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Once upon a
time in America (1984)
Mr. Robert De Niro, Ms. tuesday weld
This
movie stars the great Mr. Robert De Niro - a greatest
example of men genre in my own
estimation
based on the most
valid criteria of potential idealism ultimately I believe.
There's also an appearance
or two by
the lovely and gorgeous
looking Ms. Tuesday Weld, being cast as a somewhat
naughty
girl
(with masochistic tendencies even perhaps - as scripted) - however
not the
best of
ideas I say. Rather offensive to script her in such
regards in fact, I'd say speaking only as a gentleman on these
matters.
It is my belief that given adequate resource allocation fairness and a
reasonable
responding pattern to what is the human greatness of the men of Italy such as De
Niro
(he's Irish too) the problems of so called "crime" (illegal prostitution rings,
gambling joints,
and so forth) would not be problems at all but would be legalized and regulated
for
purposes of fair taxation in the interests of the community.
These are great men that are made as De Niro at the core, and must be given the
reins
over the whole economy ultimately in my
own view once again with due respect.
Enjoy the show - although it opens with an ugly scene of a spirited woman being
shot by
a group of gangsters invading her home - no way to show Italian men or Irish
women in
movies anymore I must say and emphatically so. We are better than this, speaking
as fully
a man of Italy in spirit and Irish compatriot too with regards to our womenfolk
that is.
Michael Rizzo Chessman
(moviesbyrizzo)
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