When I first saw clips of this movie I thought no way would I watch it. Then rolls around a rare Saturday off from work and it's raining the whole freaking day. Scrolling through the channels and this movie pops up right at the beginning. What the hell, I'll watch it between loads of laundry. Ended up glued to the screen and did the laundry that night. It was awesome!! Any time it's on now, even half way through, I drop the remote and enjoy a good laugh!
Vinny: "Permission to treat Miss Vito as a hostile witness." Judge: "Do you know her personally" Vinny: "She's my fiancee!" Judge: "That certainly explains the hostility!"
@@FactsVerse… That was yet another scene that was nearly cut and left on the editing room floor. They didn’t want “Mona Lisa” portrayed as a whiney girlfriend, but as a strong Jersey Girl with the expertise to assist Vincent Gambini in solving the case. Wisely, they left that scene in, as it helped establish the long term relationship of the 2 characters…
Austin Pendleton the lawyer, that little pat he gives as he's about to go into his examination, and the worst stuttering ever. That whole stuttering scene kills me. "My Cousin Vinny" is truly one of the funniest movies I've ever seen.
Actors in the background were laughing (or trying in vain to conceal their laughter) at the stuttering lawyer in the courtroom. One of the cops seen in the background along with Mitchell Whitfield and Ralph Macchio are all having a tough time keeping it together in several shots during the stuttering lawyer's open statement and cross examination of Mr. Tipton. The first few times I watched the movie, my stomach hurt from laughing too hard at that scene alone.
The story is good, the actors are good but this movie draws me more frequently to Marisa Tomei , what a doll ! ❤️ She deserved this award with her acting !
This movie is just fun. Vinny always struck me as all street smart and that was why he struggled with the academics. Nothing more needed to explain his situation. Awesome!
"Are you mocking me" and "Does that train come through here at that time every day?"The whistle at the factory. The lard hitting the griddle. Hell, every scene is my favorite.
After the judge says to let the record show that Mr. Gambini held up two fingers: "Now, Mrs. Riley (gives the judge major side-eye), and ONLY Mrs. Riley, how many fingers do you see?"
I love this movie. I've lost count of the number of times I've watched it. I actually have 2 copies just in case. Right now I've got the biggest smile. Thanks
@@niradnagrom2356 "Yeah she's my Fiance" Judge retort- "oh, well that would explain the Hostility" great line unsure if that was written part or just the actior's embellishment- just perfect!
I was dining out with my wife and mother, and I saw on the menu that they offered pork chops with grits. I had to ask the waitress if they were magic grits. She got the reference.
I saw this movie in the theater when it first came out, and have loved it ever since. My wife and I always enjoyed seeing it again whenever it was on TV, and we often used lines from the movie.
My favorite scene is the one that begins "Imagine you're a deeah. . ." by Mona Lisa in the motel with regard to the fact that Vinnie told her he was going with the D.A.(?) to hunt deer as a bonding exercise. That whole monologue was great!
Don't let this distract you from the fact that Chevy didn't make a 327 in '55. The 327 didn't come out til '62. And it wasn't offered in the Bellaire with the 4-barrel carburetor til '64
The History of the Pontiac Tempest: The Pontiac had the 'Corvair transaxle in the rear which gave the positraction. and was also common to have the split V8 with 1 bank of 4 cylinders. She knew this.
Yeah, that's annoying. The thing promised an edited BLOOPER, then all ya heard was him droning on constantly. Then the voice asks for imput?!?! Ridiculous. I ain't sayin' squat (^^ except that) 😮😂
@@wansolve289I thought too at 1st (one of the jurors @5:52 being a waiter or waitress-- I couldn't remember which one , I thought it was the guy actually). But the video got this wrong, too (they called them "Continuity Errors and Goofs"). It's not a "Continuity error or goof," because it's perfectly reasonable for all of those jurors to be from the area (the same as us -- although, I did go 27 or 28 miles away once ). It's perfectly reasonable for one of those jurors to wait tables when court is out (or even before court). I couldn't remember the "diner scene with a waiter or waitress," so they should have shown that. That's definitely not a human now (not thinking about the human condition), just calling it "Continuity errors or goofs." I did think of that, but they got that wrong, too. 😮😂
the owl didn't actually screech; that was a sound effect put in later. It wasn't an "animal actor" but it wasn't some random owl just happened to land on a branch at the right camera location either. It was brought in by a trainer slash handler. But it wasn't trained for Hollywood, it was just a random screech owl found by production. It jumps at the first shots because even if you fire blanks, those are still loud.
When multiple family members in my wife's family were becoming ill from age related issues in the 90's and early 2000's the depression of the constant psychological blows was taking its toll on my wife and I. We bought this movie on VHS and later CD to pull us through it. We must have watched this movie at least 25 times and it has never failed to make us laugh and cheer us up. The actors and actresses throughout the whole movie are perfect. Joe Pesci is superb as I love how he can play anything from a mild mannered guy to being a dangerous mobster.
"You stollle his filesssss?????" ah, the incredulous Marisa Tomei was perfect, just after her torque explanation! And that petrified look, worrying they got stuck in one town of incest ancestry 😂😂😂😂😂 Just one of countless fave scenes in there! Kudos to every amazing actor and Lynn for this wonderful, hilarious, memorable film ever! Pure Happiness!
This has been my all time favorite comedy ever since it was released. All the actors/actresses were perfect, but Marisa was on a whole other level. How could anybody watch the movie and not fall head over heels for her? Vinny: “dead on balls accurate?” Mona Lisa Vito: “It’s an industry term.” 😂❤
“I’m done wit dis guy” “you sure about that 5 minutes” “Identical” (or eye den tic cull) “It’s a trick question” So many lines but favorite scene is when Vinny gives back to his girlfriend the feet stomping “clock” bit….it is hilariously funny and scary wrong at the exact same time. Excellent timing and delivery by both of them.
There's a scene in a motel room when, in one shot, Mona Lisa's hair has a white streak near the temple and another where there is no stripe, then back to a third shot where it reappears. I can't recall if it was the 'dripping faucet' scene or the 'shoot the deer' scene. Damn. Now I got to watch it again.
Joe Pecci to the Judge " Permission to treat the witness as hostile." Marissa Tomei: "You think I'm hostile now." In 1997 I was seconded to our legal department for a year to help them defend the claim one of the contractors filed against us. The lawyers then explained to me what a hostile witness means.
"You think you are in trouble now, wait until your father comes home." That is the punch line to a social situation of a child who gets in trouble in school and is brought home to his mother. The reference here is Marissa's "U think I'm hostile now...." The opposing side of that is a more current event where the mother says "My son is a good person" after the boy gets arrested (or worse) for committing a serious crime, as shown on TV, sometimes eluding the police, usually or too often ending up as a "or worse."
I have watched this movie at least 2 dozen times. As a Brooklynite who's ex wife dragged him to Alabama I can vouch for everything in the movie. My favorite line? "Meanwhile my body clock is ticking away"
The reason why My Cousin Vinnie worked so well is that it isn't making fun of EITHER NY culture OR southern culture. All the fun of the movie lies in the *_intersection of the two,_* with neither making fun of the either, only the clashes of the two cultures -- the whole "Yutes" interaction with the judge, for example -- neither is suggested to be wrong, only that there is a communication failure because of the accent difference. Much, if not all, of the humor revolves around these clashes.
I always loved the "defense is wrong" scene, but it could have been so much better. As written, VINNY is the one who figures it out and has to lead Mona by the nose to the conclusion. Would have been SO much better if she'd realized it and had to lead HIM into realizing she knew something, and then just taking the leap of faith with a leading question to her.
A FAVORITE comedy movie! So many funny lines! We just experienced this a week ago stopping in a very rural diner. "Excuse me. You guys down here hear about the ongoing cholesterol problem in the country?" I have not tasted eggs fried in lard since the early 60s and frankly, don't miss it! Would love to watch it with my granddaughter but there are too many f bombs. The train scene where the glasses are shaken off the table. The difference between NY culture, "I shot the clerk?"
Vinny Gambini: "Well, perhaps the laws of physics cease to exist on your stove. Were these magic grits? I mean, did you buy them from the same guy who sold Jack his beanstalk beans?" So MANY funny quotes, but this has got to be one of my favorites!
“My Cousin Vinny” is one of my top three favorite comedy movies. It’s at the top with “Space Balls” and the incredibly funny and classic “Blazing Saddles”. I think I might to watch all three back to back to back this weekend.
I just hauled out "The Karate Kid" parts 1 and 2 along with "My Cousin Vinny" 2 nights ago for the wife and I to watch. Classics! I have a crap load of old 70's, 80's, and 90's dad's and blu-rays. Well, I guess I got stuff all the way up to New releases. We have around 1200 total and counting. We think it makes much more sense to have physical objects like dad's and Blu rays rather than something digital. We are buying up DVD players and Blu Ray players as we go too for future use as I can definitely see them going obsolete and they will no longer be made and sold sometime soon so we are planning ahead. Lol
My Favorite Scene in this AWESOME Movie is every one with Marisa in it!!! I have Loved this Gorgeous Woman From the Begining of her Career! Cheers Sweetheart!
My brother had a stutter very similar to that of Austin Pendleton's character, so I was a bit worried about whether he might think that scene was offensive. But he loved it and thought it was hilarious.
One of my all time favorite movies. Like in all great movies, great actors playing great roles. One of the few movies I watch over and over again. Joe Pesci & Marisa Tomei were great in their parts but so was Fred Guinn as the Judge. From my point of view...He made the movie really work. That great voice! A real piece of Americana!
My favorite thing about this movie is the places really exist and they were in a real prison..That's why I was so into the older movies instead of the new kind. I'm pretty sure that they really got stuck in the Alabama or Georgia mud...I 4get what state the movie was filmed in but they made everything as real as real could be..I got myself stuck in the mud several times down south just pulling off the side of the road. Wva has their fare share of clay mud roads as well lol..
I attended this with some friends, and when that photograph of the tire marks was shown, I leaned over and whispered 'positraction" to my friend Karen. She said, "What?" I just told her to keep watching. When the movie was over, she told everyone, "Jim said it was positraction!" They all had a good chuckle.
MCV is one of my favorite movies and I have watched it at least a dozen times over the years whenever a rerun comes on TV. It is one of the movies that I can watch and recite verbatim what the actor says.
@@FactsVerse The Goonies is the #1 classic, followed closely by Sixteen Candles, The Breakfast Club and of course National Lampoons Vacation. None of the movies made today have the classic comedy sense that the 1980's and 90's had. The insanity of political correctness and lack of writing skills these days have ruined the movies.
Other than the order of steps necessary to introduce evidence and the lack of objection on the record regarding the expert witness testimony, the trial scenes were great!!
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Did you SERIOUSLY say that Goldie Hawn was in "Fletch?" Fire your writer, your editor, AND yourself!
Who wss that? Streep?@colormedubious4747
When I first saw clips of this movie I thought no way would I watch it. Then rolls around a rare Saturday off from work and it's raining the whole freaking day. Scrolling through the channels and this movie pops up right at the beginning. What the hell, I'll watch it between loads of laundry. Ended up glued to the screen and did the laundry that night. It was awesome!! Any time it's on now, even half way through, I drop the remote and enjoy a good laugh!
Love your story. I was "imprisoned" on a plane. It was hard to get away from, and excellent at the same time.
Great story!
Vinny: "Permission to treat Miss Vito as a hostile witness."
Judge: "Do you know her personally"
Vinny: "She's my fiancee!"
Judge: "That certainly explains the hostility!"
There were a lot of great one-liners in this movie
Fred Gwynn helped make this movie a classic. He rocked in this role.
Yep, Mr Munster did the job, even without car 54.
Like the double hook!
He was wonderful. I miss Fred Gwynn.
the two youts your honor.
Agreed. He made a very convincing judge. I forgot he used to be Herman Munster.
Marisa's "Biological Clock" scene, accented by feminine foot stomping, is an undying classic. She deserved her Oscar!
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Agree 100%
@@FactsVerse… That was yet another scene that was nearly cut and left on the editing room floor. They didn’t want “Mona Lisa” portrayed as a whiney girlfriend, but as a strong Jersey Girl with the expertise to assist Vincent Gambini in solving the case.
Wisely, they left that scene in, as it helped establish the long term relationship of the 2 characters…
Austin Pendleton the lawyer, that little pat he gives as he's about to go into his examination, and the worst stuttering ever. That whole stuttering scene kills me.
"My Cousin Vinny" is truly one of the funniest movies I've ever seen.
Can't stand the stuttering. I fast forward through it every time.
@@asmith8947 But you saw that it was REAL, right?
Actors in the background were laughing (or trying in vain to conceal their laughter) at the stuttering lawyer in the courtroom. One of the cops seen in the background along with Mitchell Whitfield and Ralph Macchio are all having a tough time keeping it together in several shots during the stuttering lawyer's open statement and cross examination of Mr. Tipton. The first few times I watched the movie, my stomach hurt from laughing too hard at that scene alone.
The story is good, the actors are good but this movie draws me more frequently to Marisa Tomei , what a doll ! ❤️
She deserved this award with her acting !
Marissa's performance in the court room was enchanting and adorable. She was absolutely beautiful!
regarding the torque wrench or the doughy-eyed deer- who he shot wearing what outfit" both were incredible for her character!
This movie is just fun. Vinny always struck me as all street smart and that was why he struggled with the academics. Nothing more needed to explain his situation. Awesome!
"Are you mocking me" and "Does that train come through here at that time every day?"The whistle at the factory. The lard hitting the griddle. Hell, every scene is my favorite.
After the judge says to let the record show that Mr. Gambini held up two fingers: "Now, Mrs. Riley (gives the judge major side-eye), and ONLY Mrs. Riley, how many fingers do you see?"
Beautifully played. 🥰🥰🥰
I love this movie. I've lost count of the number of times I've watched it. I actually have 2 copies just in case. Right now I've got the biggest smile. Thanks
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"You think I'm hostile now, wait 'til you see me tonight."
"Well that certainly explains the hostility."
"Uh do you two know each other?"
@@niradnagrom2356 "Yeah she's my Fiance" Judge retort- "oh, well that would explain the Hostility" great line unsure if that was written part or just the actior's embellishment- just perfect!
Definitely one of my favorite movies - so many good scenes, one being the argument over the torque wrench!
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I personally don't believe I have a favorite character. They're all necessary and gave great performances
"It's an industry term."
"Dead on balls accurate! Yea!"
Fred Gwynne had such a wonderful bigger than life performance. I thought he was a surprising presence.
The size difference with Fred and Joe made it even better!
Last role for a great actor. He went out on a high note. Nobody could have done it better.
I was dining out with my wife and mother, and I saw on the menu that they offered pork chops with grits. I had to ask the waitress if they were magic grits. She got the reference.
So ... I guess we'll have "breakfast."
My favorite line in a scene scene:
"How about if I kick your ass?"
"I could use a good ass kicking........... nah, I'll just go with the $200."
YeSsssss one of my faves! I love when she explains about the deer being shot! 🦌
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@@FactsVerse Marisa Tomei
Oh yes! I'd forgotten that scene. Hilarious!
I saw this movie in the theater when it first came out, and have loved it ever since. My wife and I always enjoyed seeing it again whenever it was on TV, and we often used lines from the movie.
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I just love when Marissa say the line about her biological clock is ticking! The line makes me laugh all the time for sure!
Too many great lines to recite here. In my top five funniest movies. Never gets old!
My favorite scene is the one that begins "Imagine you're a deeah. . ." by Mona Lisa in the motel with regard to the fact that Vinnie told her he was going with the D.A.(?) to hunt deer as a bonding exercise. That whole monologue was great!
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@@FactsVerse Bot sure right now; I’ll get back to you?
As an aircraft mechanic, “Dead on balls accurate” is always repeated.
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Tomei made the show🎉
Well, it is an industry term.
I LOVE movies like this. Just perfect. Great cast, funny script and good direction. Oh, and Marisa. Yeah.
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"Are you saying that water soaks into a grit faster on your stove than anywhere else on earth?"
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"I dunno. I'm a fast cook I guess."
@@asmith8947 "Well, perhaps the laws of physics cease to exist on your stove!"
"Were these _magic_ grits?"
Don't let this distract you from the fact that Chevy didn't make a 327 in '55. The 327 didn't come out til '62. And it wasn't offered in the Bellaire with the 4-barrel carburetor til '64
When Vinny says to the Judge "you were serious about that " regarding his clothes 😊
What is my favorite quote? "What do youcall those bushy things? Bushes..."
Don't be afraid to just shout out the answer when you know. 😃
This one is and will always be my favorite comedy movie. Continuous stitches were had that day.
"Were these magic grits? Did you buy your grits from the same guy who sold Jack his bean stalk beans?"
I fell instantly in "Lust" with Mona Lisa...😅
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Along with every 'real male' in the entire world. She looked fine and played the part perfectly.
She looks almost exactly like my college fiancé.
@@wmw3629 I know, right!
@@wmw3629 Then she dumped you ?
Gotta' watch this movie again. One of my favorites.
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The History of the Pontiac Tempest:
The Pontiac had the 'Corvair transaxle in the rear which gave the positraction.
and was also common to have the split V8 with 1 bank of 4 cylinders.
She knew this.
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Anytime Marissa is in the frame is my favorite! 💖📽️🌹
"Oh, you blend!"
Great line, great delivery.
That line was the reason she got the part!
...You did the casting?@@petepetrali8981
Absolutely love this movie, and never tire of watching it over and over. It is a classic and thoroughly entertaining and worth the watch.
LOVED this movie. Got to watch it again!
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WHERE was the mentioned blooper?
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Yeah, that's annoying.
The thing promised an edited BLOOPER, then all ya heard was him droning on constantly.
Then the voice asks for imput?!?!
Ridiculous.
I ain't sayin' squat (^^ except that) 😮😂
He showed the Juror that also played the Diner waitress I guess.
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@@wansolve289I thought too at 1st (one of the jurors @5:52 being a waiter or waitress-- I couldn't remember which one , I thought it was the guy actually).
But the video got this wrong, too (they called them "Continuity Errors and Goofs").
It's not a "Continuity error or goof," because it's perfectly reasonable for all of those jurors to be from the area (the same as us -- although, I did go 27 or 28 miles away once ).
It's perfectly reasonable for one of those jurors to wait tables when court is out (or even before court).
I couldn't remember the "diner scene with a waiter or waitress," so they should have shown that.
That's definitely not a human now (not thinking about the human condition), just calling it "Continuity errors or goofs."
I did think of that, but they got that wrong, too. 😮😂
the owl didn't actually screech; that was a sound effect put in later. It wasn't an "animal actor" but it wasn't some random owl just happened to land on a branch at the right camera location either. It was brought in by a trainer slash handler. But it wasn't trained for Hollywood, it was just a random screech owl found by production. It jumps at the first shots because even if you fire blanks, those are still loud.
Great movie. You can watch it today then a couple of later. Too many great scenes. If you haven’t seen this. Do it.
The stuttering defense lawyer along with the screech owl scene made me roll with laughter!
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Fave scene: Marisa's smile when she finishes her testimony and Pesci kisses her hands
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@@FactsVerse Tuff Turf, and dark 80's movies like it
The trumphal entrance as a magician always gets me
Goldie Hawn wasn’t in Fletch with Chevy Chase. She was in Foul Play and Seems Like Old Times with Chase.
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When multiple family members in my wife's family were becoming ill from age related issues in the 90's and early 2000's the depression of the constant psychological blows was taking its toll on my wife and I. We bought this movie on VHS and later CD to pull us through it. We must have watched this movie at least 25 times and it has never failed to make us laugh and cheer us up. The actors and actresses throughout the whole movie are perfect. Joe Pesci is superb as I love how he can play anything from a mild mannered guy to being a dangerous mobster.
"You stollle his filesssss?????" ah, the incredulous Marisa Tomei was perfect, just after her torque explanation! And that petrified look, worrying they got stuck in one town of incest ancestry 😂😂😂😂😂 Just one of countless fave scenes in there! Kudos to every amazing actor and Lynn for this wonderful, hilarious, memorable film ever! Pure Happiness!
Incredible it is actually used for bar instruction! Equivalent would be Airplane! Being used for pilot or airport security training!!!😂🤣😂🤣
Marisa Tomei stole the film with her time on the stand. She was terrific.
love this movie. hope it gets a 4K UHD release
This has been my all time favorite comedy ever since it was released. All the actors/actresses were perfect, but Marisa was on a whole other level. How could anybody watch the movie and not fall head over heels for her? Vinny: “dead on balls accurate?” Mona Lisa Vito: “It’s an industry term.” 😂❤
“I’m done wit dis guy”
“you sure about that 5 minutes”
“Identical” (or eye den tic cull)
“It’s a trick question”
So many lines but favorite scene is when Vinny gives back to his girlfriend the feet stomping “clock” bit….it is hilariously funny and scary wrong at the exact same time. Excellent timing and delivery by both of them.
The entire movie is great. My wife and I watch it over and over. We always laugh every time.
There's a scene in a motel room when, in one shot, Mona Lisa's hair has a white streak near the temple and another where there is no stripe, then back to a third shot where it reappears. I can't recall if it was the 'dripping faucet' scene or the 'shoot the deer' scene. Damn. Now I got to watch it again.
Joe Pecci to the Judge " Permission to treat the witness as hostile."
Marissa Tomei: "You think I'm hostile now."
In 1997 I was seconded to our legal department for a year to help them defend the claim one of the contractors filed against us. The lawyers then explained to me what a hostile witness means.
"You think you are in trouble now, wait until your father comes home." That is the punch line to a social situation of a child who gets in trouble in school and is brought home to his mother. The reference here is Marissa's "U think I'm hostile now...."
The opposing side of that is a more current event where the mother says "My son is a good person" after the boy gets arrested (or worse) for committing a serious crime, as shown on TV, sometimes eluding the police, usually or too often ending up as a "or worse."
I have watched this movie at least 2 dozen times. As a Brooklynite who's ex wife dragged him to Alabama I can vouch for everything in the movie. My favorite line? "Meanwhile my body clock is ticking away"
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That was beautiful! Thank you.
The reason why My Cousin Vinnie worked so well is that it isn't making fun of EITHER NY culture OR southern culture. All the fun of the movie lies in the *_intersection of the two,_* with neither making fun of the either, only the clashes of the two cultures -- the whole "Yutes" interaction with the judge, for example -- neither is suggested to be wrong, only that there is a communication failure because of the accent difference. Much, if not all, of the humor revolves around these clashes.
Exactly! You are Dead on balls accurate. No negative stereotypes.
"You were serious about that?"
Cut to next scene, Vinnie sitting on a prison bus 😃
I always loved the "defense is wrong" scene, but it could have been so much better. As written, VINNY is the one who figures it out and has to lead Mona by the nose to the conclusion. Would have been SO much better if she'd realized it and had to lead HIM into realizing she knew something, and then just taking the leap of faith with a leading question to her.
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Overthink much?
“That’s called a counter offer. Let’s see: get my ass kicked or collect $200. That’s a tough one. I could use a good ass-kickin’ “
A FAVORITE comedy movie! So many funny lines! We just experienced this a week ago stopping in a very rural diner. "Excuse me. You guys down here hear about the ongoing cholesterol problem in the country?" I have not tasted eggs fried in lard since the early 60s and frankly, don't miss it!
Would love to watch it with my granddaughter but there are too many f bombs.
The train scene where the glasses are shaken off the table.
The difference between NY culture, "I shot the clerk?"
I guess my favorite scene is when Mona Lisa figures out the positraction irs thing and knows what is up with the cars
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Where is the scene with them in the bedroom arguing about the deer who might be shot?
The first restaurant scene, Breakfast 1.99 lunch 2.49 dinner 3.49 , cracks me up every time
I have been to the Sac O Suds - have a picture of my motorcycle parked in front of it
Love this movie, one of my favorites.
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A truly Great Movie I can watch at any time!! I’m a Jersey Guy and I get the jargon!! Done perfectly!!
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7:00 - if the screech owl was wild, how did they get the camera so close to it in the first place?
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Vinny Gambini: "Well, perhaps the laws of physics cease to exist on your stove. Were these magic grits? I mean, did you buy them from the same guy who sold Jack his beanstalk beans?" So MANY funny quotes, but this has got to be one of my favorites!
Excellent review. And law schools absolutely use this film as a teaching tool.
Great film!
“My Cousin Vinny” is one of my top three favorite comedy movies. It’s at the top with “Space Balls” and the incredibly funny and classic “Blazing Saddles”. I think I might to watch all three back to back to back this weekend.
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One of my favorit movies. I got it on DVD some years ago so I can watch it whenever I want ☺
Loved the movie!
Where was the mentioned blooper?
If you find out, tell me.
I just hauled out "The Karate Kid" parts 1 and 2 along with "My Cousin Vinny" 2 nights ago for the wife and I to watch. Classics! I have a crap load of old 70's, 80's, and 90's dad's and blu-rays. Well, I guess I got stuff all the way up to New releases. We have around 1200 total and counting. We think it makes much more sense to have physical objects like dad's and Blu rays rather than something digital. We are buying up DVD players and Blu Ray players as we go too for future use as I can definitely see them going obsolete and they will no longer be made and sold sometime soon so we are planning ahead. Lol
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Correct grammar "for the wife and me to watch." You're welcome.
@@asmith8947 eat a dick. How's that for correct grammar
One of my top five movies....and Marisa Tomei!!!!!
I cave...gotta watch again...and again...
My Favorite Scene in this AWESOME Movie is every one with Marisa in it!!! I have Loved this Gorgeous Woman From the Begining of her Career! Cheers Sweetheart!
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My brother had a stutter very similar to that of Austin Pendleton's character, so I was a bit worried about whether he might think that scene was offensive. But he loved it and thought it was hilarious.
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Favorite line? "Is your attourney here?....I "am" D attourney". lol
Pendleton's Stuttering, etc., had Pesci, Whittfield & Machio hiding their Actually Laughing, if you look closely.
One of my all time favorite movies. Like in all great movies, great actors playing great roles.
One of the few movies I watch over and over again.
Joe Pesci & Marisa Tomei were great in their parts but so was Fred Guinn as the Judge.
From my point of view...He made the movie really work. That great voice!
A real piece of Americana!
I've seen this movie a million times, and it always makes me laugh.
My favorite thing about this movie is the places really exist and they were in a real prison..That's why I was so into the older movies instead of the new kind. I'm pretty sure that they really got stuck in the Alabama or Georgia mud...I 4get what state the movie was filmed in but they made everything as real as real could be..I got myself stuck in the mud several times down south just pulling off the side of the road. Wva has their fare share of clay mud roads as well lol..
My favorite part of the movie.. when Marissa was explaining the car stuff
A classic all around. Every character was well chosen.
Great movie! Way too many funny lines. One of my favs: “dead on balls accurate?”
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It is a family cult classic I think we have seen it at least 30 times. It's one of those movies you never get tired of watching.
now everyone knows what positraction is
I attended this with some friends, and when that photograph of the tire marks was shown, I leaned over and whispered 'positraction" to my friend Karen. She said, "What?" I just told her to keep watching. When the movie was over, she told everyone, "Jim said it was positraction!" They all had a good chuckle.
When Vinny tells the bully to pay Mona Lisa and the bully responds how about I just kick your ass? Vinny: “oh a counteroffer.” 😂😂😂
I absolutely adored My Cousin Vinny. I have loved the Actor Joe Pesci since I watched this movie.
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"Would you care what the sob who shot you was wearing" scene is the cherry of the pie
Vinny to judge about looking “lawyerly” : “You were serious about that”?
Yutes. Loved that film even to today.
MCV is one of my favorite movies and I have watched it at least a dozen times over the years whenever a rerun comes on TV. It is one of the movies that I can watch and recite verbatim what the actor says.
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@@FactsVerse The Goonies is the #1 classic, followed closely by Sixteen Candles, The Breakfast Club and of course National Lampoons Vacation.
None of the movies made today have the classic comedy sense that the 1980's and 90's had. The insanity of political correctness and lack of writing skills these days have ruined the movies.
“You got mud in your tires”
How do you get mud into the tire?
...and when Vinny slips in the mud and his dry cleaning goes flying...lol....."I had your suit dry cleaned...thought it would be nice"
Am watching it now seen it 100s when was kid now 40 and still laugh my ass out so funny amazing film
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Other than the order of steps necessary to introduce evidence and the lack of objection on the record regarding the expert witness testimony, the trial scenes were great!!
I loved that movie! Was Ralph Macchio filming the karate kid movies at that time or is this before that?
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I wish RM never did Karate Kid. It was embarrassing! He was as convincing as a three dollar note.
Karate Kid movies were in '84 and '86?.