The Irishman
Crime • R • 2019 • 3 hr 29 min
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Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, Joe Pesci, Harvey Keitel, Ray Romano
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Another mob movie that is long, but if you have the time, it’s super entertaining and fun to watch
A great film! Brings back the "old" gangsters in a way that gives off "they still got it" vibes, opposed to a nostalgic "remember when" vibe
Good, but too long and not Scorsese’s best work. Nice to have the big 3 Mafia actors together again
It's like a tribute to great actors and a great director
The experiment with digital de-aging worked well enough however I did sorta notice it. Otherwise its another great entry by Scorsese
It’s a great mob movie that doesn’t rely on the violence but the story telling similar to a family member telling the story
It’s a fun one time watch. Although overall it’s too long for no good reason.
Marty karaoke. Tons of incredible stuff here, just needed to be trimmed down. Hard to get through 200 minutes when parts are unnecessary.
Another good Scorsese mob movie, and probably the last one with their top actors, with a good plot and acting. Not the best of Scorsese tho
Good film. Scorsese and DeNiro team up for another film. Well done.
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