The Irishman | Joe Pesci & Robert De Niro Christmas Scenes

The Irishman | Joe Pesci & Robert De Niro Christmas Scenes | Netflix

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Robert De Niro’s Frank, alongside Joe Pesci’s Bufalino, open Christmas presents with their family, and many years later, Frank gets a Christmas visit from a priest in these scenes from Martin Scorsese’s The Irishman.
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Hit man Frank Sheeran looks back at the secrets he kept as a loyal member of the Bufalino crime family in this acclaimed film from Martin Scorsese.

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@Dave_B33 3 роки тому

0:35 - the absolute reference look of a human who cannot be bought, trying to be bought by someone she neither trusts nor respects. Not sure who the young actress in this, but she absolutely nailed this scene.

@NYCDom 3 роки тому

Literally

@TheRubberStudiosASMR 3 роки тому

Brilliant actress

@alexdavies3483 3 роки тому

Thought Scorsese had filmed some weird Irishman Chrismas Special, until I remembered the scene ....

@THEARCHITECT801 3 роки тому

Hahaha same 😂

@hussainbarakat4736 3 роки тому

Just shows how irrelevant the movie really was....if he just made it in the 90's it would have been the best.

@NYCDom 3 роки тому

Same smh, got me excited for a second

@69mviewsnt 3 роки тому

@@hussainbarakat4736 your life is irrelevant

@polypeptide 3 роки тому

Lol me too

@DanielThePoet22 3 роки тому

"Well, I ain’t go nowhere" is a typical sentence for everyone.

@ouldsaidmohamednadhir1841 3 роки тому

Seeing both of the scenes one right after the other makes u realise how great Scorcese really is ,not only in creating both of the scenes , but for leaving the chance for some of us to find out that these rather separate pieces can only become greater when they get linked to each other . A master

@dylanthrillmour866 3 роки тому

Russell’s biggest enemy wasn’t a gangster or a politician; it was a little girl that was rude to him.

@vassilyvodka2638 3 роки тому

Not even shining her shoes could fix that

@reverendx4ever 3 роки тому

@@vassilyvodka2638 No more shines. Maybe you didnt hear about it. You've been away a long time. Uncle russell doesn't shine shoes anymore

@aaronortega5375 3 роки тому

@@reverendx4ever Jesus I was just breaking balls here. No no jimmy it’s not alright I come here after years in the can and he’s breaking my balls

@cinemacola6398 3 роки тому

I think the the door being left open a little bit is Frank basically wanting someone to come take him out. It can be interpreted in multiple ways, but I think he's waiting for death. I also love the correlation between the first Christmas scene and this one. It's brilliant.

@louistehrani4093 3 роки тому

Interesting interpretation, I always thought it was a way to show how frank has changed and how his softer side has come out since all of his loved ones have gone away and no one is watching anymore to impress.

@billionairepayday3459 3 роки тому

I always thought it was a way of showing how lonely Frank has become as a consequence of the life he was a part of. Here he's left alone on Christmas in dead silent. He asks for the door to be left open incase someone does show up but nobody ever does. The doorway is opened only slightly to a man who is small, lonely and stuck somewhere similar to that of a jail cell that he is too old to leave.

@stoneharper7038 2 роки тому

The condescending look she gave him when she got the money was fantastic, his money never meant shit to her, she did an incredible job in this role!

@minnlowe4041 3 роки тому

Two great actors Pesci and De Nero.

@goodkidbarry 3 роки тому

Reason why Frank leaves his door a little open at the end is because that is what Jimmy used to do when he was about to go to sleep

@PursuedByAMemory 3 роки тому

What an incredible movie. Best I've seen in years.

@waltermontiel4405 3 роки тому

You're breaking my heart, Netflix Film Club. You're breaking my heart.

@cb-cj2ke 3 роки тому

"Leave it open a little bit, little bit"

@cicranelnaz 3 роки тому

Best duo in film history!

@AndiRelax31 Рік тому

I think The Irishman is the best gangster movie since Road To Perdition

@louistehrani4093 3 роки тому

Yeah this is some depressing shit

@namanshah8354 3 роки тому

How?

@KIDLACROIX420 3 роки тому

Naman Shah The reasons Tigon mentioned, plus the difference in his life as an old man. A huge theme in the movie is growing old and the pain of living with your choices over the years, and looking at the first clip in constrast to the second.. Frank/DeNiro just becomes old and very lonely as a result of his life choices

@rohamtavakkoli7562 3 роки тому

Leave it open a lil bit...just a lil bit...

@irishmacky8773 3 роки тому

I’m having goodfellas Déjà vu “imma get the papers, get tha papers”

@rohamtavakkoli7562 3 роки тому

@@irishmacky8773 You insulted him a lil bit...you got a lil outta order yourself...

@CATDHD 3 роки тому

@@irishmacky8773 im having Goodfellas Deja Vu, Goodfellas Deja Vu

@NYCDom 3 роки тому

That last scene was based on his last few weeks alive, he died a few weeks before christmas

@baboom007 3 роки тому

Is this Home Alone Chrismas Special?

@rohamtavakkoli7562 3 роки тому

Yea Pesci's gonna break in and DeNiro's gonna plant toys around the home to hurt him...

@kingshekk6882 3 роки тому

I can see why some might not have liked this movie, but I still think it’s unappreciated

@zakrowe1301 3 роки тому

It really is

@TheRubberStudiosASMR 3 роки тому

You’d have to be brain dead to not appreciate this film. It was a slow burn but it was made masterfully.

@proudbeanerii3810 3 роки тому

@@TheRubberStudiosASMR Thank you for insulting me for having a different opinion than you . Seriously that's just rude my man .

@Saturnia2014 3 роки тому

Some parts were eh, like the scene where he beats up the grocery clerk. It looked horrible but then again it's a really small reason to hate the entire movie. I think this movie wasn't as good as other Scorsese movies, but it's not bad either. And I think a lot of people don't like it because of the theory of how Hoffa was killed. But tbh, Hoffa's death in this movie seems like it was the most plausible.

@ProfessorKenneth 6 місяців тому

0:02 that's the actress that played de niro's wife in a bronx tale..

@Ajay-xb8ti 3 роки тому

It's a damn good film real treat to cinema lovers

@raffetoffe 3 роки тому

"A little bit"

@jacobocastano 3 роки тому

This movie was released over a year ago.

@user-ub2zl2qw2e 3 роки тому

And your point would be?

@kingshekk6882 3 роки тому

@@user-ub2zl2qw2e time flies ya moron

@jacobocastano 3 роки тому

@@user-ub2zl2qw2e time flies ya moron

@KCRodelas 3 роки тому

@@user-ub2zl2qw2e time flies ya moron

@AngrySilence 3 роки тому

@@kingshekk6882 'Tis true, Peter, time does fly!

@pierluigifrontoni3786 3 роки тому

I heard you like to skate > I heard you paint houses

@if6925 3 роки тому

0:52 this is the opposite of "celebrating"

@ELGuasonMarin0835 3 роки тому

Ain't that Swell Murray celebrating Christmas 2:58 PM }|{ 12//17//2020

@iangray1010 3 роки тому

Just leave it open a little bit... just a little bit.

@ernestomartin9996 3 роки тому

Great movie!! I get it from the dark side of the internet and i feel very happy!

@Lalaxbo 3 роки тому

I’ve enjoyed The Irishman so much and it was well done movie :)

@CineRanter 3 роки тому

It's what it is.

@jamesdenoia 3 роки тому

That was the most unenthusiastic "thank you" I've ever heard.

@barbaratzitzi3595 3 роки тому

Oh God I love that man. I loved him more because of his opinion for DT

@jamallabarge2665 2 роки тому

As far as I know this was never in the book. Nobody ever mentioned how Russell got along with children. He never had kids. He had many nieces and nephews. I dimly recall a special needs nephew who lived in New York State and who needed support. This was a trivial thing for Russell. Peggy was angry at Frank Sheeran, but only later on. She abandoned him because she became convinced that he murdered Jimmy Hoffa. She might have been upset that he was not there in her life too. He was "running with the crowd in Downtown" early in her life. One can see the real live Russell Bufalino being grilled in court. He does not seem like a bad man.