Not bad, not exactly brilliant either

Rating: 6/10 (17 December 2019)

This is an interesting stylized recount of how elements of working class USA was run in the 60s even for someone not too familiar with this background. Nonetheless, it's not the kind of movie with depth where I end up thinking a lot about it after the screen shuts down, despite its length.
Some of the actors are obviously past retirement. Of these, Al Pacino gives the freshest impression as the role of someone who talks himself into oblivion really fits his on-screen presence. Joe Pesci on the other hand looks older than my deceased grandfather throughout.