i would pay to see that

@@goPistons06 A movie like that would just be bananas!

He would still be arguing in the car when the fire trucks arrived when they burned down the restaurant. "So if I sleep with her friend, she'll want to sleep with you to not be outdone. Is her friend attractive?" The police would tap on the window, "There's a fire here. How long you been sitting here? Why didn't you call the fire company?" "I thought they were doing some minor renovations. Get that smoke filled cabaret feel. I guess it got out of hand. Alright we'll leave now."

"I dont mind getting wacked, I just dont want to be there when it happens."

Well- Woody did play a Criminal in one of his early Movie- The so called "Funny ONe.s" - "TAke the Money and Run.: I was very, very young when I saw the Movie with my father and brother. I couldn't stop laughing. I laughed throughout the whole MOvie. That was the first time I saw a Woody Allen MOvie. My favority Woody Allen MOvie is Broadway DAnny Rose. I liked Broadway Danny Rose because it wasn't about upper class Wealth Manhatanites, but about poor Struggling working class and poor People. I guess "TAke the Money and Run" was also not about upper class and WEalthy Manhattanites.

woody allen ON dylan farrow

@@forgive7449 Gullible type?

outlaw pete "Woody Harrelson on AllenFellas". someone already do that one...?

Goody pls

awesome!

Scorcese has that unusual knack of putting you in a scene while also making you aware of the craft of directing: the long take at the Copacobana, the music video editing of the cocaine scene, the voiceover and closeup of the garlic being sliced in prison...

Woody is right and he is okay in my book.

B Kavanaugh he’s a creepy little fuck

@@guy5529 Guesses ain't Evidence.

I love Woody’s voice. I can listen to him talk all day.

the regular lives and professional lives of these people. It's like a window into their world.

I don't want to ever take anything away from Scorsese. But, Nicholas Pileggi also brought an unbelievably excellent "Goodfellas" script to that table.

Casino, The Departed, Wolf of Wall Street

After Hours and King of Comedy are right up there with Taxi Driver and Raging Bull for me.

*Yeah! The fact that he r@ped his daughter at 7 years of age kind of takes the shine off anything this deviant bastard has to say about anything.*

one of his best!

Love Goodfellas, love Radio Days 😊

Yes, Woody Allen's Bullets over Broadway (1994) movie reminds me of Goodfellas.

when he's not molesting his daughter

Woody Allen never shows regular New Yorkers. He shows rich New Yorkers.

@@chevexx1111 Not exactly true.

because it shows the reality. horrible people

You don't take a break to get your shine box?

@@skipads5141 Lol. I watched the whole thing last night because my wife had never seen it. It didn't go so well for Billy Batts. Or for Morrie.

facts

Just don't ask what he thinks about little girls

@@LucasSampaioMaia Little girls?

8 year olds, Dude…

rip epstein

@Daniel Treadwell So where's the other victims? How is it Woody Allen has one single victim whose details fluctuate routinely and goes around shaming and bullying celebrities for working with him rather than going to Connecticut and filing a civil suit against him, which she's legally able to do for another decade, when Harvey Weinstein and Bill Cosby had multiple accusations against them in the wake of #MeToo? You've been duped by the Farrows playing on your mistaken beliefs of "morality".

@@AngelofMusic04 The answer is that Woody is completely innocent. Mia is bat shit crazy.

@@elmoblatch9787 Woody saved Farrow's career by putting her in in so many of his films. A few are regarded as classics. She repaid him with animal spite. Woody may have his quirks, but he's not a pedophile. Mia Farrow is evil.

And underage ppl too

Artistic time

Editing. By the great Thelma Schoonmaker.

I like that, but nowadays the directors need more than two hours to tell a simple story. I mean, I support when you need more time only if you had a long script that requires it and if you have a easy script you can make a short movie.

Strings of Peace Yes four times, in just over a minute

Strings of Peace​ Im guessing you voted for our new president

Strings of Peace Then keep your EU leaving paws off my countrys affairs

Strings of Peace No, just those of the fellow countrymen and those left in the EU whom facepalm Nigel Farrage

Tex Truman rofl

I just watched it again this evening. Amazing how this film just draws you in. So well constructed (dramatically). One scene after another, just pulling you in to the story. Astonishing.

...an ugly film of an ugly world !

one of the best. i put it second to godfather 2. it should have won the Oscar or at the very least the best director.

@@michaelcelani8325 An ugly world beautifully and masterfully recreated.

I'm gonna wind up a lammist, I gotta go on the fuckin' lam in order to get away from this guy? This ain't right, Paulie.

"This cocksucker's an arch criminal"

Water is wet etc

@@jonnyquest7099 It bears repeating to people with miserable taste and information levels who get off on crap like 7L and Esoteric.

@deanronson6331 Get real lad, you don't have a clue who 7L and Esoteric are. You clicked on my profile and tried to glean some information about me to make your retort seem personal, fucking loser go listen to the Beatles or something you fucking sheep cunt

For me its Billy Wilder

@@mirkomustapic3883 Pa ne mozemo bas sve da nabrojimo, Mirkic.

"Yes, but Woody how could you sit through a movie that used music recorded after 1940?" Maybe he turned the sound off! Interestingly, much of 'Goodfellas' is simply made up. Tommy didn't even exist and most of the events didn't happen. Henry Hill, of course, is Jewish, though they try to make out that he is half Irish and half Italian. What a joke.

@@nossasenhoradoo871 yeah yeah now go home and get your fuckin shinebox

@@nossasenhoradoo871 He was half Irish, half Italian. He converted to Judaism on marrying Karen.

Do you remember when SCTV had 'Woody Allen' in "Taxi Driver"?

@@philiphatfield5666 wow didn't remember that! Thanks! Anyway, yeah, lol that's the idea

..Now, tell us about the other part, that's not included in the "went well for the most part". Oh yeah, you can't, you might get wacked.

Which he should've won for Raging Bull. Sorry, Redford, Ordinary People was fine work, but...

Maui...well any influence is completely lost. Fellinis 8.5 will be watched 100 years from now --- when both Scorsese's and Allen will be forgotten. They are Both making commercial films for Money...that is their motivation. Fellinis had a much larger motivation ...and therefore a bigger vision. When we see these films today (2020) 8 1/2 is just in another universe.

.....To make a great and lasting film the Filmaker Must master the use of Silence in the film. ..silence as an aspect of the film gives the breathing space for realism.

See any B/W film by Antonioni for reference.

@@michaelcelani8325 People will be watching Annie Hall, Manhattan et al in a hundred years from now.

My immediate memory of Goodfellas is my mom waking me early so that i could watch the opening scene, i was 16 i think..... blew my mind!! I still think Casino is better tho.

He also said it right at the beginning. ;)

Woody Allen has himself to blame for his numerous critics. I think otherwise he would be many times more popular. Some people who watch his films can't get past his behavior. However he is a very good filmmaker, and the dialog in the majority of his films is great. Same thing with Polanski, a great filmmaker and a major scumbag. For me personally I have struggled with other performers who make it difficult to respect their art, such as Pink Floyd's Rodger Waters, even though I love most of their music. So support Woody Allen if you want or not, but don't blame the commenters, that just shows a lack of empathy for people who have been negatively affected by him.

@@rorylapidus5772 They are small minded. Woody is great! Period.

@@waynej2608 ok well I strongly disagree he is great period. I think there is some responsibility to live within the rules of society, if you don't then you suffer from it. Period. It could be suffering from being sent to prision, or in Woodys case suffering due to public shame. That's his own fault. And it affects the way some people view his films. For example his film are funny, but when they think of him, it's hard to laugh for some people. On the topic of small minded you might want to realize that there is intense hate toward Woody, for his actions. I'm not sure if your in the United States but if you are, we have the freedom to like or dislike whom ever we wish for a good reason or for no reason at all. If you can't see that woody has caused this himself then your mentality blind. There are a many celebrities who have hurt their own careers, woody and Polanski are just two. Sometimes people are forgiven and sometimes not. Reguardless of your passion for woody, he is more devicive then even Donald Trump, and that is a difficult task to accomplish for anyone. It's 100% a legitimate gripe by people who have issues with him, and to them, (obviously not you), he is scum. So your, he is great period is really meaningless to anyone but his fans. I don't take that stance, but I have empathy for people who do and I certainly see why people have issues with him. It's not small minded people but open minded people who are thoughtful and consider all sides before talking for our society as you seem to do.

Woody Allens "Annie Hall'' was a masterpiece too. One of the best movies in history of films hands down.

@@c.d.cabascangosanchez3687 That's a goddamned lie, and you're a goddamned liar for saying it. Google it and find out the truth, or continue being an ignorant, stupid, asshole about it.

Su obra es muy destacada es de los mejores directores de la historia, ha echo varias películas que son obras maestras.... Y de su vida privada es asunto de el.. La justicia tendría que haber procedido diferente .. Quiza por ser una estrella tubo privilegios

Ha-ha-ha!

Ever seen the terrific "Crimes and Misdemeanors" with Martin Landau? And, it not Mafia, but "Match Point" set in the UK, is a really great thriller.

Bullets Over Broadway is great too, with Chazz Palminteri playing a mobster with an unexpected talent for theater production.

Think if Scorsese directed Woody in an animated mime adaption of Mean Girls.

I love Woody, but it would've sucked.

Every one of the mobsters in the vid falls in love with girls with NY in the background. The end.

@warrcc c And that just may be my fave Allen film.

@warrcc c Match Point was great... a tribute to Hitchcock at his best. And "Crimes and Misdemeanors" was brilliant. Sure, I came of age while Woody was making us laugh with "Sleeper" and "Bananas," but some his post-comedic films are amazing. He just makes a few clunkers, due to his "one-a-year" work schedule.

@@jackm4457 Have you seen :"Scoop," of the fabulous, "Magic in the Moonlight"? Recommended.

@@TheRealDrJoeyWoody's, Sweet and Lowdown, was a nice departure, too. It puzzles me that that film isn't better known and/or celebrated. Sean Penn was amazing in it.

@@waynej2608 Agreed. Cafe Society wasn't bad, and Curse of the Jade Scorpion is excellent!

I was very unimpressed by Private Ryan the second time.

One of the greatest idiots if all time talking about things s/he has no clue about. LOL 😈

Shame about the child molestation though...

@@davidyatesmckay Brother, you said it. I feel like I just discovered intelligent life on the internet.

@@TheRealDrJoey Ditto! Although, I somehow believe Mia to be much worse than Jolie. Mia is batshit!

Women love when violence is inflicted. On someone else.

You must be a psychopath.