Man's romance.

Franco 2022-03-19 09:01:03

If "Joker" contributed to this year's best solo drama, then it can almost certainly be said that "The Irishman" contributed this year's best group drama (Of course you can't count Marvel's 10-year-old reunion 4) Come in).

When the film’s leading poster came out, the names of Martin Scorsese, Robert De Niro, and Al Pacino were too heavy. The film was nearly three and a half hours long, and it did not disappoint. Several people Tell you a story flatly and straightforwardly with your own superb performance, a story that makes you reluctant to waste a minute to distract and consider other things. Of course, if you have some understanding of the history of the United States at this time, you should have a sense of substitution. Like what Chen Daoming said in "Infernal Affairs 3": "Some things can change people, and some people can change things." These few people really rely on their own performances to raise the level and texture of this story that is not an ups and downs.

The above was posted on Weibo after watching the movie, and it happened to be posted again after watching another movie today. A few words by the way:

This year’s Oscars, "The Irishman" will accompany the entire run. For many viewers who like old Martin and the old-school "gangster" tune, they may indeed be a bit disappointed. I am indeed surprised, but just like what I saw. This article provides an in-depth analysis of why "Parasite" was so successful. The Oscar judges are now extremely diverse, and so are the audiences. Just as Draper’s boss in "Mad Men" said to him, "Social consumer groups have changed. In the past, beautiful women, luxury cars, and cigarettes constituted the consumption of the entire society...". However, it is true that this diversification makes this year's Oscar one of the few big years in recent years.

Times have changed. The romance of men burns with cigarettes and is washed away by time. The few remaining followers, no matter what happens, we will come back here and paint the wall that we should paint.

In my mind, "The Irishman" is the best film in my mind this year.

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Extended Reading
  • Dane 2022-03-21 09:01:21

    Unfolding an epic memory of the once young self and history with aging bodies. Yes, they are old, but this does not affect their poetry. After all, this is not about age reduction, but a movie about people. , The "violation" brought about by special effects is really beautiful and sad, and the richness of the story and the density of time and space also makes the wrinkles of history blurred and dreamy.

  • Stanford 2022-03-22 09:01:18

    "The Irishman" is three and a half hours long, but the amount of information is very large, and there are many people and things involved, so it won't feel difficult to endure. The movie downplays the violent and exciting scenes, telling Frank's life's gains and losses. Although using technology to restore the young looks of the movie kings, the vigorous charm can't come back. This is the memoir of a dying old man, and also the twilight carnival of a generation of film masters. Some people have escaped a bloody fight, but after all they can't escape the torture of time. The last hour's staying power was too great, and the old man was embarrassed. I hope a few old guys can be healthy.

The Irishman quotes

  • Jimmy Hoffa: Who said it?

    Frank Sheeran: Don't matter who said it.

    Jimmy Hoffa: It matters. Was it Russell?

    Frank Sheeran: No.

    Jimmy Hoffa: No. Of course it's not Russell. And the little cocksucker from the Miami fiasco? No? Not him? No? Then who?

    Frank Sheeran: I'm gonna tell you. Tony.

    Jimmy Hoffa: Tony? Which Tony? They're all named Tony. I mean, what's the matter with Italians that they can only think of one name?

    Frank Sheeran: The other Tony.

    Jimmy Hoffa: What Tony?

  • Jimmy Hoffa: Where are you going?

    Frank Sheeran: What do you mean where am I going? I fucking quit, that's where I'm going!

    Jimmy Hoffa: What are you quitting for?

    Frank Sheeran: You gonna call me a motherfucker? If you can talk to them like that, you can't talk to me like that!

    Jimmy Hoffa: No! That didn't apply to you!

    Frank Sheeran: It didn't apply?

    Jimmy Hoffa: No!

    Frank Sheeran: You got a let me know it didn't apply to me. I'm standing right there...

    Jimmy Hoffa: I didn't even see you standing there!

    Frank Sheeran: I was standing right there, Jimmy, what are you talking about?

    Jimmy Hoffa: But it didn't apply to you! What else can I say?

    Frank Sheeran: You... you... you got a problem, you pull me aside, you don't insult me and then you say it didn't apply to me!

    Jimmy Hoffa: How am I going to pull you aside? I didn't even see you there!