This film is crying out for editing. DeNiro's narration is as boring as his phoned-in performance. Pesci and Pacino give compelling performances, and Ray Romano shows some acting chops. Stephen Graham, as always, is very good. If it had focused on the disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa it would have solved its length problem, but instead, it focuses on the life and times of DeNiro's character. I watched it twice before I wrote this to make sure I got it right. I did-the first time. It's worth seeing, on a rainy/snowy day, but if you haven't seen it, don't feel like you've missed something special. Oh, and it's too damn long!