*people corrupt people* Serpico 1973 MOVIE REACTION (first time watching) Al Pacino

[@anthonyvasquezactor]

As an actor, pretty much every performance Al Pacino gave in the 70s and 90s was like an acting masterclass for me. I learned so much from watching him. The intense focus in his eyes, his line delivery, whenever he would build up to an explosion. Hey Aria, I forgot to tell you in your "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" reaction to also check out "Midnight Run" with Robert De Niro and Charles Grodin. It was made the year after "Planes" and follows pretty much the same premise, only with more action. Robert De Niro is a bounty hunter tasked with bringing Charles Grodin, who embezzled millions from a mob boss, from New York to LA. Many complications arise, forcing De Niro to take Grodin there through various means of transportation.

[@markgettemeyer1145]

Midnight Run is a must see!

[@manuelkatsos5104]

Great reaction to a classic movie 😊😊😊I recently saw a documentary on Serpico. The cop who rescued him after the shooting was told it was Serpico. He then said that if he knew that he would have left him to die......human compassion

[@nickPelz]

Frank spoke Italian having Italian parents and learned Spanish in college and just by being around lots of Spanish speaking people in NYC. He also knew Japanese and Korean from his time overseas in the Army

[@mr.a8315]

Great reaction to this 70s classic, not many on KZbin. 'Scent of a Woman' is really excellent - dramatic, funny, touching, sad, rousing, etc. 12:00 That bald cop giving Serpico a hard time was probably thinking "Slacker!".

[@mikegonzo1262]

The French Connection is another great film from this era. I would recommend checking it out.

[@dan_hitchman007]

It's brilliant and the stunts were raw and dangerous.

[@JJA1987]

So is The Seven Ups

[@michaelzabala4850]

Even in the 2010's Serpico still received lots of hate mail from the former cops he exposed and also from modern day cops too. He's now in his 80's but still gives lectures on today's police corruption, but he seems like a very nice guy in his more recent interviews. He also delivers speeches to new police recruits all over the USA about such situations as well.

[@alonzocoyethea6148]

Many Police critiqued this film roughly, felt it perpetrated a bad image. But in reality the Mafia had some cops on the take, others were just plain dirty. Serpico had good intentions, but his efforts were kinda wasted..Late 80's there was another big NYPD corruption scandal resulting in suspensions/arrests for all involved. Even with 95% good cops there, the 5 % bad ones can still do a lot of bad stuff. I'm unsure if those guys set him up that day, but it sure looked like it to me. I would've resigned a lot sooner and just took a job as a small-town cop somewhere!

[@andrewmadeloni7173]

Someone already mentioned "Scent of a Woman" and .."and Justice for All'...absolutely must-see roles for Mr. Pacino along with the under valued "Scarecrow"...!

[@reservoirdude92]

Oh man, so damn glad to see love for And Justice For All and Scarecrow!

[@lorivera94]

Seeing Al Pacino with a mustache early on in the past, is awesome. Your reaction here was spot on 👍 Corruption in a Police Department or a District is unacceptable.

[@Blue-qr7qe]

The offer of the detective's shield was just an another attempt to buy his silence.

[@tomloft2000]

and also PR for the police. They could see him getting all the sympathy.

[@johncarzello]

An amazing film that allowed you to share your emotions. Also your hair looked great.

[@ariachanson01]

Thankyou❤️

[@poppiethestable1090]

​​@@ariachanson01..Hott Reaction...Dig Al Pacino..Carlito's Way...Sincerely..Poppie *..

[@argentokaos2629]

Knew this was coming--- 'cause AC is a *true-blue Al P. fan!* Yes, his run in the '70s was absolutely phenomenal, but--- as all the other commenters are pointing out--- he's had plenty of gems in all the decades that followed...

[@Odinist]

Before I watch, kudos for doing a classic

[@roboct6]

Really glad to see someone react to this film. It deserves it. Make sure and put 1979s And Justice For All on your list.

[@frankserpico2467]

She did an incredible job. She has more savvy than other so called professional reviewers. I enjoyed watching here reactions more than the movie. She had me in tears of joy and sorrow. 👍🏼🙏🏼❤️‍🩹 I wish she knew the whole story

[@ariachanson01]

@frankserpico2467 I did wish I knew more about the story but the movie gave me a solid introduction and I ended up reading about it all after watching the movie. Such an inspiration🙏🏻

[@yuketage6708]

Heat (1995) is Pacino/De Niro, good one. The Heat (2013) is Bullock/McCarthy & also good.

[@CWGAMES280]

Another FANTASTIC reaction you should watch Scarface it's arguably Al Pacino's BEST ROLE EVER!

[@ariachanson01]

Yup, definitely going to watch that one

[@CWGAMES280]

@@ariachanson01 That's great to hear you will really enjoy it

[@tomloft2000]

The film that was his breakthrough was called Panic In Needle Park. It's pretty grim, but both the lead actors were great.

[@DEWwords]

The other film to watch about this subject is a Sidney Lumet film --- PRINCE OF THE CITY, another true tale, and a hell of a film about who cops really are.

[@jerryxfilmreviews976]

Unfortunantely the real Serpico didn't gain any attention until this film...

[@ariachanson01]

Sadly that’s what mostly happens

[@jerryxfilmreviews976]

@@ariachanson01 yes mam. Great reaction btw...

[@cruzmizzl]

'Serpico' is a character totally different f/all the others Al's played. It completes his versatility as an actor. N shows he can play- the good, the bad, AND the ugly... all by himself. Awesome react as always- original n unique,👌!

[@rhwinner]

Based on a true story.

[@guitarman8462]

Other great films by Pacino besides " Godfather & Scarface " are : Dog Day Afternoon - And Justice For All - Sea Of Love - Dick Tracy.

[@TD-mg6cd]

The Blue Mafia. The Blue Hand. I was a cop for 42 years, 10 years as a Detective. I worked in a small city, so I didn't see corruption like this. I saw moral corruption but not graft. The larger the city, the more power the cops have, thus, the more reason for the graft. I always hated it. Still do.

[@757GLG]

YES! (My reaction to just seeing the thumbnail.)

[@raymondamador1487]

36:42 Not in this country. Police officers get fired all the time for major problems. Then just go to a different precinct, get hired, and start over. It wouldn't be hard for Serpico to transfer to Albany and have zero problems.

[@dan_hitchman007]

Hi Aria, you absolutely do REALLY need to see Al Pacino in "Heat" in the most epic heist movie of all time. A young Natalie Portman co-stars along with Val Kilmer, and a host of other Hollywood stars. Another Sidney Lumet masterpiece with Paul Newman is "The Verdict." You will be glued to the screen due to the amazing performances and gripping drama.

[@sebswede9005]

"She's got a GREAT ASS!"

[@Xenu]

FYI, the video freezes for 3 minutes from 7:40 - 10:54 (I don't think it's just me?).

[@ariachanson01]

Yeah it did, I don’t know I guess something went wrong while uploading I’m sorry:(

[@Xenu]

@@ariachanson01 It happens! :-)

[@sebswede9005]

The eyes, Aria. They never lie.

[@JimJack-ng9yi]

If you want to see young Al Pacino at his best you need to watch*dog Day afternoon*. Great movie

[@ariachanson01]

I did, it was amazing. It’s on my channel😊

[@TTM9691]

She did "Dog Day Afternoon" already, go check it out, it's a GREAT reaction video!

[@ronbotello8513]

At that time, cops were making nothing! He was a "one in a million" person with true integrity!

[@georgeanthony7282]

Sadly, police corruption will never go away... those are just the facts. I got into law enforcement in 1985... I remember our graduating class being told... "whatever you do remember, CYA... cover your ass!" Almost immediately I saw it withing the department I was assigned to.... straight from the top (administrative side). After 14 yrs on the job I had enough and left. And I have never looked back since!

[@RyeSix45]

Awesome reaction Aria C! May i recommend a film to your reaction list? The film i recommend is Urban cowboy (1980) anyway I hope you are having a great day so far^^

[@markjuarez1791]

I'm in the minority when it comes to this movie. It's good, but I don't like it as much, and I don't know why. To compare, I think Dog Day Afternoon is a better movie than Serpico. That being said, I liked your reaction to this Aria. You were into it from the start. I am really looking forward to you reacting to "Heat". Al Pacino & Robert DeNiro are superb in that movie. One of my all-time favorites. I also recommend "The Insider" with Al Pacino & Russell Crowe. As for director Sidney Lumet, I have to suggest that you watch "12 Angry Men". Fantastic movie. It's so sweet watching you adore young Al Pacino. I wish I had more younger Pacino movies to recommend for you. Love the new hairstyle, Aria. You look absolutely marvelous. See you at the movies!

[@gazoontight]

Frank Serpico really put his life on the line to expose the rampant corruption in the New York City police department.

[@ChuckDrennen]

This was based on a true story. There was a real Frank Serpico. He DID solve all that. For a while anyway.

[@imcrazedandconfused]

"Heat" IS a great movie. Recommended!

[@xn9tj]

yessssssssssss finally my favorite frank serpico was a legend and al pacino was so fucking hot lmao all the looks and the beard

[@itt23r]

I'm not a big fan of SCARFACE but of the Al Pacino movies you haven't yet seen the three best IMO are AND JUSTICE FOR ALL, SCENT OF A WOMAN and DONNIE BRASCO. You might want to reserve a spot for them.

[@ariachanson01]

Will do!!!

[@aftonair]

I second the vote for "And Justice For All". It's truly one of his greatest performances. Unforgettable.

[@TTM9691]

Donnie Brasco is, by far, his greatest performance from the 90s. (and I agree with you about "Scarface" 100%.)

[@SplinteredX]

check out scarecrow 1973

[@Sandman60077]

You have a new look going on today! You're such a beautiful woman!

[@MitchClement-il6iq]

No matter what look beautiful 😊

[@Blue-qr7qe]

Another actor became popular about the same time as AP: Dustin Hoffman. You'd probably like his films as well. Check out: LITTLE BIG MAN (1970) MIDNIGHT COWBOY (1969) ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN (1976) and his best movie, co-starring Tom Cruise - RAIN MAN (1988) enjoy -

[@DMichaelAtLarge]

You forgot "The Graduate," the movie that launched him to stardom.

[@Blue-qr7qe]

@DMichaelAtLarge 'Didn't forget it, i just picked four i thought were more interesting. I saw THE GRADUATE in a theater when it was released. I just liked these four better. He's been in around 60 films.

[@mem1701movies]

10:00 you’re really into the movie and a good ventriloquist

[@ariachanson01]

😂 yeah I don’t know where the glitch came from, it was perfectly fine when I checked it🤦🏻‍♀️

[@vincentwilliams71]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@ransc56]

another great true story

[@TheJereld]

I'm an undercover cop!!!

[@OroborusFMA]

He was shot during the day in dry weather . . . how can he be in a car at night in the rain?

[@frankducky6130]

Hope you watch scarface one day.

[@ariachanson01]

I will:))

[@drewaitchison3521]

Scarecrow. 😔

[@TTM9691]

great movie. Not alot people know that one, unfortunately; definitely his most overlooked 70s film (Gene Hackman's as well).

[@mem1701movies]

Lookin’ mighty fine in this video

[@ariachanson01]

Thankyou:)

[@chandaramony2939]

Please please please react to Al Pacino Scarface 1983

[@aranerem5569]

Hi Aria

[@ariachanson01]

Hello:)

[@mikemorse17]

Anybody else have the video freeze a few minutes into the reaction, the audio is still going but the video is froze.

[@dan_hitchman007]

Yes, the video glitched.

[@ariachanson01]

Oh man!! When I checked it was absolutely fine Sorry guys

[@dan_hitchman007]

@@ariachanson01 It happens. No worries. Here I thought Al Pacino's acting was just so awesome, you froze. LOL!

[@jerryxfilmreviews976]

1st comment 😅😅😅

[@ariachanson01]

😁😁

[@nbcAbaar]

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