Talk of an amazing movie you watched in recent times and The most violent year comes out as the front-runner.If you are a Scorsese fan or a Cappola addict, this movie will quench your thirst, well almost.Oscar Issac playing a character with a depth in business and patience has done justice to the role charismatically. It feels natural to the core and hit the right notes for a businessman of his stature.The subtle business tactics and the grounded state of mind is what he brings to the screen in a very pragmatic depiction.

The violence here is not direct. What director J C Chandor has depicted is the violence in the minds of the people playing their part.Jessica Chastin has been remarkable in what comes out as a strong character hinting to the gangster family background she has.Director has rightly portrayed her character without showing the upbringing that lead to it and it falls completely in-line.The time zone is not much dependent on the long shots of old ruffled town of 1981, but through the shades in the character.

The movie seems to be a complete piece not leaving you crave for more but not leaving you un-satiated.For the lovers of real cinema, you don't have to find time to watch this movie, it will take its own time and find a way to reach you organically .