“Go ahead, Mosca! Make it easy!” | Miami Vice
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- One of iconic Miami Vice episode ending: under questioning from a reporter (Julie Ann Sipos) among the swarm of media gathered on the courthouse steps, Mosca insists he's been the victim of a government vendetta. Terry arrives at the courthouse with a gun intent on killing Mosca for having his father killed, but Crockett manages to talk him out of it.
From Miami Vice Season 4 Episode 1 'Contempt of Court': Crocket goes to jail to protect his source when he and Tubbs tackle organized crime.
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I've never forgotten how Stanley Tucci lit up the screen in this episode. You could literally feel his power, his heat. And I became a die-hard fan of his that day.
Stanley Tucci’s Mosca was arguably one of the better villains on Vice. And Hammer’s music is spot on too!
Well said 😅
That monster is Stanley Tucci, the same guy who was in The Hunger Games as Caesar Flickerman the TV show host?
His name is Muerte!!
but he had the worst bodyguards ever xD
"boTh aRE ArgUaBlY uNdERraTeD" your other 15 accounts already said that
I thought Crockett was going to say “Go ahead Mosca….make my day “ 😂
Stanley Tucci was an up-and-coming actor in this series I believe his work speaks for itself
WE ❤️ MIAMI VICE!!!!!🇬🇷
Οι Σκληροί του Μαϊάμι! Κορυφαία σειρά!
Nice how Crockett & Tubbs whip out their guns in classic pose in this intense confrontation àfter Mosca evades Justice yet again.
I was actually thinking about this scene today, I was wondering about the kid who played his son. And yes, this was one of the best scenes from the show!
Agree with both of you!
Rest in peace Mark Blum playing Moscas Attorney in this episode. You left us was to soon from coronavirus complications Such a loss of a great character actor. Love your role in the movie Desperately Seeking Susan. 5/14/20 to 3/25/20 R.I.P.
*Loved his work in "The Presidio" (Sean Connery and Mark Harmon) ... RIP*
Stanley Tucci is such a great actor. He is an iconic supporting actor and I really wish he had of had more chances to be a leading actor. He's just great in everything he does.
DAMN I MISS THE EIGHTIES MIAMI VICE!😢😔
This is one of the best scenes of the series. The ending of the first episode of the fourth season had just one thing to say, buckle your seats because Crockett and Tubbs are back to give you one hell of a ride. Such an awesome cop show.
3:01 lol Moska's guy on the left 😄 goes bow legged like he's about to jump on a horse.
Another day for Sonny Crockett to keep a low profile
No one could ever unveil the perfect disguise between this guy and Sonny Burnett
One of the baddest scenes in Miami Vice history
What the fuck? Literally everyone started on Miami Vice.
Obviously ;)
MV was the hot ticket in the 80's........everyone wanted to get on the show for more exposure !!!!!!!!!!!!
Pretty much😅😅
"Go ahead, pal. Make my day."
Beat me to it.
Boss Mosca played by Stanley Tucci was one of the greatest MIAMI VICE villains😎🌴🦩
Dennis Farina as Lombard was probably portrayed worse but in the end he was kinda just like a regular guy..
So many great actors played in that show, from Tucci to Bruce Willis... and ALL of them were great. Heck, even David "Sledge Hammer" Rasche acted at his best in Miami Vice. :D
@@Janotes But his character got killed off in Season 5... how come?
one of my top 3 fave episodes -- tucci KILT it. he was so good as mosca that they brought him back for a follow-up episode
I remember watching this when it premiered 👍🌴🌴😎
Me too. I was only 7, but I’ll never forget Crockett seeing his friend murdered in jail. 😎
Legendary all the way around. We were lucky to get to watch it.
1:07 *dat WINK tho!!!*
Not that was intense. Excellent!!!!!!!
80's with the cheesy shots. Loved it!
"Go ahead, Mosca, make it easy."
Cold! 😀 A cop couldn't be that brutally open today, with there being 200 people filming on their phones and the media on standby waiting to call them psychotic on the front page. Nothing like these shows now. The 2000s were probably the last best. Best now are Law and Order and Chicago PD, and even those put the characters through hell with IA over the slightest incidents.
Some cops are not all but some
Even in that time they would have been called to order, it's TV dude.
Come watch Baltimore Police….they don’t f around…..
yawn....ok you made your grand statement
Wow. Intense
A really nice Jan Hammer score on this episode 😎
No one got that this was a play on the iconic Clint Eastwood line. Gina would also revise it with "give me a reason".
Mosca was mocking that kid to dare him to shoot him dead, to avenge his father. The kid would either be shot by his body guards, or get arrested by Crockett and Tubbs, and go to prison. Mosca did not really care about dying as long as he gets to ruin the life of the son too. He knew that ruining the kid's life would also mess with Crockett and Tubbs too.
yep i think we all get it ;-)
Great film!
Actually luv Tubbs with the beard
Perfectly done scene sonny was human but went back to cop mode in a split second
I miss this show 😄
Miami vice expetacular seriado oss
Iconic
At least he got to stop this one. He hasn't been so lucky other times...
Exactly you are right on that one the ending of the episode "No Exit" springs to mind when I watch the finale of this scene.......
@@TechNoir-wz5ic And the beginning of "Payback" as well...
MIAMI VICE! WOO HOO!
Tucci was an awsome bad guy I wanted more mosca
Thank you.
MV stretching reality again by having people pointing guns at each other on the courthouse steps IN BROAD DAYLIGHT! Also note actors like Stanley Tucci and Meg Foster who appeared in this episode were some of the most highly sought TV performers at the time, yet they receivled much less attention on a show that regularly guest-casted pop culture stars like James Brown, Miles Davis, Ted Nugent and Frank Zappa in major speaking roles.
That's Miami vice pal
Feel bad for the informer and his kid, justice is really screwes up sometimes
It's BOOKMAN!!
a Iron Maiden song was in this episode.
Can't Oochie the Tucci
🤣
If you pay close attention, Crockett is NO longer brandishing the Bren-Ten in this season instead he was using a Colt 45 at this time.
Who was the DA with the lovely eyes? Meg Foster?
Don’t do it man
fore closure.
I've got a great question : Why a ridiculous small gun for Rico ?
Probably because Tubbs' weapon of choice is a shotgun, and the snub .38 is his ankle/back up gun.
If I remember correctly, Rico was an undercover detective from New York City. At this time the standard issued service pistol was the .38. Being he was still a New York cop, he had to carry the .38 revolver.
Later that day Mosca repented his wrong doings and shoot himself. The End.
This kid discharges a weapon on steps of the Federal Courthouse @2:56 and Vice Detectives pull on the intended target? This is why I never liked Cop shows...
Vim de omuaomua por isso cheguei mais rápido que um relâmpago
They played Iron Maiden in this episode.
Is that benicio del Toro
dont know why he didnt play more of these mobster characters....suits him well.....most of hes other movie characters are boring
Tubbs beard not working for him
Great episode, great actors. But that kid with the gun was a horrible actor.
do what i say or we take your property. fines,
Michael Mann had his actors train with real-life undercover law enforcement officers. Both Jamie Foxx and Colin Farrell observed undercover operations from a safe distance. Farrell was told he'd learned so much, he was welcome to participate in a real sting operation. During the operation (caught on video, excerpts of which are shown in the DVD extra), guns were drawn and the officers identities questioned. Farrell reports being scared for his life. He spontaneously ripped open his shirt to demonstrate he wasn't wearing a wire, an act the agent-in-charge later commended for being realistic, quick-witted improvisation. After suffering anxiety and insomnia that night, Farrell contacted the agent-in-charge and was told that the sting operation was staged, and he was never in any danger. He was to be told the next morning during a debrief.