The mafia isn't about family it's about personal gain and betrayal
In The Godfather series director Francis Ford Coppola emphasized the role of family in the mafia which could fray but in the end was what held them together. Martin Scorsese took the exact opposite approach in Goodfellas. In his version the mafia likes to talk about family and loyalty but all the mobsters care about is money and personal gain. That means they will constantly betray each other. That’s what Scorsese portrays. He begins with the myth of the mafia as Ray Liotta lives the life until things begin to turn on him and he turns on others that he considered brothers.<br /><br />Besides the story Goodfellas has some unforgettable performances by Liotta, Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci his partners in crime and their boss Paul Sorvino along with Liotta’s wife Lorraine Bracco. Pesci especially stands out for being a loose cannon who jokes around but who could turn violent on a dime.<br /><br />One of my favorite moments is towards the end when Liotta and Bracco are strung out on drugs, trying to make dinner and pull off a deal and they get super paranoid and keep on talking about helicopters following them.<br /><br />Goodfellas is one of the greatest mobster films ever and everyone should see it.
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