Smooth, elegant, and seamless classic.

Rating: 9/10 (29 November 2019)

The film was masterful as expected, and was like watching a classic mob film you love for the first time, except different, more elegantly poised and more true to reality, especially in the gritty scenes. Superb dialog, cinematic layout, character play...as a viewer, you feel as if you're on the phone with Jimmy Hoffa and Frank throughout the film. The story leaps around but somehow maintains a steady flow that makes for a seamless unfolding of events. Robert Dinero should sail to the horizon and let this be his final mark in the game, he was familiar despite the blue eyes effects; which to me, falsely appeared as some type of Ray Liota / Robert Dinero hybrid in multiple scenes.