Not as entertaining as usual mob/gangster films, but still very good.

Rating: 8/10 (3 December 2019)

This movie gets greater as it goes on. The more-than-three-hours motion picture starts at a very slow pace, but at the end you can't help but realize you witnessed a masterpiece. The ending was extremely emotional for the viewer. The acting was tremendous as you would expect from Pacino and De Niro. The directing was good too.
Lacking: entertainment. It's not that there was no entertainment value to the movie, but I had to watch it in two separate sessions. It is a very long movie with some moments of slow action/pace, which could be okay to some viewers, but to me it is an important factor.
Favorite scene: When Frank kills Hoffa. The build-up to this event was amazing and long. You really witnessed how cold-blooded and loyal to Russ was Frank in that moment. The aftermath felt as if it was somebody else that caught Hoffa.
The ending was also very emotional. Frank is alone and old, has nobody to talk to, and even the pastor does not really like him as he has no remorse towards what he did in his past. Frank shops for his casket and his location for his upcoming eternal rest in his wheelchair.
Side note - the scene when a shop owner shoves Frank's daughter and Frank comes back to beat the piss out of him was great in itself, but the filming was pretty bad as it looked like a fight straight out of a 1930's flick (shockingly obvious it was a fake fight).