Goodfellas movie prototype
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Neil 2022-03-26 09:01:01
Sure enough, I have no feelings for gangster movies. The godfather was able to impress me completely because of his father-son relationship. He didn't have any good feelings for the family. He did some conscientious things and finally survived by betrayal. I have seen the most disgusting protagonist.
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Zita 2022-03-26 09:01:01
Lao Ma opened a brand-new street gang movie mode. The first half fully mobilizes and satisfies people’s fantasies about gangsters. The characters are promoted and made fortune all the way. They speak loyalty, respect, change women, and do whatever they want regardless of the consequences; the second half is Suddenly, violence, drugs, marital affairs, assassinations, and betrayal are trapped in a quagmire. Brotherhood and organizational desires collapsed, forced to return to reality and suffer karma. The plot uses a murder as a turning point. The cruel killing is brought to the beginning, and the cause and effect will be revealed later. It is just an ordinary quarrel made by more than one bullying, but the fate of the main character has changed as a result, and Joe Pessi has nothing to do. The warning's sudden death shattered people's romantic fantasy of the Mafia, and replaced it with the helplessness and fear of being imprisoned. Several classic scenes worthy of recollection, impromptu performances on Joe Pessi's table, long shots of Leliotta going to high-end restaurants, and gorgeous scheduling of cooking and cutting vegetables in prison. Lao Ma presents the extreme level of his peak period, fast editing, fixing frames, narration, inserting long shots, super high narrative efficiency, perfect scene scheduling, everything is impossible to find
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Tommy DeVito: All right, so he got shot in the foot, what is it, a big fuckin' deal?
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Tommy DeVito: [Infuriated at Spider and speaking to the other card players] Hey, what's that movie that Bogart made?
Anthony Stabile: Which one?
Tommy DeVito: The one where he played a cowboy. He only did one.
Anthony Stabile: Oh... ah... The Oklahoma Kid.
Jimmy Conway: Shane?
Tommy DeVito: Oklahoma Kid!
Tommy DeVito: [to Jimmy] Shane...
[They all laugh]