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Starring: Mahershala Ali, Viggo Mortensen
Directed By: Peter Farrelly
Synopsis: A working-class Italian-American bouncer becomes the driver of an African-American classical pianist on a tour of venues through the 1960s American South.
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Just realized that Tony goes extra hard when he's beating up the drunk, so that when he returns the hat, he has some blood on his shirt to back up his story.
Tony looks down at his shirt "Uh...yeah. Yeah, thats exactly why i did it. For the authenticity."
good observation. 👍👍
He also flashes his bruised knuckle, when he accepts the tip!
Well his father did tell him to do everything 100%
Tony is manipulative.
He went from throwing away two glasses that black men drank out of in the beginning of the movie, to inviting a black man over to his home for Christmas dinner by the end of the movie. Like other commenters stated, that is a great example of character development. Not to mention, he became a lifelong friend to Don Shirley. I love films based on true events, and this is one of the best ones I've seen since Radio.
Radio was a great film too
How we gonna do that Coach Jone?
Radio is a great movie. What did you think of Remember the Titans?
@@lilguiedo that was a classic too
They weren't lifelong friends
Eight minutes and it establishes Tony as mostly uneducated and probably not the brightest man, but with a shrewd, hard streak in him. Such fantastic character development.
That's not hard to do with 8 minutes, if you think that's some amazing achievement than I'm worried
Grimmy 777 Well then, can’t wait to see your film winning best picture next year. Oh wait
I agree I was impressed by that explicit, deep, character exploration and depiction. In 8 minutes I feel I know everything about him. They nailed the american- Italian familia side perfectly. I mean perfectly. I worked for many years with italians and this is exactly how they will interact flawlessly in toxicity and everyday life. This scene alone made me want to watch the movie. Seems like a real gangster movie coming up in that storyline.
Nathan Johnson seems pretty smart by taking the hat to score points with the mob
The real tony used to be in the american army
When he says plumbing is an italian job I can only think of Mario
That’s ahhh me!
this made me laugh...thx!
Mario is Japanese, he sounds Italian, and looks like a Mexican.
Don't forget about Luigi they are both good plumbers.
@@cupofmilk24 and was renamed in tribute to Mario Segale, an american businessman
I love how the music doesn't stop or skip a beat and bobby rydell keeps right on singing while Tony goes over and beats the crap out of the patron. Good old Copa days in the early 60's.
This was actually a conversation we had on set. A lot of times you just had to ignore what was going on "I didn't see nothing" or you'd get in trouble too
When I was security at a casino there was a big brawl I had to break up, and gets hands on with. Band never stopped playing the entire time.
I've played bars where fight broke out . The golden rule is : Don't stop playing , even if the song is ending ,just drag it out longer. If you stop it draws attention to the fight . If you keep playing more people will keep dancing or whatever and not get involved-in the brawl
I just got why he did the bit with the trash can. Parking in front of a fire hydrant is illegal, so he covered it with the can so any patrolling cops wouldn't realize it was there.
Thanks! I didn’t realize that! :)
I was wondering about that. But idk, doesn't seem like that ruse would fool anyone.
@@JuanDeSoCal yea lol
@@JuanDeSoCal Lol he is implying either cops are dumb or that if they ticket him while can is there techniquely its not his fault.
......duh? Why else?
Viggo Mortenson is the greatest actor of our generation, he got credited with this film's win, he deserves it for Eastern Promises.
Mads Mikkelsen , if we are talking about scandinavian actors.
Omg eastern promises was so good. I wanna see madds now that this guy mentions it with viggo in a movie.... omg
captain fantastic make me cried a lot..must watch..
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 So...Robert DiNero is an Italian actor?
He was pretty awesome in "A History of Violence" too
Viggo is in fact a real-life polyglot. He can speak Italian, among a number of other languages.
Well now, as an Italian, I actually needed the subtitles to understand what they were saying. I don't know why Viggo speaks so badly here, since there are videos proving he can do it much fluently.
@@vhimeras8030 He's speaking in dialect, suspect it's Calabrian/Sicilian.
Lumilettress ma sta palesemente parlando in dialetto...
Lumilettress he’s speaking Sicilian
@@Noles4life77 He speaks the typical Italian of Italian Americans. It is different from the Italian spoken in Italy. The Italian of Italian Americans is influenced by dialects of southern Italy and , at the same time, by the Anglo-Saxon pronunciation ...
4:56 "Im gunna drink for two months" 😂😂😂😂
people right now during the covid 19 era
song name?
I loved this bit, a small nod to the Italian Mafia and it’s hold in New York.
Oh god! You're that one wise guy arent you? You just had to say something didnt ya
What mafia? I dunno no mafia here, son. Stop asking questions, else you'd be sleepin' with the fishes. Capiche?
yeah cuz maffia is a good thing lol
That hat Tony Lip took was not from a "mobster" it was taken from Frank Sinatra himself my Grandparents were in line that night.
@@scottwpilgrim damn,I just read that in an Italian voice
Viggo absolutely shocked me with this performance. Aragorn was amazing, spot on but this is so different and spot on as well. Viggo is a legend!
Tony's smart man. Bouncing at a big club like that, you probably run into your fair share of wise guys, and maybe have to put hands on them. He's getting in good with his "pal Gio" there so that he's got some juice too if he ever needs someone to vouch for him after roughing up someone who is connected.
If he roughed up a made guy being on Gio’s good graces wouldn’t save him. He would be gone. He never made any money for them. (In the movie, real life stories not shown are not included.) So he wouldn’t be of any importance and would be clipped without challenge. To me he seemed like he was trying to join up in the ranks and take care of certain favors for LaScudo.
@@griffinsalluci3787 Yeah for sure he couldn't knock out a made guy, but then again Tony is smart enough to know not to do that. I more meant "connected" guys. Guys who probably know somebody who is made, but ain't themselves yet. Gio could step in then most likely, if the guy made an issue of it. Tony seems to be well known in the neighbourhood for his ability to throw hands. I feel like if he wanted muscle work for legit mobsters, he'd already have it. I doubt he wants to commit actual crimes.
Little did we know thata few decades later, Tony Lip would be running a NY crime family 😅
Uh he should not under any circumstances "rough up " a mafia member. ARE you nuts. People get iced for much less at a mob hangouts and restaurants. Like Raos in harlem
You're a Ded man instantly if you "rough up" a mafia member. Get capped right there. Stuff like that happens. Some dude unloaded at rao's restaurant in harlem
One of the greatest openings of all time
This song is a masterpiece and Viggo the best!
Viggo is such a great actor. Man disappears into every role and does so perfectly.
Loved the movie, can't say enough good things about it. It was a story of friendship, love, and family. All the haters can suck it!
John! I want a letter...as soon as you cook a meal lololol...rewatched that 100 times n laughed like a nut..great film!
Suck what?
No you suck it!
SOMEBODY
NAME OF THE TRACK PLS
@@AC-ny1di - That Old Black Magic
What a great movie. So happy it won best picture. Well deserved!
You pair of geniuses, Oscar ceremony had been around spring
@WANG SILANG Year_15 I mean that sentence concerns present, not past.
@Michael Ortega He ain't Legolas bro he's Aragorn
I know rightt
i didn't see the movie, i saw bohemian rhapsody, i did not agree with green book winning best picture at all!!
...I did not realize that this was Aragorn.
Oh crap you’re right
Yes. Thats my man Viggo Mortensen. Curse me if i spelled that wrong
year passed,dear friend
Yejune Yoon concur-when I saw it in the theatre I said to my companion “who is that, he looks familiar.” The weight gain for the part, perhaps.
How the mighty fallen lol
I love how Lip does this. Starts the first rowdy guy up with a juicy bomb, knocks him goofy, leaves him for his buddies to handle and grabs the other guy himself to drag out and tune up, lol thats crowd control baby!
I wish modern security was like that. Working as a security guard you can only just give them a verbal warning.
I worked as a bouncer in a number of bars/clubs in the Phoenix area, and de-escalating tension was a big thing. However, we didn’t hesitate to put the smack down when necessary 😁
This movie is an absolute gem of cinema , beautifully shot , superbly written and believable dialogue , human interest , fantastic characters all , excellent acting and the cast were all top notch . Why Hollywood does not make more of this kind of movie is beyond me . When all the other frothy box office bombs have all just passed into the history of crappy movies this little gem will still be gratifyingly watchable for decades and decades to come , if you have not seen it you really should try to .
RIP Bobby Rydell (April 26, 1942 - April 5, 2022), aged 79
You will be remembered as a legend.
Such an amazing opening. establishes the time and place with an awesome song and introduces us to the protagonist and we instantly know what he's about
I thought the song was very standard and kind of lame on purpose, to contrast with Shirley later
Absolutely love the intro. Amazing movie. Well worthy of the oscar. Forget the haters.
Most of the haters don’t even understand the movie which is extremely sad
@@kernm6400
You don’t like the movie fine
But I hate when people jump on the bandwagon, sometimes without even watching the movie
"Shouldn't have punched out the foreman".... "he shouldn't have woke me up" ..... how much I can relate lol!
I was not convinced that Viggo Mortensen could make me forget he was Viggo Mortensen for two hours. Boy, did I underestimate him!
I literally didn’t realise it was him, which is crazy cause I love his movies
Viggo played this role perfectly. Great movie!!
One of the most enjoyable opening scenes I've seen in movie.
4:20 this is exactly how you make friends.
As soon as I watched this scene in theaters, I knew this movie would become one of my all-time favorites.
Viggo Mortensen performance was Oscar worthy. Truly one of the most talented and underrated actors of his generation.
Viggo is such a great actor, he's superb in this too.
7:54 Dippin his bread in wine. The pro gamer move
If you like that move, The Irishman is for you, lol
@@KS-xk2so I can't think about dipping bread the same way after watching that move, lol
Common move in those days.
Viggo Mortensen is such a gift to cinema.
Viggo really became this character, he gained weight, his hair is short and dark and he totally has just become the guy. That’s a real talented actor that does that, and studies his character and creates him. The way he walks, the way he talks, his gestures, the way he eats and dusts his feet off, and even the way he fought, and speaking Italian. That’s a good actor.
Viggo's hair is often shorter than it is in this movie.
@@a_single_white_female It's also often longer.
@@sundromos9456 No.
Absolutely after his changes .. he was definitely mobbed up.
@@a_single_white_female yeah he has has it short, and he has looked great with it shirt, like when he played the Russian mobster who was really undercover, but he really looked the part and changed his whole body and you could tell he was studying his character and creating him from top to bottom. They used to give us that in acting classes and later when I directed I would make my actors and actresses write everything down about the way their character walked and talked and eats, etc. down to what kind of dog or pet they would have, or what kind of car. Or if they would be the type to have a pet. It’s a good exercise and many many serious actors use that in their craft. I always want to use wigs though. Because I don’t want my long hair cut that’s down to my hips and even longer. Now Wigs look very convincing when they are done right. A good wig master is a great asset too.
4:47 ,that was some fine side parking action, right there...
I dont care what anybody says, that movie deserved an Oscar.
It won 3... including best picture...
@@alexroxhissoxDidn't you read? He doesn't care what ANYONE says. Including the academy apparently lol.
@@Ravengagepvl lmao
What a lovely atmosphere. What a lovely music. What a lovely opening scene... Great!
great movie, amazing acting chemistry between Ali and Mortensen and a touching story
One of the best movies I’ve ever seen. I watched this movie atleast 8 times in the cinema, I wish it was back in the cinema so I could experience it like that again
sounds expensive
MikeDunn not if you know where and when to go
@@Unqualifiedmedicalperson You might get a discount, but watching at least 8 times, you could've bought the freaking movie!
@@Unqualifiedmedicalperson Yea mate ? What the good mail on that ?
Sneaking in by walking backwards so they think you’re walking out .. ?
Love to get the goss on really how to do it.
You can find this on Blu-ray and DVD very inexpensively on eBay. I just bought it for a few dollars.
I watched two scenes from this movie on CZcams, I bought it 10 mins later. Buy and watch this movie, the acting, setting and storytelling is amazing! It's based on a true story too!
The opening shows that Tony is hired for his muscle and then reveals Tony is more than that. He's smart enough to turn 10 dollars (to hat girl) into 100 (Gio). The opening scene is the message of the movie ... there's more here than meets the eye.
Great movie with wonderfully written characters. It shows the struggles most of go through in life.
Viggo and ali is a collaboration that you wish for and came true ... and it was brilliant , loved the film
One of the best opening I’ve seen so far, fantastic Viggo
Such a great movie. Great direction, great production, great dialogue, great acting
"Who had the balls to clip Geo's hat?"
aaragon, son of arathorn
@@ryanc9797 LOL!! Oooook!
Kneel before the King Of Gondor.
Tony Lip
can you guys explain to me why he had to steal his hat and return it?
Viggo is one of the best actors of all time.
One of the best movies I’ve seen In 15 years
The Tony character is in fact a real person. His name really was Tony Lip in real life and he's acted in a lot of big name stuff, like the Soprano's, Goodfellas and Raging Bull.
Horrible actor. Stiff as a board His son who acted in the movie was a heroin junkie who died a few years ago after being dumped outside an er
Back in the 1980's, I worked for Joe Cortese's brother George and his sister Roe. They owned hair salons in New Jersey. Joe was married to Kim Delaney at the time. Kim and her then baby Jack would come into the salon. I would always say to her, "I cannot beleive Jenny is here"! (Kim played Jenny on All My Children) Never thoguth of them as Hollywood people- they were always just Joe & Kim.
That "bum's rush" bit is definitely the way to handle trouble makers. We should never have stopped doing things that way. It made life so much simpler.
@Hannibal Hyde If you say so.
Pretty sure that’s still how it’s done most places
True, the "bum's rush" is still active today. I have a boxer friend who works part-time as a bouncer at a popular bar. They still get rowdies on busy weekends, and he initially tries to defuse the situation and calm things down. However, he has had to step up a few times when a drunken customer has gotten overly aggressive and belligerent, and he had to manhandle them right out of the club. They wisely chose not to return.
Yes mate that’s good mail , it still gets done that way in Oz ..
sometimes when they deserve it without CCTV everywhere ..
it’s the only thing they understand.
Bring back dueling. People will become more civil then.
Those old timers knew something about hustle. Turn 20 into a 100
I love this movie and love Viggo... Thanks for the video!!
After recently watching this movie all I can say is this is absolutely spectacular one of my favourite movies a fantastic storyline and great chemistry between actors.
Great to see a relationship developing and Tony realising the errors of his ways. (or does he)
I hope this movie gets many awards superb acting, great film directing brilliant and morally a great storyline.
It already won several
That move where he wipes his feet before he gets into bed, such a wonderful subtlety!
The music, the cars, the set up!
Oh how I wish I were there to walk my ole block as it once was...
He speaks incredible an awesome italian. I'm from Italy.
I can't stop crying watching this movie each and every character it was make so well specialist the letter and the end of the movie the girl say thank you for writing for him😥
This man was Aragorn from Lord of the Rings. What an actor.
ive been watching clips of this movie for a while, about time i watch the whole thing.
I have seen this movie so many times and I love it so much. One of my all time favorites.
Tony Lip was actually in the Sopranos.
That's awesome
Also in goodfellas
I am taking a Mulligan
He grew up in the same small town as Joe Namath
He definitely had the makings of a varsity athlete
this is a great sequence. I know little about baseball but the subject on TV - Roger Maris - had a life worthy of a film in itself
This is one of the last movies I've seen that felt like old school Hollywood. Effortlessly charming.
I love this movie. It reeks of talent and old school acting.
Viggo deserves that Gold!
While Uncle Junior was playing catch with Tony, Carmine Lupertazzi was already crackin' heads.
Amazing movie, excellent intro!
I don’t know why , but I laugh at how quickly Tony walks up to the guy to punch him at 2:06
"Tony Lip!!"
"... every time your lips meet mine"
Soberbio Viggo Mortensen, actorazo!!
몇번을봐도 지루하지않은 감동과즐거움의영화입니다.
Yeahh.....
This opening is so great.
Have not seen this yet but it feels like my soul needs to tonight.
Ur soul really needs it.. Trust me
Lol yeah I’m renting movie tonight
Coffee addict Express did you watch after all?
These eight minutes are better than most entire movies.
The italian accent when Viggo speak english is priceless! moreover, his italian too! Y habla castellano argento como argentino que soy! :D
I just ordered a copy from Amazon, the music was just as good as the storyline and the acting...
If you look closely, you can see Henry Hill and Karen entering from the kitchen.
Hahahaha
There were also some fur coats in the freezer.
And you can see the coke line behind them 🤣
For yous who don't know, Henry Hill in real life was just an errand boy who's been around some crews that's about it. The Goodfellas exaggerated some events to make it a movie, not for nothing, it's a great movie.
Nah nah nah, you did insult him alittle bit
This was a really great movie. Hands down.
One of my favorite movie scenes of all time
Viggo Mortensen was the best choice for the role of Tony Lip. Not only is he a versatile actor, he’s a polyglot with Italian being one of his languages that he learned.
Such a great movie.
Poor girl could have been hurt for losing his hat. Viggo’s character made that guy notice him.
That trashcan on the fire hydrant cracks me up
What a movie. She was amazing!
Whoever thought Aragorn would have become a club bouncer?
if you live long enough, anything can happen
Regnork Gray hey after Gondor fell he needed the job
He also bought a horse and raced in Saudi Arabia
@bronsoninnit r/wooosh
How are the mighty fallen.....
I didn't even notice that Tony's family came over just to watch over Dolores because the workers were "coloured folks". It shows how the wrong influence can shape a kind-hearted man, but also one kind-hearted man can influence others from saying racial epithets to accepting someone at Christmas dinner.
Trust me.. Tony should have gotten the Oscar for his this role.. What a fkin fab. movie...
Shout to Viggo from a fellow northern New Yorker. Keep up the good work
These opening scenes made me think of John Gregory Dunne's fiction or John O'Hara's.
Viggo Mortensen is a character who will change and develop as all dynamic characters in fiction change with their experience of the unforgiving world.
I'm gonna be your driver hey badda boom badda bing!
one of my BEST BEST BEST MOVIE ever
i am 20 and i have watched hundereds of movies but this MOVIE is among the TOP first
an amazing movie starts with a spell-bounding opening act........ I was sold after 5 min !!!
Thank you for the love on my performance! Subscribe to my channel for more!
Imagine back in the day just sitting around putting back whiskey, jamming to the band.
Linda Cardellini! Enough said.
She is so CUTE. Loved her as Doris.
Dolores
@@brianrose8772 - Right, my bad.
This movie was a great surprise, didnt expect it to be that good.
I like how this displays my work routine, up all night, sleeping half the day. Tell my wife good night when it's actually good morning.
Crazy to think this is the true story
About the actor who played Carmine
In sopranos
I never knew that before I saw this film
and I am a huge sopranos fan
Learn something new each day
That's my good friend Von Lewis singing as Bobby Rydell!! Great screen time for him in a really good movie!
Hey William!
@@VonLewisOfficial Hey Daddio! You take care of yourself now. Let us know when we will see you again on the big(or small) screen.
RIP Bobby Rydell (April 26, 1942 - April 5, 2022), aged 79
You will always be remembered as a legend.
Such a great movie
This movie was such a good balance between comedy and drama. And also giving us a glimpse into a dark time before the civil rights act