Official The Irishman Thread

[Lord Beasley]

Spoiler: Spoiler

i had that same question...was it so he could sleep in the car? Or just like a “lose the shades get serious” type of message?

Spoiler

maybe it was so he couldn't hide his eyes and really had to keep jimmys trust, like an added layer. jimmy could've gotten spooked if he felt like something was off.

I could be waaay off tho.

I like how anna pac's character knew something was up the whole time, and how the issues between her and frank never got resolved. no picturesque happy ending

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

weather getting shytty I'll have plenty of time to revisit maybe this week.. I'm looking forward to catching all the lil details I missed the first time around

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Still the best scene to me



unbelievable acting, graham should get bigger roles

"Mines still there " keeps eating ice cream

"but we're both sittin here??? "

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

Pacino smug ass look he was shooting Fat Tony Salerno from up on stage while eating steak.

 

[CrimsonTider]

This movie is good but it is way too long. 1 hour could’ve easily been chopped off

it’s also not as good as Casino,Goodfellas G2

It’s great fan service tho

 

[CrimsonTider]

That ending is probably the best I've seen in years. It's perfect

What was great about it? I’m not doubting you but you gotta explain a statement like this

 

[J_rock]

Watched it again last night. The second time around I was able to get a handle on all of the characters and really understand the details of the story.

The film is an absolute masterpiece. Initially, I thought the pacing was a little slow at the begin, but it’s actually a perfect introduction into who Frank is and how he got involved with Russ and the mob.

Pacino puts on a clinic as Hoffa and the rest of the supporting class are stellar as well. There are literally no weak links in the entire movie. Everyone smashes their roles. Stephen Graham, in particular, is a highlight.

The screenplay, the acting, the cinematography, and the directing are all A plus. This shyt is a master class in good filmmaking, but it took a second viewing to really appreciate it. I thought it was really good the first time. After watching it again, I can definitively say that it’s great and possibly Scorsese’s best.

 

[Max.]

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

Watched it again last night. The second time around I was able to get a handle on all of the characters and really understand the details of the story.

The film is an absolute masterpiece. Initially, I thought the pacing was a little slow at the begin, but it’s actually a perfect introduction into who Frank is and how he got involved with Russ and the mob.

Pacino puts on a clinic as Hoffa and the rest of the supporting class are stellar as well. There are literally no weak links in the entire movie. Everyone smashes their roles. Stephen Graham, in particular, is a highlight.

The screenplay, the acting, the cinematography, and the directing are all A plus. This shyt is a master class in good filmmaking, but it took a second viewing to really appreciate it. I thought it was really good the first time. After watching it again, I can definitively say that it’s great and possibly Scorsese’s best.

second viewing is where I really appreciated it too. You notice more details...I wasn’t in a theatre trying to time my piss break

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

Looooved that!

frank: “ohhhh don’t say that jimmy”

 

[Raw Lyrics]

Pacino smug ass look he was shooting Fat Tony Salerno from up on stage while eating steak.

I was saying to myself "this muthaphuka Hoffa really gives no phuks...he's just digging his own grave!"

 

[Tony D'Amato]

 

[LiveFromLondon]

This is the best mob movie since Goodfellas

Being from Philly, I was invested in the characters

 

[Controversy]

what exactly makes you question my statement?

 

[Trav]

This movie gets better with each re watch. I've seen it 3 times already. Each time i pick up something i missed out on. Anyone that doesn't say is an instant classic is buggin. We'll be talking about this movie 20 years down the line.