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#26
I think The Town gives The Departed a very good run for its money.
GREATEST GANGSTER MOVIE OF ALL TIME.
Just trying to mix in a lil variety here or what?
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#31
two of the classic early 1930's gangster movies, Jimmy Cagney's "The Public Enemy" and Edward G Robinson's "Little Caeser" are on Turner Classic Movies Tuesday November 23nd @ 1:30 am and 3:00 am eastern.
these are the two movies, along with Paul Muni's 1932 'Scarface", that SET the GENRE for "gangster" in Hollywood that is STILL used TODAY.
worth recording 
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#33
Quote Originally Posted by jesron1269:
New Jack City was pretty good too. Hard to argue against the Godfather though.
New Jack City was pretty good too. Hard to argue against the Godfather though.
just finished watching new jack city..pretty good one also! too bad wesley snipes did a terrible acting job. samuel l jackson would be a nice substitute.
hey keep it coming guys..
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#35
The Godfather is superior to anything and everything, in my opinion. However, if you're looking for something you havent seen before, go watch Miller's Crossing asap! The Coen brothers are widely known for flicks such as The Big Lebowski, Fargo, No Country For Old Men, and blockbuster blowouts of such nature, but if you havent seen Miller's Crossing, you don't know s**t about the Coen brothers.
) including the departed which is a complete copy and paste job of internal affairs except with white people. city of god is probably close as is casino.
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#42
Quote Originally Posted by LeRinkRat:
two of the classic early 1930's gangster movies, Jimmy Cagney's "The Public Enemy" and Edward G Robinson's "Little Caeser" are on Turner Classic Movies Tuesday November 23nd @ 1:30 am and 3:00 am eastern.
these are the two movies, along with Paul Muni's 1932 'Scarface", that SET the GENRE for "gangster" in Hollywood that is STILL used TODAY.
worth recording
that 1932 Paul Muni "Scarface" is on Turner Classic Movies Friday Jan 21st @ 6:30 PM pst followed by "Little Caesar". worth recording just to compare to the 1983 Al Pacino remake. 
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