'Goodfellas', the 1990 Martin Scorsese-directed mob crime/thriller is a classic. It was nominated for a Best Picture Oscar and supporting actor Joe Pesci won for his role as Tommy DeVito.

There was a time when we appreciated such quality filmmaking and the stories those movies told.

Now? Well, we get disclaimers before the film, lest someone be offended by it:

The Left never lets facts get in the way.

Thanks for reminding this writer to get a hard copy of that movie before the Left deletes it.

They mean the Italians. Who were based on real people.

The Left assumes everyone is as hypersensitive, reactionary, and easily-offended as they are.

Don't give them ideas or they'll go after 'Saving Private Ryan' next.

 {ai:summary}<p>The classic film "Goodfellas," directed by Martin Scorsese, has faced criticism for its portrayal of Italian-Americans, prompting a trigger warning that some argue undermines the film's authenticity. Many viewers express frustration over the need for disclaimers, asserting that the film is based on real events and should not be subject to modern sensitivities.</p><p>Critics of the warning contend that it reflects a broader trend of hypersensitivity and censorship, suggesting that the film's historical context and storytelling merit appreciation rather than caution. The discourse highlights a clash between artistic expression and contemporary cultural standards. #culture</p>

'How Am I Funny?' Woke Disclaimer on 'Goodfellas' Movie Is Both Hilarious and Maddening

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