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As one Italian-American comedian said to his Irish-American comedian friend on a podcast way back - "The mafia, like most organised crime, is just a Gentlemen's Club for Serial Killers".
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My Grandfather came from Gangi Sicily and settled in Kansas City, he had 5 sons with my Grandmother whose family came from Naples and was born here in Kansas City, , my Grandmother's family was connected her Cousin was called Jimmy Needles and he was blamed for killing John Lanzia , anyway my Grandfather took his family and moved to Harrisonville Missouri, a small town 45 miles south of Kansas City, back then 45 miles kept his family on the straight and narrow, he was friends with Joe Filardo and all the oldtimers but he kept his family safe and built a great grocery store that we ran until the early 2000s and sold to a big chain , he kept his family safe and honest, he was a great man and was loved by many, I still have people that come up to me and tell me that " if not for your Grandfather we would have gone without food," he would also hold checks for people, he would not cash the check until the people told him that it would clear the bank , in alot of cases he just gave people food, it was in the depression and he never turned people away, he always made sure they had food, he was a great man, and passed away in 1972
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The people here in the comments still glorifying the mob. š
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Is amazing how finally we are understanding the horror of this movie. I hope i can see happening the same with "The wolf of wall street" soon.
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I still say Goodfellas is the greatest mafia movie ever made. Not The Godfather. Ray Lotta's best performance of his career and it's not even close. I'd say greatest narration if it wasn't for Shawshank and Casino..I mean between those two movies we could be here all fuckin night!
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Everyone who wants to be street should watch this and Paid in full. Thereās no loyalty in these streets.
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This is so true until youāve lived the life. It looks fun. It looks cool. But itās really a terrible life. Yes, there are benefits. You donāt have any rules. You donāt follow the law. No one screws with you. If they do, they donāt get away with it. However, youāre always looking in your rearview mirror, every time you get out of the car, you donāt know if youāre gonna get shot or arrested, when you walk out the front door of your house, you have to look around to make sure thereās no one there not being part of the life is so much more relaxing. Also, thereās no retirement plan for the life, no Social Security you have to make a certain amount of money if youāre American to collect Social Security. No pension no retirement no medical insurance. The real heroes are the guys that focus on taking care of their families.
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Henry Hill killed people too, he never confessed bec there's no statute of limitations on murder but it's believed he killed Spider as well as others.
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People who don't know, do not consider how nerve racking it is, to be surrounded by such paranoid ruthless folks, even if you weren't a legit made man, but see, the dudes who ARE inside don't know any different, they grew UP in this atmosphere, so I think it's very subjective too, some cats are born to be players in this type of world, just like some men take to combat in the service like they were designed for it..
Dudes who are comfortable and keep their heads and genuinely love combat and that kinda adrenaline stuff usually excel and end up in the Teams or something higher , sort of similar to Mafia higher ups and cartel type players seek out not only someone loyal, preferably close (family - wise) but also calm & smooth under pressure, and individuals who are loyal .
Having said all this, I kinda agree with the individual in the comments here who sorta poked fun at all the glorifying that gets done, and usually the ones doing that are ones who don't know what's really up.
My brother got caught up in the same kinda thing with a motorcycle MC "club" , it was cool in the early days, the guys wanted to ride , party, wrench on bikes, and hang with their brothers, but you get these glory hound cowboys who want to "play bad" because they've seen too many movies, and you soon either find yourself in a boat load of trouble, or six feet under pushing daisies... These type of dudes ruined certain smaller clubs and their reputations, and many good fuckin guys had their lives ruined because of the 1970 Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) or they wound up dead. It ain't all Hollywood and roses, man.
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Oh there's uncle Joe? He killed everyone in this shot!šššššš Classic line by sco
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There's a rat in the kitchen what am I gonna do there's a rat in the kitchen what am I going do
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You know its romanticized when even the people who lived it are glad theyre out and its over
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I called in a order for some lasagna...& All I got was spegetti noodles and ketchup šš
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And then, when you go straight your own family disowned you. I was really lucky because my dad taught me from the time I was born not to ask questions and to know as little as possible about what everyone was doing because the more knew the more chance you had of being killed. 30 years later people say oh well what did he say about this or what did he say about that? I didnāt ask him, I wouldāve asked them. I just said well. The way I grew up you donāt ask questions. you just never ask questions you donāt want to know the answers this is the reality of living the lifestyle. Then when I went straight, not only did I not ask questions I didnāt want to hear about anything because that was kept me safe.
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Goodfellas ends, but then luckily My Blue Heaven begins
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That's the most sober and coherent I"ve ever heard an interview with HH
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Having walked upon the hit of Castellano and his bodyguard just seconds after it happened in front of Sparks steakhouse I could still smell the gun smoke the reality of what the mob really is vicious and no one safe.
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This is why Goodfellas is such a great movie. The first half glorifies that lifestyle. The second half makes you realize there are only three outs for that lifestyleā¦death, jail, or witness protection.
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You get to live like lawless rockstars but you die by your brother's hand.
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@Johnny53kgb-nsa
9 months ago
There's Uncle Joe, yea, he killed everybody in this shot. š
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