FIRST TIME WATCHING GOODFELLAS 1990 | FULL MOVIE EVER REACTION | PART 1

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Welcome to my channel! In this video, I'm reacting to Part 1 of the classic film 'Goodfellas' for the very first time. I want to make it clear that all rights and credits for 'Goodfellas' belong to the talented individuals who created this iconic movie. This video is purely for entertainment and reaction purposes. Join me on this cinematic journey as we explore the world of 'Goodfellas' and my genuine reactions to it. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments below! Enjoy the show!

[@reecegraves3738]

Believe it or not the real Tommy was 6’2 and handsome in real life he was the complete physical opposite of joe pesci😂

[@rezalustig6773]

Yeah, but in the photos he legit has Ted Bundy eyes.

[@reecegraves3738]

@@rezalustig6773 yeah he had those killers eyes.

[@yoyosammity6688]

He was a complete psychopath and would kill civilians to test out new guns he got a legit serial killer.

[@miller496]

@@yoyosammity6688Those are just stories from Hill. A man that was high and drunk for the majority of the time he was a low level associate. A shit ton of the tales he told have been disproven.

[@tony020480]

@@yoyosammity6688 violent sociopath. Not a psychopath.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

Italians and Irish had their friction, but there were lots of marriages. Al Capone married an Irish woman. As to economy, the mob were godawful for it: People in the whole Northeast had to pay way more for garbage collection and everything delivered by trucking or from the docks (which means just about everything period).

[@arrow1414]

The Italians and Irish when they were near the bottom of the social ladder and poor they despised each other. One thing: Let the characters finish their lines, especially the classic ones!

[@TeamHarrisonMachine]

I got a better example to truly illustrate the point. If a product costs you $50 to make and you charge $100 to make a profit and then a mobster comes along wanting a $25cut. You’re not going to just eat the cut because that would mean firing people and breaking even. So you’ll charge the customer $125. Mink coats didn’t cost a lot of money simply because it was a luxury item. As you saw the mobsters were hijacking trucks of minks. And if the company’s complained that they would go to law enforcement the mobsters (who owned the unions) threatened them with a strike. So if you don’t want us to steal from you, you won’t be able to ship your goods into New York. So now a mink coat that would have sold for $200 must sell for $1000 to cover the loss of half the shipments

[@marquesconey752]

Brother you don't wanna go back to this frfr

[@ReactWithJohn]

my editor 😕 i already recored part 2 and iron man

[@Bobaman5400]

Paulie was the boss of that particular crew but he wasnt the dawn of the mob family that he belonged to which i believe was the Luchesse crime family. The dawn of that family at the time was Anthony "Tony Ducks" Corallo

[@jonnykilroy9762]

Pesci really brought the Tommy character to life in a way that I almost didn't believe it when I heard the actual Tommy was like 6'3 and 225 lbs. 😂 also the rumor is John Gotti dropped him personally bc that guy they stomped out was his mans

[@christophercharles1937]

Mob is probably still around these days, especially back in Italy, but in todays day and age, they probably can’t get over on regular people as much anymore with the police and regular peoples access to weapons, etc

[@steezbekillin]

Is is still in Sicily? because my mom used live there before I was born

[@avace917]

Irish and Italians definitely didn't like each other but you see them blend a lot. I dated 3 girls who were all half and half

[@cerealkilller]

Godfather or Goodfellas, the famous question. Only you can answer that. Goodfellas has a faster pace and deals more with business when the Godfather is more about the family. Both great but my heart lies with the Godfather.

[@ReactWithJohn]

i like how you said “only you can answer that” because im guessing they both are great movies equally good and its really up to your opinion to choose which is better

[@cerealkilller]

@@ReactWithJohn Bingo! 🤌

[@markforresttv]

The mob basically built las Vegas

[@ReactWithJohn]

let me go search that on google im curious about that🤔

[@ReactWithJohn]

“Mafia mostly the built theaters and casinos” Ok Didn’t know they held such power

[@markforresttv]

​@@ReactWithJohncasino is a true story as well good mob movie same actors as this movie

[@RW-rt5nd]

Italian and Irish organized crime have had a frenemies-type relationship: sometimes cooperating and sometimes feuding. Italian and Irish kids sometimes brawled in the big cities with large immigrant populations but so did practically every other group. But Italians and the Irish are both overwhelmingly Catholic so that facilitated a lot of intermarriage in decades past.

[@illcryst]

From this s day forward, everything that happens in your day to day life, you will relate to this movie. Welcome to the club. 👊🍻

[@ReactWithJohn]

Part 2 Is Otw im so sorry for the delay im dealing with school right now

[@sertu1462]

From what I understand, the mob lost most of it's influence over the decades. Among other things, the rico act in particular was a big threat to them. It basically means that if they can prove you're a member of organised crime, they can charge you for the crimes that the organisation commits, even if they can't prove your personal involvement in those particular crimes (if I understand it correcty, I'm not a lwayer). People were getting longer prison sentences and were more likely to be turned into snitches that way. Higher risk and sinking rewards also meant that recruiting new members became increasingly difficult. You can kinda see it from the requirements necessary to join. Originally, both parents had to be of italian decent, later it only had to be your father who was italian, nowadays, it's enough if any parent ist italian, mother or father.

[@lizd2943]

Unfortunately they've been able to come back a bit because 9/11 shifted the FBI's priorities from crime to counterterrorism, but they're still nowhere near as powerful as they used to be.

[@gazoontight]

Lorraine Bracco was a real babe back in the day, no?

[@nicolaidalsklev446]

The mob is still big in Canada the Rizzuto family read about them, they are killing allot of people lately. There is no RICO act in Canada so they can operate big time without the fear of life in prison.

[@ReactWithJohn]

just looked them up they even got their own instagram account😂

[@nicolaidalsklev446]

@@ReactWithJohnhaha might just be a "fan" account. They are serious mob family with deep ties to the mafia in Italy. Been a bunch of killings since 2020 and zero arrests

[@ReactWithJohn]

i heard canada is deep with the gangties also I always thought it was a peaceful country with little to no crime

[@GODWITHUS0712]

When are you going to make a review on American Me

[@ReactWithJohn]

Added to watchlist 📝

[@aranerem5569]

Hello. Have you seen the movie Tarzan The Fearless?

[@ReactWithJohn]

No i have not seen any tarzan movies🤔. Is it good

[@aranerem5569]

@@ReactWithJohn you might enjoy it

[@merkitten953]

I was looking forward to watching this, but i had to tap out after 10 mins bc if the editing style. Its really jarring and distracting the way EVERY scene cuts off the dialogue. Itd be so much easier to watch if you just lwt the sentence end before the cut. For example 'My dad was always angry i worked at the cabstand" Instead of "My dad was always angry that i work-" Its too bad bc i like your comments & stuff but itsjust way too distracting & unpleasant to the ears :(

[@ReactWithJohn]

ill fix it

[@merkitten953]

@@ReactWithJohn thanks! I just watched a couple of your Sopranos reacts and they werent like that at all so i'll be checking more out :)

[@ReactWithJohn]

yea i get an editor for my movie reactions. He says its like that for copyright reasons. ill try to convince him to make it longer 🤞

[@merkitten953]

@@ReactWithJohn tbh ive never seen another editor edit like that, and i watch a lot of reaction channels including some who edit heavily bc theyve had problems with copyright. None of them cut every scene mid-sentence - Just saying 🤷‍♀️ Most Sopranos reacts i watch keep it at 23-28 mins per ep & it seems to be ok , i think the important thing is that you comment enough for it to be "transformational", which im pretty sure you do :)

[@SuperARCANGEL0]

Yoo where's part 2

[@ReactWithJohn]

I got you its otw. Been caught up with sopranos and other thing i apologize.

[@ptjuare81]

Part2?

[@ReactWithJohn]

my editor is going through something so idk when it’ll be up its already recorded tho

[@ptjuare81]

Hurry up before you get bodied Joe. Lol JK Hope everything good with your editor.