A classic-style gangster movie.

Rating: 9/10 (3 October 2015)

This is a classic-style gangster movie, where Treasury agent Elliott Ness (Kevin Costner) promises to rid the Chicago streets of lead mobster Al Capone (Robert De Niro). It's a film full of suspense from start to finish, from Ness infiltrating Capone's nefarious activities to him dodging the crime boss' hit-men.
Costner has great chemistry with Sean Connery's Malone, Andy Garcia's Robert Stone and Charles Martin Smith's Oscar Wallace, forming the "Untouchables" team that is a force to be reckon with. They displayed teamwork together and executed some skillful detective work. Of course, Connery, in his Oscar-winning role, just shines in the movie and, in addition to his quick wit, adds onto his character humor, drama and intrigue where appropriate.
The cinematography by Stephen H. Burum captures the brilliance and aura of 1930s Chicago and the music score by Ennio Morricone was very haunting and catchy, especially his piece for the opening credits - having the flavor of that of a classic detective movie.
Overall, it's a great movie, with a heart-founding climax!
Grade A