Donnie Brasco: A rat? HD CLIP

What’s happening in this Donnie Brasco movie clip?
Outside the location where Bruno (Brian Tarantina) is hiding, Lefty (Al Pacino from The Godfather and Scarface) confronts Donnie (Johnny Depp from Edward Scissorhands, Arizona Dream and Pirates of the Caribbean) about his loyalties. At gunpoint, Lefty forces Donnie out to kill Bruno to confirm his loyalties, but before either murder can be committed, FBI agents arrive and apprehend them.
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What’s the Donnie Brasco movie about?
Joseph Pistone (Johnny Depp from Edward Scissorhands, Arizona Dream and Pirates of the Caribbean) is an FBI agent who has infiltrated one of the major New York Mafia families and is living under the name Donnie Brasco. He develops a relationship with mob hit man Benjamin "Lefty" Ruggiero (Al Pacino from The Godfather and Scarface) in order to get deeper under cover, but ends up developing a real friendship with the Mafioso. As their relationship develops, Pistone must decide whether or not to complete his job, knowing that it will lead to the murder of his new friend.
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[@gabs_salem]

Felt so bad when Lefty was all "you'll be alright Donnie, don't say nothing".

[@arturomillan]

Breaks my heart every time.

[@sjacrane]

@@arturomillanffs 🙄🤦‍♂️

[@darj617]

Pacino is so likable that you feel bad for him even when he's the villain

[@OutcastFPS]

@@darj617 So true, even as the godafather, he looks like he shouldnt even be in that movie, he looks like such a nice guy🤣, but his preformance is always top notch, and that's why he is in this movies. great actor.

[@nateflora732]

@@arturomillanits so sad he never wanted to believe donny was a rat let alone an agent

[@stilesjohnson1745]

The restaurant was the give away of Donnie being a rat. How he got them to believe that story without taking his shoes off is phenomenal.

[@mjpthetrucker9485]

The benefit of the doubt can really be something sometimes.

[@ramonsanchez4751]

The real joseph pistone never wore a wire

[@stilesjohnson1745]

@@ramonsanchez4751 oh really

[@stilesjohnson1745]

@@mjpthetrucker9485 Truth

[@fort809]

@@stilesjohnson1745yeah he didn’t need to, a federal agent witnessing the crimes is gonna be enough evidence anyway so it just added risk

[@kumarg3598]

I love the fact they didnt dub over the sounds of their leather jackets against the seats.

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

It's one of the best things about this film, just like the way Lefty breathes thru his nose, and the scene with the cigarettes in the car, I could almost smell the smoke. This film, to me, is Pacino's best even more than Godfather.

[@makessensetokickurheadjr879]

They may've made them louder

[@xXMapleVodkaXx]

That is not the raw sound from the actual filming, almost zero audio from the actual scene is used. They recorded that after the fact to deepen the sound design

[@stereo-type1510]

Great performance but lets relax​@@flightofthebumblebee9529

[@CurtisGabrielMusic]

They very likely added that in post. Like the sound of the gun hitting his head etc. It's very common to add all the foley sounds afterwards.

[@punitchoudhary652]

Got chills in the part where he says "I'm your best friend"

[@arturomillan]

Ikr, it's a callback from when he says that when they get you, it's not the cops or your enemies that get you, but your best friend.

[@patriceaqa288]

@@arturomillan this film was so good because it's arguably the best changed and adapted version of a true story put to screen. Pistone felt guilt over sonny blacks death, whom he befriended. They adapted it perfectly to make lefty his confidant and best friend, whilst keeping the source material at least 85 percent accurate.

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

@@patriceaqa288 true, and in real life he had the FBI move on Lefty fast to get him safe behind bars and protected. He later died of natural causes an old man, but Sonny Black being hit made Pistone upset. The mob didn't harbor resentment or take revenge against Pistone since they say him as an outsider who infiltrated. They were more angry at themselves than him.

[@mansakhanlv8487]

He was going to kill Donnie there afterwards I believe

[@madmax6654]

@@mansakhanlv8487 what I think is that he was waiting to see if he was gonna kill this guy and if Danny didn’t kill him then for sure he would’ve killed both of them

[@shaunbang]

I love that he stalls when he says “if I ever had any money” cuz he always borrowed from Donnie even borrowing the Christmas money he gifted to him lmao

[@Palendrome]

So stingy lmao

[@karabinjr]

what kind of big deal gangster was he then, if he never had money

[@buckshotcheney1252]

@@karabinjr 6 out of 10 (maybe even more) Made Men are probably just as if not even more broke than the regular working folks. Part of the bullshit romanticism of the Mob was they're all loaded and flush with cash. That ain't even close to the truth. Most of them are just muscle guys, enforcers. The minority of them are the real earners.

[@CrazyMunky84]

@@karabinjr That's the point. That's what is so awesome about this movie. It show's what being a mobster is really like. Everyone thinks mobsters live luxurious rich lives. Some do, but the majority like Lefty are underlings who struggle to get by.

[@BayMarti]

@@karabinjr thats how MOB works in real life, only the Boss, Underboss, Consigliere and best capo's have money

[@TraumaER]

The car dialogue is so tense and done without music. Just squeaky leather seats and coats, and the rattle of a gun, and rubbing the ear with breathing - just like real life. 💯

[@rancidcrawfish]

Hollywood loves to have a rattle sound every time a gun moves

[@भवानीशंकर-ट1व]

Tt

[@Bellyzbad1]

There was music in the background

[@TraumaER]

@@Bellyzbad1 didn't hear any

[@Comictalent]

I'll never understand how Pacino wasn't nominated for best actor for this movie. 0:35 - 0:50 might be the single saddest character moments of his career. He has rarely humanized a character like this - I can't picture anyone else in this role.

[@asmitsharma70]

Fr

[@devonwhite2443]

The Oscar's didn't even give him the win for Michael Corleone, did you think they would for Lefty?

[@Comictalent]

@@devonwhite2443 Pacino should have back-to-back Oscars for Godfather 2 and Dog Day Afternoon. He should've been nominated for best actor alongside Brando instead of supporting for GF1. He should have nominations for Scarface, Donnie Brasco, The Insider, Sea of Love, and Insomnia. He's wildly enjoyable in Heat. He has 1 Oscar for Scent of a Woman and somehow he's really underrated.

[@Bonescratcher]

@@ComictalentI think you lost most of us when you named Insomnia among his best acting displays. Pacino is a legend but that was some of his worst acting in Insomnia. In fact he’s sucked for the past 20 years or so. His acting in Heat was far better than insomnia.

[@Comictalent]

Haven't seen Insomnia in a long time, but I remember thinking he and Robin Williams were both great. Maybe I need to rewatch. Either way, Pacino is awesome@@Bonescratcher

[@adm712]

This film is severely under rated and under appreciated when compared to other films in the mob genre. This film is on par with the classics.

[@Pockets2001]

I wholeheartedly agree. The writing was absolutely flawless.

[@theportugueselegend]

So true. Michael Franzese's says this is the most realistic mob movie he's ever seen, and I tend to agree. There's not one character here that feels like a caricature of a real guy

[@joshuaa1605]

100%. It's easily my top 2 favorite mob movies with goodfellas.

[@yes-qw6om]

nicky 🤣@@theportugueselegend

[@CrazyMunky84]

I say it's a tie between this film and Goodfellas for best mob film of all time.

[@viliamitupou3863]

2 of the absolute greatest artists ever to entertain us through the screens

[@robkelly7745]

Al Pacino has played all levels of gangster, and done every one of them so brilliantly. I love him in this movie, and I feel like this is the most realistic portrayal.

[@srb2591]

If you read the book the movie is absolutely wrong about everything especially portraying how close Donnie and Lefty where. They also made Lefty cooler than he really is he was a miserable broke POS

[@jd_molly]

I just watched Donnie Brasco after The Irishman and noticed that Pacino always gets betrayed.

[@grownmanbusiness3273]

He got betrayed hella times in the Godfather trilogy

[@theblacklightspecial209]

Scarface is another one. Manny betrayed Tony when he married his sister.

[@isaacster5027]

@@theblacklightspecial209 betrayed? Manny is the only guy who would've treated her right. That was Tony's stupid ass fault, impulsive af due to that coke

[@theblacklightspecial209]

@@isaacster5027 Tony told Manny to stay away from Gina because Tony didn't want her to get involved with that life. Of course, Tony is to blame. Manny was the best thing that happened to Gina, and Tony took it all away because of his coke binge. You are correct.

[@salbonpensiero1704]

@@theblacklightspecial209 what was he supposed to do, give him a high five for banging his little sister behind his back? Tony had kind of a weird thing for Gina, not saying incest but he didn't want her to be with anyone without his approval yet alone his best friend. Manny could have went about it a different way, maybe slowly bring the idea up to Tony when he was in a good mood. But "hey here's a surprise party to let you know I'm banging your kid sister!" wasn't the way with a hot head like Tony, he was betrayed in a sense.

[@eddya.r2874]

The leather jackets rubbing the leather seats sounds satisfying

[@dakotagilbert7321]

This scene breaks your heart

[@katarn0329]

When Lefty pulled out the Gun, with that Music, Always gives me Chills He looks Cool with that out fit

[@rawritstayl0r866]

I like the noises of the leather creaking when they're sitting in the car, and the way Pacino voices his lines with that raspy voice of his, so good yummm

[@isaacster5027]

SAME literal asmr

[@danevertt3210]

Yummm????? You guys a bunch of rainbow lollipop kids

[@kitchenfloorbreakfastsandw8239]

Weirdo

[@killaskrilla5320]

I hate this generation....

[@ZizYoubizHERE]

u dont know her age lol

[@MattMcCann-eg7mj]

In some sense, I always felt sympathy for Lefty. He was loyal to Donnie, albeit w his human failures. Mobster, yes, criminal, yes, but a sympathetic character in a human way.

[@Markycarandbikestuff]

Same here, Donnie was the son Lefty wished he'd had, really sad but loyal character.

[@bzsbzs350]

He killed over 30 people for no real reason. 😂😂😂 He would have killed you and your whole family if he was told to. Thats what movies do though, make people dumb.

[@Kaisaccountt]

2 great actors and one great scene.

[@jasonmoran5]

This was a test. If donnie didn't kill bruno, lefty was killing both of them. Also. Lefty earlier in the movie "you get sent for, you walk into a room and you dont walk out of it and it's your best friend that does it". Also lefty to donnie "i never said you was a rat, IM YOUR BEST FRIEND" donnie stops in his tracks 😂

[@nenabunena]

This was also his graduation to becoming a made man, he has to kill him to be made.

[@Tandonsubs]

This need more likes

[@manuelwowchow1476]

That was close. Thank God the FBI Was watching Donnie's moves, otherwise, he's going to be toasted.

[@gamingflixx]

If you’re caught or suspected to be lying even about the littlest thing and not being able to explain yourself then it literally could end up with a ‘sit down’. The real Joe Pistone (Donnie Brasco) explained this in an interview which I found fascinating.

[@DDL-n2u]

I know some people don't like this movie for some reason but I loved it. I thought they were both incredible in this.

[@raphodonbiampa5756]

Indeed. That “punch of salt” scene wouldn’t be out of place of in The Sopranos either.

[@Prof.Pwnalot]

The movie is great. Seen Andrew Dice Clay on the Stern show circa 2000s? He always references scenes with Artie. And for the people who don't know about Dice. Guy was the biggest comic of all time back in the day. Possibly still is in regards to ticket sales and arenas played it. Has a similar look, leather, smoking, combing his hair, fucking around.

[@MamboKing215]

The sound of leather in this scene (throughout film) is truly an ASMR

[@bonniehowell9206]

3:44 It's always cracks me up how this FBI agent was running.

[@kynshii]

Lol he's all prissy

[@mrshinybald2739]

Yep . Movie ruined

[@roballen980]

Lol I didn’t notice until now

[@M4K9G22]

Damnit when you’re right, you’re right 😂😂😂💀

[@primalfury2011]

what a nerd run... lmao a no cents agent.. lmao

[@thatguyjoe007]

Gotta love that last FBI agent boy with the glasses, prancing onto the scene with the gun in his hand.

[@chadwickerman]

Yeah he was probably some producers kid that wanted to be in a movie and they pulled some strings to get him in a scene.

[@BlueSummers101]

@0:22 "If ever I had any money, i'd give you"......."and then take back minutes later" 🤣

[@vincentkudelycz258]

i love the ambiguity of lefty holding the gun towards Donnie when they were about to do the hit, it can be read as it was suppose to motivate him to do it by force or lefty having a gut feeling beyond everything was going to take Donnie out the minute he pulled the trigger on sonny red's son.

[@buttonman6262]

I always took it as Lefty was going to kill Donny if he hesitated to kill the target as that would mean he’s a rat.

[@davidkruse4030]

Well he also called him his best friend. Which is a call back from earlier in the movie saying your best friend is the one who ends up killing you.

[@philleotardo8760]

I love the sound of the leather cracking.

[@mistrsveta3725]

You know the leather makes you emotional, because you got empty f*cking shinebox!👞🧰

[@2serveand2protect]

This is - in a dark and twisted way - almost heart-wrenching! I know it didn't went down like this and the director added this scene just for "high-tension" and drama purposes - but to watch Lefty crying to him: "Don't say nothing, Donnie! Don't say nothing!" makes you realize how close they were to him and even in the last seconds they couldn't believe he was a Fed. ...even though it wasn't Lefty but Sonny and Anthony Mirra who paid the ultimate price for him being able to infiltrate their ranks... PS. Damn! What a movie!

[@jasonryan2555]

yea for purposes of movie making they kept this close relationship with Lefty. In real life Joe Pistone and Sonny black were very close. Lefty was very cold towards "Donnie" and was a psychopath. It was actually Sonny Black that was called for a sit-down and he left his stuff for the bar tender. He also left the message that he did not have any ill feelings towards Joe after he found out he was a agent and said he was happy it was him.

[@sirbillypetteway8609]

Al Pacino always made other actors better. His acting is so great that he can turn a b-lister into an A- lister. That's an A - list actor for you.

[@buffythehaterslayer6918]

He's the best ever. Makes everyone look good too.

[@JoeSmith-dl9ok]

Very true, but not a lot of guys in this movie were B listers-certainly not Johnny Depp, Michael Madden or Bruno Kirby. Anne Heche also did a great job

[@buffythehaterslayer6918]

@@JoeSmith-dl9ok But they weren't as famous as Pacino at the time. But yes, this is a great cast.

[@matthewhudson5685]

On one hand, I can admire "Donny" for doing his job. On the other, I wonder how he could ever live with himself after such a betrayal of a friend?

[@otb1760]

Being the guys friend was a part of the job. Joe was never friends with guys like that before he took the assignment.

[@pierrerougey7156]

You should watch the interview of the real dommie brasco. They asked him that question.

[@ArcGlowingVision]

@@pierrerougey7156 His responds is always, they became bent, I didn't hold a gun to their heads and force them to become gangsters.

[@chemex9968]

I can't even believe Al Pacino was Acting, that's was just too believable.

[@Sean-ce1hu]

Thanks for censoring the bad words, I feel really safe now.

[@mikemike5973]

One of the best mafia films of all time

[@J_GoTTi]

This is heartbreaking from every angle.

[@miami8089]

The FBI didn't even play it off when they took Donnie away.

[@freeway4389]

Don't tell em nothing donnie fucks me up ever time

[@sjacrane]

I’d hate to be you

[@Truthtellerwon]

​​@@sjacrane you must not appreciate loyalty

[@sjacrane]

@@Truthtellerwon why’s that?

[@Truthtellerwon]

@@sjacrane Seems like it based on your statement. Lefty was good guy. He might have been outside the law but his actions are based on morals 100% of the time. His loyalty probably holding him back at some points in his life,but he didn't have it in him to be a traitor. Donnie on the other hand was a snake deep down.

[@sunsfan1246]

Yeah Godfather and Scarface were great performances by Al . But this definitely up there with those for sure

[@b.justiceforall9544]

At the end even if your very smart; it's your best friend that will take you down even if it's not his choice.

[@doh4828]

Brilliant movie.

[@jediknight73]

He really loved Donnie

[@FrancisBrown-u5k]

That sound of leather jacket on leather car seats makes me laugh.

[@danevertt3210]

Hahaha right at the end some pansy FBI agent scurries across the screen with his little gun up in the air

[@jamesmilburn7569]

3:43-3:46 Pretty much every FBI agent I ever had to work with.

[@Buugzy]

Lefty didn’t die. It was Sonny Black who died

[@mjpthetrucker9485]

Yep they were def coming for Lefty though. FBI intercepted it.

[@thefifthdoctor6780]

Forget about it!

[@josephgrady2129]

Eh! Im walkin here

[@Sarahthompson2237]

Fa getta bout it

[@elthe3rd]

Two great actors playing off of each other. You feel sorry for both of them, knowing they would have been good friends if they weren't on opposite sides of the law.

[@davemustaki134]

I never understood the dramatic part when lefty says im your best friend was that insinuating he was about to whack Donnie?

[@rickyray2794]

Almost like a call-back to when Lefty says its your best friend who does it when you get whacked.

[@davemustaki134]

@@rickyray2794 almost....

[@universal3024]

Pretty much, yea but Lefty wasn’t sure about Donnie ..

[@sugarraycapone9388]

I really understand how lefty feels right now,

[@ReneEstrada1991]

I felt " ur alright donnie " lol .. wait who was the Idiot in the Boat again ? Haven't seen this in a while

[@thereallochnessmonster9954]

A rival mobster named Bruno. He’s targeted because he’s the son of Sonny Red.

[@RamsLakersDodgers]

@@thereallochnessmonster9954 I think Bruno Indelicato went to prison for 20+ yrs & never ratted.He supposedly is the boss of the Bonanno Family now or when he gets out.I believe he’s married to Jimmy Burke’s daughter.

[@dariussilaghi1989]

What a movie… what actors. Masterpiece.

[@sircartier2260]

Such a sad scene, Majestic performance

[@kevinmahon7848]

Maybe the Best Mafia Movie ever.

[@eddieblack4568]

Great scene, here is something you may not know Joe Pistone was on the set every day and so were wiseguys who were there as advisors..-Eddie Black actor in the movie I was one of the Sonny Black crew the guy who had the truck full of steak knives.Manache.

[@zachoneill6570]

Must have been retired wise guys or something because there is still a bounty on his head! How did he get away with being there everyday if they were there to?

[@TheHungryTrollRawr]

I can believe Joe Pistone was there maybe, but only him, no way a mafia guy would be on the set with Joey no fucking way. You know what they would do to him if they found out that?

[@Genki_Goemon]

Prime acting from mr. Pacino

[@DavidBrothers-j2o]

Very underrated movie right up there with the best of the mafia flicks

[@omarshinwari7823]

Tony Montana and Donny Brasco

[@TheUnknown-mg8fv]

The uniform cop mastake was patting Donnie on the back wow

[@rawritstayl0r866]

ok so this is my interpretation of the scene, and what's going on in pacino's head. but i think that he's been suspicious of donny ever since he met him... and his personality.. he's so stubborn, it would be just like him to repeat 'everythings going to be ok donny! don't tell them nothing!' in an ironic way. that's how he is. so at the very end, i think he knew it was him the whole time, he had resigned to it. and in his last cries of defeat he mocked donny, in a sort of 'I know who you are but I don't care we're friends!' sort of final speech.

[@StoogesTheTwo]

Bad interpretation suspicion is different from actually secretly believing it. And he had none until he saw the boat clipping. Further supported by when the FBI came and exposed donnie, lefty's face was shock and disbelief as he realized he was right. Def did not think he was fully at this point

[@gocubsgo721]

Absolutely. I believe the last words Lefty says in the movie is: "Tell Donnie i'm glad it was him!"

[@mohammadakhtar6941]

I don't think he knew it was him the whole time, he knew after reading the boat article though. Lefty was a true mafia guy he wouldn't just let all of this play along the whole time.

[@salbonpensiero1704]

I don't think thats what the movie was portraying. I think he was suspicious after the boat incident but Donnie had convinced him he wasn't a rat, he didn't want to believe it no matter what because the embarrassment and his inevitable death. It didn't dawn on him until the FBI showed him pictures of Donny being sworn in that he truly was a rat and he still didn't want to admit it to Sonny afterwards when Sonny says "they almost had me going for a sec there, good thing you know him so well Lefty" and Lefty says "yea I know Donnie well" realizing he never really knew Donnies background at all and that he had been fooled.

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

In real life that part is absolutely true, and Pistone grew very close to both Sonny Black and Ben Ruggerio (Lefty).

[@noonze1]

I want to know how the clown who starts running down the pier toward the camera at 3:42 made it through Quantico. Jesus.

[@markmed9091]

This movie made an audience feel for a sociopath and killer before Tony Soparano .

[@elamateur3122]

Real wiseguys always value and respect trust. If you've got a loyal guy, you've got the most valuable asset

[@Blahblahyah]

Dirtiest “you gotta believe me”

[@HOTIRONBASKETBALL]

These are two of the best to act imo.. great great movie

[@JonesySurvived]

The third star of this scene is Pacino's loud leather jacket.

[@thejakeakar]

the sadness in is eye is so catching .,,..

[@manueltubens535]

I thought that Al Pacinos' character of Lefty Ruggiero was more of a flunkey of the Mob. I read the biography of the real Lefty Ruggiero and it said he was a stone cold killer for the Mob.

[@MrTREEHUNTER22]

I think he mentions how many ppl he’s killed for the mob

[@keithwellerlounge74]

Lefty’s character was more accurate to Sonny Black in real life, they switched the round for narrative reasons I guess, so that Donnie was basically always dealing with Lefty from the start and it builds their relationship up.

[@halimhadjameur3585]

Talking about acting So realistic

[@lewisgreen2957]

He knew..

[@Wheeley1337]

Yes. Lefty knew it

[@universal3024]

ish ..

[@ChairmanMeow1]

When someone is lying they always say "you gotta believe me, why would I lie, etc". If theyre telling you the truth they just say what happened and dont try to convince you of anything.

[@Prander5x5]

He moved the gun barrel the second time, because that must have hurt the first time XD

[@infinightsky]

Thanks for protecting me from the swear words

[@ПетрПопов-ж3я]

Leftie is holding his gun by right hand...

[@Randomaccount9470]

He only shoots dice with his left He shot guns with either

[@albodingus2239]

You’re alright Donnie! There’ll be a mouthpiece there in 24 hours Donnie!! 😢

[@WatchmyPlaylist.]

Yea there it is, at least. best acting

[@MbisonBalrog]

They should reboot as series and include an Anthony Mirra character.

[@Itsjoecampos]

Just noticed at 2:33 Al suffering from a bad case of fungus on his thumbnail shit sucks.

[@buffythehaterslayer6918]

Ugh, I know. I feel bad for him having to deal with that during his best decade in films. It's noticeable in The Devil's Advocate, too, which was in the same year as this one. But his nails look fine in The Insider.

[@turkjohnson4009]

Leather jackets against leather seats = ASMR……..Forget about it…….😅

[@habs798693]

3:43 That FBI guy gingerly jogging down through the scene always gets me.

[@glorygloryhallelujah]

This was Al Pacinos best performance. Bar none

[@Lowczyk]

they should have beep the *rat* word as well 😎

[@john12334]

1 of best movie made

[@4EverParkedLS]

I once had a friend that said same thing about if he had $100 in his pocket he would give me $50 cause he was my bestfriend. Now days we don’t talk anymore, sometimes friends are not always who they seem to be.

[@blairwade1967]

Did you see the FBI pat him on the back, just noticed that

[@danalexander2149]

In the real world, Lefty lived. Sonny Black was the one who was whacked for Joe getting close to the mafia.

[@Newyorkcitycricket]

I m ur best friend 😂 that's the time he knows he g0nna see the creator

[@samanthab1923]

Lefty was such a pathetic character but to her his granddaughter on Mob Wives, he was this big success

[@HUMORASECAS]

Masterpiece

[@V8OIL]

That guy on the boat..is the one who beats a guy on the street with a iron 5 in the sopranos

[@doorguru168888]

Mustang Sally?

[@djl5424]

Forget about it

[@SMRN-l5v]

I love this movie but how did lefty get bail after this?

[@jaakkosaha5787]

What is Bruno trying to do with that hook?

[@zackthebongripper7274]

Love the sound of those leather jackets.

[@me_need_reset]

Johnny Depp betrayed Al Pacino even worse than Amber Heard did to him

[@adamtheagent3978]

Amazing film.

[@r.j.martin1818]

The movie pretty clearly illustrates that the people who manage the FBI have no interest in eradicating organized crime.

[@اسامةالشمري-ه6م]

He lived with them 6 years in the end he rat them in the court!

[@OhtaniHeaven]

Quit censoring words

[@formerarcadian8167]

Was that Timmy Mallet waving the gun about?

[@mari02132]

So b4 Nicholson n di caprio(the Departed )there's pacino n depp...

[@lh7325]

Why censor the swearing?