BEST Mob Movie Scenes | Sit Down with Michael Franzese

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[NickWright]

The meeting between Angelo Bruno, Russel Bufalino and Frank in the Irishman. The nuance in that acting.. absolutely incredible!

[jacobgebhart]

For me it was the "what's funny?" Scene from Goodfellas. In 2 minutes they go from laughing, to someone looking like they're going to get killed, and back to laughing. Shows you how tense and unbalanced some people are and how something small can get you killed even by your own friend.

[janicea]

The opening of Godfather is one of my personal favorites. Here's this powerful man who is suppose to be celebrating his daughter's wedding is having to take care of business but he's very tactical and even told the guy he was talking to he should be thankful his daughter is alive bc that's justice. Also he has a cat in his lap during this exchange and he still took care of the man's request. Love your choices too, keep up the great work!

[Mec]

That skit at the end was beautiful! 😂 Donnie brasco was the most authentic mob movie to me my grandfather him and all his friends they dressed and talked like that I'll never forget it Buffalo New York

[dollarcrew]

The scene in The Godfather 1, where Michael is with Enzo trying to act like they are guards is the first that comes to mind. His hands shaking to light his cigarette. So good!!

[carloscastillo]

The end of casino when de niro is narrating everyone's fate and he's back in front of the tvs just capping games. Back where it all began. Legendary.

[Charles-vklb]

The transition scene in 'The Godfather' from Woltz finding Khartoum's head in his bed, to the facial expression of Don Corleone. The flex of his eyebrows and facial expression, as If to say, "You just had to push me"...very subtle, but very powerful at the same time. No words needed to get his meaning across. Thank you, Mr. Franzese for all your videos. May the Almighty bless you and keep you.

[tonysoprano]

The purging scene of The Godfather is perhaps the most memorable and impressive to me. Every shots and camera angles arranged brilliantly, under the Catholic hymns of organ, makes it looked really powerful.
And also a scene in The Sopranos comes up to my mind, when Tony and Chrissy disposed the body of Ralph Cifaretto. They show the whole process uncut, uncensored which makes me goosebumps. So savage, but real!

[toddbrenner]

I still always go back to the opening scene of The Godfather. Brando was just magnificent and set the tone for the film. Petting the cat, smelling the rose, he was just classic in that film.

[awesomeboston]

My all time favorite movie scene is Fredo's death scene in Godfather 2. So emotional and heartbreaking. It really shows what greed and power can do to someone like Michael Corleone

[Dungeon_of_Rap]

First scene that pops in my head is "leave the gun, take the cannoli" from Godfather but my favorite scene (also from Godfather) is when Vito is telling Michael that whoever sets the peace meeting is the one plotting against him. Hymen Roth's "I never asked who gave the order" scene from Godfather pt.2 is a close 2nd.

[joshsmith]

Casino, Nicky and Ace meeting in the desert and arguing. Great scene. Another small scene from Casino, is when two men from another crew try to rob the casino and Pesci walks in casually starts a conversation and subtly asks them to leave. Great scene because it showed that they knew who he was and his reputation in Vegas and left.

[War_Nerve]

When Michael does that slow door close in Kay's face is an underrated scene in my opinion. Cracks me up every time.

[edgewiseCL]

"Leave the gun, take the canoli" personally immediately comes to mind, as well as the montage of hits in the finale of Godfather. Also, Don Corleone's journey back to his homeland for some good ol' revenge in Part 2 is so awesome.

As far as a goodfellas representative I have to say the best scene for me is when Batts is in the trunk and the boys visit with Tommy's mom after stopping by to borrow some cutlery. It seems so real and strangely sweet, subtlety hilarious, and simultaneously disturbing.

Casino's desert scene is my favorite mob scene ever, but the depiction of the M and M murders, the one with the head in the vice where pesci's delivery is so funny yet scary. Frankie, put him out of his f****n misery.

Not to focus on hits too much, but the 3 Capos Hit was so chaotic and the twist of an extra murder is truly jarring when watching Donnie Brasco for the first time

And it maybe cartoonish, but holy smokes you can't not think of Don Vincenzo Cochotti (Chris Walken) killing his first man since the mid-eighties in "the eggplant scene" opposite Dennis Hopper in "true romance"

[JoeGallo]

3 of my most favorite Mob scenes are all in Godfather 2 and have to do with Michael’s ice cold demeanor. One is the “Senator you can have my answer now if you’d like?” scene. The other is “Hyman Roth doesn’t live to see the New Year.” And the last one is: “Fredo, you're nothing to me now. You're not a brother, you're not a friend. I don't want to know you or what you do.”

[CoolHandLuke]

Almost to that 1 million subscribers. Keep it up!!

[mostlypeacefulmisterputin]

The scene from “A Bronx tale” when they’re shooting craps, and they start locking people in the bathroom🤣🤣 Definitely one of my favorites “I don’t want his face looking at that face, when he’s throwing my dice!”

[warrendchild]

A Bronx Tale bar scene, and also the scene when Sonny is talking to the kid, whilst driving in reverse for a few blocks. Absolute baller! Love Chaz!

[davidhoj]

"Ya father is the tough guy, I get up for work every day" Bronx Tale

[Melinda]

YES! In the “Bronx Tale”……..’put him in the battroom’!! We laughed 🤣 so hard and still do when we think of it!! 👏👏. 😆. 😆 🤣 ✌️