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“I heard you paint houses.”
The Irishman is a film with its own breathing, beating conscience. Throughout the film, we are introduced to characters with the details of the gruesome fates that await each of them plastered on the screen.
Technically, <PERSON> has no mistakes, perhaps a slowdown in the third act, but since the movie has 4 acts, and the fourth is the most touching and deep is normal this slowdown, because making a three-hour movie and a half and make the viewer feel only half an hour of the film, has its merit, but beyond the charm of the performances, the direction is exquisite, frozen scenes, descriptions on screen, use of humorous comic reliefs, a camera always well positioned, great costumes, a magnificent scenery composition, good photography and period reconstruction, incredible makeup, an almost certain Oscar in this regard, every production design in is excellent, and on top of that we have a wonderful soundtrack that circulates in many different genres. and help compose each screen scene itself, often causing humor, drama or suspense.
The acting is outstanding. This is <PERSON> best perfomance in a long time and the same goes for <PERSON>. It felt incredible to see <PERSON> acting in a film after his retirement. 529
All three had amazing chemistry with one another and it's sad to think that this may be the first and last time we ever see these three together in a <PERSON> film. The supporting actors <PERSON>, <PERSON>, <PERSON> and many more were also great in their roles. The CGI used on the actors may be distracting at first glance but as you learn more and more about the story and its characters, the CGI becomes seamless and less of a distraction.
The music used is also very appropriate for the time period the film is set in as it creates a wonderful atmosphere to the movie. As mentioned before, the film is shot beautifully but the final shot is one that is quite thought provoking. It really made me think a lot about the many themes the film presents itself with.
P.S.; I’m so excited to see Killers of the Flower Moon. 529