I need to add that Ghost Dog is not one of the best, not by far. It's just pretty good, and very different. It came to my attention when I was a passenger in a car, and the driver had talk radio host Michael Savage on. Savage was going on about how much he liked it, and saying it was so strange, weird, and bizarre, yet he could not stop watching it. I checked it out afterwards, and felt the same. One portrayal was what I think was an underbosss, who was a rap fan and was rapping in a mob club while siting at a table with his boss.

Death Collector aka Family Enforcer. From the 70s. It was Joe Pesce's first movie. Frank Vincent is in it, too!

I may be going off track here, but Carlitos way has always been a favourite.

It was a lot of things. A biography "first and foremost" about an Italian guy from the Bronx who became an iconic boxer. But it was also about the Italian culture, the Bronx, gritty street life, the Mafia, criminality, his violent relationship with his girl and wife, his alcohol abuse, his later life after the ring, his nightclub career as a club comedian, etc., etc....But never mind all that Jace. You just keep saying "it was a boxing movie," like the stubborn, ignorant, argumentative blockhead that you have been since you came to this forum. Lol. You can't help yourself because you just love to cause trouble.

PS: By the way we just released an interesting profile on top Baltimore mafia figure Thomas (Guinea Reds) Aversa. You'll enjoy it...(oh, I forgot. You can't read it).

I only said it was a boxing movie, I have no idea why that burns your butt so badly.

The Godfather 1&2
Goodfellas
The Valachi Papers {I don't care what anybody says, that was a good movie}

Killing them softly all the way. Fucking masterpiece. Proceed by Goodfellas, Godfarther 1 &2 and I'm with Dilorenzo. regarding the valachi papers, it's a great film.

This just aired on TCM a few days ago. Great film because of Steiger, but I had totally forgot that the female lead was played by the late Fay Spain - a very underrated actress whose last film role was as Hyman Roth's wife in GF2 (and you didn't even get to see any close-ups of her face).


Signor V.

Has anyone ever seen The Funeral with Christopher Walken and Chris Penn? Possibly the most disturbing and dark film I've ever seen.... I've only watched it once.... it had me like... What the Fuck was that?

It was good... i think...lol. Just really dark... lot of Marxist undertones from what I remember .....

Does Russian Mafia count? We own the Night with Joaquin Pheonix and Robert Duvall and Walhberg.... Great film...

Big Dick Dave, that one was awesome.

Okay got few gems that are must watch if you like mob movies….

WITNESS TO THE MOB is almost my all time favs . It’s The movie version to UNDERBOSS.

One deadly road. - this also was a favorite but haven’t seen it in over 15 years bc my car was on AVE D in LES smh. It’s basically the CASSO story.

Bonanno : a godfathers story
There’s two versions of this…
One is called the youngest godfather which is three hours and only part one to the full movie.

Does anyone know what ITALIAN mafia movies on AMAZON PRIME are worth watching?? I like zero zero zero And I saw season 1 n 2 og gommoroa. Gammora series wasn’t my favorite but it was ok

Yes--"Mafioso" (1964), directed by Alberto Lattuada, is a great movie about a Sicilian (Alberto Sordi) who left the island for Milan, where he married a blond Northern Italian woman, has two blond daughters, and has a managerial job at the Fiat plant. He returns to Sicily to introduce his wife and kids to his family and friends. It's a riotously funny comedy about the clash of mores and customs twixt mainlanders and Sicilians--until he's recruited by the local gabellotto to do a job in New York. Brilliant!

Yeah, this was a really weird movie but with a good cast. Interesting how Christopher Walken started his movie career as a wimpy tech nerd in "The Anderson Tapes" and evolved into so many tough guy roles.

here my list
1 the godfather part 1 ,,,hands down ur pants the best MOVIER ver made
.2.goodfellas
3. hbo gotti1996 less violence was and Assante made it great4
4 dacing with wolves naww just kiddin
4 the godfather par t2
5 the departed
6 casino
7 once uon a time in america
8 donnie brasco
9 the pope of greenwich village
10 scarface paul minni


sorry no irshman good movie but the departed is a better movies than that we all know

Lol, you might be right with this one!

It wasn't a mob movie, more a gambling movie but I just watched one of my all favorite movies and favorite actors...The Gambler with James Caan...That's a movie I can repeat from moemory but still watch it every time it comes on

I like Goodfellas and Casino, but I think I'd take away the narration.

THATS THAT MADE THE MVIES THE NARRATION

Damn dude, do you even grammar?

Lol, I need an interpreter to decipher thekidfromthesouth

lol

For laughs, 1963 - "Johnny Cool", with an all-star cast.Or the Roberto Benigni film. "Johnny Stecchino", 1991. Might be hard to find, but worth a look.

What I find most amusing about this one is that there is a "Director's Commentary."

WTF???

Wit Maverick. Obviously a name to conjure with...

Right up there with Coppola, Scorsese, etc., I guess.

Sopornos - 7?? How on earth did I manage to miss the first six???


Signor V.

screw you dawg i work and do this when i can,

What happened to the "lol" ?
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Take my advice and maybe start doing less of it. It ain't for you. (reading comprehension and writing ability I mean).

Lol....I noticed that as well...This kids shot, I gave him the booze excuse and he wouldn't take it !!

When someone continues to repeat something like I work, it starts making you look more like you don't...And we're not teenagers here, stop with the dawg