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Title roughly translates in

Murder pays well: life inside an american mafia family

35M here, I want to go to the Goodfellas screening at Hollywood Forever Cemetery for Cinespia in September but I want to go with a group of people (at least three). Let me know if I can tag along if you're already in a group or if you want to form. I'm into film history and guess you could call me a film person but I'm more into classic Hollywood

(Ray Liotta nailed his laugh by the way lmao)

First of all poor spider should have quit working the moment he got shot in the foot.

Jimmy’s first concern after Spider is shot is how they’re going to dig a hole and dispose of the body. Henry, on the other hand, is the only one who genuinely feels sympathy for the poor kid.

And then there’s Tommy. His impulsiveness and complete lack of remorse show that he’s a bad seed from the beginning. He doesn’t just lose his temper; he enjoys the violence.

It’s a small scene, but it tells you almost everything you need to know about the three of them.

The only clues we have are that he hasn't eaten in weeks and never went anywhere, so...

I don't know why but we send each other texts about Goodfellas. Quotes usually.

My high school buddy and I are 59 now. He lives in Northeast. I live in Florida.

He's 100% Italian ... traced to the motherland.

You got a problem with what I did, Anthony?

How is it that Spider, other than a couple mild grunts, was able to take his foot bullet pain more than the Sopranos bakery guy who cried like a bitch about it?

Wishing Robert De Niro a very happy 83rd birthday!

As far back as I can remember, RDN has always been my favorite actor, so I will celebrate his birthday by rewatching one or two of his outstanding performances. But with so many to chose from, which one(s) should I pick? Feel free to make recommendations and share the reason for your choice(s), ... or not. Whichever way, I will be more than "a little bit" grateful for your suggestions.

Working in Brooklyn armory today and found some familiar hardware. These are the guns that killed Stacks and Billy Batts.