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It's special there because even the "chauffer" is permitted to act there without saying a word. Nice touch.
You sig now rests all-time just behind The Poolside Leg Sweep & Portman's Panty Pucker.
It's special there because even the "chauffer" is permitted to act there without saying a word. Nice touch.
It's much more sad the 2nd and subsequent times you watch it...particularly the Young Debra rejection scene.Yes.
It is an emotional experience viewing that film. The beating in the alley is extremely brutal (close your eyes and just hear it sometime):::"pardon the knuckles." "Bugsy" is superb. Young Debra's rejection of "Noodles" is so precise there.
You can watch it a hundred times and each time you'll discover something new.
"I slipped, Noodles."
The end where James Woods pulls out the pocke ch was a depressingly nice touch
The very end where he's in the chinese opium den, takes a hit, leans back, and smiles as the credits roll never gets old. I come away with a different impression every time I see it
The score/soundtrack has never fit a film so perfectly before, imo
And it's wonderful to watch "Fat's" Jewish Deli thru the years as the year's pass and the neighborhood changes. At the end, some of the doors are cemented over and rooms are vacant.It's much more sad the 2nd and subsequent times you watch it...particularly the Young Debra rejection scene.
The end where James Woods pulls out the pocke ch was a depressingly nice touch
The very end where he's in the chinese opium den, takes a hit, leans back, and smiles as the credits roll never gets old. I come away with a different impression every time I see it
You're gonna be changed for a while after viewing it. There's an emotional price.
It makes the heart race.
Proud of Lamar probably havent been this happy for a Laker winning an award, since Kobe's long overdue MVP. Not Kobe's Final MVP or all-star game MVP was more deserving then Lamar. Great team-mate, very unselfish.
Now prove that tomorrow by ting on Landry ...LOL
Not surprising Laker fans would love a movie where the main character is a rapist.
The movie makes no sense...You can watch it with the reels out of sequence & nobody would notice a continuity change…Did the guy die in the trash truck at the end or not? What is a trash truck doing on the street in the evening? These are strict Union controlled jobs, routes start at 5 AM…Whose kid is that at the end & why should I care…
One doesn't ask such questions, Supe.
Go watch Oprah, gd it.
You've no room. Your Neal raped as well.
Are you planning on responding to every single post made today?
Dude if this wasn't the movie for you then it probably shouldn't have taken you almost 4 hours to realize that. I hear "The Postman" by Kevin Costner was 3+ hours, but I walked out after 30 minutes...and I still regret staying even THAT long
Yes, if it has to do with Kobe raping.
You f'ers are owning up to Neal. And that's just the way it's gonna be.
Neal was acquitted in a court of law.
In all seriousness the rape was just a microcosm of Noodles's persistent futility throughout the film...probably wasn't necessary but like you said, Leone loves a good ol' fashion raping
So was OJ
Neal raped, just like Kobe.
Don't worry, you'll get used to having a rapist on your team. Trust me, and congratulations on joining The Rapists Club.
See….You probably watched the movie 50 times & you don’t get it either…I don’t understand Leone one bit…Same format, nice music, rape scene, good guy gets beat up, rape the nice girl in the chiffon dress, brake a guys hand with a hammer, fit in more rape but girl likes it this time, cut to happy people all drinking champagne… The opium den was very very cool though…I never knew what that was about before….
If he remade Wizard of Oz he would probably throw a rape scene in it. If you're going to jerk off to a scene in that movie, any of the ones with Tuesday Weld in it would work. Best scenes in the movie imho
There's certain parts I'll never understand, but some things are best left up to the imagination. The music was great, the cast was second-to-none (the child actors look SO much alike to their adult counterparts--almost scary how close the resemblance is), and there are moments of pure comedy and pure heartbreak. It's not for everyone obviously, but I love the film.
Neal was acquitted by a jury of his peers.
It was a joke
The one scene where she identifies the rapist from a "line-up (
The maternity ward scene/Danny Aiello cameo was priceless
I like Good Fellas because I understand it…You always keep your mouth shut, you don’t rat on your friends, you gave them nothing & they gots nothing….And oh yea...stir the spaghetti sauce so it doesn’t get too thick…
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