Official The Irishman Thread

[Secure Da Bag]

I think that's "The Villainess", maybe?

Can't remember the exact plot.

Fred.

That's not the one. But that was fire too. I think the actors were Filipinos or something like that.

 

[Zero]

What's the movie with the female assassin who "retired" but her ex-boyfriend found her and killed her family. So she went and wiped out his mob. That was a good one too.

That's not the one. But that was fire too. I think the actors were Filipinos or something like that.

Man I hope you're not talking about Maria

 

[Secure Da Bag]

Man I hope you're not talking about Maria

Thank you. I forgot the name.

 

[Ukbrotha]

On my second watch, how great is that scene when Deniro is confessing to Keitel about blowing up the shop. Pesci's face the whole time absolutely destroyed me.

 

[Devilinurear]

I don't think ed did those things

 

[Zero]

 

[Tony D'Amato]

 

[semicko82]

I just watched the Michael Franzese interview on Vladtv, he basically said it was a good movie, but Frank Sheeran did not kill Hoffa

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

I just watched the Michael Franzese interview on Vladtv, he basically said it was a good movie, but Frank Sheeran did not kill Hoffa

We don't know who did it but Sheeran makes sense and it's a movie based on the novel that where he admits to doing it

 

[shagnificent belafonte]

Kinda obvious they havent seen the movie yet...

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

I’ve always loved that HBO Gotti film. Mad slept on. Bugsy with Warren Beatty is also underrated af.

Loved the Irishman. Not a perfect movie but well worth the watch and I wanna rewatch it again when I have the chance. Too much shyt to watch, not enough time.

HBO Gotti is classic af and the film’s success is the reason HBO got the green light on The Sopranos (GOAT series)


this scene...

Anthony Quinn as Aniello Dellacroce was too pure

 

[Tony D'Amato]

I just watched the Michael Franzese interview on Vladtv, he basically said it was a good movie, but Frank Sheeran did not kill Hoffa

Also said he didn't kill Gallo. I thought eyewitnesses saw him kill Gallo. But Franzese would know. My guess is the Colombos killed him in retaliation.

 

[MajesticLion]

Pesci.

All else is hype machine.

 

[Mr. Pink]

Also said he didn't kill Gallo. I thought eyewitnesses saw him kill Gallo. But Franzese would know. My guess is the Colombos killed him in retaliation.

Franzese would possibly know about Gallo from his old man, but not about Hoffa. It's not like after they killed Hoffa they circulated a memo to everyone around. The people who made the decision were the heads of the Genovese, Chicago and Detroit families, and Buffalino himself. Franzese's father was pretty big, but not that big.

As for Gallo, a pretty strong case was made in the book for Sheeran, but there's also a pretty strong case for a guy named Carmine DiBiase.

 

[Tony D'Amato]

Franzese would possibly know about Gallo from his old man, but not about Hoffa. It's not like after they killed Hoffa they circulated a memo to everyone around. The people who made the decision were the heads of the Genovese, Chicago and Detroit families, and Buffalino himself. Franzese's father was pretty big, but not that big.

As for Gallo, a pretty strong case was made in the book for Sheeran, but there's also a pretty strong case for a guy named Carmine DiBiase.

Yeah, I saw a documentary on twitter saying witnesses ID'd DiBiase.
Franzese also said Buffalino wasn't as powerful as they claimed in the movie.

Man, I need more mob flicks.

I always thought the Gambinos was the most powerful. But the Lucchese, Bonannos and Colombos had it poppin. And the Geneveses were apparently I more powerful than all