To be fair though Frank most likely doesn’t even sleep with his wife but other women, even Tony remarks on how and quote “look in your eye that you haven’t been fucked in a year.” It’s not a defense on Tony for hitting on a guys wife, but can’t really blame Tony for being more man than Frank. The side deal is another thing, the deal with sosa is actually pretty dumb considering how much of the product they want to move and the attention it would bring on them. However since Tony proved he has more balls it would be wise to team with sosa as long as they keep their word with each other as it’s proven after this that they were able to get away with it for the time being. All in all Frank is sort of in the right, but in the end this business is about having the balls to reach the top. This movie is great at exploring both sides.
@@masterzombie161 Tony actually survives the first meeting with Sosa by openly arguing with Omar. Tony had a very different set of definitions than everyone else. He actually probably didn't think he was backstabbing Sosa. At the end he's a clown and he got a clown's fate.
He knew Frank was not a legitimate boss. A legit boss does not beg for his life, and get on his knees as Frank did, nor does he cry when the end is near
@@odalisgonzalez6875 yeah there's plenty of totally incompetent HR recruiters who ttreat you like the latest idiot while they are completely unable to understand a row of the cvs they don't read But no worry, right now on LinkedIn a female "senior hr recruiter and head hunter" probably wrote an essay disrespecting a job interview he made because she asked "why did you apply?" and the candidate reply "well... Because this job fits with my role and interest" thinking the dumb one was the answer and not the question ;)
He was going to kill Mel to begin with. He purposely didn't shoot Frank, let someone that is under him do that. Complete disrespect for Frank, same as sending someone to try and off Tony by Frank.
Does anybody think Frank was justified in putting that hit out on Tony? Tony was going behind Frank's back and making deals that he didn't have the authority to make, making deals with sosa that Frank had no insight on and didn't know how extensive those deals were, his right hand Omar got killed with Tony being present and seemed sketchy to Frank at the time, Frank also warned tony not to get too greedy and lay low with the deals he was making which could have resulted in open wars with other drug king pins and Tony brushed it off and acted like a smart ass, plus Tony was hitting on Elvira right in front of him while being defient when told to back off.
@@RurouniLeonardo360 I dont think so Tony greed was boundless nothing could stop him, just the bit of simpaty he had for kids nothing else he was ready to kill or sacrifice anything that stuud in his way not even Manny that was loyal to him make it, Frank should have kill Tony in every scenario
Tony doesn't kill him because of his moral code: he never fucked anybody in his life didn't have It come to them. Ernie never fucked Tony up, so why kill him?
In the end, Frank and Mel both ended up dead. So, does dying like a "Boss" really matter? When homicide arrived to this crime scene, do you think they looked at Mel and said, boss, and then looked at Frank, and said, coward? Nothing at that crime scene will tell them that Frank died like a pussy.
@@roland7584 Tony and his two guys all had guns, one an Uzi? Ernie didn’t try to beg for his life after his boss and Mel got it. That’s something. I think he was entitled to a slug of whisky after that little scene. He wasn’t portrayed as an alcoholic. I thought it was brilliant giving him the job. He stayed with Tony and fought the Colombian hit squad to his own demise too. Tony should have been an HR guy.
Corrupt cops are not something you fk around with AT ALL unless their buddies can't tie you to a hit. This is why: The corrupt cops in my city of 150,000 absolutely harassed a guy for over a year because he was dating a corrupt cop's ex-wife, pulling him over for no reason, etc. It finally came to a head when the cop broke into the ex-wife's house and put his service weapon into the guy's mouth and threatened to blow his head off if he didn't stop seeing his ex. The boyfriend and the ex-wife hired an attorney and file a lawsuit against the department and the city, which launched a criminal investigation by the Iowa State Patrol. It made major headlines, and in exchange for dropping the felony charges, he was allowed to retire early and pled guilty to misdemeanor stalking, 2 years probation with conviction wiped clean after probation served. If it wasn't for the local paper sh*tstorm he would have gotten no conviction, just a slap on the wrist and maybe early retirement. You or me, plea down to armed felony, 3 years minimum prison. Now, can you imagine what would have happened to a drug dealer that whacked a cop in a much bigger city??
@@flowrepins6663 Not going to give any name except Murphy. You look up the rest. And that's the way it is in ANY larger city. The reason cops cover for other cops is that they keep book on each other, even up into the higher ranks. A lot of favors traded and deals made. That's why cops only socialize with other cops and their wives. A lot of stuff comes up that civilians aren't supposed to hear. There's even a smaller town 20 mins West that is so cop-resident heavy that the cops only sell their houses to other cops. 1600 population, probably 300-400 cops from the county and surrounding cities live there. Guess who doesn't get DUIs when they get pulled over in town?
No honor among thieves. Tony had been asking to get hit for quite some time and then acts all surprised and betrayed. Frank too had his guard down while he knew the hit was going down and anything could happen. Poor risk management.
3:04 The way that ominous music kicks in when Tony turns his attention to Mel. You know Tony didn't forget that conversation at the table in the nightclub when Mel disrespected and extorted him.
Have you ever been truly death-threatened by someone you know is capable of it? its scary af and your mind goes to a million places at once, its easy to act tough until you've really been there.
Too many people think it's a bad influence on young people but I think it's the opposite. It teaches important lessons about what and who to avoid. It shows bad cops, bad bankers, bad lawyers, bad DC operatives, etc. And the acting was superb!
You can have everything in life, but without life you have nothing. Frank was willing and begging Tony not to kill him, such a powerful man reduced to nothing when faced with the same fate he dealt to others.
The scene where he shoots Alberto in the car will always be hilarious. "I TOLD YOU!" I remember the packed midnight cinema in NYC 1983 roaring with laughter at that scene 😂
I would love too have seen the film in 1980s NYC.I am from the UK and wasn't born until 1987 so I had too wait until 2000 to watch this great film on vhs 😂
At the end of the day they were all killer scumbags....tony was the worst one.. killed his best friend over his sister ,which he didn't even really know...
Terrible guy sure, but at the end of the day he only killed ppl in the business and anyone in that business knows how dangerous the job is. At least he wasn't willing to kill innocent children and that says something, bc I'm sure most ppl in his position wouldn't hav felt the same way with the kind of money he could hav made and thr kind of life he could hav lived if he let Sosa's hitman do what he was going to do. All the money and power in the world can't buy you a clean conscience.
To be fair he wanted his family nowhere near this kind of shit that's why Tony told Manny not to even think about dating Gina because he knew if anyone found out that Tony had family they'd target them just to get to him
You can tell toni had tunnel vision. He never had any intention on killing ernie. Soon as he took out the cop he turned around and was getting ready to leave.
Tony had principles. He said he doesn't fuck anyone over who didn't already have it coming. Ernie was just a hired bodyguard, he had no reason to harm him. Tony was also resourceful and recruited him.
That keyboard music is so 8Os. I saw this movie in the theater when it came out. Scarred me a little since I was so young, but it was better than going to see "Christine" lol
And he failed the job interview and still got the job. Hey, how did your last job end as a body guard? Uhh...I sat in the background and watched my boss get executed as well as the cop we had working for us. Oh. Ok. You're hired!
I love the way how Ernie talks by a dignity and grace, keeping under control his blowing mind emotions. 👍. That's, what determinates a real man in seriously hard situation.
Technically Elvira wasn't his wife, she was nothing more than a boring cocaine addicted whore. He never made a deal behind Frank's back...He made a long term partnership with Alex Sosa and made him and Frank extremely wealthy men. Tony was loyal in the sense that he would have never order a hit on Frank even when they had personal issues. Frank is the one that made a huge mistake here. Frank is a traitor and a coward. He got what he deserved.
Hitting on Frank's wife right in front of him, openly defying him, making deals behind his back. Tony has an interesting definition of being "loyal"
To be fair though Frank most likely doesn’t even sleep with his wife but other women, even Tony remarks on how and quote “look in your eye that you haven’t been fucked in a year.”
It’s not a defense on Tony for hitting on a guys wife, but can’t really blame Tony for being more man than Frank.
The side deal is another thing, the deal with sosa is actually pretty dumb considering how much of the product they want to move and the attention it would bring on them. However since Tony proved he has more balls it would be wise to team with sosa as long as they keep their word with each other as it’s proven after this that they were able to get away with it for the time being.
All in all Frank is sort of in the right, but in the end this business is about having the balls to reach the top. This movie is great at exploring both sides.
@@masterzombie161 Tony actually survives the first meeting with Sosa by openly arguing with Omar. Tony had a very different set of definitions than everyone else. He actually probably didn't think he was backstabbing Sosa. At the end he's a clown and he got a clown's fate.
Hitting on the wife is a no no but he was loyal in the fact YOU NEVER TURN A GUY IN OVER THE COPS. Never.
@@FerrariF1Fxx Yeah Frank was a POS no doubt. You have a hard time convincing people Tony was much better
He knew Frank was not a legitimate boss. A legit boss does not beg for his life, and get on his knees as Frank did, nor does he cry when the end is near
Ernie's bit was actually one of the best naturally funny scenes in movies.
Poor Guy had to Change his Drawers when he got home. 😂😂😂
2:35 makes me laugh so hard every time I hear it 😂
He was the only one who didn't beg for his life
Ernie only begged in his mind to neck and finish that bottle of Jack Daniels!!!@@kabirthepunjabi
The most terrifying job interview ever…
"Hey mang you gotta job!" Bruno Mars
😂
Hits that bottle of Jack😂
😂
It was weird how he showed up at the end of the video like he saw the whole thing, but Scarface didn't say anything about him
@@joeyguitarlo
He was always there but was quiet for obvious reasons...😆
No CV, no covering letter - man, the 80s were crazy
The interviews were kind of rough though.
Title should be changed to "Ernie interviews for a new job"
This is why networking is the best thing
It was a different time.
And most of all No F'n Pc Bs
" What about Ernie?" horror music starts playing and he's sweating his balls off lol
Ernie is thinking yeah what about me
@@bigwilliethebhis life was flashing before his eyes
Tony's a good man. He allowed Ernie to finish that bottle of Jack Daniels!
@@maratonlegendelenemirei3352 and gave him a yob!
Probably was changing his underwear that night😂
“Hey man. You got a job.” 😂 Best line of the entire film.
I think it was "Do you wanna yob call me tomorrow"
What was he gonna to say..nah man I don’t want that job 😅
@@Biggdoom344 😂😂 “Thanks Tony.”
*hey mang
You gotta job! 😃
That hey man you got a job still cracks me up when i see this movie haha 😂
And him hitting that 5th of Jack 🤣😂🤷🏼♂️
“Choot that pizza chip.” 😁😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂 bruhhh
Pizza flavored Pringle: No,no! NOOOOOOO!
Now I can't unhear it. 😂😂😂
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅@@jessenunez7205
Ok meng.
From Michael Corleone to Tony Montana. What a great actor.
Like I still can’t comprehend how the same actor played 2 different characters it’s crazy.
Its not that he played 2 different characters , its HOW he played them .@ualNaz
@@cuando-b4m yea that’s what I meant lmao.
From Manny Ribera to Don Eladio Vuente. What a great actor.
Don't forget Carlito Al is an incredible actor what a range.
"you want a job?"
"Sure"
"Call me tomorrow"
"Hey man u got a job!"
Straight to the point, no useless interview, minimum talks, Tony top recruiter
If every employer would stop with the interviewing games..everyone would be in better shape..no long gaps in payment
@@odalisgonzalez6875 yeah there's plenty of totally incompetent HR recruiters who ttreat you like the latest idiot while they are completely unable to understand a row of the cvs they don't read
But no worry, right now on LinkedIn a female "senior hr recruiter and head hunter" probably wrote an essay disrespecting a job interview he made because she asked "why did you apply?" and the candidate reply "well... Because this job fits with my role and interest" thinking the dumb one was the answer and not the question ;)
life was easier in the 80's still was in the 90's
@@Jebu911Everything was fine until the 2010s
now that's what I call a tense job interview.
"It's your tree Frank you're sitting in it"
Mel thought he was going to finesse and distance himself until he realizes
"Don't go too far Tony..."
"Maybe you can handle yourself one of those 1st class tickets to the resurrection ... so long, Mel. Have a good trip."
Hahahaha yep.
@@zenglider2145I love that. Sooo long Mel
Hey, u gotta try lol..
He was going to kill Mel to begin with.
He purposely didn't shoot Frank, let someone that is under him do that. Complete disrespect for Frank, same as sending someone to try and off Tony by Frank.
The hardest job interview ever.
😂🤣
LOL!
He wasn't termed aka Fired. Therefore eligible to be rehired
Job interview for a cake bakery 🤣
😂😂😂😂
Does anybody think Frank was justified in putting that hit out on Tony? Tony was going behind Frank's back and making deals that he didn't have the authority to make, making deals with sosa that Frank had no insight on and didn't know how extensive those deals were, his right hand Omar got killed with Tony being present and seemed sketchy to Frank at the time, Frank also warned tony not to get too greedy and lay low with the deals he was making which could have resulted in open wars with other drug king pins and Tony brushed it off and acted like a smart ass, plus Tony was hitting on Elvira right in front of him while being defient when told to back off.
Frank even told Tony not to get high on his own supply. Tony didn’t listen to that either. 😂
Frank is a Cockroach 🪳 😂😂
Frank was soft tony had bigger aspirations he would’ve had to kill him anyway down the road
No. I see what you’re saying, but there are other ways of dealing with Tony outside of getting him killed.
@@RurouniLeonardo360 I dont think so Tony greed was boundless nothing could stop him, just the bit of simpaty he had for kids nothing else he was ready to kill or sacrifice anything that stuud in his way not even Manny that was loyal to him make it, Frank should have kill Tony in every scenario
Ernie was a lucky one. His life was spared, he got a job, and a pat on the back from Bruno Mars. 😂
Unfortunately he does get killed at the End of the Movie.
Tony doesn't kill him because of his moral code: he never fucked anybody in his life didn't have It come to them. Ernie never fucked Tony up, so why kill him?
@@ericksantos6672I think Sosa’s men kill him during the raid on Tony’s
😂😂😂
He would have uptown funked him up if tony said the word.
The arrogance of the bent cop to try to say “this is your problem” as if he was protected by some invisible bulletproof barrier. He was so smug.
and, in the end, so dead.
Lol thought that blue line was going to back him up, even when he was alone!
True but normally they don’t want that kind of heat on their heads.
Talking as if the others in the room are all saints, you people are hilarious 🤣🤦
@@JayCord00 Tony Montana had some big balls!
“Chu too Mel, chu facked up”😂😂😂😂😂
😂🤣
LMAO!!😁😁😁😁
😂😂😂
Lmfao
Dont go too _far,_ Tony.
You want a job Earnie?😂😂😂 the scariest funniest part in movie history
Mel checked out like a boss.
No doubt
lol frank died like a little wussy begging on his knees kissing Tony’s feet?😂
💯💯💯
In the end, Frank and Mel both ended up dead. So, does dying like a "Boss" really matter? When homicide arrived to this crime scene, do you think they looked at Mel and said, boss, and then looked at Frank, and said, coward? Nothing at that crime scene will tell them that Frank died like a pussy.
@@RumbleFish69 you sound like a little wussy yourself 😂
Crazy how Manolo was the one who initially got connected with Frank and in the end killed him.
I don’t think Manny wanted to kill Frank, he only did it on Tony’s orders
@@wns808 Exactly. Tony screws up everything because of his ego.
@@MrSpeedyAce how else do you picture it? frank living?
No one ever seems to ask or wonder how Manolo got those early connects in the first place, shame
Manolo was Gangster as fuck
You can't shoot a cop: 'Whoo eva said youse wus won'
Whoever said you was a cop?..…......Tony stands and comes closer injured with disdain on his face..........silencer.
Michael Corleone gave officer McCloskey a first class ticket to the resurrection along with solozzo.
I typed in...job interviews you don't want and it brought me here.
But he got the job
😂
Lol I wish life that easy no interview
Harris Yulin legendary
@@theusefulchannel 😂😂😂😂
The way Earnie slams that whiskey was always funny to me
Me too! Just perfect.
@@robertjones8598 Tony seemed smarter than this though. Why hire this guy as a body guard that was holding a bottle rather than protecting his boss?
@@roland7584 Tony and his two guys all had guns, one an Uzi? Ernie didn’t try to beg for his life after his boss and Mel got it. That’s something. I think he was entitled to a slug of whisky after that little scene. He wasn’t portrayed as an alcoholic. I thought it was brilliant giving him the job. He stayed with Tony and fought the Colombian hit squad to his own demise too. Tony should have been an HR guy.
I would too if I almost got executed.
Still the greatest Jack Daniels commercial ever
😂
😂😂
💀😂
@@MrRemi1992 😂😂😂😂
That hit of whiskey was the best drink Ernie ever tasted
Love to see how the policeman definitely believe that Tony wont shoot him.
Corrupt cops are not something you fk around with AT ALL unless their buddies can't tie you to a hit. This is why:
The corrupt cops in my city of 150,000 absolutely harassed a guy for over a year because he was dating a corrupt cop's ex-wife, pulling him over for no reason, etc. It finally came to a head when the cop broke into the ex-wife's house and put his service weapon into the guy's mouth and threatened to blow his head off if he didn't stop seeing his ex. The boyfriend and the ex-wife hired an attorney and file a lawsuit against the department and the city, which launched a criminal investigation by the Iowa State Patrol.
It made major headlines, and in exchange for dropping the felony charges, he was allowed to retire early and pled guilty to misdemeanor stalking, 2 years probation with conviction wiped clean after probation served.
If it wasn't for the local paper sh*tstorm he would have gotten no conviction, just a slap on the wrist and maybe early retirement. You or me, plea down to armed felony, 3 years minimum prison.
Now, can you imagine what would have happened to a drug dealer that whacked a cop in a much bigger city??
@@repealthepatriotactwhat is the name of the cop and victims? Too bad some pp are abole the law.
@@flowrepins6663 Not going to give any name except Murphy. You look up the rest.
And that's the way it is in ANY larger city. The reason cops cover for other cops is that they keep book on each other, even up into the higher ranks. A lot of favors traded and deals made. That's why cops only socialize with other cops and their wives. A lot of stuff comes up that civilians aren't supposed to hear.
There's even a smaller town 20 mins West that is so cop-resident heavy that the cops only sell their houses to other cops. 1600 population, probably 300-400 cops from the county and surrounding cities live there. Guess who doesn't get DUIs when they get pulled over in town?
Ernie drinking straight from the bottle at the end after being spared in this scene is why it’s one of the greatest in cinema
His hand shaking as he glugs that whiskey as moments ago his life was flashing right before his eyes 😂
4:49 that music cut out is epic
The great Giorgio Moroder
“…Manlo, chuut dat piece ‘o chit!”🤣
Ohhh no….NOOOOOO
LMAO
chut that pizza chip
What's with all the people finding it SO funny that someone has an accent? Are you a child?
@@Mehiel-Sanctoria It’s a movie bro. People are allowed to be entertained by it.
That bodyguard was pretty ineffective then and when Tony got killed!
Bodyguard, not bodyshield. Not much you can do to guard against a bullet.
And what exactly is he supposed to do when three guys with guns come in the room, one of whom has a machine gun? Lol
Ernie should have taken an different job.
@@RedDeadRangerUmmmm body + guard = guadring the body of your employer. Ya clown 🤡
@@MA-on9xl you're missing the point, a bodyguard that fails to protect his employee is ineffective, but LOL, yeah, nice one!
So long Mel have a good trip 🤣🤣🤣
Sure Mel, maybe you can handle yourself one of those 1st class ticket to the resurrection" GOLD!!!!!
😂😅😊
4:13 - Maybe you can handle yourself 1 of those 1st. class tickets to the RESURRECTION!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This movie will never get old
I agree!
“Wanna job Ernie”? “Why don’t you go help him with his bags on his trip to the resurrection “ 💥
Such a hardcore scene, they still manage to make it funny by cutting the music right when he says "you want a job, Ernie?"😂
I still remember watching this in the theater when it came out, and this scene just left me sitting there in total shock.
Damn Robert Loggia killed it in this movie !! Love his acting
How do you spell that?
@@CIintB3ASTW0oD Robert Loggia... R... as in Robert Loggia... O... as in, oh my God, it's Robert Loggia...
@@glennmartin8664 "B" as in Bob, look over there, it's Robert Loggia" 😂😂😂😂😂😂 IYKYK 😅
@@danwinkler1086family guy lol
@@glennmartin8664great reference
Hey man, you got a job... always gets laughing hard..😂
4:57 You gotta a jaaaabbbbbbbbb
Earnie accepted his fate. Then gets offered a job. Swig of the JD in relief is priceless comedy 😂
"Swig of the JD in relief" ... Love that!
This film over time morphed into a comedy.
Satire
Everything from the 80s turned into a comedy.
'jou got dee job, mein' 🤣still one of the best line in cinema🏆😁🍻✌😎
No way
'Cause it's over the top. Still enjoy it.
Still a better hiring process than uploading your resume and then having to fill a form that is basically a resume
Frank didn’t actually die, he faked his death and fled to New Jersey and became the infamous DiMeo family Capo Michele “Feech” La Manna 😂
After a stretch
Yuppers, sure did.......lol, lol, lol.
And did a pit stop in the Army to stop the alien invasion in Independence Day.
It's a fact, he was wearing a vest underneath. He was carried out of there and put in a trunk bound for another town.
The sopranos
Manny's smile is so precious. I love him
No honor among thieves. Tony had been asking to get hit for quite some time and then acts all surprised and betrayed. Frank too had his guard down while he knew the hit was going down and anything could happen. Poor risk management.
Frank had his bodyguard with him and a dirty cop on his payroll with him at the time. Both turned out to be useless however.
@@thespacesbetweenstudio3346 Exactly what I said - very far from enough precautions given the stakes.
yeah, Frank wasn't the smartest guy@@alatus7242
It seems like Boeing's core management, doesn't it? 😅😅😅
2:35 the scream of laughter and fear
3:04 The way that ominous music kicks in when Tony turns his attention to Mel. You know Tony didn't forget that conversation at the table in the nightclub when Mel disrespected and extorted him.
I guess Tony doesn't have to make those monthly payments now?
If only the hiring process was so straight forward in many businesses. Ernie getting a job despite being a severe alcoholic as well. Good for him.
He ended up getting both his bosses killed. He was the worst body guard ever. What did Tony see in him? He protected nothing but that Jack Daniels.
No interview and they let you drink on the job? Sign me up!
not hired yet, has to call him tomorrow.😬🍻😁✌😎
4:33 Honestly, at least he goes out like a man. Screaming "f you". Frank just died like a pathetic coward.
Have you ever been truly death-threatened by someone you know is capable of it? its scary af and your mind goes to a million places at once, its easy to act tough until you've really been there.
Weird art in this room. Twin towers and a big piece of mangled steel.
I don’t think that’s the twin towers
I always thought that big metal thing was so weird like wtf is it even
Definitely not the twin towers
It was the 80’s. Lots of strange stuff back then.
Easy,I have that in my living room.
Ernie was shitting bricks 😂
Best job interview, congratulations Earnie!
basically the best movie ever made. I can't believe the scenes and lines in this movie, perfection.
Too many people think it's a bad influence on young people but I think it's the opposite. It teaches important lessons about what and who to avoid. It shows bad cops, bad bankers, bad lawyers, bad DC operatives, etc. And the acting was superb!
the brutalist metal sculpture in the background is made by curtis jere
As an art fundi.Thanks for that.
"I not Mel. You are."😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Best bit of the film... You too Mel, you fecked up.
4:37 I Love that....."OK"....!!!!!
" A pig....!That dont fly straight!"
Hilarious.
Why isn't the title of this video "You know what a hasa is Frank?"
You can have everything in life, but without life you have nothing. Frank was willing and begging Tony not to kill him, such a powerful man reduced to nothing when faced with the same fate he dealt to others.
Absolutely right 😮
Al should have gotten the Academy Award!
The way he hit that bottle of that Jack. Man, I can feel that shit. Smh
The scene where he shoots Alberto in the car will always be hilarious. "I TOLD YOU!" I remember the packed midnight cinema in NYC 1983 roaring with laughter at that scene 😂
I don't think you remember that.
@bellboy4074 You upvoted your own comment 🤡 🤣
LOOK AT YOU NOW😂
I would love too have seen the film in 1980s NYC.I am from the UK and wasn't born until 1987 so I had too wait until 2000 to watch this great film on vhs 😂
Man, y'all New Yorkers are ruthless.
2:55 Tony done let his boy Manni have that kill~
At the end of the day they were all killer scumbags....tony was the worst one.. killed his best friend over his sister ,which he didn't even really know...
Terrible guy sure, but at the end of the day he only killed ppl in the business and anyone in that business knows how dangerous the job is. At least he wasn't willing to kill innocent children and that says something, bc I'm sure most ppl in his position wouldn't hav felt the same way with the kind of money he could hav made and thr kind of life he could hav lived if he let Sosa's hitman do what he was going to do. All the money and power in the world can't buy you a clean conscience.
thus what an antihero is he isnt supposed to be good
To be fair he wanted his family nowhere near this kind of shit that's why Tony told Manny not to even think about dating Gina because he knew if anyone found out that Tony had family they'd target them just to get to him
@@theduragdan he’s not good or evil, he’s neutral and becomes bad…but never ever evil
“Hey man, you gotta job” always sounds so genuine it’s hilarious
You can tell toni had tunnel vision. He never had any intention on killing ernie. Soon as he took out the cop he turned around and was getting ready to leave.
To be fair Frank had it coming by trying to have Tony hit even Mel said it was a bad idea
Tony had principles. He said he doesn't fuck anyone over who didn't already have it coming. Ernie was just a hired bodyguard, he had no reason to harm him. Tony was also resourceful and recruited him.
@@drygnfyre imo frank should've listened to Mel then he wouldn't have gotten them both killed
Loved when he gave Ernie that job. He sticks up for the little guy. Honestly Tony had a heart.
One of my favorite scenes from this 80’s masterpiece.
That keyboard music is so 8Os. I saw this movie in the theater when it came out. Scarred me a little since I was so young, but it was better than going to see "Christine" lol
The best job interview ive ever seen
Chi -Chi RIP (2024)
Really? That sucks
Hey, you got a job, man! 😂😂
Great acting from everyone here. Frank and the cop especially.
The most intense job interview ever!
And he failed the job interview and still got the job. Hey, how did your last job end as a body guard? Uhh...I sat in the background and watched my boss get executed as well as the cop we had working for us. Oh. Ok. You're hired!
The whiskey at the ends always gets me. Good bye Mel..!!!! First class ticket to for being a corrupt cop
I love the way how Ernie talks by a dignity and grace, keeping under control his blowing mind emotions. 👍. That's, what determinates a real man in seriously hard situation.
Ernie was a good character. I wish they had done more with him.
Ernie was shitting bricks😅
Ernie got a job😄
Best actor in that scene is that last guy lmfao.
The music in this flick was wicked...😎
"What a coincidence I happen to be just recently unemployed"
One of Al Pocino's very best acting rolls !
I love the background music and giving Ernie a job 😂
Technically Elvira wasn't his wife, she was nothing more than a boring cocaine addicted whore. He never made a deal behind Frank's back...He made a long term partnership with Alex Sosa and made him and Frank extremely wealthy men. Tony was loyal in the sense that he would have never order a hit on Frank even when they had personal issues. Frank is the one that made a huge mistake here. Frank is a traitor and a coward. He got what he deserved.
Ernie could’ve drank that whole bottle dry and still not stopped the shakes..😮💨😮💨😮💨
0:13 "kakorotch"
😂
If you listen closely all the way at the end when Earnie says ‘Hey Tony.. Thanks’ you can hear Tony say quietly ‘you welcome’
2:56 Chute dat pizza chit
One of my favourite films of all time big fan of Al Pacino great actor always love the ending to this you wanna job Ernie the relief he must of felt 😆
Tony doesn’t care about the money he did not like that Frank wanted him dead and he was loyal to Frank all the time
He did care about the money, and he did betray Frank in a couple of ways prior to the hit being put out on Tony
RIP Frank! :( (Robert Loggia)
Tony came through with silenced PPK 💀
Like James Bond.😂
Ernie resurrected before our eyes !!😰
that shwing of Jack Daniels at the end killed me! lmao
That’s how all job interviews should go…
Never seen anyone shit so much bricks in my life😂. Ernie’s a legend😂
4:35 Shoes so fresh they still got stickers.
Mel just kicking back like he was going to be off the hook lol.
That soundtrack when it was Ernie's turn. lol