The Godfather Part 3

[@Tatoon]

I wish they'd done more with the guy with the overcoat and wrap-around shades, eating an Italian sausage sandwich in the very first shot. He's the best character of the trilogy.

[@kingofsalty9224]

Oscar worthy in my eyes

[@Tatoon]

@Aiden Mammarella Cunningham And he described himself using the exact same words I did! Unbelievable!

[@toiletbowlearth]

LOLOL

[@tkaki6029]

Mob movie critic memes are the best

[@lazalacarlosable]

They kind of did he became Fat Tony on The Simpsons

[@Fan_Made_Videos]

Just when Joey thought he was IN, they pushed him back OUT!

[@itdontmeannothingnotathing3385]

😂😂😂😂

[@sajid6300shaikh]

Good one dude. 🤣🤣

[@balasmj]

😆😆😆😆😆

[@mikeymc3094]

Fan Made Videos This is so shite. No self respecting mob killer would drop a holy statue . I mean they’re not Irish FFS

[@Hassony523]

Are we talking about tribbiani?

[@drby0788]

This scene is one of VERY FEW bright spots in the movie! I love it when Andy Garcia's like "zaza" lol

[@kittycat-ht4so]

me too... I love Vincent's humor

[@NK-wy8wp]

He played this role so well. he has sonny's temper.

[@MariaMaria-fq6er]

Ok more de

[@regularm3924]

No

[@thesonofmeniscoming1762]

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[@awokenv7302]

Naw ya don't think ?

[@reginamonica]

They don’t make them like that any more

[@jeffplissken8996]

“Hey Joey! Up your ass!” Man Lou Pennino for being a very small character in the movie had one of the funniest ballsiest parts in the trilogy.

[@victorblock3421]

I watch the clip just to see him. lol

[@Tykal08]

Then the mean tough looking bodyguard replies with a squeaky sounding voice.... "Eyyy eyyy!"

[@mikem591]

This was to parallel Don Vito’s execution of Don Fenuchi..Vincent personality-wise was the closest to Don Corleone. He learned well from Michael and incorporated his training to become more Vito-like. Even though he was initially a hot-head like his Sonny, he came to understand the strength of being cool and strategic like Michael. He did this while still retaining the warmth, appreciation of family, and strength of his Dad Sonny. As a result he was a blend of Sonny and Michael. Vincent was the man that Vito wanted Sonny to become.

[@u_p3847]

Just like Michael Vincent destroyed vitos legacy so I wouldn't be praising him lol

[@traceyscott909]

GR8 analogy, but Vincent Corleone was better on his feet than Sonny and Michael. He WAS his Grandfather Vito in that neighborhood who kept everyone protected and safe. He lived there in "Little Italy." and knew how to deal with those other "business men." Respect to you.

[@GK-qc5ry]

I don't think Vito or Michael ever would have done something that could affect innocent bystanders. Michael a hot head like his father didn't really care.

[@ardshielcomplex8917]

But not before his earlier apprenticeship with .......The Untouchables"

[@andrzejkondracki9796]

It was indeed filmed to show how times have changed since Don Fanucci. But also available options too. No way Vincent could surprise Joey like Vito did Don Fanucci. The reminder of your comment I totally disagree with. Vincent never became more Vito-like or Michael-like. He just became pragmatic and brutal. Also, Vito's assasination attempt on the street in the first movie showcases that his times were gone and everything around has changed. "It's not like the old days" - well summarized by Barsini at the table of all cosa nostra families the other day.

[@Paul47Tat]

I'm an extra in this scene! I'm the guy with the overcoat and wrap-around shades, eating an Italian sausage sandwich in the very first shot. I'm walking from right to left across the screen.

[@1sydman1]

+Paul Tatara The guy with the leather jacket?

[@diegobareno5820]

You were in this movie?!

[@Paul47Tat]

Diego Bareno Just as an extra, but you see me clear as day. Read my description above.

[@MCFoultier]

+Paul Tatara you don´t look like you belong in this neighborhood ;)

[@Paul47Tat]

In reality, I lived about 20 blocks away. That's close enough! (But, yeah- I'm Polish.)

[@Grimba86]

Joey Zasa got the 1st class raffle ticket to the resurrection.

[@ongbruhlol]

Allan Tabri So long Zasa Have a nice trip

[@notsure6187]

please don't kill me Michael! I'll give you 10 million dollars Tony, I mean Michael!

[@thesonofmeniscoming1762]

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[@xristossari3680]

@He Is oh shit 😂

[@MrOccyc]

Allan Tabri LOL......love the reference. He can say hello to Mel Bernstein.

[@huntermcclovio4517]

"OPEN THE DOOR!!! OPEN THE DOOR!!" He was pushing the door, all he had to do is pull!

[@jdwest34]

Highlights the difference between Vito's calm and Vincent's rage. No one knew Vito took out the Black Hand, he didn't interrupt a thing. Vincent ruined everybody's day.

[@沈啍]

Vito at the time was only a small time burglar with no resources to protect him, so he couldn’t afford to be careless. Vincent on the other hand is already a prominent local gangster and had the Corleon family to back him up.

[@arynrowland862]

Don Fanucci was one lowlife with no backup. That’s why Vito decided to get rid of him in the first place. Joey Zasa had multiple armed men around him, there was no way to get him alone.

[@giancarlogregoretti6186]

I love The Godfather movies! They really have a direct appeal to me as an Italian American!

[@albundy6008]

Connie: "Michael, now they will fear you." Michael: "Maybe they should fear you."

[@tehf00n]

I was an extra in this scene. I was the sausage in an overcoat eating an an Italian in the very first scene. I was chewing from left to right.

[@ArticulateDon]

"Hey Joe... ZASAAAAA!!!!!"

[@tomsdottir]

To this day I always say this when I shoot mob bosses.

[@charliehancock4581]

Tony right? You come here too?

[@LeJobastre1215]

@@charliehancock4581 sopranos reference

[@robbie192]

Stupid scene and movie

[@thesonofmeniscoming1762]

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[@Zach-Fetters]

The kill that made Vito was during a parade, the kill that made Vince was during a parade. It also shows you the difference between them

[@winzeo7]

what I loved most about this scene is time has changed for the Corleone family by violence was taken place anytime anywhere. Sonny's death was an isolated incident. frankies assult in a bar leading to a street. but now Joey's death around innocents in broad daylight meant an end of a traditional morals

[@aiyachristian]

And that sir is why the mafia never lasted.

[@bloodycheeseinsidemyass]

@@aiyachristian "never lasted"

[@alex_wolf]

Oh it's still around

[@Veridiano02]

@@alex_wolf Yes and no. It's not the same, it's not ruled by those who did, partially lost their fundamentals, and it's besiged by mostly drug cartels, weapon dealers and human traffickers that are trying to go international, plus police has become more proactive trying to fight them in the last 50 years. Mafia is more of a local organized crime that is losing it's meaning with the best and the worst of globalization.

[@kewlbeans9905]

@@aiyachristian US gov't is a mafia - many degrees worst, i.e., use of nuclear bombs to kill people of Japan. Like Michael Corleone said to US Senator, "We both are part of the same hypocrisy." It's true. Fighting to control power, resources and labeling it 'garbage disposal business' or 'spreading seeds of democracy'. ClA took ALL pages of it's moral code from what commoners know as 'mafia'.

[@AnthonyGarcia-sy3yk]

He really polite too Andy Garcia I meet him once at work super down to earth dude .

[@jamesbao6538]

It's so easy to kill the mafia bosses in all the Godfather movies, it's amusing!

[@NoobMachiavelli]

The only thing History teaches us is that Anyone Can Be Killed

[@billyb6818]

@@NoobMachiavelli okay Caesar

[@pablo_giustiniani]

A big part of the reason mob bosses aren't whacked is because of the consequences it may bring, it's a huge gamble and most of the time it's not worth it

[@faismasterx]

@@pablo_giustiniani But if you can show how dangerous it is be a boss and how vulnerable you can be, then not everyone will want to rush to fill the vacancy.

[@coltonwhite2518]

Overconfidence makes you careless and most of the time in the Godfather when a boss is killed they're usually at their most confident and beyond careless.

[@ruebenvega6410]

Joey just whacked many top bosses, he's one heavy dude, but this scene makes him look very vulnerable lol 😆

[@davidrubio-lf5rc]

Zaza didn't whack the mob bosses. He probably knew about it cuz he ran out. It was Don Altobelli who gave the order. They why he also ran out after zaza

[@TheZEYNUDDIN]

This is the best scene in Godfather 3 for me.

[@1994g0]

One of the few good scenes in this lousy movie.

[@HgrGar]

ae vurucu Agreed... Throw Part 3 in the trash!!!

[@wittylibrarian]

nah, the bit where Vincent takes out the home invaders.

[@greedyd5524]

Best scene in crappy movie. High praise indeed

[@xljdhxbfjdjfjd3973]

Samora Rolle FOH the movie was good

[@thomassodomizer764]

That guy that plays Joey's bodyguard looks like a real deal Mafiosi goon. Scary looking guy.

[@bristolianbob3036]

Ex-boxer Vito Antuofermo.

[@simonmoran5968]

That's what he gets for fucking with the Corleone family

[@anb7408]

Michael finally showed his old age and weakness when he decided to let Joey get away with wiping out the entire council and almost killing Michael. Vincent was having none of that!

[@omerbrooklyn8716]

Even Rodney dangerfield would say Joey zasa doesn't get no respect

[@thesonofmeniscoming1762]

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[@MrBahrudron]

That's Ron Jeremy with the dark pilot shades at 1:25 checking out the car! He is even credited in the aftertext and on imdb LOL

[@jokerz7936]

He's also in Ghostbusters in the crowd scene.

[@patrickjames1159]

was he on the 700 club the other day ?

[@cronoukie]

LMFAO

[@ronf1352]

@Matt M casting couch?😁

[@demille201]

OOF, this didnt age well.

[@KDC93]

And then Zasa went on to be an FBI agent in Criminal Minds.

[@omerbrooklyn8716]

Lol after death

[@TheStuport]

+ValorPictures Lets not forget "his" stint on The Simpsons as The Polite Fat Tony.....Salute.

[@tudorpatrascu1335]

+omer suleiman he was resurected

[@milliewood1904]

ValorPictures of course! It was driving me mad where I had seen him before a really good sctor

[@jm0481]

ValorPictures Whaaaattt!! No way it's actually him!!! Maybe it's his ghost

[@BigCheech-wy9os]

That Kid With the Soccer Ball was my Favorite actor in The Godfather Part 3. I wish they Did More with Him.

[@shadeofshattered3]

Orders an airstrike on mob bosses during their sit downs think it's safe to walk in public

[@zazaranger5]

Hey Joe,....BANG!,BANG,...BANG!...,Zasa

[@seudotrofio]

he missed the last one. as you can see in Joe´s coat there´s only two blood marks, and the 3th shoot were easier because he were already injured.

[@thesonofmeniscoming1762]

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[@foxnewsfanify]

"Hey Joey..shot shot...ZAZA shot". Andy Garcia was perfect in this movie. Semper Fi.

[@buyerenogurlfwendo2106]

He pauses on the last shot but says zaza after it

[@angeliquetafani6897]

ouh yes I can this scene every day. Its is... Yeah super

[@timmycorini]

semer fi? always faithful? always faithful to what? the united states code? to kill brown people far away and serve your brothers... thanks for that

[@ochoway3009]

Dude literally wack all the old school mob bosses and thought he would get away with it lmao damn goofy

[@paulrodriguez5958]

I'm an extra in this scene. I was the horse!!! Andy Garcia was great..so generous with his time.

[@394pjo]

Interesting fact: Joey Zaza won 'Best Dressed Gangster' in Time Magazine that year.

[@ravaldopili7227]

l'esorcista

[@luisalmeida1391]

One of the most iconic scenes of the Godfather.

[@mr.nibblenips4231]

I like how Vincent rides off into the sunset. 2:54

[@seanh6097]

Ron Jeremy with the shades 1:23 looking at car & running after 1st guy is shot 2:10 haha

[@lpr5269]

Dude, you're right. He also got blown away in the film Killing Zoe.

[@matthewbloemker2115]

Sean Hayes Thanks dude. I heard he was in this scene, but I could never find it. So cool.

[@Emanresuadeen]

He can also be seen crossing the street left to right, in front, in the first five seconds of this clip - 0:00.

[@Zach-Fetters]

Holy shit that is him. Good eye man

[@maaz322]

he's got the over exaggerated porno acting too with the way he awkwardly inspects the car

[@sananto6896]

Joey (the actor) nailed this part, cause he was running scared.

[@paddypup1836]

Does anyone ponder the excellent equine skills of an inner city mobster?

[@gordonferrar7782]

From those care free holidays trouping the Sicilian countryside no doubt haahahaha

[@cleorivas6098]

Italians are very good with horses. Just ask Jack Woltz. 🐴

[@SiliconBong]

Why don't movie horses shit like normal horses?

[@johnjohns2053]

SiliconBong they do they just clean it up and don't show it in the movie... I know this because I've been an extra in a lot of movies and three of them there were horses and one of my duties was cleaning up the 5-lb piles of shit they left behind

[@SiliconBong]

*chuckles, yeah I can imagine someone's gotta do it; @@johnjohns2053P.S. same thing i suppose in the Lord of the Rings; all those scenes where there's horses, someone's gotta do the dirty work. ..new zealand being a small place I could probably find them.

[@nuclear_option4676]

Former middleweight boxing champion Vito Antuofermo plays Joeys bodyguard.

[@manickreations]

vito owned a pizza place in richmond hill ny across the street from my house, seeing him in person was awesome!!!!

[@salvadormarley]

Yeah - a great hard man - went toe to toe with Marvin Hagler twice

[@baldilocks1914]

Who gives a shit

[@OsbieCamacho509]

Anthony squigliero

[@jeremymerrifield7244]

Baldi Locks.... It is interesting, Chill baby

[@JL-rx7ou]

The Italian feast brings back so many great memories with my grandparents and family!! I’m talking the North End feasts in Boston but both very similar in every way

[@KSL1972LLC]

Vincent must have taken a hint from Grandpa Vito. Take out your competition during a feast parade. At least Fanucci got to see Vito emerge from the shadows. Joey was looking away, totally terrified of what had come for him.

[@wasifiqbal7219]

Not to mention it was the same date.

[@K.J.S.est1994]

2:19 if you pause there, that is a very young Jessica DiCicco who in the future would be a talented voice actress portraying voices for Flame Princess of Adventure Time, Lynn and Lucy Loud of The Loud House, The titular character of The Buzz on Maggie, etc.

[@blaskolugosi]

Escena extraordinaria De las mejores peliculas de la historia del cine Alucinante, la veas hace 20 años como ahora, impresionante

[@stefanolorenzo2175]

Tienes razon, amigo. Como si dice en Italiano: "Le pelicole migliori della storia.

[@USA92]

Focusing on the stereotype. You know the type that do that.

[@op1240]

Hey..! That guy, you know, the one with the overcoat and wrap-around shades, eating an Italian sausage sandwich in the very first shot- stole the scene.

[@MrJrsoprano]

"Run Joey you piece of shit" hahah

[@sparadial2432]

I live for the trilogy, all you need to know in life can be answered in these 3 movies!!

[@nichan2475]

My sentiments exactly

[@danhaag7339]

The actor who plays Albert Barese in "The Sopranos" is plays a member of Joey Zasa's entourage in this scene.

[@joe6096]

My Grandfather had an Eldorado almost exactly like that. His was an '85 with the awful HT4100. This one is a '79 which had the old Olds 350 Rocket V8 with fuel injection. Probably the best motor ever in an E-Body Eldorado.

[@wayne9585]

In a race between Usain Bolt and Zaza...hard to pick a winner! 😆🤣

[@1438Thejames]

1:41 without this man. The assassination wasn't success.

[@CeliaSilva-rd3ic]

ZAZA!!! que escena, la veo una y otra vez, genial

[@jmgmarcus808]

Yeah, pretty much the best scene in the whole movie. Mostly a train wreck.

[@ianrhodes6928]

I agree, but as you imply, that's not saying a whole lot. Compare this over the top nonsense with the violence in the first two films.

[@00BillyTorontoBill]

Any scene with Scorcese's daughter in it is pretty bad. But there are a few good hits in it.

[@ThatGingerCuntFromTerminator2]

00Billy You mean Coppolas daughter.

[@00BillyTorontoBill]

hehe yeah.. lol... oops. doh.

[@strothermartin5368]

@Belloo In Tears I was very disappointed in this film.The horse joke funny.

[@Americanpatriot-zo2tk]

Za Za! Gotta give him credit he got him fair Square. Well, maybe not fair Square😂!

[@WESTSIDENIA]

Love the procession!! its awesome

[@Mattamillion-vk2pf]

No one does revenge better than the Corleone family.

[@mikewatte4478]

The horse got the best supporting actor award

[@mikewatte4478]

After all he was supporting an actor

[@mikeservello4394]

That was probably the best part of the movie

[@MrSubmariner13]

Since Vincent already ate his ear, he couldn't hear him coming.

[@Mayito_Tamps]

You Know What A Zaza Is Frank Is A Pig That Dont Fly Straight 🤣 Oh Shit Wrong Movie 3:00 Flawless Victory!!! oh shit another wrong movie 🤣

[@mikee6571]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@greyowl8143]

"Here's what I think of your raffle ticket" *keys car

[@Zach-Fetters]

Grey Owl raffle was for the car

[@numbernine6390]

Grey Owl the gabone with the keys gives the Italians a bad name.

[@jonathansloane702]

This hit at the Feast of San Gennaro parallels Vito's hit of Fanucci in Godfather II.

[@celticjay2306]

Zaza walkin through the block kind of reminded me of the boss from part 2 that Vito wacked.. The boss who didn't seem to care for anyone or his neighborhood.. Vito hit him during a parade or gathering the same way Vincent gets zaza..

[@1981mmiller]

The horse was ready as shit!!🤣

[@DonBienveRosario15]

Right!!!! Hes a good server of the Corleone Family

[@dennisscott9730]

“This is my favorite scene in The Godfather part 3!!!!”🎬🔫🆒😎❤️🔥🔥🤑🤑🎯👍✌️

[@macheweis5444]

🧤🕶💥⚰🥃🚬

[@sparadial2432]

you do realize this would never happen in real life But great for Hollywood

[@sammartinez8084]

I love this part 👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏

[@SavileRow65]

I'm surprised that there wasn't an uproar from the Church about the statue of the Holy Mother hitting the ground.

[@SantomPh]

Tully Bascombe in Italy things like this tend to happen quite often, so there are few complaints.

[@PaulusCaesar]

Rubbish. I don't think anything like this has happened since I was born 35 years ago, and I'm from Naples. People tend to think organised crime goes around killing people all year round, but in reality it wouldn't make any sense. There are executions and killings, but they tend to be well aimed and effective, with as few bystanders as possible, especially concerning high-up bosses. In 2016 in Italy 397 homicides took place, only 55 were organised crime related (being that Cosa Nostra, Camorra, 'Ndrangheta, Sacra Corona Unita and others). In an american movie that would be the balance of a day... I'm not saying that there isn't a problem with the mafias, because there is and it's serious. It's just that even though they're criminals, they're not idiots, they realise that blood is bad for business!

[@seikibrian8641]

*Tully Bascombe* It was a prop, not a blessed statue.

[@rcarr6893]

They paid the church all is forgiven.

[@EduardoOliveira-ep7ok]

One of the most beautiful murder scenes in history of cinema ❤

[@pt8208]

I was the Caddu and let me tell ya, all those takes with the key were hell on my makeup!

[@DanielGomez-jk6bv]

I can watch this another 100 times, I just enjoy Joey getting blasted.

[@davidkozlowski9550]

Mounted Small Arms ; the art of hitting a moving Target while stationed on a moving platform ...

[@elcid71garcia30]

His little bodyguard 😂😂😂

[@muskegontribune]

Sammy The Bull was short in stature but had like 19 or 21 murders.

[@op1240]

Got him right in the old gabagool.😂

[@o.z1992]

that's the same spot Vitto Corleone killed Don fanuci well played

[@pailletesaliaslachialeused3895]

you can see the same place in the sopranos

[@o.z1992]

i don't see that show

[@luisg.407]

o.z How can you not have seen The Sopranos??? If you love the Godfather movies, you'll enjoy The Sopranos. You owe it to yourself to watch it.

[@EEHowe-fu3dt]

@@o.z1992 put him in the fooking bathroom.

[@mikewaves5282]

Don fanucci was killed in his tenement hallway

[@rockyaoki8929]

"We don't run, it's embarrassing"

[@rickneal4967]

That's not what I WANTED!!!!!!

[@michaell874]

This scene makes me want to go back San Gennaro right now and grab myself some zeppoles, a sausage and peppers hero and maybe a cannoli from Ferrara’s..

[@sultanaladwan1398]

عمل درامي ترفع له القبعات فريق محترف عمل يبقى في الذاكرة ابدعوا فيه تمثيلا وقصة ورسالة حضرته اكثر من عشر مرات

[@YoRon427]

They put Vincent on the horse to symbolize that he's like a Roman Emperor statue, born to rule.

[@Sameoldfitup]

“Whatever it is you're seeking won't come in the form you're expecting.”― Haruki Marukami.

[@wurly164]

Holy crap...he scratched a new Cadillac.

[@GmodArgentina]

ZASAAAAA

[@Cznmike]

“Zaza” 😂😂

[@alexanderchenf1]

I dont care how many people died. My heart was broken when the car was scratched like that. That must be punished

[@joe6096]

1979 Cadillac Eldorado. First year of the downsized E-body matched to the Olds Toronado and Buick Riviera, and the only year of the 1979-85 platform with the old Olds 350 Rocket, before they added the awful cylinder deactivation (V8-6-4) on the 368 or installed the even worse HT4100 in '82. This is the last of the great Eldorados. After '85 they were compact Chevys. Ugh.

[@ttsuchiya]

That soccer ball had taught us Zasa's real position.

[@HelenHish]

That's put me in the mood or a Calzone

[@MrRUKidddingMe]

Andy Garcia owned this film !

[@angeliquetafani6897]

an immens scene of Andy Garcia! ♥️

[@epicgamesforyou3615]

Joey, who is gonna win the cadillac? The Ant? You know that’s how all that shit goes down

[@soruthlez2100]

IT WAS NOT WHAT I WANTED !!!!!

[@syahirakir1808]

Great movie...i commented after 12 years

[@EddieMush]

Guy behind The Ant, is Albert Barese from The Sopranos.

[@johndoe-yh4wz]

Eddie Mush And at :47 is the uncle who's farm is where Ralph's head is buried!

[@vadimzdonutube]

Holy shit I noticed him too! Such a familiar face!

[@jeremybright13]

Fuck dat fuckin' parakeet.

[@joyadurchoudhury9127]

“Capponi like dis!” 😎

[@StillTheVoid]

Best memorable scene in the movie.

[@vamnews]

Joey got his raffle ticket punched!

[@lancehood9241]

I think where this movie messed up at is that it should have stayed in the streets. With everything that was going on at this time in NYC and the Mob that we know of they could have came up with a terrific story.

[@asafindy]

Yes, a terrific story. And we got newspaper people on the payroll. They might like a story like that.

[@tickedoffnow]

3 is my fave out of the series, 1&2 were great but I luv 3 the most. :)

[@crystiancoppetti]

*What do you think this is the Army, where you shoot 'em a mile away? You've gotta get up close like this and-'bada-BING!-'you blow their brains all over your nice Ivy League suit.* 🙌👏👏

[@chuckwood8452]

The old guy in the parade with the Grand Marshal sash is Uncle Pat from The Sopranos, lol

[@MrEsova]

hey joe..(BANG)(BANG)........(BANG).....ZAZAA!

[@jltuttle1667]

Bringing culture and class to the world since Romulus and Remus

[@m3gAnac0nda]

😂😂