it looks like it""s going to snow.Have you seen the garden? It feels just like it""s going to snow." She was perplexed by his lack of concern, although shouldn""t have been:Damn it, boy.Is that all you""ve got to say? That Old Man is lying up there dead as hell, and it just don""t make any difference to you.The film""s non-existent musical score is replaced by an electronic soundtrack (including simulated bird cries and wing-flaps), with Hitchcock""s favorite composer Bernard Herrmann serving as a sound consultant.Slack and Pillsbury watched and hid nearby to provide defense, but were helpless as Riley was held at gunpoint by Cholo, who asked rhetorically: "Kaufman sent you up to take care of me?" Cholo ordered Pretty Boy to lock in their target with the missile launchers, disregarding the fact that innocent people might die.Mary: So is mine and you""ll love him.She drags him out of the shop to introduce him to her ""loveable"" father, but as she leaves to look for him, Willie is led by his father a second time to a local hat shop to try on more manly hats, in a clever, slapstick sequence.It is a major urning point for each of them.[The scene is repeated within its proper context later in the film].Three organized crime mobsters are in a white-top car cruising down a freeway.An inter-title notes the location and time:New York, 1970:Henry Hill (Ray Liotta) - the driverJimmy Conway (Robert DeNiro) - in the passenger""s seatTommy DeVito (Joe Pesci) - in the back seatA thumping sound forces them to pull over into a grassy area and investigate - they open the trunk.