*CASINO* FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION

[@GSErnie]

Goodfellas is the other Martin Scorsese movie that also stars Robert DeNiro and Joe Pesci. Definitely one to see!

[@visaman]

Don't forget Raging Bull

[@RetroClassic66]

There’s also RAGING BULL (1980), the very first time that both DeNiro and Pesci were together in a Scorsese movie. Plus DeNiro worked with Scorsese in MEAN STREETS (1973), TAXI DRIVER (1976), NEW YORK, NEW YORK (1977), and THE KING OF COMEDY (1982). All of these are definitely worth checking out.

[@ThrowShow2014]

Don’t forget Raging Bull.

[@jasonrd316]

The Irishman

[@darksoulsspeedrunner5912]

she might not like that one.departed is way to go

[@MrRoboto81]

In 70s Vegas, “powdering your nose” was slang for snorting a line.

[@Ootlander]

Fun fact @ 17:28 the man standing to Joe Pesci's right is the real lawyer who represented Anthony Spilotro (Pesci's character).

[@PFawlty]

Man when that Animals tune kicks in you know s*it is gonna go down....

[@Tim_Raths]

One of the best music sequences ever in movies.

[@TheZero1er]

Since a bunch of people are already suggesting you to watch Goodfellas, another good flick with De Niro I reccomend is HEAT(1995) It's a really good crime drama set in Los Angeles. It also stars Val Kilmer, Tom Sizemore, and Al Pacino to name a few.

[@robertholmes6906]

Heat !!! Great call !! A classic!!

[@Shelbyj13]

One of the best. It's a heist movie on steroids.

[@jenmurrayxo]

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[@jrobwoo688]

I cannot get into The Godfather, no matter how many times I have attempted to watch, I always fall asleep before the end of the wedding scene. Goodfellas is a great film by Scorsese, starring Robert DeNiro alongside Joe Pesci. As well as Ray Liotta, R.I.P.

[@TheTcwalton]

Early Scorsese recommendations: Mean Streets (1973) Scorsese's first Mob Film DeNiro in a powerful supporting role Taxi Driver (1976) starring Robert Deniro Personally, I consider this Scorsese's and DeNiro's greatest work. Young Jodie Foster in a supporting role. After Hours ( mid-1980s) Hilarious dark comedy. Takes place over one night in New York City.

[@chrisfofficial]

When Jen and I get married I WILL NOT let her pull a Sharon Stone. She will get one chance to behave or she's out the window! 🤣

[@tremorsfan]

While Martin Scorsese is most well known for his gangster films, he really covered every film genre. He's done screwball comedy, costume dramas, historical epics, even a 3D family movie.

[@ARWG]

The whole cornfield scene is horrifying every time. Feels too real. Also, if you want me DeNiro I'd suggest Taxi Driver/Raging Bull, prob two of the ten best movies ever made.

[@laudanum669]

"Raging Bull" can be tough for some people to appreciate as it moves at a slow pace at times and is filmed in Black & White. I think it helps if you know a little of Jake LaMotta's back story. Plus knowing about De Niro's dedication to the role by gaining 70 pounds during a four month break from filming to portray LaMotta in the latter years of his career. I do agree it is one of the best films ever made.

[@elingeniero9117]

Feels too real? Nicky is Tony Spilotro. He and his brother were both beaten to death and buried in their underwear in a cornfield in Illinois. Its real

[@ARWG]

@@elingeniero9117 I'm aware.. I'm just talking about the acting and the way it was shot felt real.

[@conchfritters01]

This was your first DeNiro movie?!? Great review - lucky you. This movie is legit. Sharon Stone deserved the Oscar

[@matthewganong1730]

In my opinion the best DeNiro film is Taxi Driver, also directed by Scorcese. It’s very heavy and complex, but a very young Robert DeNiro gives an absolutely captivating performance.

[@donkelley7407]

Glad you're still smiling after all that. Saw this years ago and some of the scenes are locked into memory. The cornfield...yikes! Yeah, I have no interest in visiting Vegas, even if it is family friendly. Thanks for this awesome reaction.

[@jasonalcantara8380]

My Low Key MVP for this movie was Oscar Goodman, former mayor of Las Vegas, who played himself back when he was a lawyer for the mob.

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

Just about anything starring Robert DeNiro is worth watching, but make sure to watch a good selection of the serious movies before watching the comedies, it will make his performance in the comedic movies more impactful. :)

[@BDogg2023]

Yeah…he didn’t do anything that wasn’t deathly serious for most of his career. Decades. That’s who he was to all of us. Definitely made the impact of the comedic contrast that much more so.

[@jasonturner2206]

But he has also made some absolute shockers too….

[@Scallycowell]

My favorite detail about this movie is the lighting. Basic film lighting involves three lights: Key lights, fill lights, and back lights. Key lights are the main source of light and usually the brightest, fill lights are dimmer lights that remove the harsh shadows from the key lights, and back lights shine behind the subject to separate them from the background. What Scorsese did here is cranked up the back lights super bright and used them from above, creating this glowing angelic halo around the characters. It gives the film a very dreamlike quality.

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

Jen, great reaction. 'Goodfellas' is a really good film, ones that I'd recommend in this genre are, 'Once Upon a Time in America', and 'Carlito's Way', both of these are great films and well worth reacting to.

[@poohagainagain]

carlito's way is underrated!

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

@@poohagainagain I highly agree, it's a great film which doesn't get the recognition that it deserves.

[@MrsRosencranz1]

3:14 Dickie Smothers as one of the stealth villains

[@jennifervalentine8955]

I love this movie because I live in Vegas. It has such a rep here. The guy De Niro's character is based on protested the blueberry scene saying it didn't happen. Also our former mayor, Oscar Goodman, plays himself in this movie.

[@richardanzlovar5372]

I grew up in Vegas it will always be home to me I was around while they were making this movie

[@reggierocks1]

Even though I've seen the movie before, it was nice seeing the reaction and thoughts from someone who is watching it for the first time. A new perspective.

[@bodiddlymitchell5877]

The character Of Nicky is based on Tony Spilotro. Peci looked so much like the real character that dealers nearly fainted.

[@victorsixtythree]

Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro have made several movies together - some of them considered among the greatest films of ALL TIME. In order: Mean Streets, Taxi Driver, New York New York, Raging Bull, The King of Comedy, Good Fellas, Cape Fear, Casino and The Irishman. Probably the most acclaimed of them are Taxi Driver, Raging Bull and Good Fellas.

[@richardanzlovar5372]

This is one of the best movies ever made it’s my favorite Robert De Niro movie

[@Gabriel-br4qe]

The broken hand with a hammer thing really happened in real life lol Vegas was wild back in the mob days

[@waltermartinez5890]

Midnight Run (1988) action comedy Robert De Niro

[@79glane928]

As we speak there is a very large reservoir just outside of Vegas that is going dry and there have been barrels with bodies that were dumped there back in the 70s that are being discovered. Yes, this stuff happened back in those days. The Mob was absolutely a presence in Vegas for a long time and they had heavy influence in the development of the town. But its not like that anymore. This movie is about the guys who were kind of the last of that era.

[@strongdecaf3729]

DeNiro starred with Robin Williams in "Awakenings".

[@attorneyrobert]

Great acting by all involved in this film.

[@flibber123]

For more De Niro movies, I'd recommend Taxi Driver and King of Comedy. In a strange kind of way I think those two movies are a matched set. Raging Bull and The Deer Hunter are also two more good ones from that era. Meet the Parents is a guilty pleasure for me. De Niro in a mainstream comedy? It's a weird fit but that just makes it funnier to me. I prefer Goodfellas to Casino, mainly because I kind of like some of the characters in Goodfellas, but the ones in Casino couldn't die fast enough for me.

[@rickmeadows555]

I was playing craps at Harrahs in Vegas and one of the dealers turned out to be the poker dealer in the scene where the cowboy had his feet on the table. He showed me the picture of him at the table during filming and yep it was him. 😮 He said he was getting a check up until a few years ago because he said a line in the movie and they didn’t cut it. Pretty cool meeting him.

[@magicbrownie1357]

MIdnight Run with Robert DeNiro is a very entertaining movie, one of his first forays into comedy. But he still plays a tough guy.

[@ericseal9027]

A good film adaptation of the "Vegas Skim", in the 1970's. The story of the casinos ("Tangiers" in the movie), the Stardust, Tropicana, and other 70's Vegas casinos, that took "Sklm money", from the casinos and sent the money to crime families in Chicago, Kansas City, Milwaukee and Cleveland. Based on the excellent book- "Casino."

[@mateuszmattias]

Maybe someone else has already mentioned it, but at 1:39 the white haired guy in the counting room is Martin Scorsese himself, making a cameo in his own movies. Also the Kansas City mobster running the place they all meet, the lady being annoyed by his cursing is Catherine Scorsese, Martins mother. Small little details, not all that important, but still.

[@hansfischer5133]

Taxi Driver with DeNiro is a must see!

[@TampaCEO]

1:39 - That's actially Martin Scorsese right there. He often gives himself small cameos in his films.

[@JBeck33]

You asked a few times if stuff like that really happened in casinos. It did back then because the mob ran most of the places. Stuff like that doesn’t happen anymore.

[@kjanjusz7007]

Or so they like you to think...

[@daerdevvyl4314]

Usually.

[@jukopliut]

Stuff like that doesn’t happen anymore. Or better Not that we(general public) know of

[@drewf8619]

Regarding the Casinos... Vegas super corporate now, with thousands of HD cameras covering every inch of every casino. Regarding violent crime... Vegas is ~twice as dangerous as the national average.

[@laudanum669]

Today's Las Vegas sucks. I used to go there all the time 30-40 years ago. We would stay down town usually at the Golden Nugget, the drinks were always frequent and free as were most meals when playing Black Jack at a $5-10 table. At Binion's you could play single deck Black Jack were the odds are so much better. Now everything is way over priced and the freebee's are all but gone for the average player.

[@stephenbracka2270]

I did mean to send this comment so soon but, this story ends in my hometown of San Diego. If you fly to Vegas for an extended stay, find accommodation on the east side. It's called the Boulder Strip along Boulder Hwy or US 95. Then drive to the LV Strip or to the Downtown LV Fremont Street Experience. The two big LV Strip attractions are the STRAT Tower and the fountains in front of Bellagio. People are right to recommend GOODFELLAS (1990) which originally teamed up this director with his same cowriter and with Frank Vincent as well as Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci. You see Vincent as Frank Marino in the freeze frame narration as he lies to Remo Gagi back in Kansas City. Veteran character actor L. Q. Jones played the county commissioner whose dumb nephew got fired as a manager. Jones was in his mid 90s when he passed in July. Also, both Ray Liotta & Paul Sorvino who played in GOODFELLAS passed this year too. In CASINO, Billy Sherbert is played by Don Rickles who performed a lot in Vegas on stage and on stages everywhere with his own brand of humor. Look up his movies and especially his appearances on TV roasts & talk show appearances. You'll find them funny. They're all over KZbin. Rickles & Vincent both passed in 2017. You stay classy, Jen.

[@josua1146]

Glad you like more classics like this and more than any other movie in this genre I can recommend "A Bronx Tale" (1993), which is also based on true events and in which Robert De Niro not only stars, but in which he is also the producer.

[@keithmichael898]

DeNiro won an Oscar for Godfather II. Fantastic movie.

[@matthewganong1730]

This movie is loosely based on true events involving Frank “Lefty” Rosenthal (Ace), his wife Geri McGee (Ginger), and Tony “The Ant” Spilotro (Nicky). Frank secretly ran several Vegas casinos, the most famous being the Stardust. The thing about the metal plate in the car saving Rosenthal from a car bomb is 100% true, along with many other aspects of the plot.

[@Logan_1991]

17:26 The guy on the left in the grey suit is Oscar Goodman. The real life mayor of Las Vegas, former Tony Spilatro (Joe Pesci) lawyer. He was a good mayor and a badass in his own right. Also Frank Cullota played himself, he was the assassin at the end killing everyone. Great review.

[@dan_hitchman007]

Goodfellas, The Departed, Raging Bull, and Taxi Driver are my favorite Martin Scorsese films. All superb! This is solid too.

[@retromaven2159]

Raise your hand if you're glad you're single after watching DeNiro and Stone in his film!! 🖐

[@EdithCardellini]

✋️

[@mr.a8315]

Re-watch. 💜 Two really solid Robert De Niro films are Midnight Run (1988 - action/comedy/buddy/road movie) and also King of Comedy (1982 - black comedy about an obsessive, aspiring stand-up comedian). Midnight Run is from the director of 'Beverly Hills Cop' and King of Comedy is from Martin Scorsese.

[@davidhowell7279]

The only thing I remember about Vegas in the early to mid 70's was my parents dropping off my brother and I at Circus Circus with a couple of rolls of quarters. Basically an enormous arcade with a circus trapeze act taking up the center 3 floors in a big atrium set up. Crazy times. Parents gambling and drinking on the first floor, kids running amok above. I was excited and terrified at the same time. If I did that today, they'd take away my kids and lock me up. Wild. Great reaction as always. Keep up the good work.

[@manofthehour6856]

I remember seeing this in the theatre, and what impressed me most was Don Rickles performance. Extraordinary, and playing completely against type! I also well remember some audience member "hoot" loudly in the scene towards the end in the cornfield.....a rather strange reaction to the scene!!!

[@TheseDarkWoods]

”The Deer Hunter” (1978) is peak De Niro, in my humble opinion.

[@jonbruton3557]

For a great easy watch, I recommend the comedies "Analyze this" and "Analize that". Robert DeNiro is still the gangster he plays so well. Worth a watch for the fun of it.

[@justaguy6129]

The unofficial Scorcese/DeNiro/Pesci trilogy is Goodfellas, Casino and The Irishman. They're all similar but unrelated so it doesn't matter what order you watch them in. Another fun DeNiro comedy is The Family.

[@jdoggg1119]

Yes, you need a license to work in a casino. And back then, it was easier for count room employees to pilfer money; nowadays, they are issued jumpsuits without pockets, even us dealers have to wear black slacks without pockets on them to prevent cheque (chip) theft.

[@Acme1970]

Joe Pesci looked and acted so much like the real Tony Spilotro that even though he was dead people who knew Spilotro did a double take when they saw Pesci in costume.

[@red_five1542]

When Sharon Stone says "powder my nose", I think she means with cocaine!

[@michaelsegriff3362]

The Score. DeNiro, Edward Norton, Marlon Brando (2000), well written, well acted heist drama.

[@REALAMERICANMAN531]

3:50 this is the cutest question ever! 😆😆😆😆 fuck NO! You can't do that... ahahahah

[@lord_haven1114]

You’re on fire with movies I love lately. Thanks :)

[@edgarrity5556]

goodfellas

[@jenmurrayxo]

👍

[@DeusExMachina50]

@@jenmurrayxo HEAT - 1995

[@PotatusFrye]

Robert DeNiro's best film IMHO is The Deer Hunter.

[@kartikprasad4359]

Agreed

[@craigtalbott731]

One of my favorite Scorsese/De Niro/Pesci/et al flicks, considering that I think all their film work together are gr8. My late Auntie (whom I continually mention) appeared w/ Don Rickles on what was his very first on-screen role (a TV episode about sixty-six yrs back).

[@ToniMcGinty]

My favourite De Niro moves are Midnight Run, The Untouchables and Goodfellas.

[@MovieVigilante]

_Midnight Run,_ _Taxi Driver,_ and _Goodfellas_ are three great Deniro films to check out. Oh and _The Untouchables_ is also great although Deniro's role is not as big. He stars with Kevin Costner and Sean Connery.

[@mr.a8315]

♥ Two really solid Robert De Niro films are *Midnight Run* (1988 - action/comedy/buddy/road movie) and also *King of Comedy* (black comedy about an obsessive, aspiring stand-up comedian). Midnight Run is from the director of 'Beverly Hills Cop' and 'King' is from Martin Scorsese.

[@manuelvillacana9284]

2 underrated gangster movies would be carlitos way and a Bronx tale.❤

[@oobrocks]

I love the awards concept

[@e.d.2096]

I lived in Vegas when this was filmed. And I also knew a few of the extras in the film. Jen, another great choice. Excellent drama showcasing the real Las Vegas. The home were Robert Dineros character lived, was 1 block away from were I lived at the time. Most all of the filming locations are local spots. My roommate met with Joe Pescis character in real life. (Before he was murdered. ) this film really hits home for me. Again Jen great choice!

[@stephenbracka2270]

One more, Jen. Oscar Goodman plays himself in CASINO as Nicky's criminal defense lawyer. He also is Sam & Ginger's divorce lawyer. He used to be a real lawyer used by the Mob. He also used to be the real mayor of Las Vegas for a long time. Once again, stay classy.

[@monteydhillon48]

Great choice and great reaction as always!

[@NightWolfe500]

One of Martin Scorsese's 3rd greatest movies ever, outstanding casting of Robert De Niro, Sharon Stone and Joe Pesci

[@danspizzacorner9711]

Joe Pesci’s character was based in the real life mobster Anthony “The Ant” Spilotro. Robert DeNiro’s character was based off of: Frank “Lefty” Rosenthal who was a inside gambler who had the brains and knew everything about casino

[@hgman3920]

Goodfellas is an absolute must! If you think Joe Pesci is crazy in this one, you ain't seen nothing

[@unklebacon44]

Excellent movie. Between Scorcese, DeNiro, Pesci and Stone, what's not to like... except if you hate violence.

[@saagisharon8595]

10:31 They never confirmed it, but it's widely believed 18:24 Counting those blueberries would be good 27:54 It's one way of whacking, it also happened in kindergarten cop

[@matthewmarcinko9157]

Wow, Jen, first The Poseidon Adventure, now Casino. You're hitting ALL masterpieces! Looking forward to what you'll be watching next! :)

[@RDRussell2]

You really can't go wrong with a Robert De Niro movie. Even his bad movies - not too many of those! - are redeemed by watching such a top actor. Without a doubt, his acting masterpiece is Raging Bull. (Also Scorsese, and a bonus role of a demure, retiring Joe Pesci!) Raging Bull is not a happy, "feel-good" movie, but it is excellent throughout. Didn't you watch Godfather II already? De Niro won his first Oscar for that one, playing the young adult Vito Corleone. (Two other great Scorsese/De Niro collaborations are Mean Streets and ESPECIALLY Taxi Driver. Wow, Taxi Driver is so ahead of its time. It's an unforgettable movie.) Fun fact: De Niro also does good in comedies! "Analyze This," and "Meet the Parents" are two solid choices. You mentioned "Goodfellas" and that is a must-see. It's curious because it is a movie that has only grown in esteem over time. When it was released, too many people said, "Well, it's not The Godfather." Or: "Well, it's not _______." It didn't get the credit it deserved. Over time, however, people stopped making comparisons and began to appreciate it on its own terms. Goodfellas did okay at the box office and got okay reviews, but nowadays everyone rightly sees it as the masterpiece truly is.

[@elingeniero9117]

Fun Facts: The recent drought has lowered the water level in Lake Mead near Vegas and a number of human remains have been found stuffed in drums with bullet holes in the skulls. Thought to be the work of the real life Nicky, Tony Spilotro. Also, the former home of Las Vegas mobster Tony "The Ant" Spilotro at 4675 Balfour Drive in Las Vegas was listed for sale Monday, Jan. 14, 2019.

[@AxelFoleyDetroitLions]

One of my favorite movies

[@DonFatherTrump]

I love the suits Ace wears. To wear some of the colors Ace wears and not look silly is very hard to pull off.

[@danspizzacorner9711]

They have a mob museum in Las Vegas. I could spend time talking to you about what really happened in real life compared to what was fictional in this movie.

[@jcastromex]

Hiya Jen, "Casino" is an awesome film. Most reactors would have seen "Goodfellas" first before watching this movie because it came out first and it's one of the top tier mob films of all time. You really must watch it as De Niro and Pesci are awesome in it and it skyrocketed their careers. I love the soundtrack in this movie! Awesome classic hits! The term to "powder (one's) nose" is an early 20th century euphemism to go to the bathroom. It's rather outdated but some people still use the expression on occasion. The phrase is a polite expression used to excuse oneself when going to the bathroom. It's typically used by women. The term 'powder room' has been used since the 1940s to refer to a ladies' toilet in a hotel, restaurant, or similar public building. To "powder one's face" is the other term used by a woman to depart to the bathroom. More than likely to actually place powder on their facial skin to keep it from shining. (from having oily skin) This is one of Sharon Stone's best performances! She was the woman you'd love to hate! 😆😆 A "hot dose" is a mixture of battery acid and a drug of choice (listed here) prepared for injection intravenously by an unsuspecting victim junkie. It also could be a mixture of cocaine and heroin for intravenous injection. My top pick of movies for Robert De Niro would be: 1) "The Godfather - Part II" (1974); 2) "Taxi Driver" (1976); 3) "The Deer Hunter" (1978); 4) "Raging Bull" (1980); 5) "Once Upon a Time in America" (1984); 6) "Midnight Run"; 7) "Goodfellas" (1990) and "Heat" (1995). Keep these awesome reactions coming Jen. I'm enjoying them more and more. Oh, finally, wishing legendary comedian Bill Murray a Happy 72nd Birthday! In honor of it, check out his early classic comedy film "Meatballs" (1979). 📽❤️

[@fern4real733]

AMAZING movie, such a masterpiece, DeNiro, Pesci, Stone, everyone did an outstanding job! Big shout out to my guy Martin Scorsese!

[@francisphillips53]

I love the NO yes sign.. 😅😅😅😅

[@rxtsec1]

De niro won his first oscar for Godfather part 2 & his other one for raging bull

[@hellasboy900]

We're checking ouuutt Casino....🤣 I love Canadians ❤️ 😍

[@ianbarfield3358]

Loved it! More great De Niro Movies (that others may have already mentioned) are; Heat The Deer Hunter Midnight Run Goodfellas (of course) Cape Fear Sleepers Taxi Driver 🎥

[@ronalddobis6782]

Godfather II. Robert Dinero plays the young Vito Corleone. Goodfellas is another Martin Scorsese film featuring Dinero and Pecsi.

[@rrmemphis427]

The movie was based on Frank "Lefty" Rosenthal and I think it's reasonably accurate to what actually happened.

[@bwilliams463]

It was Ace who really brought the whole thing crashing down; his blind love for Ginger, who could never be trusted, and his hardheaded management style - he could easily have found a harmless job for the commissioner's brother-in-law - did more damage than Nicky's antics, though they certainly didn't help.

[@jonisilk]

If this is your first movie with De Niro, and you've already seen The Godfather, then you should definitely watch Part II. Other great De Niro films are: Cape Fear, Goodfellas, Raging Bull & Taxi Driver (all by this film's director Martin Scorsese - officially the world's greatest living director) Heat is amazing, as others have said. Awakenings (with Robin Williams, and based on a true story) is also a great little film that I don't think anyone has reacted to yet, but I think is highly underrated. Midnight Run is another that people seem to forget about, but is really actually brilliant.

[@johncampbell756]

Scorsese and Deniro go way back. Goodfellas and Raging Bull (boxing film) include Joe Pesci. Midnight Run is my favorite DeNiro comedy. Cape Fear is a movie remake with DrNiro. Both versions are good.

[@arthurd6495]

Goodfellas is good. Check out A Bronx Tale as well. DeNiro plays a bus driver and is the dad of the main character. The main character is a kid who becomes friends / taken under the wing of the local mafia guy. The guy who plays the mafia guy produced the movie and it’s based on his youth.

[@Britcarjunkie]

This really was based on a true story, and the car-bomb scene was even filmed where it actually happened.

[@REALAMERICANMAN531]

13:00 ahahahaha you can't get over on Jen at all can ya? Smart ass 😆😅

[@otisroseboro5613]

As Always Love Seeing Your Reactions To All These Great Movie's Sweetheart

[@robertholmes6906]

Hey Jen !! I have one for you to put on your watch list !! "Streets of Fire" (1984) !! It's a great movie that no one's reacting to !!! Give it a shot !!

[@juanramirez-wk8ty]

Never seen a Scorsese/DeNiro movie?! NEED to watch TaxiDriver , King of Comedy and of course Goodfellas, do yourself a favor ya won't be sorry.

[@silent-trouble]

And raging bull

[@tonyb6354]

De Niro and Scorsese have made many films together. One's to definitely watch is, Goodfellas, Raging Bull and Taxi driver. All brilliant. 👍

[@tarzapopohead]

A great parody of this is MAFIA!

[@jasonward1470]

There's really so many. You should have a De Niro pole. Hide and Seek is a good scary one, Meet the Parents is a good funny one. But I also agree with the last comment I read: You should watch a number of serious movies like this one first. In his comedies he basically parodies himself.

[@BradHominem]

Raging Bull is probably DeNiro's greatest performance. Also starring Pesci and directed by Scorsese! Tough going, but a beautiful looking movie

[@stephenbracka2270]

Hi, Jen. Glad you got to this one. I've done dozens of trips on the road from my home in San Diego to Las Vegas. All but one were driving trips. If you fly there to stay for any time

[@EJBing]

I was a bartender on the Vegas strip for the past 18 years. I wrote a book about it. Search “looking for luck in all the wrong Vegas”

[@Ian-xx1xb]

Even though mob movies are not my thing your reactions definitely are 🙌 it's always a pleasure and you know how happy seeing you twiddling with your cord makes me 😄 . This movie is pretty brutal at times but the acting is fantastic 👌 congratulations on hitting 65k subscribers Jen what a lovely thing to see after waking up you deserve it so much and so so much more 🎉