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post 1628727823 01-15-2021, 09:39 PM
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Who is Your Favorite Peripheral Character in Goodfellas?

jimmy two times for me

i could be having the worst day and i'll think about this and smile. doesnt get old.

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Mine is Jerry Vale. He's one of my favorite singers, and I love how all these stone cold killers are subdued and calmed by his voice.

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Originally Posted By POTA
Mine is Jerry Vale. He's one of my favorite singers, and I love how all these stone cold killers are subdued and calmed by his voice.

watching this scene always makes me really think about how chitty our society has become. these days, everyone would be buried in their fuking phones.

also people dont dress up to go to supper clubs and chit anymore. not young people at least.
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Easy. Carbone but Jimmy Two Times is a solid pick too.

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I held this belief fifteen years ago, and I still maintain it today -- Goodfellas is the only truly perfect film ever made. It's not my favorite (though it is one of my favorites), and there are some other near-perfect films, but Goodfellas is 100% flawless.
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Originally Posted By POTA
I held this belief fifteen years ago, and I still maintain it today -- Goodfellas is the only truly perfect film ever made. It's not my favorite (though it is one of my favorites), and there are some other near-perfect films, but Goodfellas is 100% flawless.
It dragged on a little too long at the end with the helicopter chasing Henry and Karen and the annoying bitch babysitter. Everything before that and the ending dialogue is perfection though.
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Originally Posted By JoeDelts
Easy. Carbone but Jimmy Two Times is a solid pick too.

take that coffee to go


carbone makes me lol hard when tommy is giving the i dont wanna end up kissing nat king cole business to his girl.

do you know what carbone says in italian in that scene? when shes talking about how a white girl could fall for sammy davis and tommy fuking loses it. lmaoooo
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Originally Posted By POTA
I held this belief fifteen years ago, and I still maintain it today -- Goodfellas is the only truly perfect film ever made. It's not my favorite (though it is one of my favorites), and there are some other near-perfect films, but Goodfellas is 100% flawless.
It's a masterpiece and anyone who thinks it's just ok is low IQ.
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Originally Posted By Mountaineer92
tommys ma
one dog goes one way, the other dog goes the other way

and this guy's sayin "waddya want from me?"
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Originally Posted By yieldtonothing
take that coffee to go


carbone makes me lol hard when tommy is giving the i dont wanna end up kissing nat king cole business to his girl.

do you know what carbone says in italian in that scene? when shes talking about how a white girl could fall for sammy davis and tommy fuking loses it. lmaoooo
Loosely translated he says: "Holy shhit she's still going on about personality".
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Originally Posted By POTA
I held this belief fifteen years ago, and I still maintain it today -- Goodfellas is the only truly perfect film ever made
You need to read the book. If you're interested in this genre there's several more stories of this caliber that never made it to film, it's like finding lost treasures.
Don't put that on me Ricky Bobby, don't you ever put that on me.
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Originally Posted By POTA
I held this belief fifteen years ago, and I still maintain it today -- Goodfellas is the only truly perfect film ever made. It's not my favorite (though it is one of my favorites), and there are some other near-perfect films, but Goodfellas is 100% flawless.
No The Godfather 2 is
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Originally Posted By JoeDelts
Loosely translated he says: "Holy shhit she's still going on about personality".
fkin lol

can you tell me what the italian is?

thanks brah
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Probably Spider because his nose was like a natural canopy. They say that camel nosed fuk could smoke a cigarette in the rain with his hands tied behind his back.
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Originally Posted By JoeDelts
Easy. Carbone but Jimmy Two Times is a solid pick too.
Agreed.
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Probably Spider because his nose was like a natural canopy. They say that camel nosed fuk could smoke a cigarette in the rain with his hands tied behind his back.
You can’t make this chit up
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im very impressed with all of you tonight and now im hoping that they dont actually delete my account.

not one person said billy batts. i thought there was gonna be like 6 of those in a row.

not that hes a bad character. just seems like such a basic, easy answer.


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Originally Posted By yieldtonothing
fkin lol

can you tell me what the italian is?

thanks brah
Carbone speaks in Sicilian dialect.

He says "Mingya ancora co personality"

From urban dictionary. And can confirm this is accurate.

Mingya

Italian slang. Can be used for just about anything, but the literal meaning referrs to men's balls. Substitute for "Holy ****!"
"Damn!" "Come on!" as well as many others.

"Mingya! Why'd you play the ace of hearts on my king!?" and..."Mingya Jayne! Why'd you have to go and do that?!"


Ancora means again or still - both would work in this context because I think she mentions it more than once before he says it.

Con means with - but in Sicilian you don't say the n so it's just co

Personality = personality (he just uses English)


So direct translation would be:

"Holy shhit again with the personality"
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Originally Posted By yieldtonothing
im very impressed with all of you tonight and now im hoping that they dont actually delete my account.

not one person said billy batts. i thought there was gonna be like 6 of those in a row.

not that hes a bad character. just seems like such a basic, easy answer.


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Or one of the guys partying with Billy who played Albie Cianflone in Sopranos.
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Originally Posted By yieldtonothing
im very impressed with all of you tonight and now im hoping that they dont actually delete my account.

not one person said billy batts. i thought there was gonna be like 6 of those in a row.

not that hes a bad character. just seems like such a basic, easy answer.


gjdm
The famous shine box scene

Frank Vincent finessed this scene in a way I don't think anyone else could've. The funny thing about this is after a bunch of times I finally realized that he actually did seem happy to see Tommy and really was just breaking his balls a bit. Scorsese does a brilliant job of showing how a simple well intentioned greeting can escalate into an explosion of violence in no time at all with such volatile personalities.

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Originally Posted By CaroKannDefence
Or one of the guys partying with Billy who played Albie Cianflone in Sopranos.
wait is the dude with the hat and mustache sitting down seriously phil leotardo's future consigliere? that fat fuk says i look like the shah of iran? "i never got that". that's the same guy????
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Originally Posted By yieldtonothing
wait is the dude with the hat and mustache sitting down seriously phil leotardo's future consigliere? that fat fuk says i look like the shah of iran? "i never got that". that's the same guy????
John Cha Cha Ciarcia - yup.
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Originally Posted By JoeDelts
The famous shine box scene

Frank Vincent finessed this scene in a way I don't think anyone else could've. The funny thing about this is after a bunch of times I finally realized that he actually did seem happy to see Tommy and really was just breaking his balls a bit. Scorsese does a brilliant job of showing how a simple well intentioned greeting can escalate into an explosion of violence in no time at all with such volatile personalities.

yep. you can totally hear the confusion in billy's tone after tommy says "no more shines" at the 1:06 mark. you can see on his face that hes like wtf i was just breaking your balls kid, why you gotta be so srs.
frank vincent is amazing.

did you ever see chicago overcoat? i think that was his last starring role. 2008 or 2009.

dude is, was and always will be a legend. RIP.
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Originally Posted By yieldtonothing
yep. you can totally hear the confusion in billy's tone after tommy says "no more shines" at the 1:06 mark. you can see on his face that hes like wtf i was just breaking your balls kid, why you gotta be so srs.
frank vincent is amazing.

did you ever see chicago overcoat? i think that was his last starring role. 2008 or 2009.

dude is, was and always will be a legend. RIP.
Haven’t seen Chicago Overcoat. He really was great.
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[QUOTE=JoeDelts;1628731553]
[i][b]Mingya[/b]

Italian slang. Can be used for just about anything, but the literal meaning referrs to men's balls. Substitute for "Holy ****!"
"Damn!" "Come on!" as well as many others.

"Mingya! Why'd you play the ace of hearts on my king!?" and..."Mingya Jayne! Why'd you have to go and do that?!"[/i]
/QUOTE]

You're missing the tone.

A higher pitched and quick Mingya is a pleasant surprise.

If you do it with a lower pitch and drag it out, ming......................ya, it's equivalent to "this is fukked up"
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