al Capone was the biggest and best-known gangster during that period. "The Untouchables" is another gangster movie you might want to check out, Robert DeNiro (Nicky) plays Capone. In the Bible divorce is allowed for adultery, also if a believer is married to an unbeliever, and the unbeliever wants out of the marriage, it is also allowed. In the Old Testament God states that He hates divorce because it's cruel to the wife and He warns to be faithful, and Jesus said that divorce is not God's way, that those whom God has joined together, no one should separate. Divorce itself is not called a sin, but Jesus taught that if a divorced person marries another they are guilty of adultery.

[@thedappermagician6905]

Eh....Capone wasn't the biggest but he was certainly one of the Top if you think about all the gangsters in North America. Alot of their liquor came from Canada and those guys were no joke but just different. And I'm pretty sure Lucky Luciano, Big Jim Columbo, Meyer Lansky, Bugsy Siegel, and Anastasia were just as big during Prohibition

[@hachemledarka2854]

A you crazy dudr

[@halicarnassus8235]

10:35, Gambling IS A DESEASE, you were Very correct. Effects Americans more. We Build Cities to offer. Lol😂

[@satoncho]

When you think about it, it is the best colorful gangster film, because they are in Las Vegas.

[@cameronmurray1354]

The guy killing everyone at the end of the movie with the gray hair that the old timers sent is the original gangster that shot the real guys based on the movie.

[@mycocorleone4771]

if you guys like gangster movies you should watch "kill the irishman" its an amazing true story

[@thedappermagician6905]

Kill the Irishman or "The Irishman" by Martin Scorsese?

[@mycocorleone4771]

@@thedappermagician6905 kill the irishman. with Christopher Walken

[@mycocorleone4771]

@@thedappermagician6905 literally what i put in qoutes. movie with christopher walken.

[@jameslay344]

You guys should check out Boardwalk Empire, it’s a show that goes back to prohibition in America, it’s how organized crime got wealthy. Al Capone is one of the characters in this show.

[@hachemledarka2854]

Tanger casino

[@philmakris8507]

The actual casino where most of this took place in real life was the STARDUST

[@thedappermagician6905]

If you want a bit more of the Las Vegas energy and the Smart Men energy, try Oceans Eleven. You won't be disappointed. And brothers, if you want more of the Martin Scorsese movies you cant go wrong with either The Departed or The Irishman. Last suggestion, for a nice refresher would be Four Brothers.

[@philmakris8507]

There are 2 versions of Oceans 11 the one from the sixties and the one from the early 2000's with Brad Pitt, George Clooney and a cast full of great actors.

[@YouOnlyIiveTwice]

You guys gotta watch The Irishman. It's another Scorsese film that's really good.

[@thedappermagician6905]

I second this. Also More De Niro and Pesci

[@lukebarton5075]

Very surprising autopsy result!

[@mauroortiz9180]

Fun Fact: The scene in which Ace Rothstien gets blown up in the car is based on what happened to Colombo Crime Family boss Carmine Persico. An explosive went off under his car but didn't kill him due to a steel plate under his seat.

[@philmakris8507]

Actually it was Frank Rosenthal(Ace). Cadillac installed that plate in that model car to correct a defect in the suspension of the car.

[@hachemledarka2854]

Tangier casino

[@efjefe]

57:38 best scene in the whole movie

[@saagisharon8595]

34:34 that's a mark III continental 36:39 it was known as the M&M murders (for their last names beginning with M) years before he was sent to vegas, as a matter of fact, this is the thing that made "nicky" a made man 42:23 looks like malox

[@RobertaSirgutz]

Guys, thank you so much for "Casino". It's another Scorcese masterpiece. Although it continues in the "gangster" genre, it tells a different story. Las Vegas was invented by the Mafia after Cuba was off limits, as depicted in "The Godfather". By the 70's, the mob began losing control....over politicians, and themselves . It had to end, but was torn down and resurrected (by questionable investors) and emerged as a "family-friendly" resort that resembled a theme park. The truth is, it's still a magnet for gambling addicts from every strata of society, including organized crime. It's a story about corruption, a place in time, gambling addiction, and the fact that some things never change. Sharon Stone won an Oscar for best actress. Entire cast is perfect and so is the use of music. Exceptional score. I never steer you wrong! Great reaction, I knew you'd love it.

[@philmakris8507]

Las Vegas was not created by the mafia, a common misconception. In 1931 in an effort to lessen the effect of the worldwide economic depression. Nevada re-legalzed gambling in 1931. Up until then it's major business was a watering stop and maintenence point for railroad trains. The first Major Casino on the strip was actually built by the former chief of police of Las Angeles in the 1940's.

[@philmakris8507]

CHERCHEZ LA FEMME is the moral.of the story.

[@dannyjoedaniel7903]

man, that bat scene at the end is always rough to watch

[@rlytho2555]

I've noticed the women in the movies are blurred when they wear revealing clothes, is that done by the distributor or do you blur them for KZbin?

[@lao5610]

The Black Book of Las Vegas is a real thing. If you get put in the book, then you can never work or gamble at any casino in Las Vegas again.

[@saagisharon8595]

as a matter of fact al capone died before the black book existed and it had 14 names before nicky

[@carbo73]

In the movie, about the marriage we are in the same page, it's incomprehensible how he could want to marry her, such an unstable person (to say the least). And it's easy to see from the beginning how it all ended...

[@hachemledarka2854]

Spy of cost

[@hachemledarka2854]

fasting candence camera

[@thedappermagician6905]

Moral of the Story: Fast Cars and Fast Women will ruin your Life Also, Don't Be A Simp.

[@philmakris8507]

These days to count the paper money they actually weigh it.

[@Gregory-qu1ct]

In America we can have a prenuptial agreement. It is like a dowry. But sometimes the court can throw out the prenuptial agreement in a divorce if they think it isnt fair under the circumstances.

[@philmakris8507]

Also certain ethnic groups still use dowerys

[@rezalustig6773]

33:09 The “Arabs” are speaking Farsi 😂

[@kkuro7054]

Brothers, you may be appalled by gambling and reject it thoroughly -- but it seems you know more about casino games and card games than I do :)

[@gotreactions]

You guys should check out The Untouchables (1987) for a little more info on Al Capone (de niro again). Plus it's a good highly rated movie too. It's mob movie, but from the side of police (Elliot Ness).

[@whispersoftheafterlife1017]

i won both times i went to Vegas on the slots

[@leob4403]

A real slots talent

[@philmakris8507]

Yes, bugging the grocery store is and was legal. Red was correct Fbi, Nevada state police, the gaming control board and Las Vegas metro police all had warrants.

[@philmakris8507]

Something that's not readily known especially outside the states is that organized crime in America was started by the Jewish mafia especially in Old Las Vegas. The Italian mob was secondary to the Jewish mob. They have always been linked. That's why one always sees Jewish gangsters in all the mafia movies. In fact the Italian roles in American organized crime was often exaggerated so as not to bring scrutiny on legitimate American Jews.

[@thedappermagician6905]

This is inaccurate. Organized crime by legal definition has been happening since before that in the US. Primarily from English(American) and Irish gangs aligning with politicians. The Jewish gangs, beginning with Arnold Rothstein and later, Meyer Lansky converted it into a sweet science and looked at corporate power while the Sicilians(and southern Italians) expanded reach, manpower, the gangster mythos, neighborhood domination, and relative unification under Luciano and later, Albert Anastasia. Don't forget, Lucky Luciano and Meyer Lansky were childhood homeboys who came up in this stuff together. And together they reshaped the landscape by creating the National Crime Syndicate. Before then it was more similar to ethnic gangs with La Cosa Nostra arguably being the more ritualized group and the Jewish gangs functioning primarily in the Jewish neighborhoods

[@philmakris8507]

​@@thedappermagician6905hmmm no offense but I think you are falling for a lot of the propaganda put out by a group that I won't name. We that live here in Nevada know the whole story of who initially built, financed and majority controlled Las Vegas.

[@philmakris8507]

Actually this was in the early eighties

[@jameslay344]

You can divorce if your spouse commits adultery. The divorce rate is 50%, what does that tell you?? 😂 they aren’t all committing adultery.

[@hachemledarka2854]

Never piis of mafia

[@danawinsor1380]

Did Ginger die of a drug overdose? Talk about a living hell. Are there really people like this? Are there people who do things like this? I guess I'm naive. BTW, they use an excerpt of Bach's St. Matthew Passion towards the end (and also near the beginning) of the movie. It was probably the last thing I would have expected in this soundtrack. Beautiful piece.

[@adamberndt4190]

They gave Ginger what's known as a "hot dose" which is where you purposely sell or give someone 100% pure heroin, so yes she did overdose but it was not on accident.

[@hachemledarka2854]

Gabling money adition game

[@hachemledarka2854]

Overdose

[@hachemledarka2854]

Sus italien very roof

[@darlenepadilla6186]

unholy 😂

[@hachemledarka2854]

Joe Pesci

[@philmakris8507]

Scorcese like to use non actors in his movies. The guy with the thick black glassses that tells Ginger "to get lost" is a famous Las Vegas local an Iranian immigrant that built a bery successful luxury clothing store for men inside Ceasar's Palace.

[@hachemledarka2854]

Italiane dyde no happy

[@JiTiAr35]

do Zohan

[@hachemledarka2854]

Is futur wife

[@hachemledarka2854]

No poeple no likrr chaeting

[@NormalAmericans]

You can divorce in Christianity. Maybe not with Catholics marriages but with Protestant marriages you can. It's not considered a sin. But you are right when you said that women gets basically half of a man's worth if they divorce in U.S. if not more when you include child support and alimony. Thats why you have to get a prenup before marriage.

[@Alderak1]

Prenups are very shaky in US courts, and are not even valid in some states.

[@thedappermagician6905]

You can in Catholicism (depending on your culture) but it is certainly significantly harder than Protestantism

[@hachemledarka2854]

Pablo Escobar. Is Very worse