That's... Exactly how it feels! I was wondering what was wrong about the movie aside from it's color palette, music, characters, basically everything! (Aside from the acting)
i'd probably be quite uncomfortable in my own skin as well if i genuinely believed i was an ancient alien ghost flown to teegeeack on an airplane through space, tossed into a volcano, vacuumed by the space emperor who locked me up in a cinema showing "real horror show" propaganda films until i believed in jesus and million years later i had to pay thousands of dollars to an organisation founded by a science fiction novelist in order to remember my life as a clam.
@@kloggmonkey don't get me wrong, i respect Travolta as an accomplished actor; he's just fallen on some bad roles in the latter years of his career. His personal life doesn't concern me.
Danielle Wagner Except Joe Pesci was signed on to be in the movie, and he gained like 40 pounds for the role, but all of his scenes were cut. He ended up suing & settling out of court
Trevor Reznik Except pets she was signed on and he agreed to be in Gotti, even put on a lot of weight, but when the time came to shoot his scenes, scripted already been rewritten and rearranged as to not include his character, he sued the fuck out of them
Can we talk about how John Travolta has fairly decent aging makeup for the different stages of John Gotti's life, but the actor for John Gotti Jr. basically looks like he's in his early 20s throughout the entire movie?
There's a neuropsychological test in which the patient is given a number of pictures and is asked to assemble a coherent narrative. Seems the editor failed this test.
I don't think you can fail this test but I definitely see what you mean. This movie was patched and sewn together in such an illogical pattern that I think they should have keep it the way it was and released it as a mini series...
This movie wants to really be like a Scorsese movie, but it doesn't have the style, class, and the soundtrack for it too. I doubt Scorsese would hire Pitbull of all people to make a soundtrack to one of his films.
I genuinely think that Travolta and Scorsese is the only team that could have made this into a decent film. John Gotti's story is complex as it is, yet this film actually complicates it even more and makes it harder to follow. Also modern Scorsese would get pitbull. He no longer chooses his own music, since the departed he's had a "music assistant" who chooses all the music (like Dropkick Murphys' Shipping out to Boston). If he had an assistant who liked pitbull then he 100% would have pitbull do the whole soundtrack.
@ThatOneAsianBroChick since the Departed onwards, Scorcese picks one or two songs that are important and then gives the rest to his music assistant. He didn't even hear the dropkick Murphys song all over the departed until the premiere by his own admission. That guy put pitbull on, they'd have god damn pitbull. Martin doesn't even listen. He even confirmed this in his vanity fair interview a few months ago.
For how bad the editing is, someone needs to make a supercut of this with Battlefield Earth, so that it looks like Gotti took a few years off of gangster life to become an intergalactic gold miner with dreads.
a Fascinatingly bad film, just like battlefield Earth. A passion project of Travolta's that was stuck in development hell, just like battlefield Earth. first announced as a biopic about John A. Gotti, just like battlefield Earth
That's the description I've been searching for. Scenes individually are competent, but as a whole it fails at providing a message or even basic narrative.
I love the fact that with Brad Jones seeing pretty much EVERY movie that comes out, he always has a more nuanced view on movies others would sign off as bad.
It's really a shame that John Travolta chooses such lousy movies to be in. He's a good actor and he throws himself into role. So sometimes you get John in Pulp Fiction. And sometimes you get John in Battlefield Earth. With a little consistency he could have stayed on the A-list after Quentin Tarantino resurrected his career.
‘HAI.’ ‘Can I help you?’ ‘Yeah; can I have a dozen Rolls-Royces, please?’ ‘Oh, hai, Gotti; I didn’t know it was you! ...Here you go.’ ‘THAT’S ME! ...How much is it?’ ‘It’ll be eighteen dollars.’ ‘Here you go; keep the change, ya filthy animal! ...HAI DOGGY!’ ‘You’re my favourite godfather.’ ‘Thanks a lot; BAI!’ ‘Buh-bye!’
Good one. Or, for one of Gotti's victims, "Got the results of the tests back, I DEFINITELY have ten bullets in my body." But really, how did THE ROOM get better Rotten Tomatoes reviews than this? A masterpiece? No, but the performances were good. It's just the story jumps around like a frog with a bus crammed up his butt, sideways.
I went to school with a kid from THE Gambino family. He said his more recent relatives are trying to get out of the mafia life, but some of the older relatives, especially is one grandpa are still apart of it. He was cool, nice, and funny kid. I remember we had a sub teacher, who when saw his name, couldn’t help but ask he was from THAT Gambino family.
I didn't see this movie when it came out, for obvious reasons, so seeing all of these clips for the first time. It was tough to watch the scenes with John Travolta and Kelly Preston acting as characters showing their grief over their son's death, considering they went through that very thing in their own lives. Makes you wish the movie was better! Another great review Snob!
When Double Toasted (Korey) reviewed Gotti last year, I never laugh so hard and I was driving at the time and almost got in a wreck! Thank Goodness I'm watching your review from the safety of my home! ROFL
"They weren't trying to make a bad movie. It's heartbreaking" Those are the only kind of bad movies that count. Intentionally campy movies never make the list of the best bad movies. Also, no one is ever trying to make a bad theatrical movie. The cheapest studio movies cost a million bucks.
It was only cancer after all, not like he was sleeping with another guys wife. The music was also more dramatic when he said he'd park a bus up the guy's ass sideways, than during the cancer reveal.
This whole movie is like the kind of film that a teenager who read Gotti’s Wikipedia page and watched too many Scorsese movies would make, if it was then cut down by forty minutes and the remnants were just spliced into a random order.
THIS CITY! THIS FREAKIN' CITY! DE SOTO, MISSOURI! MY FREAKIN' CITY! THE BEST FREAKIN' CITY IN THE WORLD! Update: IT'S NEXT TO ST. LOUIS, THE STANLEY CUP WINNERS! THE SECOND BEST FREAKIN' CITY! I can't say that with a straight face, except the bit about St. Louis. Congratulations, Blues. 🤣
Yeah man, I love two things, Johnny Travolta and John and Kelly's screen loves it really is good because well it isn't acting, as long as they keep the character. Travolta is amazing in the emotional scenes, he really uses a good range in this, or well an appropriate range for the character, I think. I don't know if you ever see these new comments on old videos but I would LOVE if you did the Mary Shelly's Frankenstein with Deniro, I loved his portrayal of the monster in that.
I just drove an hour to my favorite dispensary in Illinois and I’m stoned out of my body laughing so hard at your endearing reenactment shoutout to Springfield!
I wonder if Stacy Keach and the mother from The Room attended a cancer support group run by the same councilor who’s firmest belief is that announcing the diagnosis should be done in as non-sequitur a manner possible.
Wait, less than 200k ? I cannot believe this, what a shame. Such an underrated channel! (No sarcasm here, Im a BIG fan) I'll thumb up every video I watch just to help suupport.
Dammit, now I want to hear Travolta as Gotti delivering Terl lines. Just that nice New York Italian take on "While you were still learning how to spell your name, I was being trained to conquer galaxies."
It’s a shame: there’s a good film hidden here, it’s just absolutely eviscerated by the clumsy editing, terrible soundtrack, and the fact that it feels more like a wiki read than an actual character study (though this could be attributed to the Gotti family’s involvement for the latter part)
160k goal? I didn't even notice the sub count before. For such variety of content, talkentef personalities, and production value, I would have thought that had at least a million.
I am not saying this as a joke, but genuinely. But I wonder if the performance to him reacting to the death of his son was so genuine because Travolta thought of the death of his own son in order to get that reaction in that scene because that scene genuinely looks like a father mourning for the death of his child.
I’m glad he ended it with that clip of Travolta saying you’ll never meet another person like me in 5000 years. It didn’t make any sense. It’s just stuck in there to end the movie.
Recommended reading: currently reading a book titled "Hollywood Godfather" written by Gianni Russo. It's about his life in Hollywood, the time he spent with Marolon Brando on Godfather, Sinatra being the Godfather to his own son and, of course, working for John Gotti. Believe me when I say it's not a book you can put down. I spend my entire lunch hour reading it.
Have you guys seen Gotti? Did you think it was as bad as its reputation, or did you find some good things about it?
The movie itself, no. But Fricking loved this episode. I honestly laughed out loud watching this.
No mention of Man-Animals. 0/10
It's fun to watch in the same way it's entertaining to watch a building burn down.
Sure, you know it's inherently bad - but you enjoy it nonetheless.
I didnt find it bad but boring. I could tell Travolta wanted it to be his magnum opus, but well it didnt work out that way...
one thing is for sure, Gotti was quite naughty.
Feels like a 10 episodes (one hour each) miniseries that got condensed into a 2 hour movie.
Except that the scenes were chosen at random.
They tried to make The Assassination of Gianni Versace, but ended up making this instead. Sad, really.
That's... Exactly how it feels! I was wondering what was wrong about the movie aside from it's color palette, music, characters, basically everything! (Aside from the acting)
John Travolta looking like he's not comfortable in human skin.
As usual
He can't wait to get home so he can take his face... off.
Is he a lizard person? I mean, he is a Scientologist! Hail Xenu! 👽👾🛸🚀🛫🛬
i'd probably be quite uncomfortable in my own skin as well if i genuinely believed i was an ancient alien ghost flown to teegeeack on an airplane through space, tossed into a volcano, vacuumed by the space emperor who locked me up in a cinema showing "real horror show" propaganda films until i believed in jesus and million years later i had to pay thousands of dollars to an organisation founded by a science fiction novelist in order to remember my life as a clam.
@@kloggmonkey Hail Xenu! The greatest ayy lmao warlord to have ever lived! We must free him from his underground prison in Spain!
@@kloggmonkey don't get me wrong, i respect Travolta as an accomplished actor; he's just fallen on some bad roles in the latter years of his career. His personal life doesn't concern me.
The fact that neither Ray Liotta or Joe Pesci was like yeah sign me on for the 10000th Mob era film says all I need to know about this film
exactly. there is also a reason travolta wasn't in the previous mob movies that those guys were in.
Danielle Wagner Except Joe Pesci was signed on to be in the movie, and he gained like 40 pounds for the role, but all of his scenes were cut. He ended up suing & settling out of court
Mang Dingle as he should have.
Pesci didn't want to be in Scorsese's Irishman either, it took years to convince him otherwise, so that in and if itself doesn't say much.
Trevor Reznik Except pets she was signed on and he agreed to be in Gotti, even put on a lot of weight, but when the time came to shoot his scenes, scripted already been rewritten and rearranged as to not include his character, he sued the fuck out of them
Can we talk about how John Travolta has fairly decent aging makeup for the different stages of John Gotti's life, but the actor for John Gotti Jr. basically looks like he's in his early 20s throughout the entire movie?
I guess they couldn’t afford an older actor for the later stages of Junior’s life.
It's so weird. There were clearly talented people working on this movie, and it still turned out to be such a train wreck.
What's crazy is he doesn't even have the same hairstyle as the actually Gotti Jr. footage they're splicing in at the end. Like, no effort at all.
Let's talk about it. Zure.
You might knock this movie, but it inspired the soundtrack for the upcoming Sonic the Hedgehog movie.
I didn't get that joke.
😂😂😂😂😂
@@ThejollyFrenchman "You're too slow!" Sorry I had an opportunity to use that phrase. I don't get it either.
the soundtrack was done by Pitbull.
your joke made little to no sense
_GOTTI GO FAST!_
"THIS CITY...THIS FRICKEN CITY...FITCHBURG, MASSACHUSETTS....MY FRICKEN CITY"
LOL! Love your Reviews from Vaulting Morgen.
I would do it for Houston, but I think I'm moving in several months. 😭
That's not the best freakin' city. De Soto, Missouri is the best freakin' city in the world! 😆
THIS TOWN...THIS FRICKIN' TOWN...HARLAN, IOWA...MY FRICKIN' TOWN!
THIS TOWN, THIS FUCKIN' TOWN! LIMA, OHIO, MY FUCKIN' TOWN!
There's a neuropsychological test in which the patient is given a number of pictures and is asked to assemble a coherent narrative. Seems the editor failed this test.
it's art we regular people just don't get it
@jbiehlable probably.
I don't think you can fail this test but I definitely see what you mean. This movie was patched and sewn together in such an illogical pattern that I think they should have keep it the way it was and released it as a mini series...
Gangsta rap. The top music of choice for 70's Italian mobsters!
I wouldn't call Pitbull "gangsta" even if his bald ass held a gun to my head
@@stproducciones9140 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It was either that or the usual stereotypical stuff that you always hear in those movies.
This movie wants to really be like a Scorsese movie, but it doesn't have the style, class, and the soundtrack for it too. I doubt Scorsese would hire Pitbull of all people to make a soundtrack to one of his films.
Because when I think "Scorsese", I think "Shark Tale".
@@TommyDeonauthsArchives Fair point, but let's be real, even then, he was the only good thing about that movie.
That creepy little sex post from Entourage directed it. That's why it lacks any class, style etc
I genuinely think that Travolta and Scorsese is the only team that could have made this into a decent film. John Gotti's story is complex as it is, yet this film actually complicates it even more and makes it harder to follow.
Also modern Scorsese would get pitbull. He no longer chooses his own music, since the departed he's had a "music assistant" who chooses all the music (like Dropkick Murphys' Shipping out to Boston). If he had an assistant who liked pitbull then he 100% would have pitbull do the whole soundtrack.
@ThatOneAsianBroChick since the Departed onwards, Scorcese picks one or two songs that are important and then gives the rest to his music assistant. He didn't even hear the dropkick Murphys song all over the departed until the premiere by his own admission.
That guy put pitbull on, they'd have god damn pitbull. Martin doesn't even listen. He even confirmed this in his vanity fair interview a few months ago.
2:52 - For Your Consideration - Brad Jones for Best Actor in "My Friggin' City."
SPRINGFIELD ILLINOIS
The movie should be retitled as “Ahh: The Gotti Story”
My fricken "Ahh: The Gotti Story"
For how bad the editing is, someone needs to make a supercut of this with Battlefield Earth, so that it looks like Gotti took a few years off of gangster life to become an intergalactic gold miner with dreads.
I just want to splice the "You want some lunch?" scene in somewhere inappropriate, like when he's slapping his son on the couch!
With Two of a Kind, Moment by Moment, and now this, John Travolta really has become the mascot of The Cinema Snob Show, hasn't he?
Kemal Alis Well he is one of Brad’s favorite actors.
In the Snob Hall of Fame next to Pierre Kirby.
I can't believe Staying Alive was not mentioned there.
Yms-cool Cat
Ralphthemoviemaker-Zack Snyder
IHe-Aquaman
Nostalgia critic-Shyamalan
Brad Jones-John Travolta
@@1997residente
Linkara-Rob Leifield
Bennett the Sage-Violence Jack?
Can't wait for Snob to review "Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever."
Lee McDonald
Yikes! I remember that movie when I worked at Blockbuster. It wasn’t even worth using a free rental to watch it.
Only thing I know about the movie was that it took so long to come out it ended up getting two game adaptations.
I read that as "Ballsacks vs. Sewer". That's what I get for scrolling so fast.
I remember watching that on HBO in the mid-2000s. It was really boring.
John Travolta as Gotti looks like a defrosted Fred Flintstone whose living in the 20th century
jbiehlable I'm just glad he's frozen in there, and that we're out here.
And, that he’s the sheriff
You mean Jake Steel
That reminds me of that episode of Billy and Mandy when Fred Flinstone gets defrosted
@@1997residente glad I never saw that
a Fascinatingly bad film, just like battlefield Earth.
A passion project of Travolta's that was stuck in development hell, just like battlefield Earth.
first announced as a biopic about John A. Gotti, just like battlefield Earth
While you were still learning how to sPeLL YoUR NaMe!!!! I, was being trained to conquer crime families!
I got it! This is a movie with ADHD. Travolta was too proud to give the film its Adderall and Ritalin.
Scientologists make it clear that the church is against any type of psychiatric drugs, so that actually makes sense for Travolta lol
That's the description I've been searching for. Scenes individually are competent, but as a whole it fails at providing a message or even basic narrative.
I love the fact that with Brad Jones seeing pretty much EVERY movie that comes out, he always has a more nuanced view on movies others would sign off as bad.
It's really a shame that John Travolta chooses such lousy movies to be in. He's a good actor and he throws himself into role. So sometimes you get John in Pulp Fiction. And sometimes you get John in Battlefield Earth.
With a little consistency he could have stayed on the A-list after Quentin Tarantino resurrected his career.
I think the scientologists are giving him bad career advice.
"I've got the results of the test back, I definitely have throat cancer"
"You're tearing me apart Gotti!!!"
He would definitely put a hit out on Chris R.
‘HAI.’
‘Can I help you?’
‘Yeah; can I have a dozen Rolls-Royces, please?’
‘Oh, hai, Gotti; I didn’t know it was you! ...Here you go.’
‘THAT’S ME! ...How much is it?’
‘It’ll be eighteen dollars.’
‘Here you go; keep the change, ya filthy animal! ...HAI DOGGY!’
‘You’re my favourite godfather.’
‘Thanks a lot; BAI!’
‘Buh-bye!’
“I did not wack him. This is bullshit. I did not ice him. I did NAHT! Oh, hi Vinny”
Good one. Or, for one of Gotti's victims, "Got the results of the tests back, I DEFINITELY have ten bullets in my body."
But really, how did THE ROOM get better Rotten Tomatoes reviews than this? A masterpiece? No, but the performances were good. It's just the story jumps around like a frog with a bus crammed up his butt, sideways.
Brad Jones is a hidden gem of movie reviewers.
A little bit asshole but i agree
John "The Situation" Gotti Jr... LMFAO
Never expected this to be a Snob episode.
I'd thought that it already was. But I think that was Brad talking about the film in an episode of Midnight Screenings.
A notably bad movie? Yeah it is odd.
A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one
They made him an offer he couldn't refuse.
*Snob laugh*
AND THEN THEY FUCKED
Debonaire Nerd HARD
I went to school with a kid from THE Gambino family. He said his more recent relatives are trying to get out of the mafia life, but some of the older relatives, especially is one grandpa are still apart of it. He was cool, nice, and funny kid. I remember we had a sub teacher, who when saw his name, couldn’t help but ask he was from THAT Gambino family.
If he was really in the Gambino Family I doubt he’d be in school.
That is some strange logic. So automatically any blood relative of Carlo Gambino can’t attend school?
Always nice to wake up Monday morning for a half hour with you, Snob.
...are you living in his house XD
I didn't see this movie when it came out, for obvious reasons, so seeing all of these clips for the first time. It was tough to watch the scenes with John Travolta and Kelly Preston acting as characters showing their grief over their son's death, considering they went through that very thing in their own lives. Makes you wish the movie was better!
Another great review Snob!
I’ll have the Chicken con Gotti. It’s chicken served face down in shallow gravy.
I was actually watching The Babe Ruth Story Snob episode when this video was uploaded!
GOTTI!!!!! THE ONLY ITALIAN GANGSTA MOVIE WITH NO ITALIAN MUSIC OR ITALIAN FOOD. OOOOOOH!
Seeing old Gotti wearing glasses with his jumpsuit I was half expecting him to say.
"I have the worse f#%*ing attorneys."
Avenger85438 he just needed an ice cream sandwich
Fun Fact: My local Dollar Tree once had an entire shelf filled to the brim with Blu-Ray copies of this movie.
Really adds to the sad vibes of a dollar tree
the dead son part between john and kelly choked me up; that had to be hard for them. still, the movie blows
Foof y Yeah think about it. No wonder they pulled that scene off so well. Because of Jett. 😢
All I could think about.
They probably know how genuinely pull that off because they know the sheer heartbreak of losing a child.
You understand this guy and most of his family would murder you if it was in his interest in the least way?
I would love to see a Holmes and Watson you know the "assault on comedy" review
Totally! That movie was painfully bad
Oh I’d love to hear Brad’s jokes for that! It’d be funnier than anything in that train wreck
"I feel like I'm eavesdropping on a movie!" Ouch. That's pretty biting about the editing job.
RIP Kelly Preston
When Double Toasted (Korey) reviewed Gotti last year, I never laugh so hard and I was driving at the time and almost got in a wreck!
Thank Goodness I'm watching your review from the safety of my home! ROFL
“This movie put a hit out on the word linear” 🤣🤣🤣
Yes,you made this a Snob episode. Snob whacking Ryan in the middle of the review, I'm dying😂😂😂😂
I'm actually not surprised this is on here. It has good pure flix quality content that I pay to see
Bushwhacked is my favorite Cinema Snob meme.
"They weren't trying to make a bad movie. It's heartbreaking"
Those are the only kind of bad movies that count. Intentionally campy movies never make the list of the best bad movies. Also, no one is ever trying to make a bad theatrical movie. The cheapest studio movies cost a million bucks.
God, what I wouldn't give for a Battlefield Earth review with Spoony reprising as Terl...
I would actually love for you to do Battlefield Earth!!! Just sayin
Many other critics tackled it already.
Glad this uploaded way before my wife wants me home! Thanks, Snob!
‘Hey, Gotti! _-JESUS,_ man!’
This is the most fun the Snob had reviewing a movie I've ever seen.
I can't believe you killed Ryan, will the Slippery Snob avoid jail?
I wonder if Ryan will haunt him
Truly, the Crime of the Age! …By the way, do you like _carrots?_
This feels more like an unintentional comedy, more than it feels like a drama.
This movie watched all mob movies /shows and took all its worst parts.
I didn't know Kyle Kulinski was playing Gotti's son in this movie
4:48 missed a golden opportunity for a will it fit joke.
That's it. Now that you've made a joke about it, you must make a Snob biopic.
He dis, it's called the Cinema snob movie
Given all the “up the ass” jokes I thought it was a going to be a Will it Fit Guy biopic.
Joseph Bennett And now we know the Will It Fit guy’s father is John Travolta as John Gotti.
Joseph Bennett An underdog sports film about the will it fit guy?
Charlie Dawson I think that would be very realistic
Pitbull's only a rapper because nobody knows what a hypeman is anymore.
That cancer reveal was on par with The Room. You sure Tommy Wisssau didn’t ghost direct this movie?
It was only cancer after all, not like he was sleeping with another guys wife. The music was also more dramatic when he said he'd park a bus up the guy's ass sideways, than during the cancer reveal.
This whole movie is like the kind of film that a teenager who read Gotti’s Wikipedia page and watched too many Scorsese movies would make, if it was then cut down by forty minutes and the remnants were just spliced into a random order.
THIS CITY! THIS FREAKIN' CITY! DE SOTO, MISSOURI! MY FREAKIN' CITY! THE BEST FREAKIN' CITY IN THE WORLD!
Update: IT'S NEXT TO ST. LOUIS, THE STANLEY CUP WINNERS! THE SECOND BEST FREAKIN' CITY!
I can't say that with a straight face, except the bit about St. Louis. Congratulations, Blues. 🤣
RIP Kelly Preston.
I wish there was an "Ed Wood seal of approval" for movies like this.
"with this show's strict John Travolta love, I should probably talk about that one at some point"
Oh shit, we're getting Wild Hogs!
Perfect example of a great idea and terrible execution (pun unintentional being that it is gangster film) .
The Snob episode I've been waiting for! Thanks for the laughs.
could you review "tommy" for musical march in September?
Who could've expected the serious mob film to include a JoJo reference?
Travolta is starting to look like darkseid, if darkseid had a penchant for wearing terrible wigs.
Always love your uploads brad
Yeah man, I love two things, Johnny Travolta and John and Kelly's screen loves it really is good because well it isn't acting, as long as they keep the character. Travolta is amazing in the emotional scenes, he really uses a good range in this, or well an appropriate range for the character, I think.
I don't know if you ever see these new comments on old videos but I would LOVE if you did the Mary Shelly's Frankenstein with Deniro, I loved his portrayal of the monster in that.
This movie is live scene roulet. Where it lands is the next scene that plays.
Well, John and Kelly did lose a child in real life, so they had where to bring those emotions out in the film.
I just drove an hour to my favorite dispensary in Illinois and I’m stoned out of my body laughing so hard at your endearing reenactment shoutout to Springfield!
You know HBO back then produced a TV movie of GOTTI with Armand Assante it was pretty good why did they have to produce this one wonder
This movie is to John Travolta what The Conquerer was to Howard Hughs, an ambitious passion project that went out of control
So can we expect a report of John travolta locking himself in and watching this movie on a loop
I wonder if Stacy Keach and the mother from The Room attended a cancer support group run by the same councilor who’s firmest belief is that announcing the diagnosis should be done in as non-sequitur a manner possible.
The lighting at 11:55 kinda reminds me of snob's older videos for some reason
on my bucket list: sign my name during something important while staring at the person who gave me the pen. legendary bozz.
Wait, less than 200k ? I cannot believe this, what a shame. Such an underrated channel! (No sarcasm here, Im a BIG fan)
I'll thumb up every video I watch just to help suupport.
Dammit, now I want to hear Travolta as Gotti delivering Terl lines. Just that nice New York Italian take on "While you were still learning how to spell your name, I was being trained to conquer galaxies."
damn, I didn't recognize Stacy Keach
It’s a shame: there’s a good film hidden here, it’s just absolutely eviscerated by the clumsy editing, terrible soundtrack, and the fact that it feels more like a wiki read than an actual character study (though this could be attributed to the Gotti family’s involvement for the latter part)
I was not ready to get Bushwhacked
I don’t know why E from entourage thought he could direct a big budget gangster movie , he should’ve stuck to being Vince’s manager
I call this school project Drunken Sopranos: the Movie.
It gets a ? and a comment from the teacher.
I'm just going to take this as further evidence that Brad is deep down a huge Duran Duran fan. Don't worry Brad, so am I.
I will never approve of child abuse. But theres some real italian passion in travolta when he slaps his kids around for fucking up massively
I think it all went downhill when E from entourage directed this film.
🤢🤢
Didn’t Stan Lee have a restraining order against the one of the executive producers of this movie?
Yeah, that happened. Glad Avengers Endgame does better than freaking Gotti. LOL!
Teddy Furstman wow, you know why he got the restraining order?
He HAD a restraining order.
@@aaronyochim9779 I was thinking the same thing. Who knew heaven honored restraing orders?
20:11 BUSHWACKED FEVER!!
12:21 Also Their playing Fireball in 1985!!!!!!!!!!!!
160k goal? I didn't even notice the sub count before. For such variety of content, talkentef personalities, and production value, I would have thought that had at least a million.
I am not saying this as a joke, but genuinely. But I wonder if the performance to him reacting to the death of his son was so genuine because Travolta thought of the death of his own son in order to get that reaction in that scene because that scene genuinely looks like a father mourning for the death of his child.
R.I.P. Ryan
I’m glad he ended it with that clip of Travolta saying you’ll never meet another person like me in 5000 years. It didn’t make any sense. It’s just stuck in there to end the movie.
Wow... thank you for actually giving credit where credit is due, like at 9:00.
My favorite cinema snob review
I was always curious about this movie! Thanks for reviewing it
John Jr looking like a Guido from New Jersey. BUSHWACKED
HOLD the ding dang door. Did we just get a "maybe Battlefield Earth"-hint just now!?!?!?
There _has_ to be enough material for a John Travolta month.
@@Valdagast Yeah, the "risk" is it turning into a John Travolta year.
Travolta's Gotti looks like Sean Hannity
Recommended reading: currently reading a book titled "Hollywood Godfather" written by Gianni Russo. It's about his life in Hollywood, the time he spent with Marolon Brando on Godfather, Sinatra being the Godfather to his own son and, of course, working for John Gotti. Believe me when I say it's not a book you can put down. I spend my entire lunch hour reading it.
I like how the artist made snob’s eyes look more travolta-y