some guy beating some other guy up but it's directed by scorsese

@sirspookington 3 years ago

something tells me this lady grew up to be the therapist of a guy who never had the makings of a varsity athlete

@MrRenan7669 4 years ago

And he's the nice guy, I can only imagine if it was Joe pesci

@taylornorman7134 10 months ago

Ray’s face as he walks away is priceless. Ray was a great actor! RIP Ray Liotta.

@connorbrennan4233 1 year ago

What I love about how Scorsese directs violence is that it feels raw and he seems to make it clear that what's going on is horrible and it gets you uncomfortable, regardless of how you feel about the characters. Even when the violence in his films are a little flashier, he still finds a way to make us uncomfortable.

@charlesdorsaint7109 6 years ago

I like the way Ray Liotta struts across the street...no words but the sound of his shoes ..

@nightjay 3 years ago

henry is like: "no one, i mean NO ONE, abuses my wife but me."

@DeadpoolNJ 1 year ago

" hey " and " don't shoot ". His friends really helped alot

@Guadeloop 10 months ago

i like how scorsese always depicts violence in its most cold realistic nature, no romanticization

@thebaddog4104 3 years ago

Richie Aprile gave him THE JACKET for this scene

@DeadGlassEyes 6 years ago

Walks up. No words. Bashes head in. Clean and to the point.

@KeyFobRob 10 months ago

I love that there is a sprinkler going in the background. Scorsese is a genius

@marziacarrozza2505 1 year ago

What an actor. We will miss him so much. This movie without him would not have been the same. He was incredible.

@terrorsaur599 2 years ago

Personally, I think Liotta should’ve been nominated that year. He managed to hold his own against Joe Pesci and Robert De Niro. That’s nothing short of impressive.

@necla1163 4 years ago

Ray Liotta was so convincing in this scene because he was "really angry." In a Interview he said that his mother was dying from cancer during the shooting of Goodfellas.

@levistoner 11 months ago

Dude absolutely earned every hit he got.

@joehanson1187 1 year ago

The punches really felt meaty, and his look of pure rage at the end is brilliant. RIP Ray Liotta

@pomtiogablue 5 years ago

..back when Ray tried quitting smoking without Chantix

@joet8862 5 years ago

throughout most of the film Henry Hill didn't really do anything violent, he seemed to be shocked by the violence most of the time, but this scene showed that he's a wiseguy for a reason as he can be violent when he wants to as well