Ray Liotta Movies

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Ray Liotta (1954-2022) was an American actor, voice actor, and film producer.   Liotta appeared in movies for over 40 years.  Liotta was best known for his role as Henry Hull in 1990’s Goodfellas.  His IMDb page shows over 141 acting credits from 1981 to 2022.  This page will rank Ray Liotta movies from Best to Worst in six different sortable columns of information. Television shows, videos, games, and movies that were not released in North American theaters were not included in the rankings.  To do well in our overall rankings a movie has to do well at the box office, get good reviews by critics, be liked by audiences, and get some award recognition.  This is a request (ok multiple requests) from Mike (known mainly as Anonymous).

1989 Field of Dreams
1989 Field of Dreams

Ray Liotta Movies Ranked In Chronological Order With Ultimate Movie Rankings Score (1 to 5 UMR Tickets) *Best combo of box office, reviews and awards.

Goodfellas (1990)

Ray Liotta Movies Can Be Ranked 6 Ways In This Table

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Unlawful Entry (1992)

Possibly Interesting Facts On Ray Liotta

1.Raymond Allen Liotta was born in Newark, New Jersey in 1954. Liotta was adopted by Mary and Alfred Liotta when he was 6 months old.

2. Ray Liotta received a degree in fine arts in 1978 from the University of Miami. He performed in musicals such as Cabaret, Dames at Sea, Oklahoma, and Sound of Music, during college.  After college, Liotta moved to New York City. He got a job as a bartender at the Shubert theatres and landed an agent within six months.

3. Ray Liotta turned down the role of Tony Soprano in The Sopranos (1999). He was later offered the role of Ralph Cifaretto, also in The Sopranos (1999), but turned it down. Several cast members from Goodfellas (1990) appeared in the series.

4. Ray Liotta has been in 3 films that were Oscar®-nominated for Best Picture: Field of Dreams (1989), Goodfellas (1990), and Marriage Story (2019).

5. Ray Liotta  has never seen Field of Dreams (1989). At the time of filming, his mother was in ailing health, which negatively effected his experience in making the film.

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29 thoughts on “Ray Liotta Movies”

  1. Ray Liotta has died at the age of 67. I saw him in Goodfellas and Identity. Rest in peace

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    1. I forgot Field of Dreams. How could I forget I saw that film? I knew the author who wrote the book upon which it was based – W.P. Kinsella

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    2. Hey Flora….I realized when I got home that I had not added his most recent movies to the page….I know I am a slacker…his movie tally is now at 73. That is cool that you got to meet W. P.. Kinsella. I have been hearing a lot about Field of Dreams today. Apparently Ray never even saw that movie. Gotta say I am surprised that you have seen Good Fellas. As for Identity that is a very underrated movie that I love. Good feedback as always. Rest in Peace Ray Liotta.

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  2. Love Goodfellas, loved him in it, one of my all-time favorite movies. Nothing even comes close to that one but I still like him as an actor.

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    1. Hey Taylor….I am right there with you on Goodfellas. A classic movie, that will suck you in, no matter what you are doing. I would recommend Something Wild if you have not seen it. That was the movie that I first noticed him. A quirky but fun movie. Thanks for stopping by.

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  3. HI BOB COX

    Very good and observant post. You obviously THINK about what’s beig served up to you on screen and apply your own standards. No outsider such as Joel Hirschhorn is going to tell YOU what to think and watch. All power to you.

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  4. Ray Liotta is # 364 on the Oracle of Bacon Top 1000 list. These are the other actors on the list he has appeared with.

    2 HARVEY KEITEL Cop Land (1997)
    6 ROBERT DE NIRO Cop Land (1997)
    6 ROBERT DE NIRO Goodfellas (1990)
    7 HARRISON FORD Crossing Over (2009)
    9 WILLEM DAFOE Control (2004)
    11 SAMUEL L. JACKSON Goodfellas (1990)
    15 ANTHONY HOPKINS BLACKWAY (2016)
    15 ANTHONY HOPKINS Hannibal (2001)
    20 SYLVESTER STALLONE Cop Land (1997)
    23 VANESSA REDGRAVE A Rumor of Angels (2000)
    34 ALFRED MOLINA Identity (2003)
    40 ROBERT DUVALL John Q (2002)
    46 KEITH DAVID Article 99 (1992)
    46 KEITH DAVID Chasing 3000 (2010)
    60 JOHN RHYS-DAVIES In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale (2007)
    66 BRUCE WILLIS SIN CITY: A DAME TO KILL FOR (2014)
    68 CHRISTOPHER LLOYD SIN CITY: A DAME TO KILL FOR (2014)
    68 CHRISTOPHER LLOYD Snowmen (2010)
    72 KIEFER SUTHERLAND Article 99 (1992)
    73 BURT REYNOLDS In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale (2007)
    74 GENE HACKMAN Heartbreakers (2001)
    76 RON PERLMAN In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale (2007)
    76 RON PERLMAN Local Color (2006)
    86 DANNY TREJO LA LINEA – THE LINE (2009)
    95 JAMES EARL JONES Field of Dreams (1989)
    98 JOHN GOODMAN Bee Movie (2007)
    100 ELI WALLACH Article 99 (1992)
    102 RIP TORN Bee Movie (2007)
    108 M. EMMET WALSH Chasing 3000 (2010)
    108 M. EMMET WALSH Youth in Revolt (2009)
    116 VAL KILMER Breathless (2012)
    118 STEVE BUSCEMI Arena Brains (1987)
    118 STEVE BUSCEMI Youth in Revolt (2009)
    125 SHANE RIMMER The Lonely Lady (1983)
    127 BURT LANCASTER Field of Dreams (1989)
    134 ALEC BALDWIN The Last Shot (2004)
    135 WOODY HARRELSON Battle in Seattle (2007)
    136 JOHNNY DEPP Blow (2001)
    139 JAMES HONG Operation Dumbo Drop (1995)
    143 F. MURRAY ABRAHAM Muppets from Space (1999)
    143 F. MURRAY ABRAHAM Ticker (2002)
    148 WHOOPI GOLDBERG Corrina, Corrina (1994)
    154 KATHY BATES Bee Movie (2007)
    157 MATT DAMON Field of Dreams (1989)
    158 JAMES WOODS John Q (2002)
    160 DANNY GLOVER Operation Dumbo Drop (1995)
    162 GARY OLDMAN Hannibal (2001)
    165 PETER FONDA Wild Hogs (2007)
    174 ANJELICA HUSTON Phoenix (1998)
    176 STEPHEN TOBOLOWSKY Wild Hogs (2007)
    177 LANCE HENRIKSEN No Escape (1994)
    179 XANDER BERKELEY Phoenix (1998)
    183 FOREST WHITAKER Article 99 (1992)
    183 FOREST WHITAKER Even Money (2006/I)
    183 FOREST WHITAKER Pawn (2013)
    183 FOREST WHITAKER Powder Blue (2009)
    185 JOHN CUSACK Identity (2003)
    190 MIKE STARR Goodfellas (1990)
    192 KRIS KRISTOFFERSON Powder Blue (2009)
    194 GIANCARLO GIANNINI Hannibal (2001)
    197 OLIVER PLATT KILL THE MESSENGER (2014)
    202 ERIC ROBERTS The Last Shot (2004)
    203 KURT RUSSELL Unlawful Entry (1992)
    210 BRUCE MCGILL Slow Burn (2005)
    212 DAVID STRAITHAIRN Dominick and Eugene (1988)
    213 DANNY DEVITO Even Money (2006/I)
    215 STACY KEACH SIN CITY: A DAME TO KILL FOR (2014)
    217 MICKEY ROURKE SIN CITY: A DAME TO KILL FOR (2014)
    229 CHARLES DURNING Local Color (2006)
    238 TONY SHALHOUB THE LAST SHOT (2004)
    243 HAL HOLBROOK BLACKWAY (2016)
    252 ROSARIO DAWSON SIN CITY: A DAME TO KILL FOR (2014)
    256 TIM ROTH Even Money (2006/I)
    257 PAUL SORVINO Goodfellas (1990)
    262 WALLACE SHAWN MARRIAGE STORY (2019)
    272 DENZEL WASHINGTON John Q (2002)
    276 SEYMOUR CASSEL Chasing 3000 (2010)
    283 PETER COYOTE Unforgettable (1996)
    284 JULIANNE MOORE Hannibal (2001)
    286 SIGOURNEY WEAVER Crazy on the Outside (2010)
    286 SIGOURNEY WEAVER Heartbreakers (2001)
    291 ANNE BANCROFT Heartbreakers (2001)
    294 MELANIE GRIFFITH Something Wild (1986)
    301 JOE PANTOLIANO THE IDENTICAL (2014)
    303 MARK MARGOLIS Hannibal (2001)
    317 ANDY GARCIA LA LINEA – THE LINE (2009)
    317 ANDY GARCIA Smokin’ Aces (2006)
    326 BRUCE DAVISON La Linea – The Line (2009)
    328 MIRANDA RICHARDSON Muppets Most Wanted (2014)
    331 CHRISTOPHER MCDONALD Unforgettable (1996)
    343 JON POLITO The Last Shot (2004)
    345 BRUCE GREENWOOD The Place Beyond the Pines (2012)
    354 WILLIAM H. MACY Wild Hogs (2007)
    377 JEFF DANIELS Something Wild (1986)
    384 ARMIN MUELLER-STAHL Local Color (2006)
    384 ARMIN MUELLER-STAHL Pilgrim (2000)
    386 TCHEKY KARYO Operation Dumbo Drop (1995)
    387 LIN SHAYE Corrina, Corrina (1994)
    398 MICHAEL SHANNON The Iceman (2013)
    399 JOHN TRAVOLTA Wild Hogs (2007)
    400 KIM CATTRALL Unforgettable (1996)
    401 ARMAND ASSANTE La Linea – The Line (2009)
    405 ERNIE HUDSON No Escape (1994)
    407 JOHN ORTIZ NARC (2002)
    409 MICHAEL LERNER No Escape (1994)
    412 DAVID PAYMER Unforgettable (1996)
    418 JEFFREY TAMBOR Article 99 (1992)
    418 JEFFREY TAMBOR Muppets from Space (1999)
    429 DON CHEADLE Ticker (2002)
    437 TOBY JONES MUPPETS MOST WANTED (2014)
    438 JUDY GREER THE LAST SHOT (2004)
    444 DEBI MAZAR Goodfellas (1990)
    449 CHARLES NAPIER Something Wild (1986)
    477 TRACEY WALTER Something Wild (1986)
    480 KEVIN CORRIGAN Goodfellas (1990)
    482 JOHN C. MCGINLEY Article 99 (1992)
    482 JOHN C. MCGINLEY Identity (2003)
    482 JOHN C. MCGINLEY Wild Hogs (2007)
    483 ROBERT PATRICK Cop Land (1997)
    483 ROBERT PATRICK KILL THE MESSENGER (2014)
    483 ROBERT PATRICK Ticker (2002)
    488 ROB SCHNEIDER Muppets from Space (1999)
    489 DICK MILLER Unlawful Entry (1992)
    494 STEPHEN DORFF The Iceman (2013)
    500 JOSH BROLIN SIN CITY: A DAME TO KILL FOR (2014)
    506 PENELOPE CRUZ Blow (2001)
    530 CHARLIZE THERON Battle in Seattle (2007)
    536 KIM BASINGER Charlie St. Cloud (2010)
    536 KIM BASINGER Even Money (2006/I)
    550 JAMES REBHORN The Last Shot (2004)
    557 JEREMY PIVEN Phoenix (1998)
    557 JEREMY PIVEN SIN CITY: A DAME TO KILL FOR (2014)
    557 JEREMY PIVEN Smokin’ Aces (2006)
    573 RICHARD SCHIFF Arena Brains (1987)
    576 JOAN CUSACK CORRINA, CORRINA (1994)
    576 JOAN CUSACK THE LAST SHOT (2004)
    577 MARK WAHLBERG Date Night (2010)
    579 ALEX ROCCO Smokin’ Aces (2006)
    581 DJIMON HOUNSOU UNLAWFUL ENTRY (1992)
    585 PAUL RUDD Wanderlust (2012)
    590 BEN AFFLECK Field of Dreams (1989)
    590 BEN AFFLECK Smokin’ Aces (2006)
    594 STEPHEN REA Control (2004)
    600 JANE FONDA BETTER LIVING THROUGH CHEMISTRY (2014)
    601 LARRY MILLER Bee Movie (2007)
    601 LARRY MILLER Corrina, Corrina (1994)
    604 JASON STATHAM In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale (2007)
    604 JASON STATHAM Revolver (2005/I)
    607 KEVIN COSTNER Field of Dreams (1989)
    610 PAT HINGLE Muppets from Space (1999)
    617 GIANCARLO ESPOSITO Phoenix (1998)
    636 TONI COLLETTE THE LAST SHOT (2004)
    638 SALMA HAYEK Muppets Most Wanted (2014)
    644 JEFFREY JONES Heartbreakers (2001)
    654 MARSHALL BELL Identity (2003)
    654 MARSHALL BELL Operation Dumbo Drop (1995)
    662 CLIVE OWEN Ticker (2002)
    666 TIL SCHWEIGER MUPPETS MOST WANTED (2014)
    669 PATRICK SWAYZE Powder Blue (2009)
    673 CARLA GUGINO Even Money (2006/I)
    677 MARK RUFFALO Date Night (2010)
    686 SAM ROCKWELL Better Living Through Chemistry (2014)
    690 IAN MCNEICE NO ESCAPE (1994)
    697 SEAN YOUNG Arena Brains (1987)
    705 BRENDAN GLEESON TURBULENCE (1997)
    710 SETH GREEN THE IDENTICAL (2014)
    716 TOM NOONAN PHOENIX (1998)
    721 JOHN HAWKES Identity (2003)
    732 CLIFF CURTIS BLOW (2001)
    732 CLIFF CURTIS CROSSING OVER (2009)
    735 SCARLETT JOHANSSON MARRIAGE STORY (2019)
    739 HUGH BONNEVILLE MUPPETS MOST WANTED (2014)
    747 GINA GERSHON Breathless (2012)
    750 CUBA GOODING JR. Hero Wanted (2008)
    751 STUART WILSON NO ESCAPE (1994)
    754 CHIWETEL EJIOFOR SLOW BURN (2005)
    761 JAMES FRANCO Date Night (2010)
    761 JAMES FRANCO The Iceman (2013)
    764 FRANKIE FAISON Hannibal (2001)
    773 PRUITT TAYLOR VANCE Identity (2003)
    776 BEN CROSS HERO WANTED (2008)
    776 BEN CROSS TURBULENCE (1997)
    806 TIM BLAKE NELSON THE LAST SHOT (2004)
    810 BILL COBBS Dominick and Eugene (1988)
    822 GIOVANNI RIBISI PHOENIX (1998)
    826 MICHAEL PENA OBSERVE AND REPORT (2009)
    828 JULIA STILES BLACKWAY (2016)
    837 MARISA TOMEI Wild Hogs (2007)
    842 DENNIS HAYSBERT SIN CITY: A DAME TO KILL FOR (2014)
    842 DENNIS HAYSBERT TICKER (2002)
    845 FRED WILLARD YOUTH IN REVOLT (2009)
    855 ANDIE MACDOWELL Muppets from Space (1999)
    861 RADE SERBEDZIJA Battle in Seattle (2007)
    862 ELYA BASKIN Heartbreakers (2001)
    879 JAY LENO John Q (2002)
    886 STEPHEN LANG Pawn (2013)
    887 JEFFREY DEMUNN TURBULENCE (1997)
    893 MATTHEW BRODERICK Bee Movie (2007)
    893 MATTHEW BRODERICK The Last Shot (2004)
    906 DENIS LEARY BLOW (2001)
    906 DENIS LEARY OPERATION DUMBO DROP (1995)
    911 EDIE FALCO COP LAND (1997)
    914 JAMIE LEE CURTIS Dominick and Eugene (1988)
    915 DAVID ARQUETTE MUPPETS FROM SPACE (1999)
    918 MIGUEL SANDOVAL BLOW (2001)
    937 CLAIRE FORLANI IN THE NAME OF THE KING: A DUNGEON SIEGE TALE (2008)
    947 MARY KAY PLACE YOUTH IN REVOLT (2009)
    979 CHRIS ROCK Bee Movie (2007)
    982 JON GRIES CRAZY ON THE OUTSIDE (2010)
    994 DONAL LOGUE Charlie St. Cloud (2010)
    HM (1000) GLENN MORSHOWER Phoenix (1998)
    HM (1000) GLENN MORSHOWER The Last Shot (2004)
    HM (665) J. K. SIMMONS Crazy on the Outside (2010)
    HM (876) DEXTER FLETCHER MUPPETS MOST WANTED (2014)
    HM (886) DAVID ANDREWS HANNIBAL (2001)
    HM (930) WILLIAM FICHTNER Date Night (2010)
    HM (933) JEAN-PAUL BELMONDO Cop or Hood (1979)
    HM (999) BUCK HENRY The Last Shot (2004)

    Wow the man has appeared in 2 Muppets movies.

    Ray has appeared with 28 Oscar winners.

    ANJELICA HUSTON Phoenix (1998)
    ANNE BANCROFT Heartbreakers (2001)
    ANTHONY HOPKINS BLACKWAY (2016)
    ANTHONY HOPKINS Hannibal (2001)
    BURT LANCASTER Field of Dreams (1989)
    CHARLIZE THERON Battle in Seattle (2007)
    CHRISTOPH WALTZ MUPPETS MOST WANTED (2014)
    CUBA GOODING JR. Hero Wanted (2008)
    DENZEL WASHINGTON John Q (2002)
    DON AMECHE Corrina, Corrina (1994)
    F. MURRAY ABRAHAM Muppets from Space (1999)
    F. MURRAY ABRAHAM Ticker (2002)
    FOREST WHITAKER Article 99 (1992)
    FOREST WHITAKER Even Money (2006/I)
    FOREST WHITAKER Pawn (2013)
    FOREST WHITAKER Powder Blue (2009)
    GARY OLDMAN Hannibal (2001)
    GENE HACKMAN Heartbreakers (2001)
    J. K. SIMMONS Crazy on the Outside (2010)
    JANE FONDA BETTER LIVING THROUGH CHEMISTRY (2014)
    JOE PESCI Goodfellas (1990)
    JULIANNE MOORE Hannibal (2001)
    KATHY BATES Bee Movie (2007)
    KIM BASINGER Charlie St. Cloud (2010)
    KIM BASINGER Even Money (2006/I)
    LAURA DERN MARRIAGE STORY (2019)
    MARISA TOMEI Wild Hogs (2007)
    PENELOPE CRUZ Blow (2001)
    RENEE ZELLWEGER Bee Movie (2007)
    ROBERT DE NIRO Cop Land (1997)
    ROBERT DE NIRO Goodfellas (1990)
    ROBERT DUVALL John Q (2002)
    SAM ROCKWELL Better Living Through Chemistry (2014)
    VANESSA REDGRAVE A Rumor of Angels (2000)
    WHOOPI GOLDBERG Corrina, Corrina (1994)

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    1. Hey Dan. Thanks for these awesome lists on Ray Liotta. He is about where I would have guessed when thinking about the Oracle list. Looks like Forest Whitaker is his most frequent Oracle co-star. I just saw Forest in a NetFlix movie called How It Ends……it was not very good….and had a horrible ending. Anyway…..I did add it to the database. Looking at the Oscar winning co-stars..28 is less than I would have guessed….and I see it is updated…as his co-star in Marriage Story is listed amongst the winners. And finally….everybody’s favorite subject….The Muppets. I also thought it was strange he was in not only 1 Muppet movie but 2 Muppet movies. Good stuff as always.

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  5. I saw 10 including 8 of top 11. 10 and favorite field of dreams. I do not understand why Costner is consistently under appreciated. 9 not favorite Goodfellas. only 8 of 68 cross the 100 mil a.b.o. Only Hannibal (7) and wild hogs (5) cross the 200mil a.b.o. both of which I did not like. how can a movie have 222.8 million adj box office and a 35%review? I give you wild hogs , not worth watching.
    to THE Bob, no need to finish goodfellas. though I admire the movie making art and acting it is a horrific story. goodfellas and scarface and white heat(cagney) are the 3 most realistic gangster movies with their drug addled mentally ill gangsters losing control. the godfathers are the least realistic(the murderous psychopaths are controlled and calculating, just killing for business reasons) making them the most enjoyable and greatest of all fictional gangster movies. despite Mario puzzo’s alleged “connected” viewpoint.

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    1. Hey bob cox. Thanks for the thoughts on Ray Liotta. I see you and the other Bob are agreeing on Goodfellas. Well…we are on different sides with regards to that movie. Good points about Wild Hogs….that one made my Bad Blockbuster page….never understood how it made so much money. Though it has some fans…..around here that would be Steve. As for Costner…he had a great run….but he is like many action stars….they slow up….at this point he is closer to 70 than 60. As always good stuff.

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      1. HI BRUCE: My brother can never understand why someone else doesn’t like something that HE admires; and similaliry you seem surprised that Bob Cox and I don’t like Goodfellows. Surely there has never beena movie that EVERYBODY EVERYWHERE adored?

        I have watched many violent gangster movies and I can not recall one that upset me other than – for some reason – Goodfellows [I have always refused to bow to its ‘lowest common denominator’ language by referring to it as Goodfellas].

        I have attempted to watch it on a couple of occasions but had to give up and maybe what finally put the boot in for me was Pesci who for me has one of the most depressing personalities on screen.

        There are many fine actors who have weak screen personalities [Britian’s Mervyn Johns is one prime example] and we have to remember that in the final reckoning audiences go to cinemas to be entertained; so that the reason for Gable and Wayne being massively polular and the likes of Pesci not being Legends is simple: massive screen presnece v overdrive personality problems.

        For me Pesci has ruined every DeNiro/Scorsese film that he has appeared in and his giving the impression that he was born with an addiction to the F word doesn’t lelp the monotony of his performances – see Part 2.

        For my money Scorsese’s best masterpiece has long been The Age of Inncoence in which he studies the culture of high society and tells us a bitter-sweet tale of unrequited and ultimately lost all of which Martin is help convey by Day-Lewis’ beautiful intellectual performance.

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        1. BOB COX See also my Part 1 today. Sorry I left you off the salutation accompanying the earlier post.

          1/Vito Corleone: “I’m gonna make him an offer he can’t refuse.”

          2/”Terry Malloy: You don’t understand! I coulda had class. I coulda been a contender. I could’ve been somebody, instead of a bum, which is what I am. It was all your doing Charlie. You were my brother. You shoulda looked after me. It was YOU Charlie ”

          The taxi scene in On the Waterfront has been designated one of the most important since the 2nd World War; and Terry’s lines have been listed 3rd and Don Corleone’s one listed 2nd in AFI’s 100 Greatest Movie quotes after the No 1 “Frankly, my dear, I don’t give a d**n.” from GWTW.

          Now imagine DeNiro and Pesci in the Brando and Steiger roles in those films and the dialogue going something as follows:

          1/”I’m gonna ******* well make the c*** an offer that the a** **** can’t ******* refuse”.

          2/You don’t understand. I coulda had ******* class. I coulda been a contender. I could have been ******* somebody instead of an a** **** which is what I am. It was all your ******* doing Joe. You were my brother. You should have looked after me better – so **** you Joe!”

          3/Or think of DeNiro or Pesci replacing Clark as Rhett and saying “**** you Scarlett you w****. Frankly you b***h I dont give a s***!”

          If I had filled in the blanks above you would have – quite rightly – had to delete the quotes; and the fact that you would see the need to do so illustrates that you accept that many people would find them offensive and understanably and commendably you don’t wish to give offence. It is therefore surprising to me that you give the impression of thinking The Two Bobs are missing out on something because they cannot be entertained by a flood of gratuitous bad language on the screen of which Pesci in particular is a prime practitioner.

          “It has all gone too far today. I am aware that real people in everday life for example vomit all the time. However I go to the movies for escapism and entertainment and I don’t want to see people vomiting all over the place on screen.” – Debbie Reynolds

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