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Only gangsters, no violence
Evans 2022-03-21 09:01:15
A gangster movie based on a true historical event. Johnny Depp's toughest performance since a movie. From the beginning to the end, I can't help feeling that this film is simply the Taishan Beidou of undercover movies. I also remembered that "The Disciple" starring Andy Lau and Wu Yanzu was nothing more than an axe. Although the film is a classic gangster film. But compared with traditional gangster films such as the "Godfather" series, "The Loyal Traitor" is more unusual. The whole film seems to see only gangsters and no violence. Therefore, this film is more like an atypical gangster film, a gangster film mainly based on literary drama. Of course, the success of this film must be thanks to the superb performances of Al Pacino and Johnny Depp, two old and new acting stars. Later Oscar winner for Best Supporting Actor Paul Giamatti also made a small face in the film. Although it's a 1997 movie, Paul Giamatti's baldness doesn't seem any different from what it looks like today. Well, Xie Ding is to look young!
Extended Reading
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Alessandra 2021-10-20 19:02:39
We are all lions trapped in iron cages, and we cannot run freely in the jungle. We are all pawns chosen by power, and we are destined to be unable to embrace warmly in the cabin. He put on his coat and put away his jewels. In this quiet and lonely night, in the final ending, Lao Zuo walked towards the corner of fate alone. He did not say goodbye, did not pray, in the heart of this kind and cowardly brother, the biggest regret, it would be nice if you were the one who shot.
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Celestine 2022-04-24 07:01:02
Al Pacino is really an old actor, what he plays is what, but fortunately Johnny Depp was not compared by him.
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Donnie Brasco: [to his fellow wiseguys, after he punches a former district attorney that recognized Joe Pistone] Fuckin' asshole, he grabbed my cock!
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Lefty: [standing outside the club King's Court before it opens] I'm tellin' ya, Donnie... nothin' but nothin' but right.