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The way Paulie describes how he can talk to Karen is the only reference to the real life affair between the two of them.
'Especially her' - yep ...
Yeah, he would totally make a reference to an affair with a woman in front of her husband. Sounds perfectly logical.
@@davidsamuels9557 Their point was that those two really did have an affair in real life and this is the movie’s only reference to it.
@@Goosavich Think what you want. That wasn't a reference to the affair at all. Paulie simply said that he especially knew how to talk to Karen, meaning he had that type of rapport with her. He was trying to reassure Henry. As usual, folks on CZcams are overanalyzing a line in a movie as having some type of deeper meaning.
@@davidsamuels9557 in the mafia world, I would say it is logical. Paulie was a made capo, Henry was an associate. Paulie could say whatever he wanted about an affair if he were arrogant enough. And yeah, Henry could react by taking him out but then that is an automatic death sentence for himself.
Every scene in this movie is great. You can watch it over and over again and you don't get tired of it.
The real classic movie effect
I watched this movie more than 194 times..
Martin Rodriguez best movie ever!❤️
I have a suspicion a big part of it is their accents.
@@amycandylien2351 Thank God, I thought I was alone in being addicted to it.
"she's wild" oh, you definitely know that for sure Paulie 🤣🤣🤣
When I found out that Paul was sleeping with Karen in real life, I couldn’t view this scene the same😭🤣
"I know how to talk to her, especially to her!"
Wow I didn’t know that 😆.
"Full Metal Jacket" is overrated.
Kubrick only made garbage.
I liked about "Goodfellas" & one of its best part was when Joe Pesci shot n killed the bartender boy.
“I know just what to say to her, especially to her...” *yeah I bet you do Paulie* lol
show*
In real life, Paulie and Karen had an affair while Henry was in prison.
Paulie will slip her the ole sauseeege
@@jenkinsljenkinssquire9137 he actually did in real life lol
@@jenkinsljenkinssquire9137 I hear he was a bushman of the Kalahari
*You gotta go back to Karen, go back to Karen* - Jimmy Two Times, 1965
Hey pop, it's me Albert
🤣🤣😂
Word lol
Get the papers!!!!!
I looked at the comments just for the Jimmy two times reference.
I love how Jimmy doesn't care about the situation, until it becomes a burden to him.
"I can't have it!" 😂😂
That's life though..
It does become a burden… in wiseguys the book Henry stated jimmy don’t want wives out there looking for their missing husbands… it caused negative attention
@@mattshaheen5333😂😂😂
@@daboss3116It also shows how much Paulie actually cared for Henry. There’s no way Jimmy would’ve asked Paulie to intervene otherwise. Any other guy in the crew Jimmy would set straight on his own, but he knew how much Henry meant to Paulie.
0:57 this is my favorite DeNiro moment. The amount of times he says "can't have it, can't do it" 😂
Do what you got to do.. Do what you got to do..
It is what I it is..
😂
I love to use that line myself and have many times. Classic.
Commisserating i cant have it , i cant do it henry i cant it is what it is this is what it is
Jimmy two times ova here
Pauly was straightening karen 2 or 3 times a week.
apparently even tried to rape her.
"She's wild"
In what part of this move was this? I've seen Goodfellas a hundred times and don't recall that.
@@davepollison4333 He's referring to the real Paulie in real life. In real life, Paulie wasn't this nice grandpa portrayed in the film. He banged Henry's wife behind his back.
@@Ultradude604 Paulie might have acted nice, like he did to Sonny-- but that was just to fool people. Psychopaths are usually the nicest-acting people, look at Hillary.
Every expression coming out of Robert DeNiro’s face is just so weighted and precise. Beautiful acting.
He “lived” the movie
From the mid seventies until about the late nineties, DeNiro was phenomenal in every film he was in.
Very well worded comment 👏🏼
0:50 is the most hilarious and rebate thing i ever seen him do
@@guslakis Awakenings Hear 2 of his best movies ever
I love this ‘we gotta talk’ conversation. Straight to the point, yet very civil. Not to mention the context, Henry living with his girlfriend, as it is normal to have a girlfriend in addition to having a wife. Of course, there are limits, “you gotta keep up appearances”.
"Nobody says that you can't do what you wanna do...this is what it is."
I can't go here I can't go there what am I spo's ta do?
Rest in peace Ray Liotta. You will be missed.
And now Paulie 🥹
@@timyac I know
@@timyac ahhhh 💔🙏🏾
I can’t find any info on what happened to Ray?
@@jeremyj5932 old
Paulie always seemed like a nice man. Even though he had people wacked daily.
That was the movie interpretation. The real paulie was a monster who “aside from those things” made a move on karen “Henry’s wife” while he was in prison
Yea and in actual fact he was sleeping with Karen. It was well known
@@jdt267 he also murdered a pregnant women with a baseball bat in front of 15 year old Henry lol
Around this time, Paulie was also acting underboss and consigliere to Lucchese boss Carmine Tramunti until 1975. He was then demoted back to captain.
Paulie was banging Karen, when Tommy tried to make a move on her, that's one the reasons paulie let him get killed.
Great visual detail:
Despite Paulie and Jimmy trying to be cordial with Henry, their blocking in the scene says otherwise and gives off the energy of a threat. Both Jimmy and Pauly essentially corner Henry with their positioning, especially with Jimmy towering over him.
This shows how despite Henry having the freedom to intimidate and rob whomever he wants, the mob life still has rules and restrictions he must abide by or else he will be killed.
A little to deep
Overthinking nonsense. You imdb boys need to chill.
Shut up
@@RP-ue9wy not really. Everything in great films are intentional
Reading way to much into this pal
The way he says she's wild explains everything lol
@Goggle products cringy comment
@@Alcor151 - he’s gone. And we couldn’t do nothing about it! Or his comment!
They cut off the last lines!! Big Paul: *please, there's no other way! You're not gonna get a divorce!* Jimmy: *She won't divorce him. She'll kill him, but she won't divorce him!*
she is a lot like my wife that way.
We're not "animale".
Women in general these days am I right?
“WE’RE NOT ANIMAAAALI...”
@@gregoryschmidt1233 animali
Mob bosses make terrible marriage counselors.
😂😂
In many cases, marriage counselors make terrible marriage counselors.
@@Capcoor You mean in all cases
@@cristhianramirez6939 No, that’s not what I mean. But you’re not far off.
He wasnt trying to. He is warning him if he doesn't calm her she'll bring unwarranted attention from feds. Only way to handle it is to go back or her sleep with fishes but he obviously dont want to resort to that.
They're giving him every opportunity to stay alive. Rest easy Ray, Paul. Your work stands on its own.
If this movie returned to the theaters for one day, I'd go watch it! Classic!
It returned for 1 day this week at a theater by me and best believe I went
I hope it never goes back to the theater, so you are unable to watch it there
on everything 💯
NYC movie theaters used to host "matinee marathons" where you could watch 3 movies in a row for 1 price, usually 3 different kung fu movies. how about a mob movie matinee marathon?
I did watch it in the cinema back in 1990, was spellbound the whole time!
Who needs marriage counseling when you have Paulie 🤣🤣 he makes it simple "Go Back" 😂
“You can do what you want to do.”
Ten seconds later:
“You gotta go home.”
They meant have a mistress but don’t try to wife her
They meant that he can do what he wants to do, on the SIDE.
@SuperPunch76 Yep, she might blab to the feds.
I think they mean like your "goomah" is your "goomah" and your wife is your wife. "You gotta go home..." (to the wife).
This is what it is. We know what it is.
RIP Paul Sorvino (April 13, 1939 - July 25, 2022), aged 83
And
RIP Ray Liotta (December 18, 1954 - May 26, 2022), aged 67
You both will be remembered as legends.
Not always
RIP to Gina Mastrogiacomo (November 5, 1961 - May 2, 2001) aged 39
It is crazy how close Ray and Paul died.
Both died in 2022
Where they are now tho their names are forgotten
The way Paulie says "beyuudiful" is hilarious
i can't have, i can't have it, you know iiiiii can't do it - lol best scene
pdog109 My favorite lol. It's like he's doing an impression of himself lol.
...but you gotta go back.
It's like he saying she's pain in the a
Cold-blooded, hard as nails mobster and killer and he can't deal with the women. That's how bad they are. 😄😄😄
Da two of dem comisirating I can't have it Henry I can't have it I can't have it
“A man who doesn’t spend time with his family can never be a real man.”
-Vito Corleone, godfather to Johnny Fontaine.
Sonny
yeh, like mafia "Christian" hypocrites are real men anyways...
@@srujan00 Hey, we bend more rules than the Catholic church!
Of course, that didn’t mean he couldn’t make time for his side-bang. Just, keep it on the low-low.
This is what it is.
Paulie “no body says you can’t do what you wanna do”
*Jimmy overlapping* “yeah do what you wanna do”
Its crazy to watch this scene after yrs of not knowing that Paulie was having an affair with Karen at that time.
Jay C notes hold the hell on..WHAT!????
@@nicholecrawford7367 Yeah and Tommy tried to rape her. That's also a reason he was killed, along with the Batts murder. Paulie found out from Karen that Tommy tried to rape her and he knew Jimmy was there when they killed Batts so he basically told Jimmy to give up Tommy to Gotti over the murder of Billy Batts or else he would tell Gotti that he was involved too. The only reason he didn't turn Tommy over to Gotti as soon as he found out was because Tommy was a great earner and a seriously feared enforcer and he wasn't going to let Gotti just kill a potential made man for a cunt like Batts who was trying to get his gambling rackets back from Paulie and Jimmy when he got out of prison. You can hear them talking about it just before Tommy tries to kill him in the bar scene. "I've been away six fucking years and I want what I got coming to me, I got fucking mouths to feed you know what I mean?"
@@wthwasthat8884 They didn't mention the gambling racket in the movie; just the shine-box comments, in order to make Tommy look more psycho.
Not at that time. When he was in prison.
That's a movie. In the movie Paulie doesn't have an affair with Karen, even though his real life counterpart did.
Even though I wish it had been included in the movie - as it shows how hollow all this "honour" bs is, you shouldn't mix the movie and reality, they are different things.
Who needs marriage counseling when you got Paulie and Jimmy break it down for you like that.
When I read about what actually happened between Karen Hill and Paulie in real life, the lines hit me so much differently
Paulie was heavily toned down for the film, likely due to making Jimmy more of the film's villain. In reality Paulie was much worse than portrayed. I think the book the film is based on goes into more detail.
R.I.P Ray Liotta 1954-2022 and Paul Sorvino 1939-2022 ❤🙏
Add Paul Sorvino 😪
What do you mean we all? Speak for yourself
When another man tells you he knows how to "talk" to your wife he's definitely hitting that
The dialogue, how they move from one actor to another. It’s so real.
"You gotta take it easy. You got children" ...That's the line that feels most real life to me in this scene
"She's W I L D." - Paulie
In bed he means.
Paul Sorvino is so entertaining to watch.
Rip to him and Ray Liotta
Was
"Karen came to the house." Yeah, I'm sure she's not the only one who did.
Took her kids as well that's what she's there for is just not on
Can’t believe Paul and Ray are gone. Robert probably doesn’t have long. RIP.
One of the best movies of all time
And it didn't win an Oscar for best picture that year. Best Mob movie ever produced and directed. That in itself is criminal. I believe it lost to Dances with Wolves.
@@MichaelGiordano777 The best mob movie ever produced would be The Godfather and dont give me 'The Godfather is boring and overrated' bs.
@@vanplq8841
Yeah really. The only movie that comes close to _The Godfather_ is _The Godfather Part II_
@@donarthiazi2443💯
Not even close
My estimation of Pauly as s marriage counselor just plummeted
I heard you spent a few years in the can. Is this correct? Or just a rumour?
@@hockeyguy9974 I don't like to talk about that.
@@phillybatts374 Hmmm. That's not what I heard.
Paulie never had the makings of a varsity marriage counselor
Philly 'the talking house' Batts
Notice how Jimmy was worried about Karen being unpredictable and hysterical(possibly might go to the cops), while Paulie was more focused on Henrys kids and keeping up appearances. Shows that Jimmy was willing to throw him under the bus much faster than Paulie would have.
Pauli was a banging her
Paulie: "Karen came to the house" then he banged her
Did he?
@@Magido89 yea he was banging her while Henry was in prison and probably while he was out also.
Karen came at the house...
How do you know??
@@cobaneazy3079 Henry hill himself has said it. It's a known fact.
“You gotta go home to the family…” Wise words.
Paulie: "She's wild"
If you know what was going irl that line hits you different
People say mobsters are bad guys but here they are fighting for traditional marriage and supporting tourism in Florida.
Sopranos too, Tony rented a boat with Paulie!
"You're gonna go back. You gotta go back. I know just what to say to her. You're gonna go back, and everything's gonna be just like it was before. Everything's gonna be beauuuutiful...."
I just noticed, they tell him that they can't tell him what to do, but then tell him that he can go back when HE wants, but he has to go back to his wife. Then they tell him to go to Tampa, then when he gets back, to go to his wife. They tell him what to do, in a NICE way, lol.
1:30 Paulie knew how to talk "especially to Karen" because he was having an AFFAIR with her.
FACT. Paulie was having an affair with Karen Hill at the time of this movie.
The real Paulie had been dead about a year when the movie was filmed so no.
In the movie the characters' inmorality and dark side was downgraded (but I am not sure about Tommy), they were more violent, nastier, less charismatic and less empathic in real life. Although the mafia families really had a moral code and a rule book to which they are committed to follow.
Well the real "Henry" was not the charmer seen in the movie version either. Ever hear the real Henry Hill on the Howard Stern Show? The guy had no charisma. The movie was great but to be great it used it's artistic license to the fullest.
@@davepollison4333 I don't think he was a charmer in the movie, he was always the scared reluctant one of the group.
Wasn’t she still under witness protection program at this point?
Rest in peace Ray Liotta and Paul Sorvino 😪😞
I always liked that Paulie wore his most baller suit for this visit.
Such a great film. 1990 a awesome year for movies
The early-to-mid 90s rocked, movie-wise. Then, everything went downhill and recovered in 99.
Total Recall came out that year too....LOVED IT
It's all still 80's filmmaking.
@@LA_Commander two weeks....two weeks
@@kayaksnorkeluk8272 "consider that a divorce"
I don’t know how any marriage counselor who has seen this movie isn’t constantly tempted to say “you’re not gonna get divorced. We’re not animale”
“Ima go get the papers.. get the papers”
Just lost Paul And Ray last month. RIP both of you.
How could his David Star chain 0:34 become a holy cross 1:10 so fast hahaha
He converted quickly
Never noticed that before,great eye👍🏻👍🏻
Umm.. its both the star of david and a cross together.. its moving around when henry moves, the star is behind the cross
@@alfonzogeorge2698 sheesh u r right
1:35 That's Scorsese telling us Paulie had an affair with her without telling us he had an affair with her.
This movie teaches you a thing or two if you really pay Attention to it !!! One of my favorite movies
You're not gonna get a divorce. We're not animale.
"Animale", or animals, is Italian-American slang for Protestants. They were all good Roman Catholics in this movie. Fuggahedabbouitt!
That part doesnt come iut in this clip
@@glenotis142 But it's the best part of this scene.
Funny how Sicilian’s have so many similarities with backwards Middle Eastern way of thinking hahaha
Paulie knew what to say cuz he was clapping the cheeks
Amazing scene. Paul Sorvino "It will be beauuuutifl".
Can’t believe they are both gone now RIP
RIP Liotta. Thanks for being part one of the best gangster movies ever made. See you on the other side.
"They call him Jimmy two times because he says everything twoo times"
im gonna go get the papers, get the papers
And then there was JOJO the Whale , they say you didnt walk with JOJO you walked amongst him . Oops wrong ...!
Donald Trump talks like Jimmy Two Times. He constanly repeats himself. Must be a Brooklyn/Queens thing
“TUH DAY TUH DAY TUH DAY”
Mark Davis - “Smarten Up!” Couldn’t have quoted a better movie 😅
I love this movie my daddy loved this movie he watch it all the time.
Arguably best film ever made.
This, Godfather Pt. II and Casino are my favorite mob movies.
I liked Money Train better
This is one of my favorite scenes, I still use it all the time when people make up with groups
Rest in peace Paul Sorvino.
Jimmy hugs her for too long where it's a little awkward
Notice how he barely looks at Henry when they come in and goes to hug her warmly, in total contrast..definitely means something
That's a they called him
Jimmy the ( gent) 👍
That’s because he was banging Janice and Paulie was banging Karen
Henry's Star of David at 0:33 turns into a Cross at 1:11.
Glad I’m not the only one that got the wink wink on “I know just what to say to her”
He's still wearing his wedding ring - even at her place. Nice.
Jimmy and Tommy are going down to Tampa this weekend to pick up my shinebox. Instead, you go pick up my shinebox.
I don't know what is happening in the afterlife but someone up there clearly needed a couple of wiseguys like ray liotta, james caan, tony sirico, and now paul sorvino to straighten things out. I am flabbergasted at how they've died so closely together.
They were all up there in age. Pushing 80 or right over 80.
But ray liotta was a lot younger. Not even 70 yet. I was so surprised when I saw the headline
@@nms7872 Did they ever say what he passed away from? We know he liked to drink.
@@num1Jaysta i think heart attack? But if you see some newer interviews like when he promoted the new sopranos movie from last year he looked rough
@@nms7872 Thanks
0:43 "She's Wild", nobody knows that more than Henry😅.
every man needs these two to just walk into their sidepiece scenarios and assure, ''don't worry, everything's going to be alright.''
Paulie was laying pipe to Karen every chance he had lol
Laying pipe hahahaha
Shawshank, Goodfellas, Casino
Never bored with any of them
"I'm gonna talk to Karen...I know just what to say to her..."
Yeah, Paulie...we all know you do.
It was like he was asking, but he was really being TOLD. 😂
R.I.P. Liotta and Sorvino. The true OG gangsters!
"I know how to talk to her especially to her" of course you do 🤣🤣
KARIN CAME TA DA HOUSE.
RIP Paulie and Ray.
R.I.P. Paul Sorvino & Ray Liotta!
Sorvino really holds his own with DeNiro in this scene and throughout the movie. While Sorvino, at the time, was a quite successful character actor, he'd never had a role like this. It was a gutsy casting by Scorsese and Sorvino really knocked it out of the park.
The only thing Paulie straightened out was Karen's back when he was ploughing her.
The two of them come over the house every day, commiserating... The two of them! I can't have it.
Dude I would love to see what paulie says to Karen 😂😂
remember: it is always someone you know that gets you wacked, and they come to you as a friend with a smile on their face!.
🌚”It’s gonna be beauuuuuuuuutiful”.
I’m dead 💀😂😂😂
This is one of those rare movies that just doesn't lose the audience for 1 seconds. Every scene is so memorable and beautifully directed. For me it's as perfect as a movie can be made and far better than the godfather
true, the Godfather was meant to be an American soap opera. this was a real story, and a rags to riches rise at that with all the hubris of greek tragedy
I love the way de niro talking...
1:36 that's the moment I knew I'd have never come back from florida alive
Paulie says "I know how to talk to Karen-especially me. I know just what to say". You think Scorcese did that on accident? That's his way of telling the crowd that Paulie was sleeping with Karen. Scorsese brilliance.
NOOOOOOO!
Absolutely not
@@enme9 in real life, yes. He was with Karen
Never marry a girl name Karen! LOL
RIP-Paul Sorvino.
He was No Longer Animali...he was Vegetebali...
Soon to be Minerali.
We're not animale...
RIP Paulie
The first time I saw this scene, I thought Henry was gonna be killed. It was just how they played this scene out that got me thinking that way. Jimmy and Paulie confronting Henry on his most recent screw ups. I thought for sure Jimmy was gonna wack him down in Tampa and then come back and tell his wife he had an accident or something, because that's how it always works in these situations. The way Paulie told him he was replacing Tommy and that he wanted him to go down to Tampa and enjoy himself in the sun and take a little vacation. That was the perfect set up to get rid of Henry without him suspecting anything.
Even if he hadn’t won, Paul Sorvino should have been a co-nominee, with Joe Pesci, at the Oscars... he is as assuring as he is menacing in this role...
These fools cut out the best part.
“You're not gonna get a divorce. We're not animali”