Quick Review: Made with skill, flair and precision, technically spotless, and showing its three veteran stars at their best, yet slow, dragged out, talky, and overlong, "The Irishman" is an old-fashioned mob drama that starts off as a savage portrait of a cunning killer, but ends as a moving character study of a lone man, and though it barely offers anything new, the thought-provoking timeline, dark humor and riveting characters make it an absorbing affair that demands focus to be appreciated.
2 comments:
Couldn't have picked better actors for a mob movie.
Alex, true that.
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