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@yourin8er

4 жыл бұрын

6:40. Did the film this scene at different times?

@Malgus-2023

4 жыл бұрын

This was a great movie. They did great.

De Niro's usually play calmer roles while Pacino is more expressive, but ironically, their most iconic roles are in reverse. Pacino is quiet and brooding as Michael Corleone, while De Niro's Lamotta is an explosive emotional wreck

@2thRiteFREESPEEisAVirtueSignal

4 жыл бұрын

Eehh I see what you're doing. But, specifically in DeNiro's case- Bickle, Jimmy Conway and some others might have something to say about whether LaMotta is his most iconic.

@krautgazer

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I wouldn't say LaMotta is his most iconic role. Travis Bickle is more like an icon.

@jonathanm9993

4 жыл бұрын

Scarface and the very underrated Ace Rothstein

@andyspendlove1019

4 жыл бұрын

It's definitely arguable that Scarface is Pacino's most iconic role, more so than Michael

@KeyboardVigilante

4 жыл бұрын

Tony Montana and Travis Bickle are defs their most iconic, "say hello to my little friend!" And "are you talkin to me?".

The ending of the Irishman was deep man. It feels like Scorsese growing up.

@vassilyvodka2638

4 жыл бұрын

It felt like a swansong and a reflection of being old and thinking about the legacy you leave behind

@ongogablogian

4 жыл бұрын

The final act is one of Scorsese's finest. The accumulation of a lifetime's worth of choices coming back to haunt a man who didn't realize just how important those moments were before it was too late.

@beauzeller5097

4 жыл бұрын

@@vassilyvodka2638 have you seen the Irishman in conversation? It's a sit down talk with Pacino, De Niro, Pesci & Scorsese about the film & it's also available on netflix. I watched it after in case there were spoilers & I got the feeling Scorsese was ready to hang his guns so to speak & well they were all reflecting on the film & their collective careers leading to it & watching Martin Scorsese listen to these three magnificent actors talking about his career I got a feeling he would feel completely at ease if this were his last film ever

@doriang.r.e.y.1221

4 жыл бұрын

And it was a final curtain to these guys in this film style.

@dcm1987

4 жыл бұрын

Facing the inevitability of the end, sad.

The ending to Heat is not dialogue free. De Niro says 'I told you I'm never going back', Pacino raises his eyebrow and nods before saying 'Yeah'. De Niro puts out his hand, Pacino takes it. Powerful, minimal, but not dialogue free.

I'm so used to De Niro being an old man that seeing him really young is weird.

@stephaniewozny3852

4 жыл бұрын

I know!

@ask4theupgrade359

4 жыл бұрын

You have to watch a Legendary Actor from the beginning of their career to grow old with him. Seeing De Niro in his youth is seeing him at his BEST - in his classic movies like: the Godfather 2, Raging Bull, Taxi Driver, the Deer Hunter, Cape Fear. When he was young and a struggling/hungry Actor that’s what made him a Legend. Most of the other movies after that fail by comparison. “The Irishman” finally attempts to capture some of that De Niro acting magic that made him a famous actor (one of the best). Same goes for Al Pacino or Meryl Streep - you don’t skip over the “Godfather” or “Sophie’s Choice” and jump to them as older Actors, they were oh so brilliant in their youth. Hopefully, “the Irishman” will encourage a whole new generation to go back and watch these Actors in some of their classic movies - that’s what I did with all the great films actors, way before my time. Enjoy!

@aurorab4553

4 жыл бұрын

@@ask4theupgrade359 It already has. alot of these people on youtube are young like me and its cool to see all the work and art of the past

@rishaa682

4 жыл бұрын

seriously?

@moneyball7908

4 жыл бұрын

I know what you mean, i really do hahaha. But his best films (or some of them) came when he was young. “Mean streets” being way up there.

Keeping Deniro and Pacino apart for decades may have been one of the best things to happen. Otherwise, we wouldn’t have gotten the cinematic magic that was on display in The Irishman.

my god, young Al Pacino is my forever crush

@jeanandre6998

4 жыл бұрын

María AC yes very handsome

@nenabunena

3 жыл бұрын

He was beautiful like ethereal elven beauty

@dazdee1471

3 жыл бұрын

70s pacino was good looking and that's coming from a straight lad ha

@karenelizabeth1590

2 жыл бұрын

Oooh yes. Yes. De Niro was always handsome, but never cute. You have to be born with cute.

@AthEE_One

Жыл бұрын

As a near-enough straight guy... Yeah that's young De Niro for me.

Clearly that's true because of their legendary careers but they were great together in The Irishman. I think Deniro's best scenes were with Pacino in that film.

The Irishman was a breath of fresh air. I just hope that more films with original concepts will overtake the overflux of blockbuster and franchise films

@moderoy

4 жыл бұрын

Amen.

@odizza1688

4 жыл бұрын

The Irishman is based off a book....not exactly original concepts but a gr8 movie nonetheless

@KaizerBeatz-vf9wf

4 жыл бұрын

Yes. What happened to original movies like The Godfather, The Wizard of Oz, Gone With The Wind, Psycho, and Ben Hur? Oh nvm they're all based on books. But non-franchise movies will not displace the franchise-based landscape of the blockbuster world. that's fine though because beyond the blockbusters there are plenty of great films like Birdman, Under the Skin, Whiplash, Nightcrawler, The Grand Budapest Hotel, Sicario, Ex Machina, The Handmaiden, Moonlight, Hell or High water, Phantom Thread, The Shape of Water, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, Get Out, Baby driver, Logan Lucky, Hereditary, Isle of Dogs, Coco, Dunkirk, Lady Bird, mother!, Detroit, Okja, Roma, You Were Never Really Here, Blackkklansman, Sorry to Bother You, Wind River, etc And then within the franchises there are tonnes of great sequels/reboots like Blade Runner 2049, Logan, Mad Max Fury Road, Trainspotting 2, etc. Overall I have no problem with the current state of cinema. Auteurs like Scorsese can continue to make great films with even the added ease of companies like Netflix helping them to achieve their vision, and we can also receive indie gems from lesser known filmmakers as well big blockbusters as part of franchises too. There are original movies, movies based on real life, based on fictional novels, based on comic IPs, based on established movie franchises..there's everything out there. Overall I have no complaint.

@redtexan7053

4 жыл бұрын

1.) The Irishman is based off a book. 2.) Even if it weren’t, I’d hardly call it original. De Niro, Pchino, Pesci, and Scorsese make a mob epic that spans the 20th century. They’ve done that how often in the past? True, these movies are not the same, but in spirit, what really sets The Irishman apart from Goodfellas or Casino?

@greatresponsibility8896

4 жыл бұрын

feel like the irishman was just goodfellas 4

Moral of the story: Never be 10 minutes late

@Wolfe-zl4ld

4 жыл бұрын

I'd say 15

@carlosalmonte4342

4 жыл бұрын

How about 12 and a half

@doggedout

4 жыл бұрын

If Hoffa had just held to his rule and left whenever anyone who was supposed to meet him was late - still be alive today.

@PittsburghSonido

4 жыл бұрын

Never wear shorts to a meetin’

@saadasaad8538

4 жыл бұрын

More than 10 is saying something

People always forget how good Pacino was in Glengarry Glen Ross.

@n0tthemessiah

4 жыл бұрын

"Hey, let me buy you a pack of gum. I'll show you how to chew it" One of my very favorite movie lines.

Great as they were, I felt like Joe outdid them both as Russ. Such an understated role, felt like he was a the top of everyone's game.

@JenandTonic95

4 жыл бұрын

It was such an interesting refreshing take to see Joe Pesci as calm, cool and calculated rather than his usual craziness (as much as I love crazy Joe Pesci).

@brandonb.5304

4 жыл бұрын

wizzzer1337 I think it’s because he was so different than he’s been in nearly every other film, especially his precious Scorsese movies. He was quiet and contemplative, calculating. Not the over-the-top lunatic about ready to explode.

@snoopywriter3643

3 жыл бұрын

I think he should’ve won an Oscar for that performance. Even as an old man suffering from the after effects of a stroke was amazing and great acting.

I'd say Heat is my favorite with them together. But their body of work separately is phenomenal.

I wish they had been paired on the early 70´s when they were both a lot younger with much more energy and with that feeling you only get when you still have something to prove.

@franjes9999

4 жыл бұрын

Juan Miguel Novoa 100% acting is weird in the sense it isn’t like boxing or football in the sense there can’t be an objective winner or #1 but seeing the two together going line for line competing to prove whose better would’ve been either completely amazing or an absolute trainwreck sucks we’ll never see it time has just proven them both to be great that competition no longer exists cause it doesn’t need to

@eaqua56

4 жыл бұрын

They were kind of, for The Godfather 2.

@KaizerBeatz-vf9wf

4 жыл бұрын

I'm unsure of what you mean with energy and something to prove. As great as the best actors are, there's still a limit that can be imposed on their performances depending on the script. So sure they would've had more to prove in the 70s, but if the characters, the scene, the dialogue and the movie wasn't good..then all that energy would've gone to waste. I think the only way we would've got Mean Streets/Taxi Driver era De Niro alongside Serpico/Dog Day Afternoon Pacino would've been if Robert was cast as Sonny in the Godfather. But thankfully Robert was cast as young Vito Corleone. So I'm glad with how things turned out. Too many variables to romanticise with a hypothetical early 70s film with the two of them teamed up.

@franjes9999

4 жыл бұрын

Kaizer.Beatz yeah you’re very right Robert as Sonny would’ve been really interesting but even they only share like 5 scenes together and I think James Khan was an absolutely perfect cast in that role. De Niro went for a few roles apparently he looked into being Michael too but they opted for Al Pacino instead that would’ve been extremely interesting Ultimately what we got I wouldn’t change

The execution scene.... you nailed it!!! My heart sunk!!! I knew what was coming, but given who the actors where.... my heart really sunk.... And just as the grand theme of The Irishman.... it signaled the end of an era. Growing up with Goodfellas and Casino.... this was it.... the era of the gangster movie was gone..... and it was snuffed just as fast as ominous as a real mob hit. It’s one of the many reasons why The Irishman was genius, yet.... so sad....

@beauxbromwell5121

4 жыл бұрын

Joey Clemenza I feel like the scene is basically irony where his job is a cleaner and didn’t realize that no matter who the target was he’s obligated to his task

@markselorio5837

4 жыл бұрын

So you could say it left not with a bang but with whispers - not the other whispers...

Can you do a Pesci and DeNiro chemistry covering Good fellas, Casino and The Irishman

@amanms1999

4 жыл бұрын

Don't forget Raging bull

@covergirl2183

4 жыл бұрын

They are opposites in zodiac signs ... Aquarius and Leo . They have excellent chemistry.

@beauxbromwell5121

4 жыл бұрын

Their chemistry is infectious it’s always reflective of the ups and downs of a friendship

@fernandomaron87

4 жыл бұрын

TAHOKMUSIC Watch Raging Bull and Once upon a time in America

@KaizerBeatz-vf9wf

4 жыл бұрын

And one unneeded cameo in A Bronx Tale. lol

"Heat" was an excellent film and the best crime thriller in recent memory. Top notch; De Niro and Pacino were excellent.

I love nearly everything about The Irishman - On the face, its Scorsese, Pacino and DeNiro which was, as this video shows, pretty great. But for me the surprise is the new face: Stephen Graham as Tony. I was first blown away by Graham as Al Capone in Boardwalk Empire, he plays Mafioso so well that i think he has the potential to be a part of the new generations Pacino or Pesci with the explosive but then thoughtful demeanor.

@heeeeeresrossy

4 жыл бұрын

You gotta catch him in 'This Is England' too. A masterclass in acting.

@Hugh_Morris

4 жыл бұрын

You should see him in some of the films and shows he’s done in the UK; quality actor

@fernandomaron87

4 жыл бұрын

Snatch and This is England comes to mind

@joechrow8341

4 жыл бұрын

The irishman is a long slow Movie...But it grows on you during a few viewings...it is relaxing...Only issue i have is nobody ever knew the actors and director and this Movie just came out of nowhere MOST people would NEVER claim it was an AMAZING Movie after they watched it...Same crap with Once upon a time in hollywood (Which i thought was NOT a very good Movie)

@fernandomaron87

4 жыл бұрын

@@joechrow8341 I agree

13:20 I'd just like to point out that in the first scene they share together when Al Pacino goes to bed he leaves the door open a crack, the same way that De Niro does here.

@rmilrta

4 жыл бұрын

Wow. I thought he was mainly leaving it open for daughter he knows isn't going to come, but it might also in a way have been a reminder of his old friend.

@possum-mom1603

4 жыл бұрын

Just what I thought! When he asked to leave the door opened I thought about the first night he spent at Hoffa's and it made my heart melt.

Huge Pacino fan. The Irishman is the best he's been in forever. (Love the "they wouldn't dare!" part) Fascinating analysis. It checks out. Though to be fair, Righteous Kill wouldn't have worked no matter who starred in it.

@Revolver1981

4 жыл бұрын

Righteous Kill might've worked if Scorsese directed it.

@fernandomaron87

4 жыл бұрын

I love his 'fucking father's locals' , rant scene, one of the best acted scenes i've seen in years. This movie was Pacino on his prime

@maxfieldnuckels9075

4 жыл бұрын

Revolver And a different script... and plot... and cast, editor, and producers...

@michaelotis223

3 жыл бұрын

@@Revolver1981 Marty would have made it tolerable at best

@errwhattheflip

2 жыл бұрын

I don´t think The Irishman is Pacino´s best performance. Personally, The Godfather still seems like peak Pacino

Idk, this is a pretty weak thesis The Take! The Pacino/DeNiro pairing works in Irishman because Scorsese is a talented director and the movie is good. The pairing in A Righteous Kill doesn’t work because it’s a bad movie, simple as that

I couldn’t wait to see Al Pacino and Joe Pesci on screen together in the Irishman. Both were always little aggressive guys in every film. They didn’t share a scene together until almost the end of the film.

There's probably so many dimensions of The Irishman that went right past me !!

@eltravos99

4 жыл бұрын

The second time I watched it I actually picked up on more and found it even better than I remembered.

God this was such a good movie, I'm glad people are talking about it

They killed it in Heat, both were awesome and the improvised scene in the diner is a classic.

They are hot during their younger years

@vassilyvodka2638

4 жыл бұрын

Even in their 50's they could steal everyone's gf and wife

@knivves0ut

4 жыл бұрын

Ariko Subumo lets be real they’re both hot now tbh

@reginaphalange9417

4 жыл бұрын

Ikr, when I first saw Pacino in the Godfather I was 😍 (his voice was also very different, cigarettes altered it)

@favorland2714

4 жыл бұрын

knivves0ut there fn sexy

@watsyourdestiny2086

4 жыл бұрын

They still are!

That scene from Heat is classic and an amazing scene in a great movie. You feel like both actors are in their prime and give their characters so much nuance.

Woke Up This 2020 Morning 🌄 Thinking Of The Take 🎥 & Lo& Behold ~ A New Upload 📺! Thanks 💘 💘

How many of us go back to rewatch a movie after The Take does a take on it? 👇 Brilliant analysis, as always.

@Gabriela-co8ee

4 жыл бұрын

I don't know if its rellated but i only started watching Mad Men because of The Take

De Niro (Vito) wasn’t looking over the infant, Michael, but rather the infant, Fredo. 🙄

Great video. It was a nostalgic ride seeing clips from all the classics. Truly agree that everything we waited for came good in The Irishman.

I adore them. Life long crushes. 😍

Also, This proves that how great Scorsese is as a filmmaker. As for Heat, that scene was so separated, I thought they used stand in for the shot, I think Mann succeed in build the tension, which all paid off at the end. Pacino and De Niro are the greats, you can’t just throw these two in the same shot hope for the best.

I appreciate the analysis, extremely insightful.

The Irishman is a fitting finale to The Righteous Kill Trilogy

3:17 that's Vito looking at Fredo as a baby. Get it right.

it’s too bad that almost no (good) project involving both of them came up during their golden days. I disagree on Righteous Kill , it’s not a bad movie because of the team Pacino/De Niro being often on screen, but despite of it. The story is lame, even they couldn’t save this movie. Also in Heat, personally I think the fact that during their dialogue their faces are never shown together is made to underline that they are very similar and almost interchangeable, and that they could have the same kind of conversation with themselves in a mirror

@VandalSauvage

4 жыл бұрын

Regina Phalange Awesome analysis of the diner scene in Heat. Never made that connection before but it makes total sense in the context of their characters.

Great work on this. These are 2 of my favorite actors.

This was a really great breakdown. Good job and thank you.

thanks for another insightful analysis, well done!

Some things in life require space to make them closer together. Which sounds counterintuitive, I know. When it’s visual it makes sense. Obviously in movies this makes sense but in real life this, too, is important. A great anonymous quote goes something like “Regain respect through absence.” When people are left with a thought of you and not the actual you over time, this leads to a more gripping feeling, as if they miss you.

Another great Take. Exactly why I found The Irishman so impactful, particularly that final car ride shared between the two leads. It’s a shame you couldn’t squeeze Joe Pesci into the thesis. What a restrained lovely performance he delivered too.

Bold to put the Dunkachino clip

This is an excellent analysis of two legendary, iconic actors who have inspired and influenced the world of cinema.

Everyone always forgets Pesci

@KaizerBeatz-vf9wf

4 жыл бұрын

Nah. Pesci is fine but his filmographies not nearly as great as the other two's. He only blew up by chance when he was suggested to Scorsese for Raging Bull, whereas De Niro & Pacino had been legends since the early 70s. And then after that Pesci was mainly typecasted as the short angry funny man in Goodfellas, Casino, Home Alone, Lethal Weapon, My Cousin Vinny. etc. JFK and Once Upon a Time in America are often forgotten though :(

@maxfieldnuckels9075

4 жыл бұрын

Frank Vincent is even more forgotten. Wasn’t even mentioned at in memoriam at the shitass oscars

I don’t know why DeNiro made soooo many really bad movies. He’s an amazing actor and still so well liked.

@damnmuggle

4 жыл бұрын

Sues Anna they both have had bad choices lol it happens

@VandalSauvage

4 жыл бұрын

I used to be so resentful of the fact that both DeNiro and Pacino made some godawful choices... But then I realized that these guys have put in so much work over the years. They’re allowed to slum it every once and awhile.

@BT-kc3ee

4 жыл бұрын

Does it matter? Hes been in more classic movies than any actor i can think of.

@KaizerBeatz-vf9wf

4 жыл бұрын

I agree. Especially when you look at De Niro's Imdb acting credits (120 actings roles) vs Pacino's 60 acting roles both over a similar period of time. Both are great actors for sure, but there's no doubt over who's career was more concise. Although Al being in Jack & Jill should've made up about 30 bad movies worth of bad karma, lol.

@DavidNounours

4 жыл бұрын

@@KaizerBeatz-vf9wf Yes, but the, check the acting carreer of Pacinon ON STAGE...you'll understand.

Wonderful assessment full of insight and imagination. Bravo to you, Fair Lady.

Loved the scene of those two in Heat

Al Pacino is the greatest of all time.

@Gma00001

4 жыл бұрын

Melancholy Reviews Lol. Have you ever seen a movie ?? 😂😂😂 De Niro and Brando are better by far

@RoosterOfTheCity

4 жыл бұрын

DeNiro, Pacino, Brando 3 way tie for me

@vitocorleone2413

4 жыл бұрын

@Mitchell D Yet only one can play tony montana

@KaizerBeatz-vf9wf

4 жыл бұрын

De Niro is a legend but his filmographies not nearly as concise as Al's. look it up on imdb: Robert De Niro = 120 acting credits, Al Pacino = 61 acting credits. It's a shame Al Pacino did Jack & Jill though. If not for that his filmography would've looked a lot more consistent. Regardless. The bickering and comparing of them is stupid. all have their own idiosyncracies and pros and cons and their own image and type of roles. ranking actors is pointless because everyone's tastes and what we look for is different.

@KaizerBeatz-vf9wf

4 жыл бұрын

@Mitchell D Your comment is satire right? Two guys have played Vito Corleone, I can't think of many who could've played Michael quite as well, and James Gandolfini is great but Tony Soprano is such a random namedrop.

Both are incredible actors

A good story and great actors. I'm glad to gain some insight into the Jimmy Hoffa story.

@AthEE_One

Жыл бұрын

Yeah the movie is fantastic. Sheeran didn't whack Hoffa, though. Surviving mafiosi from that time all say he didn't.

AGREED. But for nostalgic purposes, it is fun to see them work together. In my opinion, they worked best together in Heat. That diner standoff is just cinematic GOLD

Thanks for that analysis. Loved The Irishman.

That "It's What It Is".....really got me.

Pacino's career started stronger out of the two but with the ending of The Irishman, De Niro literally ends the stronger (by shooting Al)

Love them together. Both great actors

Great video of the best actors in the world.I hope they don't stop working together.I wish I could find my friendly competitor

As great as these films were of theirs, both individually and collectively, both of them need to do a comedy together. They can both be really funny individually and as a team.

Righteous kill was bad movie. Not having lack of tension wasn’t only thing which didn’t work

This film deserves a deep dive.

Vito is looking over Fredo at 3:11, not Michael.

When you have too many leaders in the same room, there is no leader. 2 leaders = 1 too many.

@KaizerBeatz-vf9wf

4 жыл бұрын

Tell that to the UN

in his defence the car is in his mother's name

@markusk1015

4 жыл бұрын

Are you stupid or what??

Grew up thinking De'niro, now Al has proved he's the greatest of all time.💯 CONSISTENCY.. Al made me laugh in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, and worry about him in The Irishman BOTH IN 2019!!!!!!!! WTF🤯

@Gma00001

4 жыл бұрын

Irrelevant 😄

@buffythehaterslayer6918

10 ай бұрын

@@Gma00001 Your boyfriend De Niro is irrelevant.

what a lovely essay

Pacino did some of his best work ever with Gene Hackman in the 1973 film SCARECROW. He also did great work with John Cazale in THE GODFATHER films and DOG DAY AFTERNOON. I would like to see a video with other great actors he worked with.

@KaizerBeatz-vf9wf

4 жыл бұрын

I've never seen Scarecrow. I never hear it mentioned much. One day i'll watch it though since as you said it's early Pacino + Gene Hackman too.

The way this is so put together is why I looked forward to The Irishman for so long, a decade's wait. And perhaps I hyped myself up for too long, because I was let down a bit by the overall result. Don't get me wrong, the best parts of the movie, for me, are when De Niro and Pacino are together, but the film felt lacking in depth.

De niro couldn't say no to free coffee in heat lol!

Both Al Pacino and Robert De Niro were so attractive when they were young imo. Every time I see a clip from one of their old movies it's like "oh wow very beautiful boys". But I also definitely have a type lol

@christinethuo6840

4 жыл бұрын

I don't blame you.

@buffythehaterslayer6918

Жыл бұрын

Pacino is sexier. De Niro never did anything for me.

You should do Al Pacino vs Andy Garcia

They were brilliant together this time around righteous kill they weren’t directed properly

But when will we get the Tom Hanks/Michael Keaton teamup!?

Nobody can scream like al ... It is last time also v saw both each other again ...... When I saw them both in the screen I shouted ......wow... I wish another flim let AL AND DE NIRO PLAY TOGETHER

This video should have been 12 and a half minute long

For anyone who says these actors don't have range, here's footage of them speaking at three different volumes!

@markant9534

4 жыл бұрын

Travis Bickle is like Jimmy Conway?

My memory must be failing me, I thought it was baby Sonny.

Happy New Yr. To The Take 📺 I Was Wondering, Can You PLEASE Do An Upload On The Films Crash & On Benjamin Button???!??? 🙏🏾

Shame we never saw nicholson in a big film with either of them

They looked so similar in The Irishman that it kinda threw me off.

@maxfieldnuckels9075

4 жыл бұрын

I never got that, because I always think: one is thick and one is thin. Also one has a massive mole and one doesn’t

@buffythehaterslayer6918

Жыл бұрын

@@maxfieldnuckels9075 Massive mole!!! Love it!🤣🤣🤣

Heat is my favourite with them both.

For me, seeing De Niro's acting as a "30 year-old" guy was not convincing enough, I think his acting during that part of the movie looked old, while after the "award ceremony" scene you can see the best from his acting.

@Gma00001

4 жыл бұрын

I Disagree. De niro was amazing

@buffythehaterslayer6918

Жыл бұрын

@@Gma00001 🤣🤣🤣

anyone know the music that plays over the title card?

Hey, we still have Brad and Leo

Theres always been a rivalry .

Pacino Team!

Love them ❤

Please cover the money hiest

Two 🐐🐐 In their prime they are as good as anybody

Just need Pesci behind them both, ala Leo Getz

Y'all trippin Righteous Kill was awesome. Watched it with my sister for a night movie we both loved it

Wrong. Vito wasn’t looking over Michael as a baby. He was looking over Fredo as a baby.

Don't remember being this early.

Hard to choose between them but if I really have to... Pacino

I love Pacino in this movie easily my favourite character in the movie is Jimmy Hoffa

Pacino and De Niro were never in the same scene in The Godfather Part II.

LOVE AL PACINO

Maradona and Pele Of Cinema ..

@JM-fs3cg

4 жыл бұрын

ياسر العمري Pele? Lol. Ronaldinho is better than him

@user-xt3js8yh1b

4 жыл бұрын

@@JM-fs3cg Nah, Ronaldinho is Nothing beside Pele.. Pele lead his team with 3 World Cup Among greatest teams in the World, its big number and he's second After Maradona ..

@JM-fs3cg

4 жыл бұрын

ياسر العمري Lol, Ronaldinho is the best and most charismatic footballer... he is the best with Messi

@user-xt3js8yh1b

4 жыл бұрын

@@JM-fs3cg This is your Opinion .. Ronaldinho is a Show Man more than Football Player, Messi is not the greatest. Maradona is The greatest Football Player ever ..

@user-xt3js8yh1b

4 жыл бұрын

@@JM-fs3cg Watch basketball maybe you will judge fine .. Lmao

It is what it is.

Could you do a video on "The Outsiders" the movie

@lexi7749

4 жыл бұрын

Nostalgia nerd watch thug notes

@Ashesinferno28

4 жыл бұрын

I did, I just really love the film though

@lexi7749

4 жыл бұрын

Nostalgia nerd me too, it really is great

@rickardkaufman3988

4 жыл бұрын

Directed by The Guy who made The GodFather Trilogy.

"I've got Heat on DVD at home. For less money, we could be watching Robert De Niro AND Al Pacino on the same screen... I'm going to pretend I'm watching Heat."