The Irishman movie review - Breakfast All Day
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Christy Lemire (RogerEbert.com, @christylemire) and Alonso Duralde (TheWrap, Linoleum Knife, Who Shot Ya?, @aduralde) review The Irishman, directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and Joe Pesci.
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just wanted to write that you two are among my favorite humans who I never had the pleasure to meet in person ❤️❤️ Even though I don't always agree with you, I can't see a movie and not listen to you talking about it, either before or just after the viewing. Thank you!
Same, I,ve been watching them since the early 'WTF?' Days and sometimes I catch myself right after a movie thinking about what Alonso and Christy may feel about it lol unreal
@@gonzaloolguin5980 Thanks so much to you both, we appreciate you!
It makes me sad that ''almost everyone'' considers the film BORING. Me? I didn't want it to end.
I just watched the Criterion DVD. I wasn't even a third into it and I thought "This is Scorsese's best crime movie since The Departed."
When I find out I have to drive 35-47 minutes to watch The Irishman in a movie theatre this coming weekend.
Jimmy Hoffa: “Would you like to be apart of this history?”
Me: “Yes, I would. Whatever you need me to do, I’m available.”
It's about playing caractere
Sheeran is the joker of this film,
So de niro was watching,the attitude of all actors,
De niro is icons caractere playing,
Never dit were people says to you sit
I'm glad they have better mics now
DeNiro is a goat, so 1943, so he's 76. Pacino's a dragon, so 1940, so 79.
Rocking the Expos shirt!
My Scorsese Ranking before Irishman
1 Taxi Driver
2 Raging Bull
3 Mean Streets
4 Goodfellas
5 Wolf Of Wall Street
6 King Of Comedy
7 The Departed
8 Shutter Island
9 Silence
10 The Aviator
Although it is a full-on Scorsese film, at times, I got kind of a Clint Eastwood vibe, particularly in the final act. Not in a bad way!
im a big dvd/blu ray collector and i hope that it does come out for both.
Scorsese is about to turn 77 and still doing amazing work. Glad I will be able to see this in a wonderful old theater about 15 miles away from me.
Ridley Scott turns 82 on November 30th and I'm still interested to see what he's been up to. He looks and sounds great too! Unlike Roy Batty, he's built to last. ua-cam.com/video/Imz6eZdB1AA/v-deo.html
I enjoyed it a lot. It's a mix of Goodfellas and Once Upon A Time In America, but without the cocaine or opium.
9/10
I can't wait to see this. My Top 10 Favorites List of His Filmography is.
1. Taxi Driver
2. Goodfellas
3. Mean Streets
4. Casino
5. Raging Bull
6. After Hours
7. Gangs Of New York
8. The Aviator
9. The Last Waltz
10. The King Of Comedy
I love The Last Waltz but I wouldn't put it in the top 10.
My favorite Scorsese's are
1. The King of Comedy
2. Goodfellas
3. Taxi Driver
and then After Hours, New York, New York, Silence, The Age of Innocence, The Wolf of Wall Street, and Raging Bull are all pretty much tied... so I'd need to rewatch them to order them. Also need to rewatch a couple others, like Casino.
wolf of wall street? departed? seriously?
1. THE DEPARTED
2. TAXI DRIVER
3. GANGS OF NEW YORK
4. RAGING BULL
5. GOOD FELLAS
6. MEAN STREETS
7. THE LAST WALTZ
8. THE WOLF OF WALL STREET
9. SILENCE
10. THE LAST TEMPTATION OF CHRIST
Gimmie Life Lessons from New York Stories with a splash of Slaves Of New York&Basquiat:)
The best de-aging I've seen was in Captain Marvel with Samuel L. Jackson, if this film is that good with the technology it's going to be an awesome experience! I'm hyped about this film but I'll have to stream it since I'm not in the U.S.
Kevin Flynn (Jeff Bridges) in TRON: Legacy was quite good, and that was nearly a decade ago!
Brilliant de-aging, but they couldn't fix his old-man running. :)
There's a brief scene at the beginning of the new Terminator that shows Linda Hamilton and Edward Furlong as they looked in T2. I'm surprised people aren't talking about it, because it's flawless.
I saw it yesterday. It's absolutely brilliant. I think I'll see it again on the big screen if I can. As far as the de-ageing cgi, it is very easy on the eyes, and it's seamless EXCEPT for (literally) the very first shot of DeNiro as a young man, driving a truck. Just that very first shot looks very odd. It lasts less than 10 seconds. They cut away, then come back, and it's great from then on (imo).
@@widM_ Definitely! That sticks out and looks weird.
@@musicmann1967the first scene with De Niro and Pesci is a little off but after that it's basically perfect
De Niro’s second wife in the movie was also in The Wolf of Wall Street.
This movie was almost as much of a comedy as Wolf of Wall Street. I loved it.
The first 90 mins or so is full of laughs, the last hour is pretty much totally 'serious'...with one big laugh at a 'carpenters'... An intentional move by Scorcese
I can't believe were already at the end of the decade!
"Once you have outlived everybody, what is the point of it all?" -- sounds a lot like Nietzsche's discussion of 'the Last Man'. To wit:
"The lives of the last men are pacifist and comfortable. There is no longer a distinction between ruler and ruled, strong over weak or supreme over the mediocre. Social conflict and challenges are minimized. Every individual lives equally and in "superficial" harmony. There are no original or flourishing social trends and ideas. Individuality and creativity are suppressed.
Nietzsche warned that the society of the last man could be too barren and decadent to support the growth of healthy human life or great individuals. The last man is only possible by mankind having bred an apathetic person or ethnic group who are unable to dream, who are unwilling to take risks, and simply earn their living and keep warm."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Last_man
Nice reference. Apathy, as opposed to Death, is the true enemy of life on Earth.
Taking notes 📝
Yep saw it last night it's amazing
Someone tell the damn dog to settle down or put it outside.
Go ahead and admit it.....The Irishman sucks.
When given free reign, Scorsese picks the most mundane and boring subject matter he could possibly make, Labor Union. Pacino makes it somewhat interesting to watch, but everyone and everything else was boring AF. And CGI young Pesci looks like a cartoon character. And Deniro moves like a 70 yr old man. Oh wait, he is a 70 yr old man. He had more energy in Dirty Grandpa. And Pacino was basically being Pacino.
If this film was made by a different director, with a totally different cast, would anyone care to sit through a 3 hr plus Netflix movie about labor unions?
Jason Lam - we clearly didn’t watch the same movie. This was not a movie about a union. It was amazing and nuanced story telling. I loved all of it.
Wrong
Love your review but any mild fan of good movies knows Pacino has never worked with Scorsese before
Rodrigo prieto has worked 3 times with Scorsese by now (the wolf of wall street, Silence, the irishman)
(5/26/21) I just watched the Criterion DVD. I wasn't even a third into it and I thought "This is Scorsese's best crime movie since The Departed."
is there anything more annoying than every youtube channel, in every video, nagging us all to subscribe, like and turn on notification button. Holy fuck, every single youtuber begging for it. If people like your channel and content they will subscribe on their own. If they don't, asking won't make them do it.
Stallar Audio Kids-going to see it Nov.22.Any thoughts on J'Accuse??:)
Terrific film
Nice review
Love the Expos shirt!!!
A 9.5 and a 9.8? Wow-that's pretty rare! :)
Love itttt
I did see it in a theatre first, and do not regret it!
And it didn't get a single oscar ?
Saw The Irishman last weekend, might be my favourite movie of the decade, it’s only competition is Blade Runner 2049.
i really wanted to like this movie but I found it long and dull
Not sure what they were seeing with the CGI. It was laughable. Didn’t ruin the movie for me, but definitely took my out of it for a while.
Christy is usually very knowledgeable of film, so I was surprised she didn't know this was Pacino's first collab with Scorsese, which had been a decades old, and well-known Hollywood conundrum.
Watched it last night at an indy theater. Sadly there were less than 30 people there. Movie of the Year for me. Best De Niro performance in a very long time. He is absolutely brilliant. But he has to be to hang with Pesci and Pacino.
Scorsese is back. He is the Godfather of mob movies. This is film that De Niro was wearing Frankenstein shoes during filming to appear taller.
Wow... spoilers people. I had to stop one minute in because you're about to destroy it for me.
A sense of melancholy I would say is an understatement - sad and tragic both personally and politically
Nothing like Goodfellas much slower
ok, just buying an $11 ticket now on Friday Nov. 15th at Vancity theatre in downtown Vancouver, 12:30pm-4pm showing (wow, what a long movie!). You have to buy a $2 yearlong membership to the Vancouver Film Society in order to gain entry, because the films they show have not been classified.
It will be a full movie weekend for me, this on Friday, Ford vs. Ferrari on Saturday, and Princess Mononoke and Sunday. All noonhour matinees.
edit: okay, the deed is done! I'm excited!
edit2: and Christy you are looking particular adorable today, it's such a relief to see that you've made it through the doldrums of last winter when no longer having Young Turks to go to clearly had an effect on your overall well-being. We seem to have found our feet! Although perhaps I speak too soon, and we'll know for sure once we get through the coolest dimmest months of November through March again this winter. At any rate, one of the hardest things in a person's life is when they have a place and purpose for many many years, then one day all that goes away for some reason outside your control. It's profoundly challenging.
I turned into an angry self-loathing narcissist homebody after finishing at UBC in 2002 and not gaining employment. Took me about seven years to even BEGIN to grasp the magnitude of my problem, mainly attitudinal, and another five to make some serious headway. Anyway that's neither here nor there... just saying I can relate. Having no place or purpose outside the internet, and outside your immediate family, really sucks, it ain't enough, especially when you're used to being immersed in a dynamic creative environment as Young Turks studios must have been.
De niro was best,
Joe pesci too
But all said de niro was terrific
Oscar winning
Yes, it is the first time Pacino is with the director Scorsese and at least 20 years De Niro and Pacino acted together in film called 'Heat'
The Expos are in the House !! Looking forward to the 27th nov.
Ahhh, nice to see these folks back, just subscribed
Hippies. Lol.Tax the rich.🤗
How many songs are there in the movie ?
I'll wait to watch it on Netflix. 3 hour movies in a theater means I squirm in agony through the 3rd act or miss part of the second to take a piss.
you can generally pick a scene where there's a lull and take three minutes to take care of business. It really helps to be a good condition with your bladder and tummy and your hydration before you hit the home stretch -- you'll enjoy it so much more. You won't miss much, trust me, it's fine.
I wish you guys talked about this more than terminator. Saw it on Dolby, felt every gunshot
what you wish has nothing to do with actual lived reality, especially with respect to people who are not your serfs.
Chris Wright heall yeah bro
9.5 and 9.8!
Spends twice as much time talking about the new Terminator...
the new Terminator is worth talking about!
@@cjwright79 No it's not. The Irishman is.
So nice to see Alonso give a positive review. I've seen him do that only a few times and I'm a somewhat regular viewer of linoleum knife.
it's because he loves film so much that he will not allow the institution to debase itself with sloppy, careless thinking!
No Matt to talk for 5 minutes without really saying anything and the video is still 12 minutes long???
what's your complaint exactly?
@@cjwright79 I'm surprised, and the complaint is pretty self explanatory
Movie was great but let's be real -- Robert Dinero was still walking around like an old man when he was de-aged.
DiCabrio and Johnny Depp are not in this? And you call that a gangster movie?? ...
What gangster movie were they even in lol
@@Anthonycheesman33 Don't you get Wikipedia where you live
@@2nd3rd1st yes but those guys weren't in the classic gangster movies departed wasnt a gangster movie lol
Great point! I mean why get the guy from the Godfather when you can have the guy from Black Mass.
@@film79 😂😂😂😂😂