Jane Austen's Mafia!
- Year:
- 1998
- 503 Views
[Man Narrating]
Life's an enigma, a puzzle...
a confusing struggle
between right and wrong,
good and evil, truth and deceit.
You could drive yourself crazy
trying to figure it out.
But I know one thing for sure:
You're just buying someone else's
headaches when you get a used car.
## [Choir]
[Blowing Raspberry]
[Cheerleaders]
Stop that run! Stop that run!
[Mooing]
## [Choir Continues]
[Screaming]
# Night and day #
# You are the one #
# Only you beneath the moon #
[Man Narrating]
Before I got myself blown up,
Anthony Cortino was one of
the most powerful men in Las Vegas.
I ran the Peppermill... the flashiest,
most profitable casino in Nevada.
Hey, Barry. Keep the car.
[Anthony Narrating]
hung out with the biggest stars,
- Watch your head.
I was set.
- # Night and day #
- [Crowd, Groaning]
- # Why is it so #
- I had created paradise on earth,
and all because I ate, slept
and breathed gambling.
Hi.
- Loser. Seven out.
- Stack 'em right.
I was a gambler's gambler...
a guaranteed winner.
- That's just the way it was.
- Go fish.
The Peppermill meant cash. The money was
comin' in so fast, we couldn't count it.
Watch these guys.
I think they're stealin' towels.
And it all went right
to the Family, tax-free.
- Back to yellow. You lose.
- [Crowd Groans]
High rollers, slot junkies,
vacationers from the Midwest...
all came certain they could win,
that this was their shot at a miracle.
- Place your bets.
- It's all been arranged just
for us to get your money.
Let me see, uh, two.
That's the truth about Las Vegas.
I'm sorry, I was thinking of... three.
- [Groaning]
- The Mafia is a high-overhead machine...
and somebody's gotta pick up the tab.
- House wins.
Place your bets and guess again.
- Three.
To the bosses, I was a cash register.
All they had to do was to ring
the bell and take the money.
- One, two, three, four,
and back down the chute...
- [Groaning]
Fixed fights, doped horses,
locked-in point spreads...
- I had the cake pouring in.
- [Man] Come on, baby!
But nothing brought it in faster,
and in bigger bundles, than the casino.
- [Man] I got these. You got those?
- [Man #2] I'll get those!
- [Man #2] Yeah, you get these.
All right, I got these.
- [Man] Over here.
This was the end result of all
the bright lights and glitter:
Booze, broads, and free hotel
suites for the high roller,
cheap drinks and all-you-can-eat
buffets for the everyday sucker.
The smart ones
just send us the money...
- and save on plane fare.
- # I think of you #
# Day and night #
# I said, night and day #
# Under the hide of me #
All right, move 'em out.
Let's go.
# Oh, such a hunger yearning
It's burnin' inside of me #
[Anthony] If we had our own printing
press, we couldn't have done any better.
I made the Mafia happy, and the bosses
knew just how to spread the influence.
But life is an enigma.
I never planned for any of this.
And I'll lay you eight-to-five,
when he was a kid back in Sicily,
my father, Vincenzo Cortino,
- never thought his life would
turn out the way it did either.
- # Night and day ##
[Sheep Bleating]
- [Horse Neighing, Banging]
- [Man] Vincenzo!
- [Speaking In Italian]
- [Grunting]
- Scusi.
- [Grunting, Yelling]
[Grunts]
[Grunts]
[Horn Honks]
Oops!
[Screams]
[Crashing, Clattering]
## [Tango Orchestra]
## [Tango]
[Creaking]
[Gulps]
## [Tango Continues]
[Scratching, Music Stops]
## [Tango Continues]
## [Scratching, Hip-Hop Style]
[Vicious Growling, Fierce Bleating]
- [Gasping]
- [Bleating]
[Snorting]
[Moaning]
Wow, the colors. Great sh*t.
[Sniffing]
- [Men Chattering Urgently]
- [Bleating]
[Grunts]
[Bleating Angrily]
["Tree" Groaning]
## [Penny Whistle]
[Man]
Popo! Popo Gigio!
The categories are:
The Chinese Theater,
Female Firsts...
[Popping, Admiring Cries]
- [Speaking Italian]
- [Speaking Italian]
- Yoo-hoo!
- [Laughing]
- [Farting]
- Scusi.
- Mama.
- Eh.
[Screaming]
Vincenzo!
- [Squishing]
- [Groaning]
[Bell Tolling]
[Braying Softly]
[Squishing]
[Farting]
[Italian]
[Ship's Horn Blasts]
[Grunts]
- Tomasino!
- Vino!
- Stupidoni!
[Screaming]
[Ship's Horn Blasts]
[Gasping]
[Gasping, Wheezing]
[Gasping, Wheezing Continue]
- [Chattering]
- [Man] Documents, please.
[Man On Public Address]
The white zone is for white people only.
[Man]
That's right, one at a time.
Paper, please.
- [Man] Move along, sir.
- [Indian] But we had reservations!
Next? Name.
What's your name, boy?
- Armani Windbreaker.
- Cortino.
Fine. Read this.
Stand over there. Next?
[Man]
Clamato!
Dominick Clamato.
I'm lookin' for Dominick Clamato.
Sweat-a shop. Slave wages.
[Policeman]
I'm lookin' for Dominick Clamato.
Don't say nothin'.
Gun.
- Where is your family?
- Family?
No. Alone.
- That is so sad.
- But when I close my eyes tight,
I can picture them here.
Wh-When you squeeze your eyes closed,
do you see lots of things, uh...
como se dice...
uh, rectangles?
No. All I ever see are
those long, floaty things.
Ah, eye worms. In Sicily,
the peasants used to get them...
by eating raw pork
Once the worms get
inside your eyeball,
it's just a matter of days before
they eat their way into your brain.
Then, you sh*t yourself
and die in a most embarrassing way.
[Vincenzo] Rosa was not
very attractive by Italian standards.
- Rosa, come.
- [Vincenzo] Hardly any body hair.
Come on.
Thanks for carryin' my luggage, pal.
- I'll take my gun.
- [Rosa Screaming]
Don't be a fool.
Cops don't help our kind.
In this country, we gotta
look out for ourselves.
- No!
- Gimme your money.
- Gimme your money.
- Use the gun.
No. I'll use my brain.
It's as big as any bullet.
You won't look so pretty
without a nose.
[Vincenzo] Why don't you
pick a nose your own size?
[Scoffs]
Look at you. You're just a boy.
You think you can stop me? How?
- I'll outsmart you.
- Oh, yeah?
[Vincenzo] Answer me this.
A rooster sits on the peak of a roof.
It lays an egg.
Which-a side will
the egg roll down?
The left. N-No. The right.
- I don't know.
- Neither, my friend.
Roosters don't lay eggs.
Oh!
[Clamato, Thinking]
This was no ordinary kid.
I had a feelin' we'd be
seein' a lot of each other.
Stay in school.
[Sighs]
Thank you.
- I don't even know your name.
- Uh, Vincenzo.
Vincenzo Armani
Windbreaker Cortino. You?
I'm Rosa Versace Blue Blazer
And Matching Skirt Pantucci.
- Are you from Sicily too?
- No, Milano.
My father was in the military.
A lancer.
- Bengal Lancer?
- No, a boil lancer. One of the best.
But then, one day,
there were no more-a boils.
He turned to drink.
We lost him
at a Grateful Dead concert.
[Gasps]
Look! A falling-a star!
They say that if two people
meeting for the first time...
see a falling star,
their wish will come true.
Make a wish, Vincenzo.
[Swelling Noises]
[Man]
I believe in America.
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