RIP the two members of The Four Seasons Nick Massi (September 19, 1927 - December 24, 2000), aged 73 Tommy DeVito (June 19, 1928 - September 21, 2020), aged 92 You both will be remembered as legends.
Just watched it and don't think it was underrated at all, it was average. It had it's moments, but I think the critics were spot on, the stage version was a lot better.
Tony Fiducia I’m 35 and missed all of it being born in the 80s. But the entire 50s and 60s are a time period that I feel so connected to and will never really understand why. I was the youngest person in the theater when this came out in 2014. Whether it was them, The Beach Boys, Motown, etc. I really love it all. I drive a Mustang and will someday own a classic Mustang. That whole period just seems so magical.
Tony Fiduca I'm 31 & grew up listening to this kind of music with my Dad. The movie was phenomenal. The Broadway production was fantastic! So catchy and feel good music. Brings out emotions.
Loved this movie! Even my husband enjoyed it and it's not his type of film. I wish I could have seen John Lloyd Young on Broadway in this role. The family and friends of mine who were lucky enough to see him said he was phenomenal
2:27 - Right after the last note of the song, when there was a series of shots of the cast frozen after the last dance move ... holding on those shots, with a couple of them you can see who are barely catching their breath, but all in a frozen pose, with expression of joy on all their faces ... that was an inspired choice by the editor and/or Eastwood. Most conventional editors/directors would have just cut to black and the remainder of the titles, instead of this. I guess they were trying to duplicate what an audience sees in a live show, and it works big-time.
Love the movie and group in real life. Normally I'm a metal head but a friend at work starting playing it and everyone can't stop from singing the harmonies , I was hooked . Always leaves you feeling great . They did a great job with the movie
My parents brought me up with music like this and took me to see the Jersey Boys musical in London and I took my friends who also enjoyed it and I'm 37!!!!
@@mariajukejax9649 There was another reference to one of Joe Pesci's most famous roles. When he goes to Bob Gaudio's house to tell him about the group, Bob chuckles over something and says, "That's funny." Joe replies, "Funny, how?" It was a nice full-circle moment, given the reference in "Goodfellas" to The Four Seasons: "Who do you think you are, Frankie Valli, or some other kind of big-shot?!"
@@manuelorozco7760 Good for you. Btw, those guys in film are actors, not originals. For sure that the original on the stage is always much better than smth. what isn't real.
I don't care what rhe critics say, Jersey Boys was/still a great movie! Ty Clint Eastwood for directing such a beautiful movie. As well having Christopher Walken dancing at the end!!!!!! Dedicated to Tommy DeVito!
A decent film, but I really enjoy this ending and reminds me of the ending to Hello Dolly when you have brief reprises of: Put on Your Sunday Clothes, Dancing, It Only Takes a Moment, It Takes a Woman, and wrap up with reprise of Hello Dolly similar to this with brief reprises of Four Seasons songs and end with the big song.
If I altered the ending, after "Who Loves You", I'd have the first scene take place in our time. 1st some random group of young friends were trying to form a band of their own. One of them finds a Four Seasons record/CD and decide to play it for inspiration. Then scene switches to the Four Seasons singing Sherry. After "come out tonight", they hear a high note, finding a hole, peek through it and Frankie rips it open until finding the teens. Stunned seeing something impossible, Frankie invites them over to their side. The Four Seasons decide to show them how they do as a band and THAT'S when they'll sing "Oh What a Night". Frankie would sing "hypnotizing, mesmerizing me" instead. One of them feels left out as each one of his group feels every girl's taken. But that's when Frankie, Mary and Lorraine have him see Francine. And one of them sings "what it takes so long to see the light". Nearing the end, the young group does a rap (since never added in the movie) about the Four Seasons. After that, the group leaves the stage, leaving the whole Jersey Boys cast standing and posing.
He did "cameo". When Bob Gaudio is in the bedroom during the party scene, he's watching Rawhide I believe. Eastwood is on screen for about a second or two.
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RIP the two members of The Four Seasons
Nick Massi (September 19, 1927 - December 24, 2000), aged 73
Tommy DeVito (June 19, 1928 - September 21, 2020), aged 92
You both will be remembered as legends.
So true!!! We were blessed by their gifts!
@@casssmith2610 at least Frankie is still alive 😇
One of the best movie wrap ups I've seen .
Yes reminds me of grease!
such an underrated movie!
Just watched it and don't think it was underrated at all, it was average. It had it's moments, but I think the critics were spot on, the stage version was a lot better.
Daniel Stack funny I just watched it last weekend ! I never saw the staged version
I agree especially with the stage alumni involved
Daniel Stack I actually like them both equally but I can see why. The storytelling needed a bit more energy.
Haleyey😘😙
I’m 73 years old and the four seasons music brings me back to some of the greatest years of my life.
Tony Fiducia I’m 35 and missed all of it being born in the 80s. But the entire 50s and 60s are a time period that I feel so connected to and will never really understand why.
I was the youngest person in the theater when this came out in 2014. Whether it was them, The Beach Boys, Motown, etc. I really love it all.
I drive a Mustang and will someday own a classic Mustang. That whole period just seems so magical.
I’m a kid and I like this stuff
When i saw this movie in the cinema i was the only person in their 20s at the time the rest were people your age
Tony Fiduca I'm 31 & grew up listening to this kind of music with my Dad. The movie was phenomenal. The Broadway production was fantastic! So catchy and feel good music. Brings out emotions.
@@lightningblue648 same
I like how the whole time Vincent Piazza is dancing effortlessly and he looks like he’s not in the mood to do it that day
I can’t ever get enough of these guys!!
Loved this movie! Even my husband enjoyed it and it's not his type of film. I wish I could have seen John Lloyd Young on Broadway in this role. The family and friends of mine who were lucky enough to see him said he was phenomenal
2:27 - Right after the last note of the song, when there was a series of shots of the cast frozen after the last dance move ... holding on those shots, with a couple of them you can see who are barely catching their breath, but all in a frozen pose, with expression of joy on all their faces ... that was an inspired choice by the editor and/or Eastwood. Most conventional editors/directors would have just cut to black and the remainder of the titles, instead of this. I guess they were trying to duplicate what an audience sees in a live show, and it works big-time.
I have seen.this Movie several times and Love it to bits. Valli and Bob Gardio are absolutely immortal. Dick Tynan Dublin Ireland 2o2o
Love the movie and group in real life.
Normally I'm a metal head but a friend at work starting playing it and everyone can't stop from singing the harmonies , I was hooked . Always leaves you feeling great .
They did a great job with the movie
Because these songs are timeless
I remember watching this at the movies with my Aunt six years ago. But now today, I am playing this in memory of Tommy DeVito.
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And in memory of Nick Massi
@@jackspry9736 But Devito was more recent
Well done Clint Eastwood
Yeah. Thanks to Clint Eastwood for making a movie that is based on the broadway musical. 👍
My dads a big fan of him
@@ChrisNicholas1 your just the worst kind of people.
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@@ChrisNicholas1 Yeah, but he just took the inaccurate parts...
This movie was so phenomenal ❤
My parents brought me up with music like this and took me to see the Jersey Boys musical in London and I took my friends who also enjoyed it and I'm 37!!!!
I watched this at the cinema, and I saw all elder, clearly revisiting their memories. So cute
I remember being in an audience of old people when I saw the stage version.
Love it , watch it over and over again. Great work
What a great way to end a movie with the credits.
The last time I saw something like on the big screen was the Aladdin remake. I hope In the Heights does something like this too.
“Sherry” was the first record I owned as a young child! (Goosebumps!!!)
Fantastic movie! I grew up listening to my parents oldies and blasting the stereo! I love it loud!
One of the best end credit sequences ever..
Another 5 stars ,, Eastwood always delivers
I give it 4 stars
@@manuelorozco7760 its treason then
@@espernova228 Why
i saw the Four Seasons , Liverpool Empire in the 60s and again in Manchester 2015 . I have always been a big fan ,Frankie Valli is a true LEGEND ..
So cool to see Christopher Walken dance a little. Lol!
If only he was this fun to watch as Captain Hook
Seeing Walken Dancen still is great
Can't believe how good Vincent is... Lucky Luciano... godamn....
Hello fellow Boardwalk Empire fan
He was the standout guy for me
Underrated movie
I would love to get that DVD of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons with the Jersey Boys, I can play it over and over again.
Funny theres a song from 62 called over and over
Its 100 dollars lol
Love this movie
Beatiful boy y love young!💝😃❤❤💞
Iv watch this movie moor times then I'd like to admit will never get tired of this just love it ❤
I just love this ending -- has the same feel and energy as the ending of "The Music Man" - brilliant.
FANTASTIC MOVIE 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
One of the best endings to a film/musical I've seen.
Along with Grease too.. : )
@@camf33 Grease 2 or as well as Grease? Because I love both endings.
AwesomePig the caped crusader I don’t think people like to remember Grease 2
@@joewhitehead3 well I am the one percent cause it's a meme on my channel for two videos but it will be more.
Joe Whitehead I never seen Grease 2 before. I would like to keep it that way. But I’m anxious to see how Summer Lovin does
Clint Eastwood best directed this movie and I like music from the holidays bestest musical movie ever by client Eastwood daircter
Love this movie!
Is anybody else so in love with Vincent Piazza?!? ❤️😍
He was the standout actor in my opinion
I can't believe this is a scene in a Clint Eastwood movie! 😄
Great flick. Liked it as much as I did the play. This ending credit scene is my favorite part.
I liked it as much as the stage version too. Just wish the storytelling had a bit more energy
Now little quirk. Pesci's cigarette moves instantaneously from his mouth to his right hand at 1:00
Very good casting with reference to a young Joe Pesci.
There’s a split second where he changes hands but you have to keep your eyes peeled
@@mariajukejax9649
There was another reference to one of Joe Pesci's most famous roles. When he goes to Bob Gaudio's house to tell him about the group, Bob chuckles over something and says, "That's funny." Joe replies, "Funny, how?" It was a nice full-circle moment, given the reference in "Goodfellas" to The Four Seasons: "Who do you think you are, Frankie Valli, or some other kind of big-shot?!"
the choreography is simple but tasty. love it
Awesome movie!
love the original Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons
probley the best they brought out for a long time cause i love the film and i love the original band
Love Clint Eastwood ever since he was in Rawhide! I was a really young kid back then but even at that age knew he was a hunk....
My dad is 60 and he’s been a big Eastwood fan since forever. We went to see Trouble with the Curve together 8 years ago.
A great end credits scene for a great movie.
I love it. Clint Eastwood made a very good movie. I am not a fan of musicals, biographies, but I like that movie, especially this scene! ;) Thanks.
I’m a big fan of musicals on stage than I am on film
@@manuelorozco7760 Good for you. Btw, those guys in film are actors, not originals. For sure that the original on the stage is always much better than smth. what isn't real.
Irena Spasovic I knew that
@@manuelorozco7760 I know you knew. Just writing what is the point.
Irena Spasovic Fair enough
The film is beautiful
I don't care what rhe critics say, Jersey Boys was/still a great movie! Ty Clint Eastwood for directing such a beautiful movie. As well having Christopher Walken dancing at the end!!!!!! Dedicated to Tommy DeVito!
Wouldn't it be cool of Frankie made an appearance in the movie?
Yes!
It'd be dope if all the members did
*if
@@yamansbrando i forgot nick died damn
@@BigWalt30522 Yeah, I bunch of old farts on rolling coffins.
Perfect ending
They look like theyre having a great time
Just turn 60! "what a night" takes me back to Salt Lake City -East High-Senior year (I was an exchange student from Brazil). Unforgetable
Great entertainment !!!
I think that final shot should've been recreated and immortalized for Madame Tussaud's wax museum. It would've been so cool.
one of the greatest endings ever
Great movie
Super movie the Jersey Boys it’s frindship and party like to se the musical hope it comes to Denmark 😃
Wonderful ❤
Move it!❤
happy music!
Way to go, Clint Eastwood
jersey boys go frankie valli
If it wasn’t for Frankie valley and the four seasons they wouldn’t be jersey boys
*Valli
No shit
without Italians wouldnt have been USA
Christian Ramirez he was their secret weapon. Frankie gave them their sound but Bob created the hits
Ummm....yeah, since Jersey Boys is the story of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons.
The music was great.
Haleyey❤😍❤
Best movie great music
Kit Walken makes so much sense here!!!
I guess Christopher Walken had to change his name to "Christopher Dancin'" for this scene!
Sherry baby
greatest musical movie ever just edging grease
A decent film, but I really enjoy this ending and reminds me of the ending to Hello Dolly when you have brief reprises of:
Put on Your Sunday Clothes,
Dancing,
It Only Takes a Moment,
It Takes a Woman, and wrap up with reprise of Hello Dolly similar to this with brief reprises of Four Seasons songs and end with the big song.
Haleyey
Lvoe❤😙
i’m not dancing along, you are
The first few minutes of this were sad 😢
Damn shame this one flopped at the BOX office
I waited over a month afterwards to see it in theaters. Quite a shock it didn’t make much
Haleyey🤩🤪🤩
I watch the movie every day for 20 horurs
Corr Blimey!
Haleyey😊🤩😍🥰😘😍🥰🤩
Haleyey
Lcoe❤🙂
Haleyey😎😎😎
Haleyey
Lvoe❤🌮
I'm 51 and i grew up on the 4 seasons
The shot should have been the camera looking down on them.
Haleyey
Lvoe🙂
Haleyey
Lvoe
0:31 when the musical starts
Haleyey
All I have to say is 0:15-0:21 🔥🔥
Jersey Boys the movie
If I altered the ending, after "Who Loves You", I'd have the first scene take place in our time. 1st some random group of young friends were trying to form a band of their own. One of them finds a Four Seasons record/CD and decide to play it for inspiration. Then scene switches to the Four Seasons singing Sherry. After "come out tonight", they hear a high note, finding a hole, peek through it and Frankie rips it open until finding the teens.
Stunned seeing something impossible, Frankie invites them over to their side. The Four Seasons decide to show them how they do as a band and THAT'S when they'll sing "Oh What a Night".
Frankie would sing "hypnotizing, mesmerizing me" instead. One of them feels left out as each one of his group feels every girl's taken. But that's when Frankie, Mary and Lorraine have him see Francine. And one of them sings "what it takes so long to see the light".
Nearing the end, the young group does a rap (since never added in the movie) about the Four Seasons. After that, the group leaves the stage, leaving the whole Jersey Boys cast standing and posing.
And that's exactly why you didn't make this film.
Renee Marino is smoking hot.
From a 73 year old man "Renee is ultra, smokin' hot"
BRO, I just realized Frankie Valli is in the ending where he gets out of the car!!
That's Christopher Walken he has role in the film
The only thing that makes this better than the four seasons version is the saxophone
Why wasn't Eastwood in this part?
I was thinking the same thing. At least a camio appearance!!!!
He did "cameo". When Bob Gaudio is in the bedroom during the party scene, he's watching Rawhide I believe. Eastwood is on screen for about a second or two.
Jersey, not Jersy.
Shouldn't Frankie be home by 11? 🤔
😂😂
Hale
Only Clint Eastwood would and could make Christopher Walken get up and dance. He's a great mover though.
Adam Shakeman too
2:27 - Should have cut to black right there.
this is not a bad movie tbh i like the buddly holly story and la bama a little more better
Loved this part. Shame the other 90% of the movie wasn't like this.
And I guess Rocketman beat them to the punch there.
Rocketman was good too