The best film of 1990

Rating: Null/10 (26 February 2001)

This excellent mob film is, in my opinion, the best movie of 1990. It is well-written, and generally well-made. If you like Mafia films, I recommend watching 'GoodFellas.' Ray Liotta's character, Henry Hill, may be the primary focus in the film, but Joe Pesci and Robert DeNiro are the actual highlights.
I'm aware that Joe Pesci won an Oscar for his performance in the film. His character, Tommy Devito, is one sick b****rd. Yet, I like his sense of humor, especially when he asked, "How am I funny?" Whenever I watch that scene where he asks Henry Hill that question, it's hard for me to keep a straight face. Pesci just cracks me up.
Robert DeNiro does the role of Jimmy Conway well. But if there's anything that the actor is generally good at, it is cursing, especially when he says the F-word. It's just the way he swears that's interesting. But is it unique? The answer is: Little bit!