Top 10 Things The Irishman Got Factually Right and Wrong

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Is this the greatest true story ever told or the greatest lie ever told? For this list, we’re taking a look at the historical accuracy in Martin Scorsese’s epic crime drama about the life of Frank Sheeran. Since there are varying perspectives on different events and figures, we may never know the whole truth, but we can evaluate just how close “The Irishman” comes. Also, a huge spoiler alert is in effect! Which facts do YOU think is the Irishman got right or wrong? Let us know in the comments!
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@moerockha625 4 года назад

It was weird seeing Pesci in a mobster movie where HE is the calm guy.

@jamessibson7453 4 года назад

Yes!!

@Thomas-fk3cw 4 года назад

Hah, true.

@YeahthoBarnes 4 года назад

Hell yeah

@cater10 4 года назад

True, but I think he was more scary being calm, lol

@meatwad1 4 года назад

Actually, it wouldn't be the first time. Although it wasn't a gangster movie, Pesci played a calm and reasonable guy in Raging Bull and DeNiro's character was the volatile one.

@yhormqq7265 4 года назад

This movie is over 3 hours long. And I never got bored once. Great movie. If you havent seen it you're missing out. Badly.

@cougarfighting 4 года назад

I saw Scorsese, De Niro, and Pesci and was sold. you knew the movie would be good.

@moosa7796 4 года назад

I wish it could be more longer then three hours .

@christopherliang6879 4 года назад

@@moosa7796 well it was three and a half hours

@s1050 4 года назад

Seen it 4 times now plus a Scorsese marathon of Taxi Driver, Goodfellas and this. Scorsese bliss

@abc-wz2rx 4 года назад

@PMATS - Pac Man Ate The Star Records. I dont feel so bad now, Im about to do the same thing.

@Ian-pn9ff 4 года назад

"So you go to the fish shop and you say, 'Gimme a fish'?"

@kevincoldaf8369 4 года назад

It is what it is

@AlexRodriguez-li7jk 4 года назад

Why the fuck does it matter what type of fish it is?

@AJ-lu3tr 4 года назад

There was a fish in here but we cleaned it up 😂

@KilyanAustin 4 года назад

I was high asf when this came on and didnt get the code language. I was laughing my ass off cause these guys were talking about fish for half an hour😂

@Issaquan5 4 года назад

DO YOU KNOW WHO MY FADDA IT IS

@genericname34 4 года назад

De Niro is the best he’s been in years, Pacino was perfect for the loud and charismatic Hoffa, but for my money, this film belonged to Joe Pesci. Not often a guy can come out of retirement and give the best performance of his career, half of it with simply a glance

@Omnicloudx13 4 года назад

Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and Joe Pesci were incredible in Irshman. It was like I was watching Goodfellas, Casino, and the Godfather again. Phenomenal acting I have to say.

@ryanwilliams4223 4 года назад

Pesci was brilliant in this very intimidating yet subtle.

@Evilbob33 4 года назад

@@Omnicloudx13 The holy trinity of the mobster trope

@gastonsepulveda9187 4 года назад

He was so fucking in control. We took for granted all these years how great Joe is.

@legopunk2655 4 года назад

I loved every minute of Pesci on screen. That little lip purse of his, the subtle expressions. Guy doesn't even need dialogue.

@eriktenhag2022 4 года назад

*"I want you to apologise"* *"I'll apologise when you apologise for being late"*

@carrrexx7190 4 года назад

"z" ☺

@hunjanjo3213 4 года назад

Carr Rexx no, it’s spelled “apologise” not “apologize”

@SuperCoollemons 4 года назад

jeff jeffery it’s spelled “apologize” lol

@aldiofuady7383 4 года назад

Iconic line for Hoffa, i still laugh and enjoy the performance of Al pacino as Hoffa

@MrLolx2u 4 года назад

Line that became "the death of Hoffa"

@sam12sam09 4 года назад

What about when joe peci said “if they can wack a president, they can wack a president of a union” that should have been number one!

@conchitacaparroz 4 года назад

I was waiting for that one too!

@matthewb4251 4 года назад

This is Watch Mojo. They don’t really think about a lot of things. Only thing they think about is cranking out videos.

@conchitacaparroz 4 года назад

@@matthewb4251 🤣🤣

@conchitacaparroz 4 года назад

@Winston Churchill's Ghost I don't think anybody is here defending the theory, we just say that watchmojo didn't bring it up

@kensredemption 4 года назад

This is a list about what’s historically accurate or not. Not the best lines in the movie. Are y’all even paying attention? Or are y’all tokin’ the fuck out your Juuls?

@maxsweater2627 4 года назад

Joe pesci was playing a character that was just completely opposite to all the roles he played earlier. Cool and cunning. Absolute legend.

@Raughwe 4 года назад

Just told my wife this a few minutes ago. Pesci was awesome in this playing against type. Very tender, considerate, and dignified part. Would like to see a career revival and more pictures from him.

@faithruckdeschel1294 4 года назад

@@Raughwe Same here, my hubby and I didn't even recognize Joe at first because we're used to seeing him as the "Mighty Mini Italian Hurricane" and we didn't even know he retired?

@kamakaze098 4 года назад

You gotta watch more Joe Pesci movies. He's played other characters other than just a mobster

@Raughwe 4 года назад

@@kamakaze098 I remember his role in "Raging Bull" being fairly nuanced, but I definitely want to see more of his work.

@robertpeston6692 4 года назад

Reverse casting - exactly!

@ericb.8023 4 года назад

Was weird to see Pesci so mellow and not raise his voice at all. He didnt even call anybody a prick.

@joelwamil1859 4 года назад

He called Castro a prick tho haha but yes it was quite weird to see him I didn't knew he'd kill it

@thomasetchebarren2901 4 года назад

Or a Mutt

@dannyolsen5543 4 года назад

Raging bull he was clam

@ericb.8023 4 года назад

@@dannyolsen5543 was he oyster in casino?

@dannyolsen5543 4 года назад

@@ericb.8023 lol meant calm

@finger3006 4 года назад

We as the audience are supposed to be Charles Brandt. Sheeran is telling us his story and that story he tells is what Brandt wrote his book “I heard you paint houses” on.

@ninedaysjane2466 4 года назад

Except in the end it's revealed that he's telling the story to a priest, as the video fucking says

@Roninonymous 4 года назад

Ninedaysjane 8:13 “While we don’t see who Sheeran is telling the story to, he is definitely confessing to someone.”

@JohnSmith47534 4 года назад

@@ninedaysjane2466 No he wasn't telling the story to the priest, because when the priest asked him about the call, Sheeran said he can"t tell him, and the priest clearly didn't know anything about it

@spb7883 4 года назад

Exactly.

@carlosv6576 4 года назад

Even if "it's all a lie" you gotta admit it's a hell of a movie

@TheVideomaker2341 4 года назад

I’m a big Al fan but I believe Joe had the best performance of the main three. Al and Bob did great in their roles but I think Joe takes the cake here. Instead of playing the young, hotheaded shooter, he plays as an old, respected, decision making, and feared leader. Which Joe nails it out the park, making his best performance ever, in my opinion. This film truly belongs to Joe Pesci.

@ForceMaximus84 4 года назад

TheVideomaker2341 Agreed. Joe showed a level of calm and reserve that I never saw before. That, ironically, made it more compelling and unnerving than I expected. I still think his defining performance is in GoodFellas, though.

@luftim 4 года назад

deff joe.. he nailed this part, i am smelling an oscar

@lordofthejungle 4 года назад

@@swandaniel596 I think Joe was the best, but Pacino wowed me throughout for sure. The death of Kennedy and "They wouldn't dare" are two of the strongest parts of the movie - Especially "They wouldn't dare" - it's SO complex, so richly delivered, he believes it and yet knows they would. There are very few actors who could show up to work and sell that line so completely.

@Screwtape6_27 4 года назад

Yeah I agree he commanded so much respect subtly. The way he could look at frank and he as well as the viewer knew he wanted someone dead was a brilliant touch.

@jimchop8235 4 года назад

He was better in home alone

@halloweenfriday 4 года назад

I’ve watched The Irishman, three times. That’s how great that film is!

@joelc17 4 года назад

I struggled to watch it once 🤣

@strongblackliquor 4 года назад

You have a lot of free time lol. Long ass movie

@JamesStorrie 4 года назад

I can relate. Every time I re watch the departed it get better

@redcomic619 4 года назад

I just finished my 3rd watch too and it gets better each time!

@calebbradford7906 4 года назад

strongblackliquor I mean most people can find 3 and half hours out of their day to watch a movie. Also it’s Netflix so you can pause the movie at any given time.

@johngarcia-qz4my 4 года назад

If his daughter stop talking to him because hoffas death and she believed he did it that good enough for me

@aaronstark5060 4 года назад

It’s not that she necessarily believes he did it, but that he at least knew something.

@battleboy777 4 года назад

His daughter Delorous Mitchell, ( played by yhe blonde woman at the end, ) told the Daily mail that she and her sisters believed he did it immediately. She also said the the FBI tried to get him to confess for 30 years. I'll post link to interview when I get home

@genericname34 4 года назад

most people who are complaining about Pacquin’s role either haven’t seen the film or are bad at film

@legopunk2655 4 года назад

Strong argument!

@brooklyn560 4 года назад

Drinks_on_me you must live pretty far my friend

@David-bg3xc 4 года назад

The movie captivated me in the first 5 minutes so much that by the end of the movie I didn’t notice 3 and half ours passed. Martin Scorsese really knows how to pull you into an era he’s directing. There are times where no lines are spoken but the tone of the scene speaks volumes. It’s just a great movie I’d recommend sitting through and giving a chance given its runtime

@cadillacdeville5828 4 года назад

I watched it yesterday and about to do it again tonight. I am not disappointed, I also read the book as well. Martin Scorsese is definitely one of the greatest.

@LargeCappWithTwo 4 года назад

Did you have the book or PDF?

@cadillacdeville5828 4 года назад

@@LargeCappWithTwo The actual book, I got it from Amazon Book store.

@IndianaJoe0321 4 года назад

How did the movie differ from the book, @@cadillacdeville5828? Anything major?

@doomslayer163 4 года назад

It really is a fantastic movie..It is going on the same list as movies like 'GoodFellas' and 'Casino'..This was an instant classic for me. I absolutely loved seeing both, Pesci and De Niro, playing characters like these on the "silver screen" again. Joe Pesci is such an amazing actor!!

@recht_voor_zijn_raap5506 4 года назад

Watched this masterpiece a few days ago. Its a return to the golden days of gangsterclassics like: Goodfellas, Casino and the Godfather. If you liked these movies even a little The Irishman is an absolute must watch. It shows exactly why Martin Scorsese is one of the best directors of all time. Easily one of the best movies in a very long time.

@catothecensor 4 года назад

Recht_voor_zijn_raap TOTALLY AGREE!!!

@lewisclark8792 4 года назад

BRONX TALE

@yorkiyorkxx 4 года назад

No CGI needed. * Cough * Endgame

@micah4029 4 года назад

@@yorkiyorkxx ...except they used CGI to de-age actors.

@s1050 4 года назад

We need more movies like this. Joker was a step in the right direction for the mainstream

@the_court_jester666 4 года назад

If I was the guy getting that call, I'd probably take it seriously, would end up painting the house and getting killed for not understanding the lingo.

@beatyea5711 4 года назад

you just gave me a great laugh. thank you!

@rgh267 4 года назад

Me too. Good one!

@titusxp 2 года назад

hahahahahahhahahahahahahahahhahahahahahhahahahahahahahah

@GhostofRhurValley 4 года назад

I did feel bad for the guy when his daughters basically disowned him in his old age , it makes absolute sense as to why they did but its still sad .

@gomcocramp 4 года назад

This behaviour is very common in real life... but people change. Always better to give a second chance.

@blopp6240 4 года назад

@@gomcocramp nah not everyone deserves 2nd chance

@theambiencehub9629 3 года назад

@@blopp6240 everyone does

@Coyote-wm5op 3 года назад

I’ve done the same thing. Sometimes you give someone so many chances because they are family until you realize they’re doing things intentionally that are causing you unnecessary problems and they lie to your face and behind your back. Family especially should never do that.

@billytheweasel Год назад

It makes sense if you watch the film and buy into the assertions. Scorsese could have developed the Hoffa-Peggy relationship more though. This period should be a series.

@GRGCompletionist 4 года назад

Just finished it. Truly a masterpiece!

@JamesStorrie 4 года назад

The second half flew in for me. compared to the first

@vanessamartinez914 4 года назад

Excellent movie!!

@arpyx8707 3 года назад

Yes

@BigCheech-wy9os 4 года назад

Usually with a movie that’s this long. I look to see “is it gonna end” by hitting information button. On this Movie I pushed it to check “How Much Time Was Left” not wanting it to end.

@OkinInc 4 года назад

BigCheech 4509 hahaha. Me too! 👍

@pumitriii6160 4 года назад

Honestly

@theotakupunk3484 4 года назад

We watched this during our thanksgiving dinner

@idstealer000 4 года назад

Yea same here.

@jonahmayo2622 4 года назад

Yeah this movie was amazing. RB is definitely one of the greatest to ever act

@kingroady9422 4 года назад

@@ericarroyo9187 yeh Want to see that i dont get why the fbi wouldn't take him seriously when he said that he killed him

@angusmcpherson 4 года назад

We did too

@justamuffhugger6733 4 года назад

The otaku punk SAME

@agirlhasnoname6637 4 года назад

Who else has "In the Still of the night" going thru their head over n over? (Do wap do wah. 🎵🎶🎷🎵🎶🎷 do wap do wah)

@thehipinmyear 4 года назад

Been listening to the whole soundtrack for the passed couple days, but "In the Still of the Night" is always right there in the forefront of my mind. lol

@adamhoward1408 4 года назад

request: top 10 movies audience loves but critics hate

@andreabarros8875 4 года назад

Home alone

@nomibe2911 4 года назад

Scarface at the time was hated by critics.

@salvulcano875 4 года назад

Step brothers

@sydjonah9556 4 года назад

Pawnshop chronicles

@ReshiramR52 4 года назад

joker

@johnrileyyale 4 года назад

Don't forget to give my boy Harvey Keitel some love.

@danielueblacker9118 4 года назад

He is a man's, man, not the coke head.

@franktarara2698 3 года назад

“Somebody else has interest in the place. You know who?” “No.” “I do.” “Who?” “No, I own part of it. Not I know someone else who owns part of it. I do.” Great dialogue! Short but sweet yet slightly comedic. I laughed at that part because that sort of mix up happens all the time in real life.

@nqtraderbrandon 4 года назад

“Don’t say they wouldn’t dare” - Frank Sheeran

@XK1NGG4M3RX 4 года назад

God, De Niro's sudden stuttering and nervousness at 3:59 when he starts talking about his war crimes was something I hadn't noticed before. That adds so much more weight to everything, knowing that even back then he felt guilty about doing those kinds of things. Sheesh.

@asimpson164 4 года назад

Or his phone call to Jo, it was a mumbling mess lol.

@s1050 4 года назад

It’s brilliant acting

@ashleyladner7620 3 года назад

I almost cried when he calls out to Peggy!

@billetwork 4 года назад

List Idea: Top 10 movies over the 3 hour mark

@RunnerProblems 4 года назад

Wolf of Wall street, Lord if the Rings, Cloud Atlas (almost 3 hours)

@jaroncreed 4 года назад

Cloud Atlas (2012)

@vegascourier5231 4 года назад

Top 10 longest movies ever made

@thewiseman1132 4 года назад

Das Boot... unedited directors cut ! Very long but worth it..6hrs ish

@pinnaclecooking2384 Месяц назад

Ten commandments Braveheart Gettysburg

@TheArkymarky 4 года назад

After watching this, i believed scorsese claims about marvel.

@alexanderescribano3821 4 года назад

mark cen could you elaborate?

@David-bg3xc 4 года назад

Alexander Escribano Martin Scorsese said “Cinema is an art form that brings you the unexpected. In superhero movies, nothing is at risk, “

@alexanderescribano3821 4 года назад

David Oyoque nice thx for sharing dude!

@d1want34 4 года назад

🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 True

@amanms1999 4 года назад

I like the MCU but Scorsese is 100% right. He didn't say that MCU movies are bad. He said that audiences nowadays only go to theaters for such movies and ignore great movies

@nicksmith3746 4 года назад

Haha.. the Iceman thinks he killed Galante, DeMeo, and Castellano too! 😂🤣

@gamerfallout 4 года назад

Its true some blood found in the house wasn’t Hoffas, however that was fresh blood. They found 2 samples of blood and only 1 contained DNA. The other sample was too old to determine. Another cool fact was that Sheeran stated they took Hoffas body out a back door in the kitchen which no longer exists. The Older set of Blood was a blood trail leading to the 1975 location of the back door consistent with Sheerans account of them dragging his body out the back of the kitchen so nobody would see.

@RichardCano 4 года назад

Some people, not me, some people think anyone who doesn't like this movie may be demonstrating a failure to show appreciation.

@Username-fw1dp 4 года назад

Anyone else catch the fact that they played “Pretend you don’t see her.” By Jerry Vale in both the Irishman and GoodFellas.

@markfavorite795 4 года назад

I did my man Even though it was just the instrumental i noticed.

@riparturogatti1907 4 года назад

Loved that

@CurtisBenjaminIsrael4453 4 года назад

Yes, yes...i noticed that also.

@STARDRIVE 4 года назад

He was the actual singer on the stage in Goodfellas.

@jorgevaldez9257 4 года назад

Not for nothing, but Jack Nicholson really hit it out of the park his Hoffa than Pacino. Nicholson's appearance was a factor, but the acting sold me on it...Pacino wasn't too shabby, but Nicholson was on another level IMO.

@chrishargrove8486 4 года назад

Thank you.

@pippi7144 4 года назад

I agree they should have gotten him to play Hoffa and made Al Pacino play another important role that would have really made the movie dynamite... It already had a pretty much an all star cast but that would have made it

@adamhonestyanddecency5054 4 года назад

There is no comparison. Nicholson’s portrayal was so much better that the two can’t even be compared.

@QUITUTINCIPICTURES 4 года назад

I love the ''THEY WOULDN'T DARE'' scene

@lucyhurst2534 3 года назад

De Niro’s face is so expressive in this scene. He knows that Hoffa has not only been swallowed up by his own ego, he is going to end up dead.

@alessiodelcastillo1613 3 года назад

Plot Twist: Jimmy Hoffa is still alive and waiting at the Red Fox restaurant. He's complaining to the waiter, "Who the hell is 45 years late to a meeting!?!"

@dr.gonzogoesberserk4187 4 года назад

This movie was phenomenal, but I gotta say the most incredible thing to me was that Joe Pesci played a character in a mob movie that didn't get whacked.

@dr.manhattan6278 4 года назад

Just finished watching this. Excellent, Excellent, Excellent!

@elleJay-mb4yn 4 года назад

Dr. Manhattan agree

@daveblackburn5857 4 года назад

Joe Pesci in my opinion stole the show!

@danielueblacker9118 4 года назад

will he bring it back..... I agree.

@ImSoConfucius 4 года назад

aljanat5 okay

@elleJay-mb4yn 4 года назад

aljanat5 great* not grate. I’m on the fence whether to believe this. Great imagination none the less.

@likearollingstone007 4 года назад

Everybody was good, a great team effort. Nobody stole the show. Superb ensemble cast.

@adamlemus7585 4 года назад

The worst “Wrong” in the movie was the scene with the truck. Timing chains don’t have “caps” and are inaccessible without taking apart the front of the motor.

@BuddWolf 4 года назад

Adam Lemus thank you. As a mechanic, I was practically yelling at the tv. WTF!!!

@afv571 4 года назад

Adam Lemus I found the fellow car guy 👌🏼

@meatwad1 4 года назад

That was the 2nd worst. The worst part was Sheeran beating up the storekeeper.

@adamlemus7585 4 года назад

Keith Novinski Oh you mean the part where the store keep thru himself thru the doors and react to stiff old man kicks a mile away.

@meatwad1 4 года назад

@@adamlemus7585 Exactly. It was almost as realistic as Sonny Corleone still standing and writhing around after getting shot about 20 times with a Thompson submachine gun. (They fire .45 slugs.) Or it was about as realistic as the helicopter gunship in Godfather III. (1. The mob tries to be as inconspicuous as possible. Using a helicopter gunship wouldn't exactly be low key. 2. No mob boss would try taking out the entire commission. Do you know what would happen to that boss if a few bosses survived? He would be the most hunted man on earth. Even guys in his own family would be eager to turn on him (1) to collect the money from the contract on him and/or (2) to take over his family themselves. And that mob boss would be tortured in the worst ways you could imagine before being killed.)

@luisestradahernandez 4 года назад

best picture best director best actor best supp actor best screenplay just give it all to this great epic film

@therahrahman 4 года назад

Idk why but I feel like the movie isn’t supposed to be completely accurate, it was intended to be this way since it’s based on the sayings of a person. Kind of like about what he saw and felt not what actually happened.

@IndianaJoe0321 4 года назад

Sheeran's own daughters thought he whacked Hoffa. That speaks volumes.

@frankm2588 4 года назад

Bufalino asks Frank how he learned how to speak Italian so fluently & he responds that it was from his combat in Italy which is absurd, like you would have the time, while fighting, to fraternize with the locals so as to become fluent in the language. Did not happen. Also ridiculous how Russel looks at Sheeran's truck engine and without taking anything apart, totally diagnosis the problem with it.

@danielueblacker9118 4 года назад

he switched the computer board... ha ha kidding.

@collinsmcrae 4 года назад

I thought thought Italian part was a little silly, but I have known people who did pick up the local language where they were stationed, at least conversationally. A) You don't know how long he was there, and how much downtime he had, and B) We don't know that he was speaking fluently. I don't speak Italian, do you? Might have been piss poor conversational. They only engage in the language for the brief moment on screen. The truck problem was apparent without taking the engine apart. Come on, you're nitpicking here.

@frankm2588 4 года назад

@@collinsmcrae Always has to be a genius picking any comment apart. This was not a guy stationed there post-War. In Italy during the fighting there'd be no time to fraternize. And the truck problem? He looks down and says, "the plugs are ok?" How? From the outside? The other things he says, "apparent?" Did you even ever drive a car?

@jonathanl3068 4 года назад

Fiction: the person playing jimmy hoffa in the movie was not in fact jimmy hoffa

@StellaRoweCooper 4 года назад

Hahaa

@RadekCrazy1 4 года назад

Damn! I thought it was the real Jimmy the whole time!! He just left public life and re appeared as an actor 45 years later :D

@Ah-ed6ie 4 года назад

Al Pacino was good. You could say he got a 'Hoffa' he couldn't refuse.

@joaopedroauriemo 4 года назад

Apparently it was some guy called ‘Al Pacino’.

@D3adp00l324 4 года назад

Joe Pesci deserves an Oscar for this one

@cougarfighting 4 года назад

I saw Scorsese, De Niro and Pesci and was sold. you knew the movie would be good. Not good like Goodfellas but through its own rhythm.

@TralfazConstruction 4 года назад

They got the vibe of New Jersey's Latin Casino right. I took a deep breath seeing that. Steven Van Sandt's portrayal of the great Jerry Vale is a nice touch too.

@degenerategambler4830 4 года назад

This movie is criminally underrated. Like seriously...

@italotrivisan9767 4 года назад

is it?

@degenerategambler4830 4 года назад

Guito Trivisan yes

@rmz1661 4 года назад

That Scene when Pesci and De Niro speaking Italian was like watching The Godfather. So, Awesome!

@hari-cg9lb 4 года назад

Couple of days before Sheeran died he told Charles that he killed hoffa, which means that the person he is confessing to in the movie is Charles

@BuddWolf 4 года назад

Joe Pesci deserves another Oscar. Goodfellas was a great movie and Pesci killed it with, “WHAT AN I A CLOWN? I AMUSE YOU? WHAT THE FUCK IS SO FUNNY ABOUT ME? HUH, TELL ME!” Here he just gives an intimidating look. Magnificent!

@Nhamp2000 3 года назад

One other thing is the location of the Machus Red Fox restaurant. The Irishman shows it in a secluded, rural area. The real restaurant was on South Telegraph Road, which is a main highway in the Detroit area. It's amazing that they took him for a ride in broad daylight from a parking lot at lunchtime.

@loulou9742 4 года назад

Lol i just watched home alone 1 the other day with my kids and saw pesci crazy how he can play that role and this one. Completely diff yet so amazing

@nomibe2911 4 года назад

Joe Pesci stole this movie and gave a virtuoso performance.

@nflbtc 4 года назад

The kind of movie that you will visit like an old friend , again and again ,over the years ... Brilliant acting, cinematography and direction .

@JVenger 4 года назад

The Irishman is a great flick! Watch it!

@jtarrats100 4 года назад

U may have to take pap few bathroom Breaks, long film

@martinlutherkingjr.2993 4 года назад

Juan Tarrats I didn’t have to take any, watched in theaters aswell

@jtarrats100 4 года назад

@@martinlutherkingjr.2993 the Film was fantastic, saw it in the theaters to .

@Pau_Pau9 4 года назад

Yes

@carrrexx7190 4 года назад

@@jtarrats100 Depends Babeeeeee!

@VinoKumarPonnuKrishnan 4 года назад

Another masterpiece work from Martin Scorsese. And 3 crazy performance giants [ Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, Joe Pesci ]. Last 1 Robert was class. 3 hr + film. Awesome.

@belemokigigha5830 4 года назад

The movie's cast was nothing short of phenomenal. Despite being over 3hours long, I enjoyed every single moment and even rewinded some scenes for good measure.

@Episodio-UM 3 года назад

Oooh! That cut away *right before* the disaster happens (for those who've seen the scene) left me unerved! This was an awesome video that made me appreciate the film even more.

@cafuune 4 года назад

just watched it last night, amazing performances by all the actors. definitely one of my favourite movies.

@YeahthoBarnes 4 года назад

Everybody killed their roles, Pacino gets the award tho...... curious to why ain't nobody speaking how Stephen Graham did exceptionally well as Tony Pro

@thismothafuckasaid7304 4 года назад

Still more factual than Goodfellas. Goodfellas is most entertaining mob movie made, but Hill wasn't actually involved in most events portrayed in movie (killing of Batts, prior knowledge of Lufthansa Heist. Also, Hill ratted on everyone after getting caught in Boston College scandal).

@EvilTim1911 4 года назад

What are you talking about? Henry Hill was there when the murder of Billy Batts took place. It happened in a restaurant that he owned and he did help Jimmy and Tommy get rid of the body, like in the movie. Also, Henry Hill played a key role in the Lufthansa heist, because he was actually the one who got the information about the money stored at the airport. If anything, Goodfellas is more true to life than The Irishman, though both films certainly take some artistic liberties.

@s1050 4 года назад

All these guys Henry Hill, Richard Kuklinski and Frank Sheeran are liars. Small time guys making wild claims totally unproven. I only believe guys like Michael Franchese and Sammy the Bull

@thismothafuckasaid7304 4 года назад

@@EvilTim1911 Obviously you're just bullshitting bc none of that happened according to former mobsters, FBI, and witnesses. There's court documents stating Tommy shot Batts at his Uncle's bar. Its bc Tommy's uncle owed Batts money and wasn't paying him. So, Batts called Tommy from the bar and called Tommy a "rat" (Tommy's brother was in witness protection for snitching out mobsters in L.A). Tommy went to bar, alone, and shot and killed Batts. John Gotti, a close friend of Batts, had Tommy killed at a fake mafia making ceremony bc of Batts murder. It's in court records and even a low budget mob movie called "Sinatra Club" re-enacts whole Tommy/Batts beef

@hellonasty4169 4 года назад

Anyone else crave ice cream sundaes after this?

@overlandoffroadadventures8980 4 года назад

Movie was great! My grandpa used to tell me these stories growing up. He knew some of them. We’re Sicilian. He passed not long ago, I wish I could have watched this with him.

@oliviergregoire4438 4 года назад

The way I see it, the opening sequence, Sheeran is talking to death. The way the camera is travelling makes me feels he is confessing to death and waiting for it in the final scene when Sheeran ask the priest to leave the door open. Same way Hoffa leave his door open to Sheeran, in some way he is opening is door to death, Frank Sheeran.

@michaal105 4 года назад

Absolutely brilliant and worth the 3 year wait. While I think Pesci gave the most impressive performance, this movie belonged to Pacino.

@d1want34 4 года назад

3 years in the making?

@michaal105 4 года назад

@@d1want34 Silence came out 3 years ago, Martin's last film before The Irishman.

@adamgordon6435 4 года назад

@@michaal105 Silence was great. Netflix should have that up at the same time as The Irishman so more people watch it.

@IndianaJoe0321 4 года назад

Pacino's accent was all over the place and sometimes it took me out of the movie.

@LD-qj2te 4 года назад

Kucklinsku the iceman lord and exaggerated to get attention . Sheehan was his best friend and close to him . The FBi said they expected Sheehan !

@MarioFarts23 4 года назад

the acting in this movie was amazing. joe pesci was incredible

@BrennySpain 4 года назад

I honestly loved this movie and can't get over how good it was given it's long run time. There was always something different happening and never got boring too. The only thing I don't like about it is that I'll more than likely never watch it again. Although I guess that's a given with Netflix movies nowadays.

@alexweiner1491 4 года назад

I've decided to watch it a 2nd time and it's honestly a better watch the second time around

@BrennySpain 4 года назад

Alex Weiner that's fair enough. I really don't have time to rewatch stuff a second time unless it's been ages since I watched it. Don't worry get time to anymore except maybe Star Wars.

@carrrexx7190 4 года назад

Befuddled much

@dannyschulz9016 Год назад

It’s amazing that Scorsese was able to make a 3 and a half hour movie go by so smoothly. Never once did I get bored. Absolutely awesome film. Acting was top notch from everyone, especially Joe Pesci. Only thing that bothered me were De Niro’s blue eyes 😂

@Murtydaking 4 года назад

Litterally just finished watching this lol

@ShaynaSerenade 4 года назад

Me too!

@weatheredtome 4 года назад

Nobody cares.

@PeterGriffinANIMALCRACKERS 4 года назад

@@weatheredtome 20 others do

@weatheredtome 4 года назад

@@PeterGriffinANIMALCRACKERS they really don't.

@yorkiyorkxx 4 года назад

@@weatheredtome better than CGI Endgame (:

@marcs3982 4 года назад

A Masterpiece!! Steven Vanzant singing blue spanish eyes! Lol! What a hoot! Thought he would have made a good Hoffa.

@youngboss87 4 года назад

Gallo was killed for shooting Colombo it’s been documented multiple times

@cpeeteetuce1974 3 года назад

Three people can keep a secret only when two of them are dead.

@carolchristiansen8844 4 года назад

I like your picks!

@edyblase1093 4 года назад

Scoresee, Al, de Niro n pesci u already know it was going to be that damn good💯

@davidfletcher4740 4 года назад

If the film is submitted to the Oscars, who will get the nomination for Best Supporting Actor, Pesci or Pacino? Let the battle begin.

@juanignacioordoqui7539 4 года назад

Both

@nelstar4676 4 года назад

Pesci was even better than Pacino imo.

@pruthvidinesh9846 4 года назад

Pesci, no doubt

@swandaniel596 4 года назад

Pacino was the best imo

@thomasjones216cleveland 4 года назад

Both

@caliboyizhere 4 года назад

This was a top 3 Scorsese movie for me🔥

@joqazi 4 года назад

It's so hard for me to pick. But yeah, it might be in my top 3 as well!

@MrAndrewaziz 4 года назад

Goodfellas, Raging Bull, Taxi, The Departed, and Shutter Island are easily above this for me. I like this film a lot but it meandered in the second and third acts for a bit, no reason for it to have been 3.5 hours

@rayan.666 4 года назад

Andrew Aziz wish if it was longer

@doc8013 4 года назад

It's a good movie for sure but it's nowhere near his best 3 films. Maybe not even top 5.

@joelc17 4 года назад

Nah it was poo

@baronvonpiano7625 4 года назад

I watched it in parts, need to watch the whole thing in one sitting soon.

@meatwad1 4 года назад

As for Sheeran falsely claiming he shot Joe Gallo, Gallo's bodyguard, Peter "Pete the Greek" Diapoulos, wrote a book about his experiences titled The Sixth Family. He was the guy shown leaving the club with Gallo when he insulted Bufalino. I read a passage where he described Gallo running into Bufalino in that club on the night Gallo died and it happened like it was shown in the movie. If anyone would like to verify what I'm saying, you can find a copy of the book on Amazon or eBay.

@nomnom9992 10 месяцев назад

Michael Franzene who was a former capo for the Colombo family actually debunked this he said that Frank Sheeran was never involved in the killing on Joe Gallo but the setting was actually accurates he says Gallo family was there he did got outside the restaurant before getting gunned down

@meatwad1 10 месяцев назад

@@nomnom9992 I wrote my original comment 3 years ago. I've since heard some of the arguments for why some people think Sheerhan was lying and I'm more skeptical of Sheerhan than when I wrote the original comment. The argument I find convincing is that Sheerhan knew his days were numbered. He didn't have any money to leave his children so he made up stories to sell as many books as possible so his daughters could get some money from it. But I did read that book by Pete The Greek describing Joe Gallo having a run-in with Bufalino the night he was killed, so I really did think Sheerhan shot Gallo. Pete The Greek published that book in 1976--at least 25 years before Sheerhan's book came out, so it seemed to corraborate what Sheerhan said. But I now believe Sheerhan had nothing to do with the Gallo shooting. I believe what Michael Franzese said--that it was someone in the Colombo family. I believe the identity of the guy is widely known. I read about it online a few months ago but I don't recall the name of the guy who allegedly did it.

@Manuel-hd8qf 4 года назад

Everyone was amazing in this film. My favorite would have to br al pacino mannn he killed it

@Cjnw 4 года назад

He *snubbed* it 😛

@MatheusAlarcao25 4 года назад

I’ll be honest. I’ve never watched a + 3 hour movie and got so into the movie like this. MASTERPIECE!

@hmackprotection1 4 года назад

It is an Exceptionally well made Film in every way. So many great performances. It is a Masterclass in Acting, and Storytelling 👌🏾💯🖤💛

@pearce9853 4 года назад

The moment the caddy comes through the car wash and the music drops is literally my favourite scene, but I can’t put my finger on why

@carrrexx7190 4 года назад

Lincoln, and it's Summer..... I smell a set-up I'm outta here!

@mrd3993 4 года назад

2:39 he didn’t just yell at her, he pushed her.

@dcm1987 4 года назад

I’d do the same thing if he pushed my daughter!

@cockoffgewgle4993 4 года назад

@@dcm1987 Then you're a sociopath.

@BrennySpain 4 года назад

"Number 5: Maybe?" That's a first for watchmojo am I right? Lol

@JonnyTainment 4 года назад

I'd rather they said 'inconclusive' instead of 'maybe.'

@rickb7561 4 года назад

Nonetheless 2 maybe's

@BrennySpain 4 года назад

Rick B I know. I hadn't gotten to number one yet when I made that comment.

@chicagoveryown7737 3 года назад

Watched this gem in one whole sitting didn’t even realize it was over 3 hours

@Jampp01 4 года назад

My Favorite movie this year! Classic Scorsese 💕

@JEK_VaNNNNN 4 года назад

My aunt believes Hoffa was buried in the cement under 696 because they were building that highway in detroit at the time.

@bobcraft9597 4 года назад

They have rebuilt that road several times.

@IndianaJoe0321 4 года назад

Doesn't make sense -- you'd want the body to disappear by cremation or, after a wood chipper, feeding the pieces to alligators.

@Ace-760 4 года назад

IndianaJoe0321 makes sense to me, they dug up the baseball stadium & found hundreds of bodies.

@IndianaJoe0321 4 года назад

... but not Hoffa's body, @@Ace-760. That can never be found. You have to remember the context: in the States, "Jimmy Hoffa" was a household name for about 15 years. To whack HIM meant nobody could ever know -- sonthey just made him disappear, literally. Cremate the remains like Sheeran said he did -- and have the ashes spread on a lake or ocean -- and thus Hoffa's body will be "wet" just like Michael Franzese says it is.

@vikingodin1986 4 года назад

Don't know if it was true but the scene where he's about to walk away from the car but because Frank says it's good he gets in on trust..then the cry out when Frank shoots him damn

@lucyhurst2534 3 года назад

And the hug! It’s so tender and grateful. Hoffa really was grateful to see him and reassured by his presence.

@aljude3992 4 года назад

Anybody catch the scene where Pesci character tells Sherren to meet wth a ferry named ferrie who was David ferrie a character Pesci played in JFK .

@nicholasgendeman3238 4 года назад

I love when there is 6 1/2 min worth of commercials in a 3 min video.

@manofthesword7170 4 года назад

One of the best movies I seen in a long time . I’m a huge goodfellas/casino fan . And I feel like I got my fix . I was really hoping that action Bronson played a mob boss or something lol

@AroundIndiana 4 года назад

Just watched the movie tonight. It was really great. The cast was incredible

@bugoobiga 4 года назад

Good job guys. :D Seriously, I like how that [Irishman (2019)] trapezoid keeps popping up, just in case we might think that you're suddenly going to start talking about a different movie. 0:54, 1:09, 1:37, 1:57, 3:18, 3:44, 3:58, 4:47, 5:10, 5:36, 6:32, 6:58, 7:40, 7:55, 8:35, 9:04, 9:38, 10:15

@chris9242 3 года назад

“Charles Brandt is perhaps the most notable figure missing from the irishman” yeah you know just ignore all the voice over’s throughout the entire movie it’s frank telling his story to brandt

@mrbrown0629 4 года назад

I luv this f'n movie!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@davidhobbs8894 4 года назад

The movie moves at a much slower tempo then other Scorsase films. This, I think, is due to the maturity of the filmmaker, but also because of of the historical claims the author makes and the directors portray. The movie is very subtle. But, it appears to resolve a number of mysteries, which I think are true, if you compare the narrative against other primary resources.