It's positively Caesar!

Bonnie and Clyde (1967)

John Dillinger said Bonnie and Clyde were an embarrassment to real gangsters. They would get away with the most at a bank robbery about 300 dollars, while he would get 10,000 dollars in one hit.

Good point.These were the first mainstream films to show violence as brutal as it truly could be. If you watch so many movies before this, be that westerns or even noir gangster films, a person gets shot, they wince, and fall over dead, maybe make a last second confession. That was about it.

That's not overkill. That's sending a message.

i heard they asked him who it was and he said no one shot him

Because that was the rule to NEVER tell

@@karmenjones1690 Stupid rule. Although it's not clear if Gusenberg would have been able to identify any of the gunmen other than to say that "cops" did it. Still a stupid rule --- for men who have chosen a foolish way of life.

It's actually shown in this film

@@karmenjones1690 yup the mob destroyed themselves by starting to snitch

balls deep

John is the victim

@@BattleTheSuperHotMaleIII no the doggy

but with airsoft guns of course **sweats nervously**

I guess I'm male now then... or a tomboy

There are a lot of people born in the 1920s whom are still alive today, The majority of those are known as The Greatest Generation due to them coming of age during the depression and later would serve in World War II.

I was born in 1987, and I remember this.

The North remembers

@@mac1bc 2 Times the north never forgot

or people who actually paid attention in history class.

yes, times have changed .....

I am gravely disappointed- again you have made me unleash my dogs of war....

True words

Its uhhhhh call Media

i want to laugh, but this is sad so i won't

Why cause the gruesome bodies shot up?

I forgot to add to my original post-the priest was a veteran of World War I.

there was no "good and bad" side in WWI that came later with nazi uprising. all factions in WWI had the same initial goal: to get as much land of the enmie's territory (colonies) as possible. there wasn't a lot about ideology or racism, it was mainly patriotism.

star trek+ Sociopathic shit...the underworld. That's one thing that never changes about it.

Darkzz Lord today's people are fucking retards.

Fun fact: I got it on my recommendations!

Yes I did

@@BenjaminIce2003 lmao nice

🖖🏻

How did u know, are u a spy

And had Tommy guns to their diposal

They still

And young men

@@aril7527 no they ain't

then you dont know what a gangster look like today

ron thatguy ikr that's what I call real O.Gs

Last time I check real gangsters dont snitch or fold, but hey.

Right

Grandmaster Bushido Brown are you talking about the these gangsters cause one of those guys survived that shooting and still didn’t snitch even till death, so I don’t know what the fuck you are talking about?

@@disconnectedt.v2516 Why wouldn't you get the police to take down the people that wanted to take down you?

Maarten Pennings pathetic troll

Luis Guzman - In real life, from what i heard the dog that witnessed this massacre had to be put down because it was acting so oddly as a result of witnessing this carnage.

They should've told the dog to draw a sketch of the criminals,I'm surprised they didn't blindfold the dog and kidnapped him for ransom 🤔

The dog does not know how to act dead

Alex F lmaoo wtf

+Monte Walsh "Hey you can't do that..." "Wrong."

Just what you see, pal.

+Monte Walsh Dick Miller rules, I smile everytime he pops up. He was also really good in the cult classic "Demon Knight"

+thatonedrewguy He was in the original "V "mini series way back in the 80's as the counterfeiter. always liked his characters.

There were a lot of stars in this scene that went on to other things like Bruce Dern, David Canary and Dick Miller. Miller, did a number of Roger Corman films in the 60’s.

The dog had to be put down , after , it also was never the same .

​@@Jay-vr9irreally? damn

Al wanted a witness and he figured the dog is probably most reliable.

Look at my picture, That was my Uncle Rex. He was lucky.

hello I saw your recent comment about The Saint Valentine's Day Massacre film did you notice the mechanic was played by Bruce Dern we still with us today anything about Bruce Dern is he always played really bad people he killed John Wayne and the Cowboys but Matt Dillon killed him twice in the 60s amazing another funny thing is he Godfather was Adlai Stevenson and his godmother Eleanor Roosevelt

The dogs real name was Highball.

dog was lucky they choose not to kill it, but also it didn't do nothing anyway

King.K The Best p

The cats name was Fuzzy.

Yep

and sick people just waiting for st valentine . they do not even know what happened in this day .

@@samerzain6153 dude on this day almost 100 years ago some gang members killed another gangs members. Better care about it forever!

This is what i love the most about st. Valentine's Day

Same

Hmmm... nah, after what Bruce Dern did to John Wayne in _The Cowboys_ I think he deserved it 😂

Cause 1929 Chicago was anything but normal and boring thanks to the Beer Wars

@@kyleshiflet9952 what's the movie called

@@kofiashiboe-mensah686 St Valentine's Day Massacre from 1967 directed by Roger Corman

Hammerschlägen M how does it feel to be a passive aggressive dickhead

@Hammerschlägen M English is probably not his/her first language. Don't be a shithead

No witnesses.

they are mafia, that guy was a witness. What did you expect?

No witnesses

Name of movie?

@@YaMommaLuvMe909 The St. Valentin's Day Massacre. It’s literally just called that.

In real life they actually didn't kill the dog, so the directors didn't have to change the story

+Monte Walsh Unfortunately the dog was so distraught that it had to be put down. It was because of the dog's cries that the dead men were discovered.

BlueBoy0316 I did not know that, too bad it had to die because of what happened.

In real life burglars always kill dogs, for it makes much noise

Spielberg had the T-Rex eat the dog in one of his Jurassic Park films. Totally not necessary The dog barked at the dinosaur, it roared back. He could have had the dog retreat into its house and left it like that, a bit of comedy, but nooooo. Had to show the dog house swinging from the chain. Lowered my opinion of him big time.

it wasn't made for TV.

Moe Green (Alex Rocco) is seen in the banquet scene near the end, where Capone kills two guys with a baseball bat.

Jaso Robards was good as an actor in here but not very good as a similarr body/face type.

YEEEES!!!!!! JASON ROBARDS WAS FANTASTIC!!!!! HE WAS TRULY AMAZING....WAS THE BEST AL CAPONE I EVER SEEN😎💯✊💪✌️

Valentine’s day has no meaning

@@sqqbbii yes it does it’s about the Christian patron Saint Valentine who became a martyr

@@latinobunny9882 I thought it was about a bunch of guys getting shot at

@@criminallyautistic8372 that was the St Valentine’s Day Massacre that was different

@@latinobunny9882 I fail to see your point sweetie

My sister was born in Hoffman estates

R/ThatHappened

@John Doe Oh no, she was a flapper, dick sucking wasn't invented yet.

Lottie Thottie she likes to party...just kidding but I think it went well in place of the original words. Great history man💯

Wow

Hey, Animals first! , Right?

At least the dog didn't die

the dogs ok

***** that was literally my exact thought lol

Fredrik Jonsson No, well, depends on what kind of animals and what kind of people. But in this case they're both on the same level. Mobsters and dog that is loyal to mobsters, lol.

Yes. It was in the movie. He was Frank Gusenberg. New theories said he wasn't keeping "Omertà code" but that he was in a massive shock state. It seems he really wasn't aware about what happened.

And they will never killed women either, even if the women witnessed the murder

@@thisisajangoh yes they did, 100 people died in the bombings when Capone would bomb stores who refused to buy his liquor. You really think he didn’t kill any women?

@@rahatahmed6188 capone was a mad dog, even the other mobsters hated him

I love you 😆

@@nievelatino9691 you gotta do better than that

@@damaniresida9887 I LOVE YOU!!!

@@tillerman7272 I'm gonna give ya the count of 3 to get your lying catcus out my door. 1...2..... 1:48-2:15 Merry Christmas ya filthy animal 2:19-2:21 And a happy new year

Te amo

First off all gangsters are the same. Secondly you’re obviously a child to glorify this

You’re not only extremely vague you’re obviously biased

Joe SC - The real life dog had to be put down as a result of ptsd from witnessing the massacre.

Alex F damn, thats crazy and sad actually, so even though they didn't kill the dog, they kinda did in a sense. would have killed it anyway I'm sure if it had attacked them

Joe SC dogs cant talk....

Don't be stupid 7 people dead and all you care about is a dog

@@ss_1972 they were all mobsters/gang members... The dog was the most innocent one there, damn straight people are gonna care more about the dog lol

they thought they were normal cops, you wouldent of thought you were about to be executed.

Ah, but you have to remember, he was actually working for the North Side Gang, whereas you are such a 'couldabin' gero.

Think the word is spelt "mechanic". Also you would not make ANY noise.

He does make no noise now.

Weatherboi It's "spelled" not "spelt" as in using it in the past tense.

Pedophiles and rapists do

I don't think it was clever, it was clearly an act of cowardice... killing someone without even giving them a chance to fight just shows what a coward you are And to think these men called themselves mafia pfft.

@@Khushi_R9 nah it's actually very clever

@@nomnom9992 agreed, it was a clever plan

The Irish where plain out smarted

@@Khushi_R9 They're all cowardly scumbags. That's mafia 101

The mechanic was also a getaway driver so he was not uninvolved. But the film does show him as a tragic figure because he did it to support his family

John May, the mechanic, was described as "a part time mechanic for the gang" so yeah he was innocent in this, just a guy in the wrong place at the wrong time.

He was played by Bruce Dern. Laura Dern's Father.

Not back then when you could've bought a tommy gun and get it shipped to you unmarked for 5 dollars in today's currency lol

SBdunks3 Yeah, those were better days.

+Thoralmir I learned about this in high school yesterday

SBdunks3 And yet the STILL haven't gotten the murder rate down. Imagine that.

+Thoralmir Back in those days most of the murder victims were other gangsters and the public didn't really care. The mass murder of the seven did finally cause a public outcry. Today it is much different................ crime.chicagotribune.com/chicago/homicides

The "no witnesses" mentality.

This actually happened the crazy part

Not just Sunday any given. Day I love my city but man it’s wild

The North side is free from that now

interseting

One of them tried to bribe the Cops.

Do you know the exact location, where the massacre took place???

Do you know if it's still in Seattle?

@@mayhem6282 MO MO

@@hemanthsh6089 Clark Street

@@mayhem6282 The wall is now in the mob museum in Las Vegas. Pretty sure as of 2023.

The actual submachine guns used were fitted with vertical foregrips not handguards.

And they still reside at the Berrien County Sheriff Office im Benton Harbor MI. Still operational.

Rufus Thomas. Or the Rolling Stones. Or Aerosmith.

Jesus.

Probably the wife or one of the 7 children the mechanic had.

Me

Donny Donowitz he don't exist

Too bad the dead men didn't get to enjoy a romantic valentines day with their wives or girlfriends.

St. Valentine

Same to you

Chopper ....

He's played in many. One of my favorites was "Silent Running".

He was also in The Cowboys where he Co-Starred with John Wayne.

Haha

Stone Celtden You are thinking of Ray chuck bennett who is believed murdered by Brian Kane in Melbourne not Sydney courthouse. It was revenge for his brother Les. Nothing to do with George Freeman.

Al Capone Yeah, certainly one of the Mobs Greatest Hits!

Apart from modern days school shootings that score higher on the death meter, or the music festival shooting, what was that one? 8 times more deaths.

I just walked past the actual location

Capone actually had a dress code for his gang

@Johnny Doe It's in the book by John Kohler. My copy is lost but he wanted everyone to look neat.

@@TheKaylaGayle The author of that Capone biography is John *Kobler.* It was published around 1970.

Also nice to see a young Jack Nicholson here, pre-fame

And I loved George Segal performance as Peter "Pete" Gusenberg. When a young girl I was in love with his character...A very handsome scoundrel.

they look cool and all but they did all the same things, including rape

@@paddyret7968 yeah but new gangsters rape girls too/they even drug girls in party

they were part of the northside gang Bugs moran Al capone was southside

A TON of research was done to make this movie seem as historically authentic as possible. I think the only creative liberty that was taken was Capone personally taking revenge on Joe Aiello, the guy that set up the killing of Patsy Lolordo. In real life Joe successfully escaped Chicago and took over the Sicilian mob but was gunned down by the Capone gang in October of 1930.

@@vampman87 Another creative liberty was to put Franck Gusenberg liying over a chair after the shooting; it was his brother who died that way .

@@vanesamontacuto8916 In the most well-known photo of the massacre, only six of the victims are seen (including one slumped over a chair, Pete Gusenberg), because Frank Gusenberg had already crawled away from the wall and toward the door by the time the photo was taken.

@@57highland True.

That is very true. Usually Hollywood makes it worse, but this case was so bad that they actually toned it down.

You are right. Just see the photos of the massacre. They are AWFUL.

They had to stay within a Certain Rating for this Movie.

Ratio+ go back to your country

Yeah

na na na

We'd start walking a lot faster.

But the dog was put to sleep several days after the massacre. His stress was so big that they kill him.

That was done by the shotgun blasts afterwards.

Two of the victims were additionally shot with shotgun blasts, as you see after the machine gun volley. According to the history of the event, the two were John May and James Clark. Apparently, the plan was to use the shotguns to finish off any victim who appeared to still be breathing (by shooting them in the face/head).

@@57highland They must have finished Fran Gusenberg that way. He was still breathing and will be for some three hours.

@@vanesamontacuto8916 14 bullet holes in him, I believe all .45 from the Thompson.