Anthony Moody haha this is the way things yousta be where I come from baby growin up!!! SOUTHBROOKLYNBOY!!!! When their was one!!!! These times might as well be a billion years ago no exaggeration!!!! Each passin day of this new world put it back 100 years farther haha this is the truth tho!!! I wish!!! Wish I had a time machine kid!!!...Later kid!!🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🐘🐼🐬🐻🐳🐕🐅🐖🐄
Even Harvey is astonished how the f the kiddo is doing that to him!!😁😁😄 He's not playing that much he's just pushing the curser a lil more for the camera cause is straight from the streets of Brooklyn as they knew at the Time ya know😎😎😎💚📸 A documentary transcanded by Scorsese's eye already mystic vision and the coming from nowhere matches of the actors 😎😎😎🙏🙏 Only "La Haine" in France got that level in Cinéma.... And cause is very influenced by this one o course 🙏🙏💫🖤🤍
The relationship between Johnny Boy and Charlie is one of the most poignant things I've ever seen in a movie. It's my favourite Scorsese flick alongside Taxi Driver.
I discovered this movie in 1988 I was in junior high.. I fell in love with filmmaking from that point forward Scorsese films.copolla Kubrick,.. huge DeNiro fan
I love how Johnny's look gradually degrades over the course of the film as he sinks deeper. He starts off the movie in a nice suit and tie and by the end he has nothing but a ratty jacket and some slacks, in contrast to the other characters who remain well-dressed throughout.
I am telling a straight fact here. The spontaneity with which Robert deliver his lines is simply incredible, i mean scary good actor. Second best to none. He never overacts in this scene. Natural flow of words from his mouth with those emotions is unbelievable. Undoubtedly he is the greatest actor ever without a shadow of doubt. Fucktards or fanboys think otherwise.
De Niro is the best, pure talent! It is hard to believe that I'm watching to an actor and not to a real person. I can't even realize that Johnny doesn't even exist, such an amazing acting! I love you Robert :D
It's supposed to be funny, dumbass, because Johnny Boy is a fucking immature clown, which is what *SPOILERS* makes his death so tragic because he is naive and the youngest in the group.
This movie does a great job of portraying a person (Deniro) who is almost purposely trying to destroy himself. That's why Johnny pulls the gun on Mike at the end. Continued escalation.
At first Johnny boy's like "He's a fuckin' liar where is he?", then when he finds out he's actually there he's like "What do I care?" lol, excellent acting on DeNiro's part.
"I wanna KILL this fuckin' kid! I mean, I wanna... NYUHHHHH!!!! I wanna kill this kid! I was so crazy!" Mr. DeNiro has a way about him that will make any man want to bite his knuckles and go "NYUHHHH!!!"
Apparently according to Scorcese, when De Niro says "Joey Clam/Scallops" @ 1:24 , thats actually a real persons name from De Niro's Neighbourhood, So therefore as Harvey Keitel being from a different Neighbourhood he at first gets Confused when De Niro mentions the Name but then Improvises & Plays Along LOL
My fav actor of all time. Words can't describe his acting skills, he's simply amazing! I see him acting and suddenly forget that I am looking to a screen and not to a real person. ❤
"Wait a minute, Charlie... - What ? - Well, you're right... - I'm right ? - Yeah... Was it the last tuesday ?... - Yes, that's the tuesday that was last week that's before the one is about to come up." :)
I wondered about that, because the part where they're talking about Joey Clams it looks like Harvey Keitel is about to crack over the 'they're the same person' line.
That COULD be my favorite scene in Deniro history because I remember when I first saw it and my jaw dropped literally and the person I was watching it with and I just kept looking at each other then back at the screen then back at each other and at the end we were like "That is why deniro is a genius- always has been and always will be!" P.S. I live keitels reactions in this scene- priceless!
Seriously de niro could've been anything, Architect, salesman, engineer, businessman and a hotel manager. He literally convinces a person/audiencs that hes speaking the truth. What i think is that scorcese told the actors that the scene is being shot but you wont know where the camera is and thats how the scene get so real.
Bl4ckBull3t1 Actually, the reverse is true. De Niro was at his absolute best in the late 70s (Mean Streets, Taxi Driver, Godfather 2, The Deer Hunter) and early 80s (Raging Bull, The King of Comedy, Once Upon a Time In America). With a few notable exceptions - Goodfellas, Cape Fear and Casino - his work went stedily downhill. Certainly in the 2000s.
I've been a great fan of Robert de niro forever, for me the best ever actor. I thought I'd seen this film and I probably did years ago but I watched it today and this scene just made me smile and think to myself.... wow.... he's second film and he's stealing the show. What an actor..... no wonder Michael hitched he's wagon to him. Robert de niro - magic
I have a friend that I grew up with that is just like Johnny Boy. I used to get into conversations like this one with him all the time since he was my best friend. Keitel does a great job going along listening to him. I think Keitel trumped DeNiro in this movie. I know aot of people are going to disagree but I always felt that way. Bottom line: they are both great. PS: I saw this movie when it came out. My friends mother took us and we were like 12 years old. Pretty hip when I think back on it.
De Niro reminds me of ppl from LA when u experience shit, lie or no lie, u just can't help but go on and on explaining every little detail to the person ur with bcus u just want them to feel how u felt De Niro is a friggin legend
True. The best story retellings are the ones full of details that are somehow relevant to the main story. I had a friend who could hold your attention for an hour just telling you a story, it'd be so detailed that you could picture it in your head, and it wasn't like it was useless details, they somehow put you right in the story. In this case though, Johnny boy is definitely bullshitting lol. He's rambling and just making excuses up on the spot
"Q: I got the feeling of improvisation from Mean Streets also. MS: Yes, there's some improvisation there. Of course the scene where Bob De Niro and Harvey Keitel are in the back room arguing over money was totally improvised."
I wonder how much dust scripts collect on sets of Scorsese movies. This is almost all improv. There's no way DeNiro was deriving this from a script. He was just being one of the hoods he grew up around.
De Niro is not a real street guy, he's from Greenwich Village , but growing up he hung out in 🇮🇹little Italy 🇮🇹with👊 street guys,👊🇮🇹 he's emulating them, some of the best actors in history couldn't do what he did there, 1 of the best U.S.A. ever produced period.
The word underrated is severely overused, but this movie is criminally underrated. Its a work of art. The acting and dialogue is a excellent as you're likely to see..
IM GONNA PAYEEEMMMMMM
Lmao! I rewind that everytime
Lmfaooooo
😂😂😂
Anthony Moody haha this is the way things yousta be where I come from baby growin up!!! SOUTHBROOKLYNBOY!!!! When their was one!!!! These times might as well be a billion years ago no exaggeration!!!! Each passin day of this new world put it back 100 years farther haha this is the truth tho!!! I wish!!! Wish I had a time machine kid!!!...Later kid!!🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🐘🐼🐬🐻🐳🐕🐅🐖🐄
you're flEXXXINN
watching De Niro in this scene is like watching a master jazz musician improving a solo...
yupp, if someone's asks how to do natural acting and want tutorials. Just make them watch this scene. Gold acting by Robert.
k Bell Wow no credit for Keitel???
k Bell yeah it takes so much skill to act exactly the way you are - Deniro is literally from Little Italy.
Stan Gable where are your oscars?
@@Aman-nk5uq or the scene from raging bull when they put him in jail
Three minutes in: "I'm gonna cut this story short, 'cause I know you don't wanna hear all this."
Brilliant film.
I've been a Mook. I paid twice to see this way back in a theatre gone now in Toronto
@@limburger9199 ayy toronto represent , what theater was it ?
@@limburger9199 a Mook? YOU'VE BEEN A MOOK? you can't call yourself a mook! wait, what's a Mook?
Couldn't get out, z'like a boxxxxxx
This was adlib’d by de niro
One of De Niro's finest performances and speeches. It's dazzling, effortlessly natural.
Effortless, effortless brilliance
Even Harvey is astonished how the f the kiddo is doing that to him!!😁😁😄
He's not playing that much he's just pushing the curser a lil more for the camera cause is straight from the streets of Brooklyn as they knew at the Time ya know😎😎😎💚📸
A documentary transcanded by Scorsese's eye already mystic vision and the coming from nowhere matches of the actors 😎😎😎🙏🙏
Only "La Haine" in France got that level in Cinéma....
And cause is very influenced by this one o course 🙏🙏💫🖤🤍
Lol.....he is from that neighborhood....he may be a ham but this is real as dirty water dogs
He has so many amazing performances. Truly a great actor
this just like a real conversation. its easy to forget you're watching a movie.
I love the way Keitel smirks and they both say "Hey" at around 1:28
As far as cinema "magic" goes, scenes like this beat the hell of out any CGI crap the industry could ever offer.
yupp, de niro in his movies beats the shit out of the cgi crap going on these days.
Billy Stoned let’s hope not boys because his newest and one of the most important movies is mostly deaging. 😬
Unless it's the Irishman...😀
And then there’s The Irishman 😬
I really loved the Irishman and I think it’s one of his best movies
The relationship between Johnny Boy and Charlie is one of the most poignant things I've ever seen in a movie. It's my favourite Scorsese flick alongside Taxi Driver.
I still want to know what a mook is
@@TeamOfThe80s same with a momo
Soundtrack is impeccable!
1:32 "Yeah!"
"Eyyy!"
"Eyyy."
That was kinda wholesome idk why
@@cherryblossoms2931 because they're friends and have great chemistry
imo, this is one of the greatest scenes in movie history.
Such a great scene of just pure, natural, fast-flowing dialogue
I discovered this movie in 1988 I was in junior high.. I fell in love with filmmaking from that point forward Scorsese films.copolla Kubrick,.. huge DeNiro fan
Johnny Boy never had the makings of a varsity athlete.
I love how Johnny's look gradually degrades over the course of the film as he sinks deeper. He starts off the movie in a nice suit and tie and by the end he has nothing but a ratty jacket and some slacks, in contrast to the other characters who remain well-dressed throughout.
Damn great observation I seen this movie 20 times and never looked at it like that. Should've because it's a Scorsese film but good shit
I am telling a straight fact here. The spontaneity with which Robert deliver his lines is simply incredible, i mean scary good actor. Second best to none. He never overacts in this scene. Natural flow of words from his mouth with those emotions is unbelievable. Undoubtedly he is the greatest actor ever without a shadow of doubt. Fucktards or fanboys think otherwise.
Aman for sure my dude. He’s one of my personal favorites as well. He’s just got a certain intensity that no other actor can match.
you're trippin' brando has him beat easily
wouldn't be a De Niro without a Brando but I agree he's in the same league
Chris Costello wow, spot on
Chris Costello
Exactly....
Keitel and are Niro have such amazing chemistry together. A classic pairing.
Everything is just right in this movie
Everything is right in every De Niro movie..!!
aman gajraj Scorsese film***
yaa, lots of credit goes to him also.
Agreed, Marion Cobretti.
Absolutely correct.
3:10 I'M GONNA PAYEEEEEEEEM
Lmaoo
sounds like my ex, he's always having to owe someone money bahahaha
"I'M GONNA PAAAYYYEEEM" I laughed so hard lmao
De Niro is the best, pure talent! It is hard to believe that I'm watching to an actor and not to a real person. I can't even realize that Johnny doesn't even exist, such an amazing acting! I love you Robert :D
God wanted to act hence he sent De Niro to earth
Idiot
I'm gonna pay-eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeem!
only De Niro can make me laugh from a dialogue that is not suppose to be funny
Power of GOD, right ?
Well he end up a fucking comedian.
It's supposed to be funny, dumbass, because Johnny Boy is a fucking immature clown, which is what *SPOILERS* makes his death so tragic because he is naive and the youngest in the group.
It's supposed to be funny
I’m gonna payemmmm!
The fact that they're still best friends in real life 🐐🐐👏👏
De Niro is just unreal. Such amazing acting
When you compare Keitel and DeNiro here to their characters in Taxi Driver, we see why they are two of the greatest of all time.
Agreed. Scary versatility. Incredibile
this is what happens when an actor gets in the head of his character, pure genius.
True gambler. Doesn’t know exactly how much he won but knows exactly how much he lost.
I think it's the other way around
TermlessHGW could go either way I guess but tbh when I win I call it a win and when I lose I know exactly how much I no longer have on me
For me a gambler doesn't realize his losses
TermlessHGW to you, evidently Johnny Boy does
assuming anything about that story was not bullshit he made up
This movie does a great job of portraying a person (Deniro) who is almost purposely trying to destroy himself. That's why Johnny pulls the gun on Mike at the end. Continued escalation.
True, it's interesting to see a character with that kind of hidden psychology to him. Very Dostoyevskian
they were both so handsome!!
Molly MH Your not so bad yourself !!
+mishugas1951 You're
@@Fluxtime451 thank u :DDD
02:10 awesome de niro.......the best by far!!!!
These two guys(De Niro and Keitel) have the best chemistry I have EVER seen in any movie, EVER!
"I'm gonna payEUUUUUUUMMM!"
At first Johnny boy's like "He's a fuckin' liar where is he?", then when he finds out he's actually there he's like "What do I care?" lol, excellent acting on DeNiro's part.
what a talent ...this scene is just a masterwork
"hey...ey..eyh!" hahaha "i'm gonna payy'eeem" lol
"I wanna KILL this fuckin' kid! I mean, I wanna... NYUHHHHH!!!! I wanna kill this kid! I was so crazy!" Mr. DeNiro has a way about him that will make any man want to bite his knuckles and go "NYUHHHH!!!"
Apparently according to Scorcese, when De Niro says "Joey Clam/Scallops" @ 1:24 , thats actually a real persons name from De Niro's Neighbourhood, So therefore as Harvey Keitel being from a different Neighbourhood he at first gets Confused when De Niro mentions the Name but then Improvises & Plays Along LOL
“and then what happened today you not gonna believe, it’s incredible. I almost don’t believe it myself” 😂😂😂😂
Lol I had a friend like him 😂😂 making an excuses and getting you into trouble .
My fav actor of all time. Words can't describe his acting skills, he's simply amazing! I see him acting and suddenly forget that I am looking to a screen and not to a real person. ❤
God wanted to act hence he sent De Niro to earth
Robert deniro is such a good actor
greatest actor.
No Harvey is.
One of the greatest scenes ever in film history!
One of De Niros greatest performances, the man was on fire during the 70s
Scorcese was at his best in the 70's in my opinion. His films from that era give me a feeling I can't put into words.
2 years late but it felt more raw
3 years late, but that's because his movies have a grittiness to them that can't be replicated simply because of the times. 70's New York.
1:33 Charlie: they're the same person?
Johnny Boy: yeah
Charlie: *ey*
Johnny Boy: *ey*
Absolutely love the chemistry between them
“I know him too” haha
Unbelievable movie. How it doesn't get more attention is beyond me?!
de niro's face at 4:10 after he snatches the money is brilliant!!!
GOD for a reason
It's a crime DeNiro wasn't nominated for this. One of his best roles ever. One of Keitel's best too. A Scorsese classic.
This scene should go down as historically significant. De Niro on the verge of self-destruction versus Keitel's composure.
"You dont make up for your sins in the church. You do in the streets"
The rest is bullshit and you know it .
Or at home.
I love how Charlie slaps Johnny but Johnny's like "eh, whatevea" lol
Until later in the film..."you dirty two-faced fuckin bastard don't ever hit me again, don't!!"
"Wait a minute, Charlie... - What ? - Well, you're right...
- I'm right ? - Yeah... Was it the last tuesday ?... - Yes, that's
the tuesday that was last week that's before the one is about to come up." :)
Great lines they must have improvised here
I actually think DeNiro looks a bit like Lillo Brancato(who played DeNiro's son in A Bronx Tale) in this scene.
CoolDL looks EXACTLY like him
He kind of dresses and looks like Liam Gallagher later on in the film
That's the whole reason why Lillo was chosen to play Robert's son in A Bronx Tale.
Yeah as his son within the story he supposed look like De Niro😕
De Niro and Harvey K both are the icons of New Yorks history
DeNiro has so much karisma.
My stepson talks exactly like Johnny Boy. He's a bum too, who owes everybody money.
Show him this movie and say, “ that’s how you’ll end up”
I wondered about that, because the part where they're talking about Joey Clams it looks like Harvey Keitel is about to crack over the 'they're the same person' line.
That COULD be my favorite scene in Deniro history because I remember when I first saw it and my jaw dropped literally and the person I was watching it with and I just kept looking at each other then back at the screen then back at each other and at the end we were like "That is why deniro is a genius- always has been and always will be!"
P.S. I live keitels reactions in this scene- priceless!
Genius of acting. God of acting.
Just a casual conversation between two legends!
De'Niro and Keitel are so great together.
joey scalla is joey clams.
right.
right.
they’re the same person.
yeah!
hey.
hey!
Seriously de niro could've been anything, Architect, salesman, engineer, businessman and a hotel manager. He literally convinces a person/audiencs that hes speaking the truth.
What i think is that scorcese told the actors that the scene is being shot but you wont know where the camera is and thats how the scene get so real.
De Niro was never better.
actually.. deniro gets better with time
Bl4ckBull3t1
Actually, the reverse is true. De Niro was at his absolute best in the late 70s (Mean Streets, Taxi Driver, Godfather 2, The Deer Hunter) and early 80s (Raging Bull, The King of Comedy, Once Upon a Time In America). With a few notable exceptions - Goodfellas, Cape Fear and Casino - his work went stedily downhill. Certainly in the 2000s.
never seen him better in ragin bull and casino than any other movies of his
Raging Bull?
Taxi Driver?
I've been a great fan of Robert de niro forever, for me the best ever actor.
I thought I'd seen this film and I probably did years ago but I watched it today and this scene just made me smile and think to myself.... wow.... he's second film and he's stealing the show.
What an actor..... no wonder Michael hitched he's wagon to him.
Robert de niro - magic
darn great acting!
- they're the same person.
- yeah
- hey!
- hey!
I read that this scene was loosely scripted... mostly ad libbed, very well done...
it's not what Johnny boy says, but HOW he said it... brilliance..
This is mostly improvised isn't It? Amazing
I have a friend that I grew up with that is just like Johnny Boy. I used to get into conversations like this one with him all the time since he was my best friend. Keitel does a great job going along listening to him. I think Keitel trumped DeNiro in this movie. I know aot of people are going to disagree but I always felt that way. Bottom line: they are both great. PS: I saw this movie when it came out. My friends mother took us and we were like 12 years old. Pretty hip when I think back on it.
Well, if u thibnk so then you are completely wrong. Wateva, de niro wasn't in the movie as much as Keitel was.
Let's go see a movie.
Now these were some fine actors! Hope one day we will see new kids act like this in movies.
We will, if I have anything to do with it
'You know Joey Clams'.
'Yeah'
'Joey Scala yeah...'
'I know him too, yeah...'
'No, Joey Scala is Joey Clams'.
'Right'
'Right'
'They are the same person?'
'Yeah'
'Eey'
'Eey'
This scene should have won Robert Best Supporting Actor
Fuckin genius
02:10 "I wanna..."
03:12 "I'm gonna payeeemm"
De Niro reminds me of ppl from LA
when u experience shit, lie or no lie, u just can't help but go on and on explaining every little detail to the person ur with bcus u just want them to feel how u felt
De Niro is a friggin legend
True. The best story retellings are the ones full of details that are somehow relevant to the main story. I had a friend who could hold your attention for an hour just telling you a story, it'd be so detailed that you could picture it in your head, and it wasn't like it was useless details, they somehow put you right in the story. In this case though, Johnny boy is definitely bullshitting lol. He's rambling and just making excuses up on the spot
its not even like he is acting .its like someone recording a real conversation
Legend
This guy is a mook
@afr malatesta i dont fuckin know
But he was my mook!
@afr malatesta youse is a look. Naaah fuggitaboutit
I'll give ya mook
I love the way these guys talk, ayyyy, what chu talkin bout? Whats da matter wid you?
Yeah, I'm gonna pay uum!
"Q: I got the feeling of improvisation from Mean Streets also.
MS: Yes, there's some improvisation there. Of course the scene where Bob De Niro and Harvey Keitel are in the back room arguing over money was totally improvised."
Look at keitel, he is blown away by de niro. That's not Kietel acting, that is pure admiration
De Niros best role.
Actors like this dont exist now
whenever i need to come up with an excuse for something i always blame it on jimmy sparks.
Yea De Niro did a great job here , I'm not Italian but from Brooklyn...
I wonder how much dust scripts collect on sets of Scorsese movies. This is almost all improv. There's no way DeNiro was deriving this from a script. He was just being one of the hoods he grew up around.
De niros face has changed so much...keitel still looks similar...
What a great actor.
"Cmon what he say. He said i didnt payem? Hes a fuckin liar.. where is he??"
Moments later....
"HE'S HERE?? HE'S HERE!!!"
"C'mon Charlie.....I can't worry about payments..." - the greatest!!!
Quite frankly, one of Scorsese’s most underrated movies.
1:30
Charlie: they’re the same person
John: Yeahhhhh
Charlie: Heyyy
John: Heyyy
I’m dead
That's the Tuesday that's last week before the on that's bout to come up😝
“They the same person”
“Yeaa”
“Heyy”
love this scene
1:32 why was them going “ayyee!” So cute?
De Niro is not a real street guy, he's from Greenwich Village , but growing up he hung out in 🇮🇹little Italy 🇮🇹with👊 street guys,👊🇮🇹 he's emulating them, some of the best actors in history couldn't do what he did there, 1 of the best U.S.A. ever produced period.
Long story short he never paid em.
The word underrated is severely overused, but this movie is criminally underrated. Its a work of art. The acting and dialogue is a excellent as you're likely to see..
ACTING CLASS