The Irishman

Grandpas are earning extra money for their retirement, these aren't the mafia movies they used to be

Built up with a lot of PR and word-of-mouth legend, the movie was littered with terrible face-CGI and people who should never have been cast in their roles. Also, what was up with the treatment of Anna Paquin? She was used, plain and simple, as a lawn ornament. Long movies are fine but if this is going to be 3+ hours then the writing needs to be more concise and less focused on giving Deniro and Pacino platforms to monologue.

Martin Scorsese's three-and-a-half-hour so-called magnum opus (some grumpy men in bad suits looking pensive, muttering about loyalty, while slowly fossilizing on screen), feels like watching some senile Donald Trump impersonators in a retirement home reenact Goodfellas. Robert De Niro moves with the agility of a man trying to remember where he left his reading glasses. Al Pacino yells a lot (groundbreaking) and Joe Pesci whispers menacing (100% Oscar-worthy). The Irishman is appallingly dull and monumentally overrated, but most of all, it is UNFORGIVABLY long. If you can avoid this movie, you won't have the feeling to have wasted almost four hours of your precious life.

An incredibly underrated film. It is one of Martin Scorsese finest work, this is is probably my favorite Robert De Niro role ever, and the story and characters are great, and in general, it’s a pretty great suspenseful movie. I really wish it shorter though. It DID NOT need to be this long.

Sit down get the popcorn ready, this is long. But a superb drama about a man whose life is still a mystery. Great performances by Pesci, De Niro.

Very long movie and a very boring story. Same mafia stuff...

It is a long movie but every second is worth it. Great Actors like Joe Pesco, Al Pacino and Robert de Niro. It has a vibe that no other gangster movie has. The last 20 minutes were harsh. Movie talks about loniless, loyalty and friendship like no other movie does.

É um verdadeiro clássico

The music is satisfactory, the pace of the rest of the movie is so slow that how can anyone tolerate it in today's era, it is impossible to watch this movie in one sitting

“The Irishman” is a masterpiece that combines masterful direction, memorable performances, and a profound narrative. Joe Pesci shines as Russell Bufalino in a powerful, understated return from retirement. His quiet intensity adds depth to every scene. Scorsese masterfully adapts Frank Sheeran’s story, turning it into a reflective, gripping crime epic.