Donnie Brasco - Punch Or Pinch

[jutrobins]

my favourite scene. legendary

[cory19720]

I love how lefty makes Annette put out the fire.

[SimonMics]

illarious that scene. shut up Anette!

[JohnLeeMD]

Annette had a nice ass.

[Forgoten214]

Shut the fuck up Donnie.

[mmillner81]

Way to fuck up dinner al.

[xianneh]

The ending scene with Al Pacino (Lefty) was heart-breaking. It was when he knew he was gonna be murdered that night so before he left the house, he made sure to leave his money, jewelries and the car key to Annette.

It was just a simple scene but it speaks volumes.

[Almas8787]

While asking pinch or punch Donnie wanted to go home to his family. For sure he was angry

[UrFvcked]

Wait til you taste this Donnie its gunna melt in your mouth like holy communion....Oh what the fck is that Annette...Annette LMAO when i heard that.

[biglsworth567]

Shut up annette fuhget about itt

[Sinco1967]

lol the best cooks are men and thats a fact. two seconds later wtf is that annette lol.

[ramborockyhitman47]

''The best cooks are men''......''what the fuck is that,annette annette.....''

[SuperiorSquid]

@ramborockyhitman47

Aahahaha laughed my ass of when I first saw that

[tryandlisten]

My son is a fuckin junkie, you believe that? I got bruises on both hands...

[lazerbeak2125]

This is great

[fourtywpm]

"Dime on the vig.

I'm doing the best I can, Sonny. " lol Bullfrog's hillarious

[simivvr]

at 0:55 "WHAT A FUCK IS THAT!ANNETE ANNETE!"is one of the most best acting thing i ever seen.And i'm not talking only of what he said,i'm talking about his gesture WATCH HIM!He is a fucking genius

[DarkAzerus]

Shut up Annette... FORGET ABOUT IT! xD Great move.

[djfinex]

I had never seen the Godfather, and until I had watched this movie I thought Al Pacino had one acting style: overdone, loud, and abrassive; once you've seen him in one thing, you've seen all his roles. I was wrong. Watching both Depp and Pacino work together is hard to top.

[FrankSlade1983]

Glad you've realised your error, lol. It's true he's done a few roles where he is loud and abrasive, but he's incredibly subtle in his approach and done PLENTY of roles where he is quite the opposite of the loud 'Richard Roma' type (of course u know that now that you've seen the Godfather...and this)...Have you seen Carlito's Way?

Anyway...Pacino ftw! :D

[boagieking]

"Wait till ya see the babes you're gonna plotz!!" "Try not to say plotz anymore!!"lmao

[boagieking]

Annette, Annette! take care of that! hahahah that part still cracks me up

[Berko67]

man i love this movie!!

annette is a great woman!!

donnie brasco al pacino johhnny depp yeeeeahh!!

ah, forget about it!!

[YayanBenBenjamin]

Forget about it..

[littlenickyscarfo]

id agree..my fathers a better cook then mom fughetaboutit

[pitbull103]

In the book, Donnie is dying that he has to spend Christmas with Lefty. He wanted desperately to get home, but he thought the job would suffer. Joe Pistone was a hero.

[mykalroze]

@pitbull103 Unlike as shown in the movie, I heard/read that in real life Donnie liked Sonny Black more than Lefty. But I guess the way it's shown in the movie makes for melodrama/emotion.

[pitbull103]

Yep, I don't remember which way it was in the book, but I think that you're right that Donnie "liked" Sonny more.

However, in the book it comes through strongly that Donnie never lost the grip on his true identity. Donnie realized that these supposed "friends" would kill him in a heartbeat.

Donnie also found their murdering and thieving ways repulsive. The mob in the movie is a distinctly unglamorous bunch -- far from the godfatheresque portrayal -- and more realistic. Great film.

[mykalroze]

@pitbull103 There's a documentary on youtube about Donnie Brasco, and Pistone expresses an obvious dislike of Lefty and the others. I still find it both funny and a head-scratcher that there are people calling Pistone a snitch, a traitor, etc. He was an FBI agent and infiltrating the mob. It was his job to snitch. That's what he was there for. I like the movie a lot, but I do think it portrays Lefty as too much of a loving, sentimental guy, same for Pistone.

[pitbull103]

You nailed it. It took a lot of guts for Pistone to do what he did. You're right about the portrayal of Lefty and Pistone.

Another mistake in the movie was the portrayal of the FBI's gratitude. Pistone called the medal ceremony the best moment of his career and he told of how much the FBI valued his courage and his work. The ceremony was a big deal and well attended by his peers.

Mob guys are scum. My own grandfather was pressured relentlessly in NJ for "protection" money in the 1940s.

[heatbucspies55]

@mykalroze

Well, movies always change the story around to make it "better"

That's what they do, it's liek that for every movie.

I think it woulda sucked if they dodnlt have the caring relationship they did.

[enriquecarloslopezsi]

@heatbucspies55 its the whole point of the plot

[heatbucspies55]

@enriquecarloslopezsi yeah exactly

[darthmorgen]

0:42 , freeze frame right there, pretty much sums this scene up in a single picture. a thousand words in that fuckin picture! shut up Annette, fughedaboutit!

[MateoKalifas420]

"On Mars the best cooks are gonna be men!"

[HappyBirthdayPaulie]

fageddabout it!

[drummerkid71]

"sometimes you don't make fuckin' sense Donnie..."

[Anthony2Times]

you think I cook like them goomba's in brooklyn.. All they know is manicott, a 100 years they'r gonna be eatin' manicott, you never ate coq au vin? hahaha cracks me up every time I see this scene..

[Nicckytwotimes]

@Anthony2Times

Thanks dude... i was wondering what dish he said the goombas in brooklyn were making... that's definately not standard italian pronunciation... good name btw haha

[Thracozaag]

Pacino is so awesome in this movie.

[DAblackdahliamurder]

Manicott..........

SHUT UP ANNETTE

[Sephirothevil]

forget about it.

[deekdeclan]

@DAblackdahliamurder lol

[mattygras]

I can't cook special like Benny...

[jajceboy]

So brilliant and funny, al is so good in this scene