As the saying goes, people can't help themselves in the arena, and the past works have the theme of life track irreversible . The epic temperament of
"The Irishman" does not lie in the ups and downs of life, but 's sigh from the Fran's later years reflects that the entire era will never return to . The
movie has a detail that is worth remembering. Frank, in his later years, faced the conversation with the police and spoke very cautiously, always saying that he wanted his lawyer to be present.
At this time, the police reminded Frank that his lawyer was dead, and Frank's first reaction was who did it. The
police told him that the lawyer had died of cancer, not of an accident.
Frank helped the gang for a lifetime, and he still lived in the world of rivers and lakes when he was old.
Maybe he never admitted to aging in his heart, but the era that belonged to them has passed.
Lao Ma is in this creative tone, upgraded a gangster epic into a grave elegy .
In addition to the big director's return to the pinnacle, the crazy show of old film king group also made many fans climax.
One of the most impressive is the re-cooperation of the two generations of godfathers.
In fact, Al Pacino and Robert De Niro in "The Godfather 2" have no rivals.
and the real collaboration between the two is the 1995 "The Wire of Fire" . At that time, the two of
were in their prime of life, and both had the blessing of the actor's halo, and the contest between good and evil in the role made many fans remember.
▲ "Stealing the Wire"
Now both of them are in their old age, although their eyes and behavior are not as sharp as they were in the past.
But as long as two people play in a pair, the tension of the performance is still enough to make people surrender.
Therefore, in addition to the plot, appreciating the performance is also the biggest enjoyment of watching the film .
Although many people criticized Martin Scorsese's remarks about Marvel movies, saying that he was too extreme and lacked objective basis.
However, as a movie fan, being able to maintain the "cleanliness" of film art creation at the age of 77 is worthy of respect in itself.
It is almost impossible for a creator to maintain the pinnacle, but it is commendable to maintain the pinnacle mentality.
What's more, his works called "American Social Scalpel" are still classics worshipped in movie textbooks.
So, "The Irishman" has full marks, it's worth it!
