What's the point of "The Irishman"?

Rating: 2/10 (7 December 2019)

Martin Scorsese is beloved for many people in the community. I'm not one of them. I watch the movie without thinking a lot of who direct that movie. I want to enjoy of the production like the final product, then I would care about who participate in his creation. But this time, it was impossible to not know who make this movie. Everybody was talking about who made "The Irishman" because it seems like Martin Scorsese is a recognize director. I haven't watched any of his movies and after watching "The Irishman" I don't want to neither.
Martin Scorsese was the man who said the Marvel Movies weren't cine. So after the hype of this movie, I was expecting to see what cine really is. I was disappointed.
The Irishman is a very well-made movie. It has good shots, great acting and good CGI to make his cast look younger. That's all the compliments I could give to this movie.
The story in the Irishman is just boring. It seems like it will be something good and full of twists and emotions, that it will be a wild ride but I wasn't really moved for anything. This movie is so long, and it doesn't feel like it should have last that much. I didn't feel entertained. I was all the time expecting for this film to end because I never felt like it was going somewhere.
I know Marvel movies aren't artistic or pretentious enough, but not a single person watch Marvel features with an intention to watch the next masterpiece of the decade. People watch Marvel flicks because they know they are going to be entertained. Even though their films are predictable and they don't risk a lot, they are entertaining. You watch Marvel movies because it doesn't pretend to be something that is not. "The Irishman" pretends to be a masterpiece, art and one of the most amazing movies in the world. But you need to be entertaining too.