The Endgame for a genre that rule cinema once

Rating: 9/10 (2 December 2019)

In his most emotional gangster movie. M. Scorssese delivers the last mob movie, the one that put all the big fishes on screen, taking Joe Pesci outta retirement, and giving Pacino and specialy De Niro one of their most emotive performance of their carreirs.
We have to see "The Irishman" from the protagonist perspective, for he is an old man know, reflexing over his life since he was a simple truck driver, untill he mets the man that changes the course of his life for good.
Gets clear with the epilogue of the film that Frank always felt devastated for how the things went for his friend. A sensation that will stick to him to the very end of his life.
Pacino is glorious every scene, and Pesci brings to colours all corners of the screen with his dialogues and performance.
For me, it was sourt of a goodbye, of all this legends of cinema, who got all reunited one more time to wave their hands and say "farewell, dear friends".