Does anyone know what time it's suppose to release on Netflix? Netflix says Wednesday but its late afternoon already and know sign of it yet. I'm assuming either late tonight or tomorrow morning.
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Normally when they say a day its later in that day (8pm or so) depending if we are in DLS time etc.
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I am clearing some time this weekend to watch for sure. Goodfellas is one of my all time favourite movies and I rate most of Scorcese's output highly, so I am well keen for this one!
Please NO SPOILERS folks as I am waiting for relatives to return from overseas this weekend and then the next weekend will be going over for dinner and then to watch it in their big screen media room with all the bells & whistles. 😀🍷
NOTE: There is also a Netflix Special Documentary (23min) - The Irishman in Conversation.
Whilst the difficult we can do immediately, the impossible takes a bit longer. However, miracles you will have to wait for.
Should be picking up my new 4K TV today so looking forward to watching it in style!
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Should be picking up my new 4K TV today so looking forward to watching it in style!
Yea 😀 that's is how we will be watching it then onto a huge projector screen . They have also just updated their leather media recliner seats 💺 which were their Xmas present to themselves.
Whilst the difficult we can do immediately, the impossible takes a bit longer. However, miracles you will have to wait for.
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Just bought a Panasonic 65" GZ1000 OLED. Not getting delivery/setup until Monday, so I'll wait and watch it then.
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Popcorn at the ready. Tonight's the night!
dafman:
Popcorn at the ready. Tonight's the night!
Ok, here's my thoughts - I will give no plot spoilers.
First up, the digital de-ageing bothered me and, unfortunately, I fixated on it for most of the 3.5 hours running time. Putting a 40-year old face onto a 70-year old body doesn't work as the actor still moves like the age that they are. It was just plain off-putting.
That aside, I thought it was a good, but not great, film. It moved along well enough that I didn't notice the running time, but thought it lacked the intensity of early Scorcese films like Goodfellas and Casino.
Joe Pesci was a standout, great to see him back.
I agree with your de-aging comments. Very off putting.
I have watched about 65% of it so far. I'm hoping to finish it tonight. Not as good as some reviewers would have you think. Seems that if you have a good portfolio as a director, reviewers turn a blind eye to any lesser efforts.
Still, a solid 7/10 from me, from what I have seen so far. And yes, Joe Pesci is the standout for me.
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the de-aging was rubbish and occasionally creepy like polar express.
they might botox the face but the actors still move like old buggers !
that aside, i loved the film !
this is the best scorsese film since goodlfellas.
I found the blue eyes far more distracting and off-putting than the de-aging.
Overall a good movie though.
ilovemusic:
this is the best scorsese film since goodlfellas.
How about Gangs Of New York and The Wolf of Wall Street (possibly my favorite film of all time).
gangs - so so script, peak cocks was the age of innocence*, weak acting with an ott day lewis and wimpy de caprio.
wolf - i hated this, it was glorification of a bunch of despicable, boring people rather than satire and that damn de caprio again !
* this is the real masterpiece from post-goodfellas scorsese, he called it it his most violent film, underneath those carefully cultured manners was a brutality that would have shocked even tommy devito.
very close to goodfellas for greatness.
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