Martin Scorsese's Least And Newest Long Waiting Gangster Picture Flick Has Finally Arrived And it's Called The Irishman.

Rating: 4/10 (27 November 2019)

Legendary Master Filmmaker Martin Scorsese is Back Behind The Camera To Bring Us Audiences And Fans His Ultimate Mobster Film About The Long And Origin Story a Hitman Named Frank "The Irishman" Sheeran Who Has Over The Years Look Back On His Younger Days When He First Met And Who Had Worked For Russell Bufalino And Showing Frank Sheeran That Had Become Friends With Teamster Boss Jimmy Hoffa. Scoresese Brings Along His Long Working Team Of Producer Irwin Winkler Who Did "Goodfellas", Scorsese's Editor Thelma Schoonmaker Who Has Worked On Every Of His Movies And Casting Agent Ellen Lewis. Now, i Have To Say i Really Enjoyed This Film "The Irishman" And i Tell You This is a Completely Different Scoresese Picture That He's Not Done With The Story And The Complex Characters Also The One Big Main Thing About This Film The Irishman Which i Liked A Lot is That Martin Scorsese's Has Gotten Together His Long Time Regular Star Cast Members Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci And Harvey Keitel Are Joined By For The First Time Ever is The Great Al Pacino Who At Last He's Finally in a Martin Scoresese Film. Robert De Niro Delivers One Of His Very Best And Top Notch Performance Roles Of His Career As Frank "The Irishman" Sheeran, Joe Pesci And Al Pacino Both Deliver Great Surprising And Brilliant Surporting Performances As Russell Bufalino And Jimmy Hoffa, Ray Romano From "Everybody Loves Raymond" Was Terrific As Well And a Completely Kind Of Different Role That He's Never Done Before As Bill Bufalino, The Rest Of The Supporting Cast is Bobby Cannavale As Skinny Razor, Former Child Actress Academy Award Winner Anna Paquin As Peggy Sheeran Who Has Maybe Three Lines Of Dialogue And Who Doesn't Like Her Father Frank Sheeran At All Not Even The Business That He's into, Stephen Graham From Guy Ritchie's 2000 Crime Film "Snatch" And Michael Mann's 2009 "Public Enemies" Where He Played The Ultra Violent Gangster "Baby Face Nelson" Now Here in The Irishman He Plays Anthony "Tony Pro" Provenzano And The Always Great Harvey Keitel Who Has Only a Short Screentime Appreance As Angelo Bruno Which is Fine By Me Cause it Doesn't Matter That He is a Very Small Part Role in This Film Either Way He's Still Which i Call a Legend Of An Actor That He is i Mean From Quentin Tarantino's "Reservoir Dogs" And "Pulp Fiction" And To One Of His Craziest And Convincing Performance Role in The Cult Classic "Bad Lieutenant" And it Was Cool To See Harvey Keitel To Be in a Another Scoresese Movie. The Reunion. Robert De Niro And Joe Pesci Had Done Three Films By Martin Scorsese in "Raging Bull", "Goodfellas" And "Casino" i Love How in This Film The Irishman They Both Of Excellent Moment Scenes Together From The Beginning To The End Also This is Also Reunion For Robert De Niro And Harvey Keitel Cause They Started in Two Scoresese's "Mean Streets" And "Taxi Driver" And The Comedy Film "The Comedian" That Was Another Cool Thing About Why i Liked The Irishman in a Way The Irishman Movie is Kinda a Tribute To Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci And Harvey Keitel For These Three Icon Gangster Film Stars That This Might Be There Final Time Coming Together. But The Biggest Thing About This Film The Irishman To Which I'm Excited For is That Robert De Niro And Al Pacino Are Back As Well When They First Teamed Up in Michael Mann's "Heat" Where These Two Shared The Diner Scene Together Talking About Of How Next Time That They Meet it Won't Be Good For Each Of Them And The 2008 Police Crime Thriller Film "Righteous Kill" Where They Play Two Detectives Who Are Best Friends And Partners As They Are Looking For a Serial Killer. So Way a Go Martin Scorsese And Thank You Again For Making These The Finest And Quiet Possibly The Best Gangster Film Of All Time And For Putting Four Icon Stars Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci, Harvey Keitel And Al Pacino All in The Same Movie Together.