An instant classic

Rating: 9/10 (5 January 2020)

The Irishman is great. The acting is insanely good (mainly De Niro, Pacino and Pesci). The score is soo good. And most of all, I love the movie's theme, it's a mob movie, it has kills and great other scene you will see in a great Scorsese mob movie, but at the end, it's really a movie about growing old.
Mostly in its last 40 minutes or so, the movie has so many great lines and moments. Mainly the end, with De Niro just looking at the door, basically waiting for death really, cause everybody he knows is dead, and his family isn't really his fan, based on the choices he made throughout his life. And the mob part of it aside, the theme here of growing old and at a point basically waiting for death to come is a scary thought, and something I've seeing happening before, so that's powerful.
When the FBI agent goes to talk with Frank and says "everybody is gone", is also such a powerful line.
I didn't have much of a problem with the runtime, but basically because I didn't watch the movie on the spot, I might have made a mistake, but I watched in parts first 47 minutes, then almost 2 hours, than the last hour or so. So yeah, you may wanna judge for that.
Well, really, there isn't a bad thing I can say about the movie, it's perfect, the guy is a filmmaking genius. One thing I will say tho, is that the de-aging is great, awesome that we got to this point in time regarding technology, but their body seems... weird still. Going forward I don't know if that
would be an effective way to make older actors seem like their younger selves for a good part of a movie. Because they seem like 40, 50-year-old De Niro, and Al Pacino, but they don't move like it... it is still an almost 80 years old actor moving like an almost 80-year-old actor, and you can see it in a few scenes.