goodfellas- then he kissed me

@tracyyy99 4 years ago

One of the best inclusions of a song in a motion picture...ever...just a great combination.

@StringBeanWilly 2 years ago

Rest in peace, you gave us one of the most iconic scenes in cinema history

@chakiaman9375 5 years ago

THIS is cinema. THIS is ART.

@joecorrero6763 3 years ago

I had a bad first date that went even worse. Some how We ended back up together the next week and watched this movie in my parents living room. Celebrated our 15th wedding anniversary this year 8/5/2020.

@billd8838 1 year ago

60 years later we're still listening to music like this.

@shashsrivas 5 years ago

This movie didn't win an oscar for best film, director and adapted screenplay. What a shame

@59Rosco 3 years ago

In a movie chock full of them, this is, for me, THE seminal moment of "Goodfellas." Pure genius on part of Martin Scorsese casting Ray Liotta and Lorraine Bracco, and for choosing The Crystals "And He Kissed Me" as the musical score.

@damienrecords 2 years ago

Ray Liotta looks so great in this film. I met him decades later. Same eyes and essence. Great actor and hilarious sense of humor!

@kurtbray3275 3 years ago

The people waiting in line outside the restaurant at the bieginning of the scene are the same extras that are seated at the tables inside the place. They had to rush in and take their places and looked relaxed while our heroes were walking through the hallways and kitchen.

@josephrocha142 1 year ago

This is one of those rare movies where the stars aligned. The right actors, director, script, costume design, musical score, lighting, etc...all at the peak that combined to make magic.

@59Rosco 3 years ago

I'm going to go out on a limb here. Maybe one of the single greatest scenes in cinematic history! I'm not sure, but...I think this was done in a single take, with a handheld camera. If so, even more amazing. The Crystal's "And Then He Kissed Me" was the proverbial cherry on the whipped cream. This scene captures, for Lorraine Bracco's character, the intoxicating lifestyle of Ray Liotta's character. No bad for a construction 'union delegate'! Martin Scorsese is a genius filmmaker.