The hours just flew by, like life to quickly

Rating: 10/10 (28 November 2019)

Well, after all those years from Mean Streets to Taxi Driver, New York New York to here the story of an Irishman, watched by me an Irishman who lived in the New York of the late 70's and early 80's. Before it all changed, when the clubs and bars I worked in where full of Bookies, Runners, guys you never talked to, the guys who stood in the doorway. I lived back through my young days, like my 21st birthday and all the guys surprised me, throw me in a car and took over the bridge to Peter Lugars, what a night. What guys, they lived in way that I could never explain but the mo vies of Scorsese, De Nero, Pesci and all the cast of hundreds with the music coming in right on cue, well they told the story of those times and when the historians want to know whats what, they wont look anywhere else. Let nobody say these guys got away scott free, they paid in every day for the life they lived, but complain, never. This movie I think in time will go down as the very best of Scorsesse's. As always it was the little things that made it so real, he may have had crash bang wallop moments in his movies but the tender parts are what makes him a truly great artist, so here's to all the guys and gals who made the telling of the life possible.
Regards