I admit I really wanted to see a scene where Marty told off his aunt and his mother like he did his friends in the end where he said "You don't like her? That's too bad!"
Yes, but in those days to talk to Ma like that would be very bad. They'd start crying, and then they'd make their Son feel bad. also, These Mothers mean well but they are very needy and demanding of their Children's time and attention. Theresa tells Catherine to back off and stop interfering in Tommy's affairs but sadly enough she's guilty of the same charge.
She was a bundle of contradictions. She "said" one thing but "did" another thing. Sometimes I don't think that either of them realized how much of a sacrifice Marty made. He took care of Ma, still lived at Home, was The "Man", and he didn't get any help from his Siblings but it was the 1950's. Then if that weren't enough to beat the band, he takes in his Aunt, and although his Cousin Thomas should be grateful, he knows he's shuffling the responsibility for his Mother on him and he feels awful about it.
If you've seen the movie Marty's mother wanted him to get married. But after her sister told her she would be alone and lonely and would have no place to live she was afraid of him getting married. She should have known that Marty wouldn't have abandoned her.
she saw the forest and not the trees. All she wanted was for Marty to follow the PATH and for her to get grandchildren. -- She forgot big change begets more big change.
Rest in peace and birthday wishes to Esther Minciotti 3 18. The character you played in this film, unknowingly invited misery for company. The mother should have been more careful about what she wished for. Thanks for your performance
Ringrazio per questo video che, fin da quando usci*, io apprezzati molto.....ed il tempo non ha cambiato il mio pensiero....parole semplici....semplici situazioni, che che sfrondate del superfluo, contengono tutto il necessario
@@goldengirl617 She was disparaging the "college" environment. There are many other ways to become "educated" besides going to college, and on top of that, you can graduate from college and still be uneducated. By the way, her words were prophetic because a lot of "girls" coming out of college these days are worse than ever.
@@goldengirl617 well in those times, college women where often the ones breaking down what women of older generations have been accustomed to, so they always see them as untrustworthy/with disdain.
Ma la situazione che si veniva prospettando, s mio parere, non era così* terribile......due donne con la stessa nazionalità*, la stessa lingue, le stesse abitudini, si sarebbero potute buona compagnia.....e poi...chissà* anche qualche visita e permanenza di qualche nipote....e perché no?
Are you Joking?! Marty’s mother was 110% A PROPHET. There’s a reason why the rapper Future said “She belongs to the Streets”. Look at the shameless 304s and OnlyFans Fools out there. All College. The Vast Majority of the mating pool for us straight eligible men today. There are almost NO GOOD ONES here in the West any more Product of an indulgent society, we men have to work 100x as hard as our grandfathers to get mates who are 100x worse than our grandmothers were
I love the line, " where you go, the rain follows, someday you gonna smile, and we'll have a holiday"!
That's an old expression my mother used to tell her cumarta in Sicilian all the time.
Ernest really deserved the Oscar for this performance .
Absolutely, this movie should be studied
It's scary how modern this film is
No...What's scary, is how times havent REALLY changed....
@@veronicaluz9189Or what's comforting also is that times haven't changed.
Times change, people do not.
@@marygreenlund6134yet there are people who constantly say that people were nothing like how they used to be
"She's for the streets" circa. 1950
Lol
Shuchore damned mayouth!
Collage girl are one step away from the street.
Pretty much hits the nail on the head
So much heauxs in the universities.
So true.
Fortunately for them today, they have the internet. And they are all camgirls
And college men tend to be rapists.
you wish it did, it would explain away why you are alone.
I admit I really wanted to see a scene where Marty told off his aunt and his mother like he did his friends in the end where he said "You don't like her? That's too bad!"
I'm sure he did when he got home that night.
Yes, but in those days to talk to Ma like that would be very bad. They'd start crying, and then they'd make their Son feel bad. also, These Mothers mean well but they are very needy and demanding of their Children's time and attention. Theresa tells Catherine to back off and stop interfering in Tommy's affairs but sadly enough she's guilty of the same charge.
HIS MOTHER WAS BLOCKING BUT HE TURNED THE TABLES ON HER AND ASKED THIS GIRL TO THE MOVIES
Yes, it was the 1950's. Not today.
2022 reboot: College Girl are one click away from OnlyFans
😆 🤣
I hate to say it, but it's so relevant to today.
Hahah😂
Touche' (smile)
2024 OnlyFans girls are college graduates?😂
She wanted Marty to find a girl!! Never wanted him home on a Saturday night.
She was a bundle of contradictions. She "said" one thing but "did" another thing. Sometimes I don't think that either of them realized how much of a sacrifice Marty made. He took care of Ma, still lived at Home, was The "Man", and he didn't get any help from his Siblings but it was the 1950's. Then if that weren't enough to beat the band, he takes in his Aunt, and although his Cousin Thomas should be grateful, he knows he's shuffling the responsibility for his Mother on him and he feels awful about it.
If you've seen the movie Marty's mother wanted him to get married. But after her sister told her she would be alone and lonely and would have no place to live she was afraid of him getting married. She should have known that Marty wouldn't have abandoned her.
@@laminage My guess is in the mid to late fifties she made many a young woman steer away from college and go after a man and attempt to marry young.
she saw the forest and not the trees. All she wanted was for Marty to follow the PATH and for her to get grandchildren.
--
She forgot big change begets more big change.
@@Circa1628 Marty’s Ma would live with them, or they’d live with her.
Great dialogue. What a supporting cast! Should be in the top ten of american films.
Non ricordo di averlo fatto, ma in ogni modo, grazie per questa visione molto gradita
She had no idea how right she would be. Take a look at college girls today. They belong to the streets.
Southern Boulevard...a nice-a part ah town, LOL
Rest in peace and birthday wishes to Esther Minciotti 3 18. The character you played in this film, unknowingly invited misery for company. The mother should have been more careful about what she wished for. Thanks for your performance
Marty’s mom is perfectly cast for Borgnine.
She said with the lights on 😅😂
Ringrazio per questo video che, fin da quando usci*, io apprezzati molto.....ed il tempo non ha cambiato il mio pensiero....parole semplici....semplici situazioni, che che sfrondate del superfluo, contengono tutto il necessario
"Brang (brought) home." So sweet. A simpler a.
She’s for the streets!
I wondered if that's how house wives really felt by being educated was a flaw?
There was nothing disparaging said in that clip about a woman "being educated."
@@RG-tt1ru They said college women were one way from the street!
@@goldengirl617
She was disparaging the "college" environment. There are many other ways to become "educated" besides going to college, and on top of that, you can graduate from college and still be uneducated.
By the way, her words were prophetic because a lot of "girls" coming out of college these days are worse than ever.
@@goldengirl617 well in those times, college women where often the ones breaking down what women of older generations have been accustomed to, so they always see them as untrustworthy/with disdain.
They were "liberated" from the old moral codes, so one step from the streets.
Marty wanna piece a pie.
My God i love this movie
I Love This Movie Two Women Remind Me Of My Mama My Auntie Talking At The Kitchen Table
ah yes and instead of telling her son plainly, "no Marty, im quite attatched to this house, i'd rather not a move"
she stays silent.
One step from the street, college girls?? Good grief. Glad times changed although this was likely just the opinion of those two women.
I can say enough college kids are one or two steps from the street today.
She was absolutely right
Doe she remind anyone else of Gilda Radner?
Are you Kidding me?
College girls today are half a step away from the street, if not there already.
@Nenethegreat W That's the problem with the film. Two people having similar issues.
This is a classic！
E qui emergomo le ansie, le paure che un figlio sposato "abbandoni" la madre
Profoundly true
In 1955, mom's friend was in the wrong.
2023, Marty will have done something very stupid that he won't be able to fix.
Yo why they talk like Dominican grandmothers?!?!?
eastern european immigrants
They aren't eastern theyre italian dumbass@@Stick_Chronic
They sound italian
well what would this Aunt like Marty to do end up like Willard
Forgive my "modern day dude-ness" but what do people mean when they say, "One step away from the street." (?)
As in street walker.
@@craigfuller1532 Thanks, sir. :)
They are 304 or garden tools and revel in it
Based
Ma la situazione che si veniva prospettando, s mio parere, non era così* terribile......due donne con la stessa nazionalità*, la stessa lingue, le stesse abitudini, si sarebbero potute buona compagnia.....e poi...chissà* anche qualche visita e permanenza di qualche nipote....e perché no?
Basedd
Reminds me why I hate the elderly and their antiquated values
tell me why
What a shred of human misery you are.
Make sure you don't get there yourself then
@@susanneschmidt6159 hopefully I will die before age 50
Are you Joking?! Marty’s mother was 110% A PROPHET. There’s a reason why the rapper Future said “She belongs to the Streets”. Look at the shameless 304s and OnlyFans Fools out there. All College. The Vast Majority of the mating pool for us straight eligible men today.
There are almost NO GOOD ONES here in the West any more
Product of an indulgent society, we men have to work 100x as hard as our grandfathers to get mates who are 100x worse than our grandmothers were