JFK (3/7) Movie CLIP - A Mystery Wrapped in a Riddle Inside an Enigma (1991) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
A frenzied and paranoid David Ferrie (Joe Pesci) confesses his knowledge to a conspiracy before emotionally breaking down.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
The November 22, 1963, assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy shocked the nation and the world. The brisk investigation of that murder conducted under the guidance of Supreme Court Justice Earl Warren distressed many observers, even though subsequent careful investigations have been unable to find much fault with the conclusions his commission drew, the central one of which was that the assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, acted alone. Instead of satisfying the public, one result of the Warren Commission Report was that an unimaginable number of plausible conspiracy theories were bruited about, and these have supported a sizeable publishing mini-industry ever since. In making this movie, director Oliver Stone had his pick of supposed or real investigative flaws to draw from and has constructed what some reviewers felt was one of the most compelling (and controversial) political detective thrillers ever to emerge from American cinema. Long before filming was completed, Stone was fending off heated accusations of artistic and historical irresponsibility, and these only intensified after the film was released. In the story, New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison (Kevin Costner) is convinced that there are some big flaws in the investigation of Oswald (Gary Oldman), and he sets out to recreate the events leading up to the assassination. Along the way, he stumbles across evidence that a great many people had reason to want to see the president killed, and he is convinced that some of them worked in concert to frame Oswald as the killer. Among the suspects are Lyndon Baines Johnson (the next president), the CIA, J. Edgar Hoover, and the Mafia. Over the course of gathering what he believes to be evidence of a conspiracy, Garrison unveils some of the grittier aspects of New Orleans society, focusing on the shady activities of local businessman Clay Shaw (Tommy Lee Jones). Garrison's investigations culminate in his conducting a show trial that he knows he will lose and which he is sure will ruin his career in order to get his evidence into the public record where it can't be buried again. This movie won two of the many Academy Awards for which it was nominated: one for Best Photography (Robert Richardson) and the other for Editing (Joe Hutshing).
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Cast: Kevin Costner, Jay O. Sanders, Michael Rooker, Joe Pesci
Director: Oliver Stone
Producers: A. Kitman Ho, Arnon Milchan, Joseph P. Reidy, Oliver Stone, Clayton Townsend
Screenwriters: Oliver Stone, Zachary Sklar, Jim Garrison, Jim Marrs
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The shooters dont even know line always gave me the chills for some reason
It does make sense. Everyone involved only knows enough to do their part. It creates plausible deniability. A few a the top get whole picture. The idea is too keep that circle as small as possible. I
+DJ Rec01 I know.Whenever i hear that line i felt chills too,and began to feel uncomfortable.I still don't know why.
Zurie Pope same here, I played it again and realised it was the word "shooters " in that line that gave me the chill; that realization there was more than one shooter,
though I don't think he actually said that in real life
This movie has some of the best lines ever
Bob Ingalls Its a common need to know military operation. Just like working on airplanes, everyone was just responsible for one thing or part and when everyone had done their thing the plane is ready to go. Like me the crew chief only had to just make sure the wings didn't fall off. lol 😂
The key word in the whole scene is plural. “Shooters”.
John Sarviss blew my mind
Right
Notice when he says “shooters”, Garrison and the other guy look at each other like “whoa, did you hear him say that?”
Max Power omg I didn’t catch that before!
When the shooting is depicted in the film notice how much more accurate it is in every way than the official story!
Pesci can take profanity and make it high art.
Pesci should star in an Armando Ianucci film.
indeed
Most of the time.
He and Samuel L. Jackson
WHATTHEF*****YOUTALKINGABOUTYOUMOTH****YOU ;)
One of Joe’s most overlooked performances but truly one of his best. JFK was a great movie with an incredible cast.
"A toupee wrapped in a wig inside a bad haircut" - Joe Pesci's hair in this movie
His character had cancer and wore a wig in real life
thesir27 hahaha. It's a miniba a minibar. ...
thesir27 that’s hilariously
what about them eyebrows?
David Ferrie had lost his hair and wore wigs so the obvious wig was historically accurate.
Joe Pesci's performance is so underrated in this movie, he was amazing.
yeah but his performance was let down by the terrible make up.
@@888ssss 🤣 what you didn't like that wig and makeup 😭
@@888ssss That's what the dude actually looked like!
i know lol.@@laurad2442
The way he said in the end "I can't see straight " and how sad, regretful he was about his decisions in life is how I feel at times. How distraught and exhausted he was really got to me.
Just repent sincerely to Hashem. And also do mitzvot. You will see your world change. Make teshuvah all 3 steps.
I knew a lady who sometimes said "I'm so tired I can't see straight". I wonder if she got that from the movie.
I don t know whether to agree with you or not Jessie Cantor I just know what it s like when I m all distraught Feeling sore
@@fattymcfatso1083 Who knows Maybe she did
@Michael ....Oh WOW! Never heard of that bullshit before! It always works? Give it a rest, dumb-f*ck!
Man, even in the smallest role Pesci still dominates every single frame of film!
Joe Pesci should have gotten an Oscar for this scene alone.
+Max Power My thoughts exactly! So powerful.
+Max Power I agree, but I think the hairpiece should've gotten an honorable mention. LOL
Yes he should have, he was awesome in this movie .
+Archangel the Stylish True, LOL!
he already has an Oscar for GoodFellas
Joe Pesci doesn't get enough credit for this role. His performance is outstanding
One of the greatest performances in the history of cinema. Joe Pesci is terribly underrated. Brilliant actor.
He won an Oscar ….
@@fabjtown1 Correct, but he's still stereoyped as a 'mobster' and he and DeNiro being parodied on SNL and MadTV years ago didn't help
@@yusefendure People remember him well in My Cousin Vinny, the Lethal Weapon sequels, JFK, Raging Bull and both Home Alone films. I thought Pesci was a terrific comedic actor when working with good material.
@@threerings1345 I'll check out Easy Money then
@@yusefendure Pesci picks his roles. It's not that he's typecast. These are the roles he wants to play. He retired from acting in 1999 and has been in only four movies since (plus one in production). Even before that, he wasn't in a lot of films, fewer than 30 over nearly 25 years, and some of those were bit parts.
Soundtrack was perfect, John Williams showing his genius once again.
Utter wasteful soap saving for a few scenes.
Shore should've won that one. Instead got it for the bs LOTR. Lambs should've been his second Oscar since he was perfect at The Fly but The Academy works in more mysterious ways than the CIA.
"Who killed the president?"
"It was two yutes."
A pair of jokers and three bullets._. My guess is a full house killed him._. Oz was pissed.
MrChisleblast "Did you say 'yutes'? What is a 'yute'?"
“ Two WHat??”
*emphasis on the WH*
It was his own administration and the military sector!!!
Everything that guy just said is bullshit!
Joe Pesci had a wide range of roles in the early 90s from Goodfellas to Home Alone to JFK.
My Cousin Vinny and Lethal Weapon
@@XBC3-4GOTY Jimmy Hollywood.
He did it all in the early 90’s. His peak years as ac actor. Home Alone, Goodfellas, JFK, The Super, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, My Cousin Vinny, With Honors, Lethal Weapon 2, Lethal Weapon 3, and Casino
This scene always got to me. "It's a Mistery wrapped in an enigma. "
Most of the conspiracy believers never even read The Warren Report ( online free ) but are quick to disparage it . Reclaiming History and Case Closed are the best books on the subject .
mystery
it's a famous Churchill quote
“He’s a mystery wrapped in a Twinkie….” Jerry Seinfeld on Wayne Knight
Indeed so.
"It's a mystery wrapped in a riddle inside a shine box."
"... inside a little bit of an insult"
Funny 🤣 stuff!
"...buried inside a cornfield"
@@russcalabrese7561 Funny How????
@@snelgrave101 you know, funny, I don't know,it's just funny,I don't mean nothi'n by it. Your a funny guy.
Joe Pesci's brilliant performance is a perfect demonstration of the effects of PTSD.
If you thought he gave a brilliant performance, I'd go tell him to go get his shinebox.
@Agent1W lol seriously. Him and John Candy were both terrible in this film
@@jaymanishere13 opinions vary.
sure, honey.
@@jaymanishere13 a lot of critics were surprised at John Candy's performance in a dramatic role and how good he was in it.
I think this was a brilliant scene in a brilliant movie.
So you're a Conspiracy Theorist
@@hashimawan5402 As are most Americans on the JFK Assassination since 1966!
I'm with you; irrespective of a person's views on the authenticity of the whole movie, I think this is one of the most briiliantly directed movies of all time.
Man, you can FEEL everything that he's going through! The pain, the fear, the panic, everything! Then, he seems to calm down...and then tells him "All I ever wanted was to be a Catholic Priest, live in a Monastery, serve God...but I had this one weakness...and they defrocked me for it. I lost everything! I'm so exhausted, so tired, that I can't even see straight". When he's assured by Jim Garrison that he'll be taken care of, and that he'll protect him, the look in Dave Ferrie's eyes tell all of us one irrefutable fact: It's already too late for Dave Ferrie. Way too late! Shortly after that, Dave is found dead, in his apartment. But he hadn't committed suicide. The bad guys had killed him. Tragic...very tragic, indeed.
@@ronaldshank7589 I agree I just watched the movie again it’s on a couple streaming services right now it’s a great part.
"The shooters don't even know!" Meaning with all of them firing at the same time it's impossible to know who fired the fatal shot.
Firing squads do the same thing.
Well, it was Hyperbly! The killer shot knew he got it! This is just more to let him know this is to big and to deep for him to resolve. There are secret lodges within the lodges themselves.
No, I think it means that they don't even know who were the high up govt peeps that were pulling the strings on it. They were just the hired goons. And the fact that the goon were protected at first, and then brutally killed or payed to keep quiet is telling.
He means that the shooters are the muscle, not the brains, of the operation. They have no idea who is orchestrating everything. Of course, Oliver Stone doesn't know either.
He meant the shooters did not know who had orchestrated the assassination. That way they could never reveal who ordered him killed- whether in a drunken moment, to one’s spouse or if they were prosecuted and faced the electric chair or were tortured for the info. “Compartmentalization.”
Pesci’s most underrated role
the shooters don't even know!! don't you get it!? best scene!!😉
Exactly
Ion get it
True
@@mhvisionzz9690 the shooters didn’t know who’s order it was. Who ordered the hit
@@theraiden1018 they don't care. They just want to get paid
Oliver Stone used here quotation of Winston Churchill from 1939 about soviet foreign policy "A mystery wrapped in a riddle inside an enigma"
this whole movie is full of inconsistency. Stone said it was a counter-myth to the warren myth. Still a myth.
His role is so underappreciated in this movie,the fact that his name wasn't even mentioned in the opening credits made me think like he wasn't going to have a great role in the movie,but my word each and every scene which featured him, Tommy Lee, Gary Oldman and Jack Lemmon, Kevin Bacon were more than amazing,some acting performances they gave 👏👏.
How the hell do you just ignore the absolutely horrid hair piece & eye brows?? I'm so confused by this.
@@Gameboy-Unboxings Because David Ferrie in real also had the same appearance. He also wore wig and had the same eyebrows.
He goin hard but its tough to focus with that wig lol
radiation treatments for cancer took his hair out
which made him wear wigs
@Janetta Martin
Exactly. Ferrie thought he did.
David Ferrie had a medical condition where he couldn't grow hair. That's why he wore a wig and fake eyebrows.
So sad ..
Ferrie developed alopecia later in life. He had hair early on... it all fell out as he got older.
*Idk if anyone here knows her, but the very popular CZcamsr ShoeOnHead has alopecia. Her wigs are super expensive and she does her eyebrows very well so you can't even tell they're not real.*
A friend of mine started developing alopecia. He seems to have beat it now because his eyebrows and hair grew back once he started taking better care of himself diet wise.
Old man Rockefeller had this condition also.
It's amazing year after year that people are just starting to understand this concept of how big this is. I read the comments and I see eyes slowly waking up from the endless slumber.
It's why people go communist, and it's also why the CIA goes after communists the hardest
Oswald killed Kennedy.
The other way around, actually.
If wolves devour one another the hyenas can laugh more with each other.
Do you understand that this is a fiction movie, not a documentary?
"He use to run guns for Castro when he was still on OUR side. Then WE tried to wack him." He was referring to the Mob. David Ferrie was with the mob. He was Carlos Marcello's pilot. Back when Castro was rebelling against Batista the mob was supporting Castro so that if he won he'd let them continue with their casinos. Also according to the Irishman, Ferrie picked up 3 high powered rifles from the Irishman in New York and flew them over to New Orleans just a week before the assassination of JFK.
Someone else is paying attention 👍
I didnt know he was Marcellos pilot
Batista was OK with the Mafia in Cuba they worked together to make Havana a hotspot. Lucky Luciano even called a meeting in Cubs because he wasn’t allowed back in the U.S. It was Castro who kicked them out once he gained power and control of Cuba.
@Richard Stephens thats why I believe the theory that the mob used a delicate government plan Operation Amworld to force the government to cover up the crime
@Richard Stephens If that were true they wouldn't have asked the mafia for help during world war 2 or the Cuban missile crisis lol. Not saying the mafia was more powerful than the government but they were pretty much at that level. I mean they fixed the 1960 presidential election come on.
The mob supported Castro, a known communist, against Batista? Meyer Lanksy had tens of millions dependent on Batista. Castro blindsided them. Cmon man.
it's a mystery wrapped in a riddle inside a shinebox!
sorry I couldn't help myself
You may fold under questioning.
Watch out peschi might wack you....
Hey Joey! Go get your shinebox!!!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The fuckin shoes dont even know
The other actors are watching Pesci in amazement the spitting on the ground surprised them possibly wasn't in the script
One of Pesci's best performances among many
He's fearful of poisonous coffee.
That scene with Joe pesci as David ferrie was one of the scariest scenes in the whole movie he was telling garrison in his own way that he knew alot of who was behind the jfk assassination despite that he told very little but he knew more alot more but he never got to say it peci should have won an Oscar for playing ferrie its the best movie he's ever done except for his performance in raging bull that was also a very good movie he was in he was unforgettable playing David ferrie
Don’t forget his rule in goodfellas
And don’t forget Interpunction.
Thank you Mr English Teacher
i won't forget it next time. Check my punctuation here for any mistakes let me know thanks.
@@eddieq2189
Good boy. 👍
He was already up for goodfellas. Although the double rule for supporting...not sure rn.
This whole movie is like experiencing cocaine psychosis.
keefriff99 but in the best possible way
it´s because it´s a fallacy too. Stone said it. A counter-myth to the Warren myth.
No, it's a GREAT movie, but it's just a serious head trip.
he should have had his shinebox on him
Haha! Or maybe you haven't heard you been gone a long time. I don't shine shoes no more😉
Just breakin' your ball a little bit. Just breakin' your balls.
Max Power I didn't want to get blood on your floor...
sometimes its hard to tell when you are just breaking my balls.....lot of people around lol
Mellon-farmer!!!
This movie man has so many great actors.
Joe Pesci, Michael rooker, John candy, Kevin Costner, Donald Sutherland, Gary Oldman, Kevin bacon, Tommy Lee Jones, Jack Lemmon, Vincent d Onofrio
So many, that one of them could have been actually connected to the JFK assassination by less than 6 degrees of separation.
Sinister forces.
And Michael Rooker too.
Since no one else wants to say it, Kevin Costner looks so good in this movie. Gorgeous even.
Maybe no one thought it was relevant...
Brilliant performance, he definitely should have been nominated at the Oscars that year.
Yeah, him, Gary Oldman and Donald Sutherland and Kevin Bacon and Jack Lemmon
Tommy Lee Jones got nominated instead for best supporting actor.
Oldman would be fine there but not the others.
Movie is a soap sadly.
The fact that it actually does have good moments is at the end annoying to me. Thank God Lambs justly received the statuettes. Fairest Oscars ever.
This Movie gave chills to Stephen king.
It must REALLY suck to be in that position this guy was in. This scene gives me so much anxiety. Lol.
Avengers was the best crossover
*Kennedy Assassination Plot* : Hold my whiskey
Pesci should have 5 oscars: Raging Bull, Goodfellas, JFK, Casino and the Irishman.
Damn pesci is such an underrated actor!
He nailed this role
Why is he underrated?
He is not underrated at all. Whole world knows he is one of the best actors all time
I can’t fathom how even in these days crucial eye witnesses died in such bizarre ways and no one could ever find who did it
Mr. Garrison, do you think I am funny? Am I a clown?
Lmaoooooo Good One Bro
Joe Pesci really delivered the paranoia well
Any moment, the mob would do a Jack Ruby on him?
If you spend a few days in New Orleans, you'll find that many of the people who live there, have a brogue that is very similar to Joe's. That's not unrealistic at all.
Fun fact, that was joe pescis real hair
Garrison didn't understand what he was up against
Who does?
This is the "Ferry" "fairy" character also depicted in "The Irishman".
When in Irishman?
@@KMcNally117 when Frank gets sent by Russell to take a rig to the dog track in Miami he also in the film meets E Howard Hunt
Yes
By the way
Anyone paid attention to the amazing performance of Jack Lemmon in the few scenes he appeared in that movie
Joe Pesci performance is remarkable
I have watched this video clip at least a couple of hundred times. One of my favorite scenes and lines in the movie.
Indeed a segment worth watching in a loop a few times. Specially drunk. One ends up spitting beer allover.
How could Garrison protect Ferrie (Pesci) when the President himself couldn't be protected!
This is pretty much how I behaved while prepping for final exams.
When I seen Joe Pesci in the first scene. I knew he was going to be pure comic relief. "The f'n shooters don't even know!" I love it!
Jesus fuprincess Christian... comic relief....
Why God, why?
When he said “the shooters don’t even know,” he meant the shooters did not know who had orchestrated the assassination. That way they could never reveal who ordered him killed- whether in a drunken moment, to one’s spouse or if they were caught and prosecuted and faced the electric chair or were tortured for the info. Compartmentalization.
Great script writing in this movie for joe pesci, and good acting by Joe Pesci in this role, he should have won academy award!Its a mystery wrapped in a riddle inside an enigma!
Poor Dave. He knew it was curtains for him, too.
Joe Pesci is a great actor and he's great in this, but dammit I can't stop staring at his wig.
Eyebrows are also very distracting
the real character he potrayed had a medical condition that he needed to wear a wig and a fake eyelash
@@hashiramasayan162 ive heard this is just a myth to protect the integrity of the movie
@@geneschwartz no. Watch the movie. When they find his dead body he is completely bald and has no eyebrows
My favorite scene from this movie
Yeah? The "Meeting with X" scene with Donald Sutherland is undoubtedly my favorite part. It answers the question of "why would the powers that be want to kill President John F. Kennedy?"
+ryanspears1986 Definitely my favorite scene as well. "Kings are killed Mr. Garrison, Politics is power."
Cresencio Medina kings are KILLED and medias rule...
The riddle is who killed kennedy..
The mystery is an assassination by Oz...
The enigma is the kennedy Os enigma...
The illusion of a shooting by an illusuonist named Oz....
It's a movie within the movie.
Interesting fact, the character Pesci plays in JFK called David Ferrie. Actually appears In Martin Scorsese's The Irishman with Joe Pesci but is played by a different actor. It's the scene where De Niro's character has to pick up guns to travel to Florida or Miami with. And De Niro is given papers by Ferrie.
Masterclass in acting.
Silvio Dante wants his hair back
That's me when I break down history to people who don't know 😂😂😂😂😂
One of the best movies ever made. ..... Truth is, and never mentioned in the movie, JFK had taken the USA out of the FED in June of 63 and started printing money, Red Seal, not beholding to the FED. JFK said, "As long as we belong to the FED we'll always be in debt." ..... Look up the FED debt and see who profited the most from the killing. Stone wrote, "Who had the money to pull it off and who stood to profit." ..... No President since has taken on the FED.
Over 2 hundred million Americans why don't U get all of the people a stop Washington as a show of force till something done people power day after day then U will gather attention start with Bush and hunt oil and geo going
This is probably a dumb question but what is the FED
@@young2740
Do you not get it?
The member-clients of the Federal Reserve are the regional reserve banks...
The client-members of the regional reserve banks are the big local banks....
The Federal Reserve is ONE OF MANY Reserve banks that is client-member of the BANK OF INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS in Basel Switzerland...
BIS is extra territorial and does not have to follow ANY laws on earth or disclose anything and all former BIS employees are immune from later prosecution....
YOUR COUNTRY is more than likely a member of the BIS also...
It is literally an untouchable global cartel
@@ricpeden7499
Read my comment above (the one on the Fed...well just read both more on the BIS is in the second link in the other comment. Ive made 3)
Yup, He started to issue, gold and silver certificates too.
David Ferry was quite a character.
One of the finest acting scenes in the history of cinema.
Oh someone else already said that
One of many great scenes in a brilliant film by Oliver Stone. .
Aside from David's fear which is obvious by the delivery of the dialogue alone, but you can see the overall general concern in Jim and Lou's face for him....especially Lou...you can tell he feels very sympathetic for David's situation!! Bill on the other hand, chewing on that stogie with added eye rolls...could care less. Lots of superb acting going on in this scene as well as the whole film!!
This scene was explosive. Love this film! Brilliant editing
Pesci's toupee was more suspicious-looking than Oswald going into that book depository
Ha ha ha ha
Those eyebrows.....that hair.....
Google David Ferrie, he looks exactly the same. It's based on an actual person.
I made my daughter watch this movie. I bet you know what she thinks of the government now.
Make sure she reads "War is Racket".
Afraid we do but you fail to.
@@fernandoferreira6293 How would you know Nando? You know virtually nothing about me or what i know regarding one if the darkest days if this country.
I once heard Oswald backed out at the last minute when he realized President Kennedy was the target. Who knows.
I feel like people don't know what David actually looked like with his pasted on homemade eybrows and wig he also made. lol. I think this was a an epic performance of David Ferrie.
His wig is a conspiracy.
Pesci is an amazing actor. One of the best.
The wig is hilarious
That wig was touching Joe Pesci's eyebrows- it's so f☆☆☆ing low. Kevin Costner was laughing after every take.
Never rat on your friends even if they make you shine their shoes. - Jimmy Conway
A masterpiece of a movie... Lost count how many times I've watched it and never gets old! That was a great scene in the movie! Here we are 2021 and Oswald stands as the lone assassin of JFK... Everything else to this point is just theory.
There's a documentary that came out in the last couple of years that explains everything. As far as I know it's been deleted from YT but is available on other platforms.
If you're interested I can try to find a link.
Btw, JFK, although it contains some great info and is an enthralling film, is misleading. As are most, if not all documentaries. They are what in the industry is known as disinformation.
@@theselector4733 no one knows the truth and to be honest I don’t think anyone will ever know. It’s a terrible shame. America as a nation, an idea, and a people, lost something that day it was never able to get back. This nation fractured on November 22nd, 1963. I fear we may never recover.
Oswald does NOT stand as the lone assassin, there was a poll taken and around 75% of the American public does NOT believe the Warren Commission and the lone gunman theory!
@@bebo5558 on official records Oswald is the lone assassin... Not counting polls or theories or rumors. I don't buy it as many others don't either but officially that's the way its recorded.
@@gilbertrios5283 The Warren Commission is not the official record, anymore than the Easter Bunny or Santa Clause, it's one of 25 to 50 theories, of what happened that day!
JOE's Wig looked like it was coming Off 🤣😂😂😂
I really liked that Garrison (Costner) showed genuine pity when he knew he pushed his man too hard and caused him to crack up: 1:45; 2:11; 2:20. Incredible non-verbal acting. Garrison had a very human moment. By the time he gets to "it will be okay Dave . . " he's already switched back to being a prosecutor.
Looking at that scene gave me chills to me that was the most intense scene on the entire movie it felt too real to me I felt sorry for David ferrie watching this scene and applauded Joe pesci for playing David ferrie like he did he nailed it I thought he was really David ferrie watching that scene made me realize just how serious this thing was and how they planned on silencing people who.knew.or.were involved on this great secretive dangerous plot which they did get to do.just that the killers were never caught questioned or interrogated even Kennedy's assassin's were killed it just goes to show you the precautions they took to keep.it.solent from the public that is scary
Joe Pesci should won an oscar for this.
David Ferrie-"I'm so exhausted, I can't see straight". That statement alone speaks volumes.
1:He is physically and emotionally worn down to a proverbial knub.
2:He's so tired of dealing with the whole situation.
3:He is the only one to express any remorse over President Kennedy's Assassination.
4: He's fatally trapped inside the biggest conspiracy that was known to mankind at that point.
5:He just wants everything to be over...done...kaput...so that he can go back to his life as it was, before he got entangled with this whole thing. Yet, he realizes that, as I said, it's too late for him. He said it best, when he quoted the Rhyme:
"Oh, what a tangled web we weave,
When others we practice to deceive"!
The only thing that separated him from death was a matter of hours. He knew that, when the conspirators caught up with him aww, that he was done for.
No remorse. You miss the point. His move was for self preservation. Everyone bellow Shaw wqs going. He knew his days were counted.
Pesci, Bacon, Sutherland and John Candy did very well in their minor roles.
Joe was great in this...his Cajun accent was right on target...he should have gotten another Oscar.
:32-:34 that's me drinking coffee too hot every morning
Reports are that this is the best impersonation of Ferrie. Joe killed this scene
Joe's Pesci performance + the music = goosebumps
So good. Please upload the scene with Pesci talking about the possible plot with Tommy Lee Jones.
I was saying he got screwed over should've gotten best supporting actor Oscar
David Ferry, the sanest person in room.....
So glad someone else thinks that. Here, have a coffee. Black. Black. Like our dearest blackest ops.
I find the Pesci scenes, especially this one, to be electrifying.
Love the isolated bass after Pesci's iconic line - the echo of faraway thunder
David Ferrie is funny. Like a clown. He amuses me.
Funny, how?
It’s fun and games, man. Fun and games.
Lmao
That made me laugh hahaha I love this scene
Joes wig is hypnotizing.
The way he says the word "Mongoose" hahaha, and the line "I can't keep talking like this, they're gonna kill me!"
Joe Pesci was amazing in this movie.
Him, Donald Sutherland and Tommy Lee Jones stole the show
Nah not really
One of the greatest scenes ever!