Daniel Day

Rating: 8/10 (29 August 2010)

While I praise Leo for his work, it's hard not to admit that Daniel Day owns every inch of the screen. So much so, that every scene he's not in only eats on your anticipation to get to his next appearance. It's a perfect set of talent and chemistry. Putting Leo together with Daniel and Martin Scorsese is a dream team. I'm falling off course here but it's a wonder that up to this point, Scorsese hadn't yet earned an Oscar for his work. This film had ten nominations and no wins. I find that to be a catastrophe. It's a work of art.
Daniel Day is one of the most dynamic and magnetizing actor.s of all time. I say this because, when watching De Niro, Nicholson, Pacino, and maybe even Brando, aside for his work in The Godfather and maybe even Apocalypse Now, you're watching these actors take on the characters. But you always know that you are watching these actors, there's no mistaking it. Yet, Daniel Day is the type of actor that blends so well into character that you don't even know who the actor is until they role credits. He is different in every role as is the the under appreciated Gary Oldman.