Black Mass
Drama • R • 2015 • 2 hr 3 min
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Thought it was a fun gangster movie. Thought the ending came kind of quick and was abrupt.
A very good cast that leads this mafia crew through Boston. Johnny Depp is great as always
Not my favorite gangster film but was still good
Incredible performance by Johnny Depp, just a bit of a boring plot.
Depp gives his best performance in a while. A film about staying on top in the crime world while dealing with corruption from everywhere
Enjoyed it very thoroughly. Good movie throughout.
I feel as though the story isn't the most original crime film. But what is amazing is Johnny Depp, giving one of his best ever performances
Never thought Depp can act out such a harsh role. Incredible depiction of one of the most notorious gangster ever.
This is my favourite Johnny Depp performance. He's really good in this movie, and the plot is nice too.
Depp’s genius is on full display in his portrayal of Whitey Bulger. Worth watching for his performance alone.
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