This is a very clever film with wonderful acting, a script to die for, and a message that resonates today just as it did nearly 100 years ago. It's not perfect, but you rarely get to see a film with so much charm, wit, and messaging.

The lead actors all do a great job, though some might think there is a little ripping off the scenery, but I think that's intended. And FWIW the only actor who can't be accused of that is Robert DeNiro who is well known for chewing the scenery, yet keeps his mannerisms in tow for this one.

There is simply too much good to list it all, so I'll just point out the problems that results in a 9 (instead of a 10). I'm not sure the 30s racism is adequately portrayed, and I think the XCU are overdone. Otherwise, a must to see.

Don't leave when the credits start to roll.