For a long time it was Martin Scorsese's Goodfellas, and then I saw a film called The Champ. It's a tearjerker of a movie, man. It's real old. There's this little boy, and he's yelling: "Come on, champ! You can get up in the ring again, champ!" It's a good one.

GoodFellas is one. You know, Scorsese’s an amazing director. It set the tone for a lot of gangster films and mob films.

I just love that movie. It’s a rad movie. It’s beautiful.

Classic Mob movie. If there was a sliding scale from The Sopranos to the Godfather (less serious to most serious) GoodFellas falls somewhere in the middle.

I’ve probably watched Heat and Goodfellas dozens of times each so to jump forward to 2019 and see Al Pacino and De Niro try to portray themselves so young was just difficult. Either way, I’m glad to have seen them live out one last epic crime film with Joe Pesci and Scorsese.

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What are some movies that you have to stop and watch every time they're on? Um... GOODFELLAS is one that i always stop and watch.

Watching Goodfellas.

Another gangster film, Martin Scorcese's acclaimed 1990 drama "Goodfellas," made the list as well.

His favorite movie of all time is "Goodfellas".

A great book about A great movie.

My song would be "Madame George" by Van Morrison. My movie would be Goodfellas.

What is a movie you never get tired of watching? You know, it's classics like Goodfellas, Apocalypse Now, anything by Stanley Kubrick or David Lean or Frank Capra. Anything by Scorsese. Let's start with those.

If I come across it on my Direct TV… I literally try not to, because if I turn it on, I can’t turn it off. It’s just that great. I mean, it just ages so perfectly. It just gets better with age. Again, it’s the direction, the writing, the acting. It’s just brilliant. And I mean, it’s long, but it doesn’t feel long. It’s just relentless.

I think Goodfellas is another one that’s one of my favorites, and certainly Raging Bull.

"Goodfellas! I love gangster movies."

I think it really, really just shines brightest in that film, and that’s why it’s my favorite film.

all time classics

The Godfather 1 and 2, Goodfellas, The Matrix -- those are movies I can sit down and watch over and over again.

While talking about his preferences, in an interview, Willis said: “Here are my top 5 or 6 movies, which I generally watch 3 to 5 times a year. Dr. Strangelove, Raging Bull, The first 2 Godfathers, Taxi Driver, Goodfellas, Spartacus, Bridge on the River Kwai, Bullitt, the Great Escape, On the Waterfront, Reservoir Dogs, Patton.“