Everything You Didn't Know About THE IRISHMAN by Martin Scorsese
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2023
- Explore the captivating story behind the making of Martin Scorsese's monumental crime drama, "The Irishman." Discover the long-awaited collaboration between Scorsese and Robert De Niro, the challenges they faced in securing a budget, and the groundbreaking CGI technology used to rejuvenate the actors. Witness the impact of the film's release on Netflix and its critical acclaim. Join us as we delve into Scorsese's ongoing love for cinema and his upcoming projects. Experience the passion and dedication that brought "The Irishman" to life.
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I think I’ve watched it more times than any other movie. A genuine masterpiece of camerawork, dialogue, storytelling, style, and acting. Especially Pacino’s acting. Of the 3 greats in the movie, I think his dialogue delivery was the most effortless and natural.
I’m glad there’s people that agree this is a masterpiece
If only it had any basis in reality
Yeah I've watched it half a dozen times since it released. It's got that Scorsese X-factor that always draws me back to it.
Iv watched it a good 20 time and 3 times in one week after i first saw it. Bloody brilliant film.
That shiiit was boring
The way they portrayed the violence was done so well. They show so may deaths in so many ways you start to think someone will get killed in almost every scene, making what could seem like just a regular scene into an intense one. Also the eerie shots like the overhead one of the cars making that turn before Hoffas death and many others really lead into that constant danger. Although that stomping out scene was unintentionally hilarious
The film feels like the mark of the end of the gangster movie era
Yeah that’s exactly what the film is about at it’s core. The story of the life of frank Sheeran is used as a metaphor for the death of the gangster film as a whole
Yes.
Fitting to have one of the all-time greats of the genre to create it as well. Scrosese, Leone, and Coppola all have some of the top films but no one has quite done it justice through his career like Marty. He's covered almost every angle and left a massive impact
That scene where De Niro kicks the guy is painful to watch, I can't believe that was the best take.
Deaged face with old mans physique yo
I am shocked that Scorcese even kept it. My guess is maybe they had a lack of glass, time, or something?! It’s an important scene but it is probably the worst scene ever shot by Scorcese.
That's hilarious , not only was that exactly what I was gonna say but also the first comment on this list .
Totally agree friend, but imho this movie is too good to be ruined by a single scene, but it's still awful.
Was thinking about this again the other day. Still can’t believe it made the Final Cut.
Even in these couple of minutes you've told us so much, and there is so much love within in these episodes.... Every time I watch them I find myself loving cinema even more which I didn't know was possible.
De Niro and Harrison Ford still getting lead roles at 80 just emphasizes how few new movie stars Hollywood has managed to produce these previous two decades
Using god awful cgi over hiring younger actors to play the characters doesn’t help this fact. Imagine Godfather 2 where they de-age Brando over hiring De Niro 🫣
@@Zezezeze69 they did actually try to replace Harrison Ford with Shia Lebouf, someone which they did try but fail to make into a new hollywood star mostly due to his own shortcomings
@@Zezezeze69 Movie wouldn't of been a classic at all!!!!!
I really love Scorsese's cinema. It is wonderful. He has done so much for cinema with that love. As a fan I say that if he is not the best, he is one of the best filmmakers ever.
The film was far from perfect, and god only knows why it couldn't have been edited into a 7-episode affair, but I have to admit I still can and have watched it over, and over, and over, and over again. Scorsese is just magic and everyone involved in this film worked bloody hard. All the performances, camerawork, colours, and sets are just marvellous.
All the performances minus that part where deniro is stomping that guy in the street. Really should have used a body double for that.
Not everything needs to be a mini-series.
This movie is so ridiculously rewatchable for a 3h30 movie
I throughly enjoy your channel, great work. Man, I loved joe in this movie, what a amazing actor.. Also, that de-aging was great, didn't bother at all.
Thank you kindly!
Scorsese is my favorite American director. Such a passionate man who truly loves what he does.
Thinking about how we are about to see the things crescendoing towards an end with Marty's work had me all emotional, we don't have a successor to him in any shape or form or spirit. He encouraged ao many filmmakers to just act and do what they want to gave confidence to tell stories. We ahould be indebted to his body of work, just the sheer number of films he makes because he loves to make films.
What a channel 👏👏👏 needs more views hope they come soon brother
Pacino is brilliant in this movie. I love his 'I'm going to prison!' rant.
He was too old and feeble to play Hoffa. I remember hoffa, a vigorous bulky guy ,Pacino did not resemble him in any way
Love your content keep it up! That Scorsese montage at the end made me tear up.
Glad you enjoyed!
We are lacking in directors of this calibre and style. I have nothing against the younger directors - just they aren’t going to be like the older generation we are slowly losing.
I will never understand how this movie got the praise it did.
It's objectively a good movie. And some, myself included, absolutely loved it
Because it was wonderful
You guys are amazing ❤️
Martin Scorsese is a blessing to the world of movies and motion pictures
you make awesome videos please dont stop
Slight correction De Niro is half Irish so there’s a half an Irishman in it
That should have been the name of the movie
@@Xpwnxage true 😂😂😂😂😂
I absolutely adore this film. I think it is a melancholy masterpiece on the passage of time, life altering decisions, and soul destroying betrayal and regret. Yes it is about the mafia and real life, world changing events that the mob took part in. But at its heart it is about Time. My favorite subject. My lone complaint about the film is that they did not get a stand in for De Niro for kicking the guy scene. It’s an embarrassing eye sore on an otherwise gorgeous painting. Have no idea why Martin S. kept it in the film. The guy labors over every minuscule detail of his films. So this will always remain a mystery to me. But alas, the fact that this film didn’t win a single Oscar is an utter disgrace.
It was a dud
Great job on this one, thanks
Glad you liked it!
I love the film. Fantastic cast. Fantastic script. The music, the cars... of course with Marty at the helm you knew you were going to see some movie magic. It really takes you back into that era.
I believe I'd enjoy all of Martin scorsese's works 😊
Even with the Herculean CGI efforts, the actors looked like video game graphics.
This is hands down the greatest film of all time
A+
loved this movie
was it a good movie? Absolutely. was it as good as a I would expect Scorseses final film to be? and highest budget film and longest film and most star-studded cast film? im gonna say no.
The intro said "Martin, and Robert Di Nero" They meant to say "Martin Scorsese, and Robert Di Nero" Im sorry but this bugged the hell out of me.
Anny body know the movies from 00:27?
Flawed but a fantastic film, i miss these mobster movies .
idk ab the other 2 but I've always said Lillo Brancato can ALWAYS play a younger De Niro
Nice content.💪
Thank you!
4:52 “conspicious” is not a word 😬
I believe he meant "Conspicuous" When reading I've read it wrong as well
@@dobson. yep and editing exists
@@m00ncat89 Eh mistakes happen and don't get caught. Humans aren't perfect
@@m00ncat89These videos are clips taken from much longer video essays focused on directors entire careers, its one mispronounced word from a 2 and a half hour video essay, who cares.
@@mvmusic8467 (edited)
The G.O.A.T
The 32nd US president is FDR not Teddy Roosevelt lol
Brilliant stuff
Damn good movie!
Amazing clip. Is the Bible being immersed in water a scene out of Last Temptation?
A part of me wishes that Joe played Tony Pro instead of Russell but I understand he wouldn’t have done it otherwise.
THE MASTER
thats a good movie. not a scorsess though
I thought the movie was great 😊
And yet he hasn't won an Oscar.....disgusting when you think about the movies this man has directed
I've thought he was 80 for the last 10 years
They were all too old and it showed I’m afraid to say.
There is an Irishman in it, De Niro is half Irish and brought up by his Irish mother. He was called Bobby Milk as a kid because of his pale skin
Great work
Pacino stole the movie
Never really cared for Anna Paquin, but she's cute as hell as a 70s chick in this.
It's Bio Pic, short for biographical picture. Not biopic like myopic or microscopic. Film buffs mispronounce this all the time🤦🏻♂️
the elderly movements of the actors are so cringe. I wish they'd just cast younger guys, like in every other movie for a hundred years!
These are cool but it's pronounced Bio-Pic - not "by-aw-pic."
Deniros half Irish
I really tried to like it, it was ok🤷🏻♂️
alot of people dont even know about The Irishman movie. its a monumentally good film, like all Scorsess films
My question is, can't they just fix that infamous store scene and move the updated version over to Netflix/home media??
They really should do something about it!
Grey got cancer and died. Didnt lose his seat! Lol
Robert De Niro was horrible casting. He was WAY too old for the role. I couldn't take him seriously. It became even more obvious when he beat up the store owner and could barely lift his foot to stomp on the guy.
Great movie, but Al Pacino roaring, shouting and overacting annoyed me. Not even close to portraying Jimmy Hoffa
They played him up to make him appear like a bigger loudmouth and threat to the mob.
Unfortunately that very performance has been THE Pacino character for most of his career. He loves to overact, lmao.
Martin and Robert De Niro? Are they married?
Theodore Roosevelt was the 26th president, FDR was 32nd. Great video otherwise !!
Not very accurate 🤫
Literally knew all of this already, lol.
I thought the cgi was aweful! Deepfake so much better
You forgot......it completely sucked.
This movie was horrible
It’s my favourite Scorsese lol the way it covers themes of mortality and the gangster genre as a whole I think is genius
@@Ed.strell I thought it was a huge bore. Deniro is so past his prime. It's sad. Pesci was good. Pacino was totally miscast. The FX was pretty bad considering the budget. I love Scorsese and I know ppl who worked on the film. I really wanted to like it but I thought it was a snoozefest
@@sommasculpture I get what you’re saying and I agree that the effects are not always convincing despite the fact that they’re technically impressive. the long run time of the film is really meaningful to the themes of the film there’s some fantastic video essays about it and I recently read a dissertation someone wrote on the film that is super interesting. I personally think the films themes go a lot deeper than most people think.
@@sommasculptureStop watching Disney Marvel my friend, if U wanna be qualified to review this film .
@@MrTrueCaller619 wtf are you talking about
One of the worst movies I have ever seen. Just awful
Nauseating American narrator prevented me from watching that .
THE irishmans cgi was worse than fanmade deaging lol makeup and after filming editing wouldve been eay better
The cgi didn't stop how old man the fight scenes looked