@@ricardolozano5356 I think the guy was in charge of the booze operation at the post office that The Untouchables raided. The same guy who goes up to Sean Connery and says, "You got a warrant?!??" And Sean Connery clobbered him with his shotgun. That's why Capone was pissed at the man's blunder.
That guy was getting a headache from all that “teamwork”, so Al Capone being the good guy he is whacked him over the head to cure his headache. What a good guy Al is.
I remember being a kid about that little girl's age, and freaking out because my father wanted me to recite that SPECIFIC prayer, rather than just a simple prayer of praise & thanks. Is me DYING in my sleep THAT likely?? Scary as Hell, and him getting pissed off at me didn't help. Thank GOD my Mom was a good parent, because HE sure wasn't!
I think he was the one in charge of the booze operation at the post office that The Untouchables raided. I think he's the guy who goes up to Sean Connery and says, "You got a warrant?!??" And Sean Connery clobbered him with his shotgun.
The two men he killed were Giovanni Scalise and Bernardo Anselmi(I believe). These were two of Capone's top triggermen who were central in the infamous St. Valentine's Day Massacre. They conspired to murder Capone and assume control of his organization. Al found out about it. The rest is history.
I remember going to see 'the Untouchables' at the theater. I had a feeling I was going to see something really good. And. People were talking about Kevin Costner. And after this movie, HE was everywhere. And I remember, it came 'later' to him, than most. Or that was what was being said. People, who were not into hype, were making pretty heavy compliments. I remember one person said, Costner does Gable better than Gable. Anyway. This a solid scene in a pretty solid movie. I think Connery won an award for this. Wow. This like 1987.
"don't mistake my kindness for weakness. I am kind to everyone, but when someone is unkind to me, weak is not what you are going to remember about me"l
Al Capone is an evil, vicious man killing an employee at a banquet, yet the honorable Elliot Ness is a loving, devoted family man that tucks his daughter into bed. But both died early. Capone died from syphilis at 48 and Ness from a heart attack at 54. Capone didn’t care and died from an STD. Ness probably died from chronic stress.
Capone was one of the first to receive penicillin for treatment, in 1942. It slowed down the progress of the syphilis but it was too advanced for the treatment to do more than that. He died in 1947. Ness seems to have had business struggles in his later years and had a drinking problem, though he might not have been a full-blown alcoholic.
@@michiganman9599 I just wonder how Kevin Costner is allowed to kiss that little girl. I always thought that was prohibited by the law? Or was it still possible in the 80s?
I have a question about dinner etiquette.... if someone has his head bashed in with a baseball bat by the Master of Ceremonies at a dinner, are his next of kin still obligated to pay for his dinner and should they send a " Thank You" note to the host? I kinda need to know this because im hosting a dinner of my own next week and i have the bat ready. Thanks so much for the anticipated advice.
Your obvious concern about the correct dicorum puts my mind at ease that there is still some class left within this wretched world. In answer to your question, undoubtedly yes, they should pay and courtesy does dictate a suitable response to acknowledge the hosts efforts.
Every single one of them is probably freaking out inside when Al Capone is holding a bat walking behind them
Yes, and that’s when I have to get up and use the bathroom. Lol
@@jcathlete9230 Exactly. All It Takes Is Just One Wrong Answer To His Questions...
@@doubleedgedfist1535 That's when I get up because I just WENT to the bathroom. =)
When a Mob Boss has a bat, you know a skull is getting whacked.
I love the subtle terror of everyone at the table, mindlessly parroting whatever Al says so he won't fly off the handle.
Best scene ever, especially the "Get the idea" look Al Capone gave to his men in the end.
why did he kill him
@@ricardolozano5356 I think the guy was in charge of the booze operation at the post office that The Untouchables raided. The same guy who goes up to Sean Connery and says, "You got a warrant?!??" And Sean Connery clobbered him with his shotgun. That's why Capone was pissed at the man's blunder.
@@vitoldwisniewski, oh, looking at the tablecloth, I thought it was because he'd spilt the tomato sauce!
Al capone went ⚾ 🦇 💩 crazy 😂
Bat crazy shit
Baseball bat shit crazy?
That's what you call sending a message to the entire organization without even saying a word just one swing
But he said a bunch of words. And he took four swings.
@@kevinalmeyda🤣😆 facts
Did you even watch the scene before commenting?
Object Lesson…
Homie just repeated the word ‘team’. His ass was NOT listening lol
Right. If he was paying attention he would’ve seen those hits coming.
He was the only one to order his fish batterd.
Good one!
But before that, Capone grilled his team. 😂
Negan would be proud of this guy...
it was negans' fav movie before the plague
Capone v negan, only one winner and it ain't negan.
@LukeHolland-f9v it would be negan hes got a leather jacket has lucille and his nutsack is made of steel, capone is old and weak
I just realized that Nitti was the only one that didn't look away in shock like everyone else, small detail but pretty cool
Notice in the last shot when the camera cranes up that everyone is frozen still while Nitti calmly folds his napkin. Great little detail.
Nitti was just every bit as big of a psychopath as Al.
"A simple 'thank you' would have been nice."
Totally Different Movie, Friend.
“Attaway, Bobby! *now* do you *care* ?
I love the subtle facial shift to anger after he says " no one?".
It was at that moment when Al grabs the bat and says "BASEBALL" everyone knew he was gonna hit a grand slam.
That wasn't baseball, that was whack a mole.
well he has a big mole on his face
No, just an employee of his that didn’t do his job during a raid.
" That wasn't baseball, that was whack a mole " 😂😂😂 ya killed me with that line. I can't stop laughing.
In Goodfellas, that look was Whack a Morrie.
Underrated comment.
It's likely safe to assume the guy who literally got whacked, was not a team player.
He was the bat boy!
Ele era um traidor.
He was one of the guys who plotted to kill Capone and take over the operation. In real world in that time I believe it was three guys.
@@danaripley1200 I can better understand Capone's actions now. Thanks.
this scene hits hard
Quite literally 😂😂😂
@@HotJalapeno_YT77 🤣🤣🤣
😆😆😆😆😆😆
Imagine sitting near him. "I didn't do anything, and now my dessert is covered in blood!"
That Or Hey Its Not Covered In My Blood
If a guy is walking around the dinner table with a baseball bat you should be a bit concerned.......
😂😂😂
This has always been my favorite
De Niro film. He's absolutely fantastic playing that role‼️
Al Capone gave that guy a big headache.
Truly a splitting headache.
Yea but it didn’t last long…..
Actually, he probably saw heaven the second the bat hit his head and God welcomed him in to his holy place assuming he was saved.
What a way to change the mood.
And Frank Nitti is sitting there like, "I wonder what the next course is? Brains?"
They all slippery fish. You couldnt trust one of them, not even as a team. 😂
De Niro hit it outta the park in this scene.
That guy was getting a headache from all that “teamwork”, so Al Capone being the good guy he is whacked him over the head to cure his headache. What a good guy Al is.
Phil, you know the wine makes you emotional.
How did your 20 years go?
Always remember one thing if DeNiro has a bat or a gun behind you, you gotta watch your back even if we’re a team
As soon as the bat came out I knew someone's head's getting bashed in. Always does in movies...
Nah, not in field of dreams 😂
Imagine the chefs reaction.
"I make you this nice dinner, and now theres brains in it!"
I remember being a kid about that little girl's age, and freaking out because my father wanted me to recite that SPECIFIC prayer, rather than just a simple prayer of praise & thanks. Is me DYING in my sleep THAT likely?? Scary as Hell, and him getting pissed off at me didn't help. Thank GOD my Mom was a good parent, because HE sure wasn't!
I think Dessert is off the menu !!
Yelp review will be….so so.
Looks like they were halfway through dessert with cognac and coffee🍰☕🥃
Afterwards, everyone ordered a bloody mary to calm down.
What did he do to piss off Al Capone so badly
I think he was the one in charge of the booze operation at the post office that The Untouchables raided. I think he's the guy who goes up to Sean Connery and says, "You got a warrant?!??" And Sean Connery clobbered him with his shotgun.
The two men he killed were Giovanni Scalise and Bernardo Anselmi(I believe). These were two of Capone's top triggermen who were central in the infamous St. Valentine's Day Massacre. They conspired to murder Capone and assume control of his organization. Al found out about it.
The rest is history.
@@Swlabr61 Getting it from both sides.
That really has to hurt.
NO appreciation whatsoever.
I think he talked shit about Al's sistah!
He must have talked smack about Al's sistah!
Well that's gonna leave a mark!
That should just buff out.
@@AlanCanon2222 😂 😆
I remember De Niro with these three roles, Taxi Driver, Young Don Corleone and Al Capone.
"The Deer Hunter" is also remarkable... together with Christopher Walken and John Cazale (who was Fredo in The Godfather)
Yeah, he plays the same guy in all of them.
Don't forget Heat, Casino and the Goodfellas ❤
Let's not forget Cape Fear
And he un-hinged rant over Trump and his voters. My how the giant has fallen.
It really did sound like he knocked one out of the park! 💥 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Al Capone’s motivational speech. And how to manage gangster employees.
Mob Family Management for Dummies!
Solo il grande Bob De Niro poteva impersonare un personaggio simile！ Attori come te il mondo ne vedra' pochi......anzi, pochissimi. Ma tu sei unico.
Last swing was a foul tip lol. Great movie 🎬 😂
Was it intentional to make the first strike sound like an actual baseball being hit? Lol
HOME RUN!
I remember going to see 'the Untouchables' at the theater. I had a feeling I was going to see something really good. And. People were talking about Kevin Costner. And after this movie, HE was everywhere. And I remember, it came 'later' to him, than most. Or that was what was being said. People, who were not into hype, were making pretty heavy compliments. I remember one person said, Costner does Gable better than Gable. Anyway. This a solid scene in a pretty solid movie. I think Connery won an award for this. Wow. This like 1987.
drinking to much you just get hammered
Classic classic classic ❤
"AL, COULD YA GIVE US SOME WARNING FIRST, I HAVEN'T FINISHED MY DESERT YET!"
Nitti folding his napkin and saying to himself, lease it will never be getting the whack with the bat.
Una escena muy impactante en verdad.
2:35 - “Hush, little baby, don't say a word
And never mind that noise you heard…”
What a fucking great scene, the way the camera panning upward shot at the end is so fucking good!
01:50 - Is that a tear in DeNiro’s right eye?
2:10 Damn savage scene but funny asf 😂😂
“Oops. I meant to kill the guy on his left... they all look the same from behind."
Capone, clearly unaware that such treatment of the head...brings on migraines!
“” I Ordered Scrambled
Eggs 🍳 Not
Scrambled Brains “”
That guys head was right in the strike zone!
I remember the first time I saw this and was shocked. Nowadays in film, THIS is practically a scene from a Marvel movie.
That's One Ominous Piano!
Alphonso had em shittin. Bricks
02:01 Check that guy right in the middle. He is whipping his hands and thinking, "Well I guess we are leaving early". What a savage.
I think that’s Frank Nitti. Capone’s enforcer.
@@SpikeyPancake I think you are right.
Note to self - never cross paths with a mobster
Don't you wish there was a like Being John Malkovich experience but for the real Al Capone? Just living a day in his life.
Talk about getting your wig split. That was very cold blooded. Only in the land of the dollar.😮
Then a guy comes up behind him and say's, "wrong guy"
Capone gives new meaning to term "double header"....
They didn't no who he was going to hit with that bat
He definitely had a bat in his belfry
Hush little baby, don't say a word...
Damn he just beat Barry Bonds record. Good job!
One wonders if anyone else, stole from Big Al ever again??? after that simple but very effective demonstration of "Who's Da Boss".
Such a great movie
"don't mistake my kindness for weakness. I am kind to everyone, but when someone is unkind to me, weak is not what you are going to remember about me"l
1:54 Somebody let The Team down...
"Meats back on the menu boys!" - Al Capone, if he was an Orc
1:57 you can hear one of Al’s men say Jesus Christ. Kinda a cool moment if you miss it
Al Capone is an evil, vicious man killing an employee at a banquet, yet the honorable Elliot Ness is a loving, devoted family man that tucks his daughter into bed. But both died early. Capone died from syphilis at 48 and Ness from a heart attack at 54. Capone didn’t care and died from an STD. Ness probably died from chronic stress.
Capone was one of the first to receive penicillin for treatment, in 1942. It slowed down the progress of the syphilis but it was too advanced for the treatment to do more than that. He died in 1947. Ness seems to have had business struggles in his later years and had a drinking problem, though he might not have been a full-blown alcoholic.
@@stevekaczynski3793And Ness also did NOT have children, as he’s depicted in the movie.
@@michiganman9599 I just wonder how Kevin Costner is allowed to kiss that little girl. I always thought that was prohibited by the law? Or was it still possible in the 80s?
@ I have no idea; apparently, SOME sort of arrangement was worked out
But 54 is like 87 today, adjusted for inflammation
Wow, he's gonna need more than advil for that splitting headache lol
He really knocked the skin off
I knew that somebody was gonna die even before I clicked. Just by seein somebody holding a baseball bat. And that someobe is Al capone.
このワンシーン好きです。
Capone was nothing once he was sent to Alcatraz,just another inmate.
The std he had smoked his mind.
yo where's bobby he's out in the swamp catch the drift ☠☠☠☠
SNL did a parody of this scene with Ronald Reagan as Al Capone. Jon Lovitz was the one who got wacked, then he does the "Live From New York" opening.
0:26 Beisbol ! 😂
He took one for the team
I have a question about dinner etiquette.... if someone has his head bashed in with a baseball bat by the Master of Ceremonies at a dinner, are his next of kin still obligated to pay for his dinner and should they send a " Thank You" note to the host? I kinda need to know this because im hosting a dinner of my own next week and i have the bat ready. Thanks so much for the anticipated advice.
“Hi, your son/father was injured in a company baseball game and has not been seen since”
Your obvious concern about the correct dicorum puts my mind at ease that there is still some class left within this wretched world.
In answer to your question, undoubtedly yes, they should pay and courtesy does dictate a suitable response to acknowledge the hosts efforts.
Now that is how you swing a bat
I don't want to be the people who must to clean the table.
Well, looks like the guy at the end took one for the team! 🤕
that's a lot of work just PEW PEW
This scene was brutal. Was it ever disclosed, or was it implied, what that poor sap did to deserve Capone's grand slam?
That's what happens when you try to use the salad fork for the main entree.
Etiquette was strict then.
The real Capone was far younger than shown by De Niro in this movie
Waiter, there's a hair in my soup. Check please.
Had no idea Elliott Ness' family were metalica fans.
Idk why but after seeing the penguin, I can see robert dinero playing Oz
I was just thinking that the Oz makeup looks like a more scarred version of this
He is nothing but a lot of talk and a bat!
As I recall at least one incident involved three guys..... Sicilians who had ideas of power.
Al Capone, the first Negan
Hey , Im having another enthusiasm meeting next week
About CRACK-IT I mean Cricket so whos coming?
That bat belongs in Cooperstown
Whack! Here endith the lesson!
"Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro" featured an homage to this scene with the villain Hammerhead.
I remember that