I like this kind of realistic movies, with fast screen editing and endless voiceovers, but this time it was replaced by De Niro and Joe Pessi exchanging narratives. Two different styles of doing things, one tyrannical and the other calm seems a bit a bit. . (The role of De Niro is great, and he interprets a contradictory character who yearns for stability but is helplessly struggling). The story is slowly advancing. With nearly three hours of film length, the director is not afraid of being overwhelmed, and he doesn't seem to feel bored at all. As a gangster movie, there are no fierce gun battles and no flashy physical scenes. The few violent scenes can incite the violent factors in the body and make people hooked. Sarang Stone surprised me. When did the aunt-level actors have such great acting skills, I wished De Niro pinched her to death on the spot. He summed it up very well, being a prostitute for a day and a prostitute all his life.
It is said that "f*ck" in the film is as many as 422 times at a time, that is, more than 2 times per minute. I am afraid that this must be given by Joe Pessi. When he talks about the word "f*ck", he seems to be writing poetry. It's not so smooth.
It is said that the younger De Niro is, the more ruthless, and the older Pacino is, the more poisonous. I feel more and more that these words make sense. .
To sum up: This is not a movie that everyone can accept, but those who can accept it will definitely say that it is indeed good.
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