well of course he is. This movie is Chrissy's screenplay after all. (there's no other rationale for David Chase writing the biggest critical flop in recent memory)
@@Manysuchsneed If he was made, Dickie wouldn’t have been punching the shit out of him. You do NOT lay your hands on a made guy, even if you’re made yourself. The only reason Tony got away with hitting Ralph was because he was the boss.
Chase left Feech, Phil and Carmine Sr out so Joey Diaz could play a man who announces to his criminal associates that he would dine on the feces of one of their lady friends. You know who spent more than a minute pondering who Big Pussy's dad was? Fucking nobody, that's who. Not even a young Phil cameo? No more Butchie. No more of this.
A fucking disgrace. I wouldn't care if Pussy's father was in this movie however, the fact that they didn't include Feech/Carmine Sr/Phil etc is what irritates me.
The biggest problem is the age differences. Pussy and sil are supposed to be Tony’s childhood friends with Jackie but instead they are thirty in the movie. That would make them Paulies age in the series. There was also too much stupid references that we didn’t need. The varsity athlete thing and the shooting llivias hair in the car was funny to see, but we didn’t need it. We needed to see dickie and Tony’s relationship and how led him to where he was. Not the pseudo racism subplot.
Right?? It woulda been more realistic if he picked up one of the dead guys guns and either popped harold or forced his retreat while he was lookin for dickie...but makin it seem like he just ghosted dickie in a shootout really bugs
I mean in real life one black gang had a war in NJ. All 27 were killed. Italians back then had Sicilian hitters. Very similar to what we have in Mexico-armed wings of OC
@@Brettyb93 Going through the trouble of looking up a movie just to call it “so trash it’s unbelievable” isn’t expressing an opinion, it’s called trying to antagonize people.
@@connormcquaid7462 Puss was played by Vincent Pastore who is Italian American not Cuban, although a big percentage of Cuban people have Italian genes in them which is why there are some similarities in appearance. Plus in New York Cubans and Italians we are pretty close friends.
@@big_boi_josh2766 its stupid as fuck. johnny boy just disappears from the scene when dickie runs inside the bar, and they stand in the open for like 5 seconds before getting cover when the first shot is fired. also how did they get away with killing a mobster?
@@andre-li7qojohnny was out of bullets. What was he supposed to do? And obviously they were a bit shocked after the first shot lol, they'd just seen their friend get half his head blown off outta nowhere.
All I can say is that I'm very very offended by this movie I can't even believe that they made all this stuff up and they make all this stuff up now yes in the 1960s blacks and whites were against each other but not this. I'm just sicken by this disturbing movie and I'm glad I never seen it cause if I did I would break the movie in half and burn it.
The movie was just BLM propaganda. The black guy didn’t even die at the end when he would have even whacked within a week irl for trying to start a war against the mafia.
Not necessarily, between race riots that happened in real life during the 60’s and bad blood between Harold and Dickie it’s completely understandable and realistic that Harold would go after Dickie. Now I will say back in the day the African American mob were mostly allies with the Italian American mob so in that sense this scene might be unrealistic, but it’s not unbelievable.
I feel like the Sopranos NJ regime handled a lot of petty and extreme things on sight on their own minuscule terms and did not run it like a major old school NY regime resulting in a lot of terrible actions
