Vito Corleone loses his job | Godfather II

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[@mauricenickless4025]

Vito, for all of his heinous tendencies, was always respectful and kind. Except to the guy who killed his family.

[@fadilfawzi7879]

How do you be respectful and kind to a personal who killed a mother and a teen and tried to kill less than a 10 years old kid??!!

[@mauricenickless4025]

@@fadilfawzi7879 that windy sound you heard was the joke flying over your head. 🙂

[@mer8521]

Righteous vendetta.

[@HyphyJuice916]

@@mauricenickless4025 no. It was the fart I released in his general direction

[@SteadyBark96720]

Yep…Gut him like a fish lol

[@finster444k]

Remember how young Vito was raised in Italy. Murder & death were always around him. When Vito says “he never forgets” he means it.

[@Ave_Satana666]

I am vito

[@Ave_Satana666]

I grew up in Detroit

[@robertmitchell9529]

So damn true!

[@serjaimelannister476]

@@Ave_Satana666 ok

[@Ave_Satana666]

@@serjaimelannister476 alr

[@audionmusic2787]

The lesson here is be grateful for whatever kindness you were fortunate to receive. Honor the gift.

[@dannysunay4386]

"ONORA IL DONO" I like that phylosophia

[@issac82983]

Imagine if he never lost his job? Would've been 1 short film instead of a trilogy.

[@thosearentpillows5638]

Great point. Wouldn’t have stolen the rug.

[@anoldtoulon6978]

Haha Haha!!

[@harshsahgal2857]

Lot of times destiny plays its part.....

[@Qam001]

Lol. In that case I guess we wouldn't have even got a film. He'd have been Just a regular guy

[@christophe4889]

He will take care of Fanucci after that.

[@claudioarce5407]

Losing this job just gave him the freedom to do what he was meant to be. A bloodthirsty, yet benevolent, gangster.

[@claudioarce5407]

@Ezeahia yeah maybe bloodthirsty is harsh, just trying to inform that he'd whack somebody if he felt they deserved it..

[@awb9012]

A masterpiece. It taught us everything we needed to know about family and friendship. This and Apocalypse Now

[@edickens8170]

@@claudioarce5407 if he felt they deserved it then they definitely m deserved it

[@Lotek117]

@@edickens8170 Yeah, he wasn't out killing innocents or hard working regular guys, Tony soprano could've learned alot from Vito.

[@skipads5141]

The benevolent act is just crowd pleasing. Criminals have always thrown crumbs to the average people around them. It's a trick that works while they continue to murder and steal.

[@blasi1800]

Vito thanked Mr. Genco for his gratitude by naming his olive oil company after him

[@donarthiazi2443]

Exactly. And turned it into the biggest imported olive oil company in the US. Not to mention using the olive oil trucks to haul booze during prohibition. And made his son his Consigliere, which was another master-stroke in building his empire. _The Godfather_ is easily one of the very best books I've ever read. Very hard to put down.

[@anoldtoulon6978]

I love the level of respect. He is learning how things work. This guy is just a small guy. He got to play it safe. Vito only remembers how he was treated and stays with that.

[@dariag505]

this is what being a man is about

[@MrWhite-sx2fv]

1. I wish they would have showed his lunch in this clip. Classic. 2. You come up under someone and that someone takes care of you, you never forget. 3. You never bite the hand that feeds you. He had to go or else his "hand" would have gotten bit.

[@theflesh1072]

I give all respects to anyone who holds their hand out to help me even though I’m a piece of shit.

[@dakotathacker3821]

took that like a classy man

[@tatuloa]

That side look , after " I never forget " . has death written all over it .... Robert is a great actor ...

[@nonoyaya3884]

The difference between Vito and Michael...

[@nickjimenez4262]

Down at the bottom small curtisies and kindness can endear or get you loyalty from people that sometime down the road youd like to have as a friend. Its a dangerous friendship but you never know when you might need to get rid of somebody

[@andryuu_2000]

De Niro had a better Sicilian than the other guy.

[@domenicstalteri7146]

The other guy sounds like he’s speaking in a Calabrese dialect. Just like the Landlord.

[@stefanosiclari]

I would disagree. His accent is weird, with the wrong rythm, stress, and pronunciation. The other sounds like the Calabrese dialect (Sicilian and Calabrese share common roots and are quite similar) but is absolutely spot on and perfectly understandable. De Niro isn't so easy to understand

[@JiggsTheMonk02]

the cinematography was really beautiful,a sepia tint reflecting the time period,this and Kubrick’s Barry Lyndon are the 2 most beautifully filmed movies of all time

[@dc6461]

With so many mistakes its practically a comedy. Oohh and it's overrated shit

[@bxz-um9mg]

I love how he say “Vidoo”…

[@markwaynetaylor6278]

I get chills hearing De Niro speak sicilian dialet..that remember mine grandpa..

[@keithcampbell6814]

And he don't forget either

[@droc6600]

Greatest movie ever made

[@tommytube268]

Absolutely

[@AlexG-tp2ik]

I'm pretty sure every part won best picture. Only movie franchise to ever do that.

[@tommytube268]

@@AlexG-tp2ik Negative Godfather 3 was nominated but didn’t win

[@AlexG-tp2ik]

@@tommytube268 My mistake. First two did win though, no? Two wins, 3 nominations, still very impressive.

[@gadzooks5541]

Wish prime amazon had subtitles like this... not 4 sentences later like they do.

[@skipads5141]

He more likely forced him to be a front for his crimes and would've severely beat and eventually killed him if he hadn't complied. That's how scumbags operate.

[@dannysunay4386]

"Non domentichero mai" and he never did.

[@tr7198]

When did common honor and respect change to " its your tuff luck" gotta do what I gotta do.

[@alnika6153]

One thing I respect about the America-Italian Mafia: they are the only Mafia ever that never EVER touched each-others family members. They did that in Italy but never in America. So if you think they’re violent, it was only between people that sign in to be in that life.

[@eliteculture1519]

What about the sopranos?!?

[@blasi1800]

Well said…

[@mariodejuliis4493]

Profound emotions that defy and define men of substance.

[@kevinnelson198]

Nice now we getting some GodfatherII action!

[@davidbarriga1491]

He was a wise and understanding man. He overindulgence his children. Probably would have been a great friend too.

[@montiliviomonty411]

They should of shown the relationship between these 2 when he turned into the don ….

[@hammernnails8310]

When he looks behind him, that look is the same when he was looking at Billy Bats across the bar

[@gladiator1342]

Just Phenomenal acting by Deniro. He’s in my top 5

[@j.rothchild173]

Story has it, that the old man had it made for the rest of his life after thst!!😂😂😁

[@princehmg]

Robert De Niro's best performance in my opinion.

[@coreythompsonTheOneandOnly]

I wanna be like Vito Corleone when I grow up

[@anthonyetemadi7975]

It doesn't get better than the "Godfather"..the script..editing..cinematography..acting..etc...film at its very finest...!

[@dc6461]

LOL....

[@dorkusamoungus]

Imagine building favor from him …. No problems for the rest of your life

[@philiptraister5608]

My Man Vito, (: Respect

[@thevisitor7436]

I met so many men name vito! But coroleone sounds better! 👍👍👍😂😂😂

[@amaharra8569]

And then Clemenzo and his carpet job.

[@nickyscarfo1]

Godfather 2 great movie !!

[@terrymoran8383]

Just doesn't get any better than this

[@joshuaforbus5853]

gooey in perfection....I haven't even watched it through

[@vijaykumar21129]

Legend godfather 🔥🚬

[@davidallen346]

He buys a pear 🍐 after being let go of his job

[@spaceo8568]

My God. DeNiro was so beautiful in his youth. Lol

[@naturalbeauty4734]

Very sexy looking man 💯😍🤩🥰

[@matthewgray469]

"I never forget a favor "

[@Kendell062]

You can see what can happen in the future when the wrong person loses their job.

[@thevisitor7436]

Remember.... Hitler He was a disaster to human race!

[@naturalbeauty4734]

💯🤣😂💃🍷

[@shashankmore8532]

hey'all , Sollazzo said "I think Islem Is A Peaceful Religion ; and Indeed Allah is all merciful and Profit Moohamhead is his apostle" thats the translation of Italian communication between Sollazzo And Michael Corleone, If anyone wondered, (film Godfather)

[@paulmcloughlin7900]

what a man

[@chaz725]

“Give me $1000 dollars more”

[@chandrashekharahire4798]

Great actors

[@victorcerabino5319]

Just like in real life now.

[@tremors536]

Respect

[@dannysunay4386]

I have a rhyme: fanucci in his white tailored coat. Saw through the flash, and grabbed at his throat!!

[@Mr.Gervasi]

Russians who lived in the beginning of that century didn't know it would be pretty funny to talk that way in the end of the century. Great archetypes, great cultural phenomenon that even we understand on the Wild East. Great story!

[@simonevanson3098]

Brilliant acting.

[@lusianaratna4366]

I'm not surprised Robert de Niro won academy award for this role

[@davidfernandezgonzalez4687]

Best scene in cinema history ?

[@naturalbeauty4734]

I'm not Italian..but God!! the way they are speaking 🗣️ is so beautiful 😍 and sexy!!!

[@Grriimace]

Classy film

[@dude55ist]

If only he knew how to throw the race card

[@saveriopulsinelli2217]

Yo I got fanucci’s on my job / I call out lots of funucchis

[@user-tq5tn8nd2c]

Он сказал пачю это понимает и спасибо

[@Hazratovsarvar]

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[@bilimus_]

How long until we see Michael kissing Fredo?

[@guillaumerodrigues9471]

Pas de prostitution Monsieur Corleone

[@thissiteadmin]

It doesn't look like peaky blinders

[@romanjastrzebski5513]

😳😬😨M A F I A😱😰💀

[@Robert-kn8qb]

Is this the White House

[@vojtechtomek4035]

Uchyl

[@firstimeshooter6590]

Why do they speak Italian like this? I’ve heard Italians speak and they speak fast. Only in this movie(s) do they speak really slow.

[@stefanosiclari]

Absolutely not true. Plenty of Italians speak like this. It's a mix of age, dialect, region, relationship to the other person. Here they are speaking in a sicilian dialect (De Niro's not so good, by the way) and it's not unusual to hear people in such context to speak slowly. One more thing could be that De Niro clearly has a script memorised, can't get the rythm and stress right. I don't recognise the other actor but his dialect is spot on and perfectly believable.

[@firstimeshooter6590]

@@stefanosiclari oh ok makes sense. Thank you. It’s something that has been bugging me for a while.

[@lancesonboston427]

Ok

[@jrooksable]

Only because I consider Dinero a punk!👿

[@nonoyaya3884]

The difference between Vito and Michael...

[@yazeedyazeed6182]

Respect

[@Hazratovsarvar]

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