The Beauty Of The Irishman
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- Directed by Martin Scorsese
Director of photography : Rodrigo Prieto
Song : The Five Satins - In the still of the night
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This ain't "cinema."
please do breaking bad please please please
Hugo Patino-Cano bet you’re fun at parties
@@hugopatino-cano672 Wow what a douche
Well actually it's not only this.
First, I'm watching the whole movie to select scenes that I found beautiful, then I'm creating parts in the song that I've choose so it can be the best to hear. After that I've to organize all the scenes and create a pre order if possible connected to the music. After that, I'm fitting scenes with the part that I've created before and adjusting everything to make the video better. This whole process take hours, weeks when it's a TV show so yes, it's work that I'm doing almost every day, but I'm liking it 😊
allot of people dont realize yet how big this movie is and will be forever ... its the last time we might see this combination ever ... al pacino,robert deniro , joe pesci , martin scorsese and mafia/crime/gangster genre
In t years when this movie is on & something else is on TV, you’re never going to watch this or leave this on for more than 5 min
@@SeecretWeapon why would you say that tho ?
@@PsychoMysticZ there is nothing that grabs you about this movie. all people like about this movie is that we get our favorite gangster actors with our favorite gangster director and we have something new to watch.
the movie sucked!
it is a boring story being told about a story everyone already knows outside of the millennials and younger because they really don't give a shit
there is no catch lines you'll ever repeat or say, nothing memorable about any particular scene and outside of the soundtrack being good
Big shit!
no one is going to give a damn and they already dont
The Departed was on the other day
compare this to that movie
this one sucks balls! & Departed wad good to very good not incredible
they made this movie out to be a masterpiece
whats so special? Pesci was very good , ok
but am i going to remember this performance down the road?
Deniro? nothing special
Pacino half way throught the movie loses the accent doesn't give a fuck anymore
@@SeecretWeapon thats ur opinion but i watched this movie twice and i can say ur really wrong about everything u just said .. but again its all opinions ... one thing that is a fact is that majority of people loved this movie as you can see by the audience and critics ratings
Dkouts57 you should get a brain scan 😂
This film left me with such a profound impact that I chose not to see anything else for the day.
My favorite of the year.
Roger Kincaid maybe also because the movie took all day to watch haha. No disrespect to the movie, it was my fav of the year as well. That movie was the Mount Everest of gangster movies.
I love and hate Scorsese movies because they're fun at first and sad at the end.
Wolfe 123 I ment is. Damn...spelling police 🚔
@Samuel Wallace Irishman is another level
Samuel Wallace Irishman is better, but Joker is amazing too
This movie has probably my favorite closing shot of all time
i keep thinking that leaving the door open has some sort of reference to the closing sequence in Godfather, where the door closes on Diane Keaton.
@@ghosty4140 I don't think so. Hoffa always insisted on leaving the door open so Frank took that from him. It also just perfectly shows the fate of Franks character, old, alone, weak and forgotten.
Leave the door open a little bit
He's afraid to be left alone.
@@syncaudio2758 yeah but eventually that is his fate
I can’t describe how much this film means to me. This films final 30 minutes were not only depressing but kind of scary in a way. Absolute masterpiece.
Didn't expect to see you here lol, but the last 30 minutes absolutely broke me as well. One of the only times I've sat through the end credits and waited for the loading screen to turn back on before I put the DVD back in it's case just because of how hard it hit me. Also I don't think people realize how big this film is. It tells the story of what's possibly the biggest mystery in American history. It's probably the only time we'll see Al Pacino, Joe Pesci, and Robert De Niro, the three legendary actors of crime cinema all in one film together. The amazing and revolutionary de-aging technology used to make the actors look young again. The Irishman isn't as acclaimed as Goodfellas, The Departed, or Casino but it absolutely should be.
@@agi238 I totally agree on everything. It will take decades to figure out what kind of legendary masterpiece it is
And boring as well if I may say
It breaks me every time, fucking masterpiece
It’s like the entire mafia genre was a book, and The Irishman is not turning over the last page, but turning over the back cover of the book i.e. the very very end of the book.
Scorsese and his friends again made a masterpiece
@Ryan Akwar Pacino was the cherry on the cake
Ryan Akwar and Shoonmaker, his editor, and Zailan, screenwriter
@@stupididiot6993do you really deserve that name?
Part4 I call myself that as a joke, although I’m sure u caught on to that
Pesci should’ve won for supporting actor.
Only 16% of the people, who began watching this movie, actually finished him at the first week on Netflix...
I watched in in cinema and together with the very few other people, we gave standing ovations, when the credits rolled.
I'm not telling lie but I have watched this movie 5 times and completed it too.
"Everyone is gone Frank ... Who are you protecting ?"
Quite opposite to goodfellas, never rat brothers
@Jack Mason and 10 other guys admitted to this murded, so XD
@Jack Mason how is that ratting?
@@adityarathore2036 How can you rat when people you are protecting already were dead.
Jack Mason but he didn’t actually kill Hoffa.
Avengers endgame is the most ambitious crossover
Joe Pesci, Martin Scorsese, de Niro, Al Pacino: hold my beer
문성현 Harvey Keitel, Ray Romano,
성현이 여기서 뭐하노~
Hold Joe's shinebox
The GodFather?
only ray liotta is not in the movie
2:29 perfect timing
20 20 i felt that
Holy shit. This is the Definition of Perfection.
Absolutely beautiful
@ Gonk Droid , This whole film was
Editor of this video decided to do that. Nothing spectacular
This film was so beautifully shot yet the story was so painfully sad to witness. You aren’t supposed to have any kind of sympathy for Frank. But when you see him all old and frail talking about the life that he has had which he clearly regrets parts of, you can’t help but feel a little bad for him no matter what he did. He realises his life is ending and there is nothing at all left for him on this earth. He lived his entire life pretty much surrounded by people and we saw what was left at the end and nobody was there to pick up the pieces. Powerful stuff and a brilliant video tribute to a masterpiece, possibly the last truly great mob movie we will ever see.
Ping this please someone.
Scared of death and going to hell
I literally can’t listen to this song without thinking about this flick
HERNANDEZZ what name
It remembers me the song from Back To The Future
Tony Stark Forever in the still of the night by the five satins
Tony Stark Forever in the still of the night
it always makes me think of dead ringers
This is not a song It's an emotion
And it is one of the best song choiced ever made. In the beginning it works to introduce the movie in a classic mafia romantic scorsese way and in the end it works as a sad melacholic song which underlines the loneliness of Sheeran.
Nostalgic emotion, everything ends.
Every Scorsese film is a Masterpiece
@Juani Di Cianni no
@Juani Di Cianni Tarkovskij, Kubrick, Hitchcock, Bergman... There are no better. Maybe Orson Welles.
Ragazzo Meraviglia Scorsese’s movies are the best in my opinion
Far from it. Stop it
Wolf of Wall Street and departed were pure trash
@@smartyjonez5470 Explain your insolence
The Irishman, Parasite and Joker are my favorite movies of the year. All with an amazing cinematography.
2 of them made by Scorsese actually. :
@@part4963 joker is not by scorsese
@@part4963 he only produced Joker
@@Mrkiller1295 He actually had nothing to do with it. He was supposed to produce it but dropped it ended up being produced by Warner Bros Pictures, DC Films, and Joint Effort, in association with Bron Creative and Village Roadshow Pictures
Watch the lighthouse, i'll put that in my list too
Wide angle establishing shots, symmetry, fly-on-the-wall invoking sense of framing, attention to architecture and lighting that serves the plot and reflects how the character feels in the scene - this has a everything needed for The Best Cinematography and The Best Picture nominations for sure.
Rodrigo Prieto deserves recognition for this one. I've been a fan since Amores Perros, and he cemented his style with 25th Hour, Babel, 8 Mile, 21 Grams, Biutiful, and The Woolf of Wall street. Mexico is absolutely dominating with their cinematographers!
Let's not forget his work in Brokeback Mountain and Silence.
Great say🥂
Pfft
Can’t believe people fell asleep to this movie
It was great, an instant classic and Marty is a genius when it comes to movie making
I've watched it SEVEN times. 5 times all the way through in one sitting each, and two more times broken in half. I absolutely love it. I can almost recite it, now, LOL.
I thought it was pretty successful at least in Netflix?
Watched it twice
They slept? Nobody slept in this one, those who said that are Marvel fans disgruntled against Mr.Scorsese! I barely thought about the time while watching it
Because people nowadays don't have the attention span for a movie like this.
Tiktok and social media overall rots everyones brains.
In my opinion, that ending, where Frank wanted the door to remain open, is Scorsese's message for what he meant when he said that the cinema that he knew was dying.
He wants the door to remain open for films like this, even though he's old, and the films that he knew back then, are not getting the proper attention that they deserve.
Overall, for me, probably one of the greatest movies of all time. It's a miracle that we even got to see this in our lifetime. It's almost like a clutch moment to have all of these actors in one movie and just how massive it is.
Thank you for this gift Martin Scorsese and everyone!
And thank you for this another yet again beautiful montage @The Beauty of!
I loved this movie, and if it was a cinema release it wouldn’t have gotten the love it had received as you said.
How
I think it was more a wink towards the scene in which Hoffa leaves the door of the suite open while Frank is sleeping in the living room.
@@slowedtoperfection exactly
Wait... What??? This movie was just released yesterday!!!
OMG!!! You really work hard and fast!!
I never sleep 🤖
domo arigato mr.roboto
@@TheBeautyOf is that legal?
Fun fact: at 00:26, that Weirs ice cream place is in my home town. Crazy to think they filmed there, been eating there since I was a kid.
I hope you shared an ice cream with Scorsese!
The Hiddlebrand's ice cream shop they're in when Kennedy is killed is around the corner from my house... recognizing stuff like that in such huge movies is such an awesome feeling
Some asshole probably got clipped at that joint.
Where's your home Town?
@@-alleycat-1778 it's in Washingtonville, NY Orange County... It's great ice cream, the best for like 20 mile radius for sure
This film isn't just about gangsters. Its about life.Its about the choices you make and the consequences you pay for those choices.Left a deep impact on me. ❤️
“and then i started painting houses..myself” that first line to the ending scene. damn what a great film
Oh wow. When I clicked this I expected some guy to explain and analyze the movie in a "video essay" format but you just shared your favorite shots and visuals. This is awesome.
love how that handgun hits the bottom in the rhythm of the song and the word "night". nice edit.
Thank you!
Indeed. My favorite moment in this video.
“⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️”
“One of Scorsese’s best”
This movies doesn't just follow a few characters, it follows an era.
The irishman was one of my favorite movies of all time.A timeless master piece
The sad thing is that this will probably be the last film with deniro, pesci, and Scorsese together. And what a film they ended with. One of the best i have ever seen
I'm not ready for this and I really hope not.
This will be one of the biggest classics in the future
This film feels like an epilogue to an entire genre of films.
What a shame it got empty handed in the Oscars
But I think that it was all right that way. I dont think that Pacino or de niro need another Oscar.
And people like Pheonix deserve one too.
@Mad Media I have heard this opinion from some people know. But why do you think that? In my opinion it is the perfect ending for the classic mafia movie genre.
@@aryannahar I dont think Pesci was Oscar worthy in this one. If someone should have gotten it, it should have been Pacino.
Kamiyo Beats one would say he is over the top in the role. Disagree with that, pacino losing his shit in the office was my favourite scene
@@anabolicjesus6717 100%. I also liked the scene in court.
One of the best films ive ever seen. De Niro is so beautifully subtle, and Pacino is a blast.
Props to Netflix for always having gorgeous photography on their films and series, it's my favourite part about their original content
This and Parasite are the 2 best movies ive seen this year.
Joker also
@@makjunior4558 it was fine.
joker was meh
@George Adept well, the acting was sweet af, cinematography was neat, but it just thought it was so much smarter than it actually was, cut and dry and with no nuance whatsover; pretended to have a message and social commentary about class and oppression while it was just a simplistic, dumb subplot, it took scorsese's character studies as inspirations but failed to use them properly(see taxi driver and king of comedy and you'll see what I mean) and in the end it was pretty underwhelming in most aspects, good movie i gues, but not even in the top ten best of the year; seriously look at joker, in which the social commentary consist of getting the main character bear up twice in the first ten minutes, once by literal 20 year old brokers wanna be rapists singers who were so important that apparently killing three people on the base that they had money is enough to spark up a fucking popular upheaval, like really? that's the most clever the movie can be? It treats poor and oppressed people like stupid morons with no judgement, it could've been a goddamn heroin addict to kill those three and in a month i'm supposed to believe he becomes a symbol of...something? I can imagine parasie written by todd philips, where the rich family is filled of over the top assholes just so you can feel bad for the poor; joker tried to deal with things it just didn't have the brain for, and this isn't even the only problem with it; like it all you want, but really you have to want to keep on a blindfold to call it a masterpiece, jesus even logan dealt with its subject matter more elegantly; so no, i understood it perfectly,because it was written in a way that took ay challenging aspect out of it his mother was a poor poor lovely lady,so you can feel bad for her, until she wasn't, so you can feel bad for him, thomas wayne was an asshole, until he wasn't because he was absolutely right, but the movie can't aknowledge that wayne was never an asshole and that he was justified in treating arthur like that because that would get in the way of rich people =bad; that movies just has a weak script, I would not be capable of ripping apart the script of an 8/10 or 9/10 film, let alone some masterpiece, soooo maybe it's you who didn't understand it all that well, just sayin', i recommend parasite to see how it's done, and taxi driver and king of comedy are good places to see how jokee fucked up in the script department
George Adept stop gatekeeping movies
“It is what it is”. A masterpiece
Scorsese movies never dissapoint
Amazing Shots the only thing that isn’t that good with his movies is that he doesn’t have Happy ending
@@michaelcorleone2397 his characters typically don't deserve happy endings lol
this movie is pure art honestly
2019... what a year for movies
This is so mighty, I don’t think the Netflix connection could affect it’s Oscar chances
Unfortunately, it will. Oscars would rather give best picture to Parasite (which is also an amazing film, not hating on it) than The Irishman since they'd rather choose a foreign film over a Netflix one. And the best picture race is exclusively between these two films and Marriage Story which is yet another Netflix film.
@@statcous Actually, now "1917" seems to suddenly be emerging as a late favorite. It's a big theatrical film, and a nice, safe, middle of the road choice for the Academy. "The Irishman" is a challenging, intelligent masterpiece that will, sadly, likely be ignored by the Academy, PLUS, it's a Netflix movie. It may get a lot of noms., but probably won't win too much. I hope I'm wrong.
@Axiom Steel26 That’s RUclips comments for you.....sometimes you are right, sometimes you are wrong
2:27 goosebumps
The true greatness of this movie will be understood in 20 or 30 years.
when people won't hate it for De Niro's deaging, the store scene or other bullshit. this movie is a masterpiece and those things are just so irrelevant
Haha, had the chance to watch it in a cinema 😝😏
😠
You had the privilege to watch it in a cinema **
So did I, it was fantastic
Me too. Then I watched it again at home. Twice.
Me too! I traveled many miles to see it. Now I watch it almost daily on Netflix. It is truly a masterpiece!
this is my favorite movie. The cinematography was beautiful, The acting was amazing, the story was really good and I actually learned a lot from watching it too.
me too!!
Despite this movie being made in the modern day it sure did feel like a classic it feels like it was made in the 70s 80s or 90s
The best movie 2010 - 2020
0:54 might just be one of the greatest movie shots of all time
Man 2019 was such a fantastic year for cinema. This movie was just the cherry on top. I hope to see many more fantastic years for movies in my life.
Yeah 2019 was kind of a revolutionary year. They were finally moving away from superhero genre films.
Infinity War is the most ambitious crossover
Martin Scorsese, De Niro, Pesci, Pacino, Harvey Keitel, Steve Zaillian: Hold my beer
1:58 is my favorite shot in the ENTIRE MOVIE
I don't know how this smooth love song fits in this intense gangster genre but it does and it does so beautifully.
I'm really lucky to have seen this in a cinema a month before the Netflix release!
Great Video and pretty damn fast upload
Where can I download load this for free appreciate any help
This is a breath of fresh air compared to the superhero movies they shove down our throats every year! Cool vid btw✌️
The Irishman is my favorite film to come out in 2019
2:34 best shot for me in the movie (even though it's longer than in this video)
No doubt.
This film has changed a lot of me. I never had anything to relate to because of my past and how I felt, but seeing the Irishman and now this video, leaves me with tears of both joy and pain... Forever in my heart, forever in expression, forever to all, in life, everyone takes a beating, though some worse than others, we all are together in the end. Always doing our best, and that’s okay, cause that’s all that’s ever needed, is our best...
Just watched The Irishman from a small town of India 🇮🇳 called Ranchi on a tiny smartphone with earphones. I simply hate the fact that it was not released in movie theaters. I was born in the mid 90s so I still have no idea what it's like to watch a crima drama movie directed by Martin Scorsese starring Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, Joe Pesci, Anna Paquin, Harvey Keitel and others. It was a "once in a lifetime" kind of thing but what can i do when Netflix doesn't really respect the fan following / respect these guys have from length and breath of this world.
I'm in the same situation as you my friend...
I understand you, I’m also a big fan of Scorsese and gangster movies
Same here mate
This movie deserves a worldwide theatre release, obviously it won’t happen sadly, but in a fictional universe, one can always hope, so perhaps in this one too
Imagine it though! Movie of the Year, Right beside Joker 👍
I understand u buddy... Im from jamshedpur, just yr neighbour. This film was a masterpiece- depicts what the reality of life is...
Scorsese always adds the best songs in his movies
this is one of the best movies not only of that year/decade but in cinema history, it's amazing how Martin hasn't lost the touch after almost half a century of his directing debut.
The movie really finds it self in the third quarter. It has so much. Killing a friend, end of a era, growing old and losing your strength, regret and fear of death, being alone at the end. That is the beauty of the Irishman.
This movie has so many incredible still-shots that just mysteriously drag you into the 60's
This is a masterwork of what cinema can and should be
This movie had me from "In the Still of the Night. And that saxaphone.
Michael Corleone, Travis Bickle and Nicky Santoro are in the same film:
there will be blood
The fact that it’s more of a personal movie instead of a mob epic. Just beautiful
Orgullo mexicano por parte del director de fotografía. Un excelente trabajo sin duda alguna
“If someone says there a little nervous it means there really nervous”
0:44 pure art
Ever since I watched this film, I wanted to become a filmmaker myself. The story is just so vulnerable and honest for me. ❤️❤️
A genuinely amazing and at times a heartbreaking movie. I enjoyed every second of it
In other gang movies, the lead charactera get murdered.
How ironic is it that in this movie, the lead characters die of old age instead of murder.
It shows that no matter how much power you have in the world, it is never permanent.
(SPOILERS)
apart from Jimmy
This film not winning a single oscar is a crime
Scorsese is one of the best directors ever 👌
The only thing I don't like about this movie is its time duration is 3 hours 30 min . It should have been longer than this .
I loved how at 2:30 the music syncs perfectly with the gun dropping. Good job making this video; I've watched it at least 3 or 4 times by now
2:27 I felt that. Jesus, what a film, this one will make the story of the cinema indistry
(Sorry for my english, I'm italian!)
Ma buongiorno
God damn the cinematography is insane! The camera movement and timing, the composition, everything. Beautiful
The CGI, the blue eyes and the fight scence are also very beautiful
The movie is just already amazing but the song just make it more beautiful and iconic, really fits into the movie.
The ending made me cry. I ❤ Robert De Niro.
actually , you can upload the whole movie under this title " the beauty of the irishman " ..
I'm not sure RUclips will agree with that 👍
@@TheBeautyOf i'm kidding :D .. i love your work , keep it up
Thank you Mohamed 🙏
whole movie except for that scene where frank beats the grocer in the street. that one wasn’t so pretty
Great work. Absolutely incredible film.
the saddest part about this movie is that we don't even realize the passage of time. It's like we we're with Frank all the time while he completely forgot what year it was.
Just finished it, perfect timing
'Can you do beauty of Martin Scorsese next all his movies are fantastically done.
Saw it today 1st of January 2020. Great way to start the decade.
Martin scorsese at his finest
and the music is heaven
One of the best movies I've ever seen...!
This movie is a Masterpiece
One of my favourite songs thank you, you are probably my favourite channel on RUclips!
I haven't even seen the full film... but this video is so tempting.
Go watch it!!
i usually don't post comments, probably this is my first time, but this video got me somehow emotional. before the Irishman i felt really bad that i was born after the great mobster movies era, that i didn't witness their release, in 2020 Scorsese made my wish true, a film about the decline of a gangster may be the decline of true cinema as well, about age and time and how this flow of change goes to a zone that kills what i loved cinema for. I have rewatched the film many times and i will keep watching it. this film isn't boring at all, it's a celebration for life, for the great moments i have had before with Scorsese films, it really has a mysterious touch that gets me affectionate. I can't explain it but i simply love it.
You just can’t get enough of those legends. What a Master piece. The song is amazing too.
Just saw Goodfellas and for some reason I love this movie 1000000000000000x better . Goodfellas captured the love for the mob life in contrast to Irishman where it captures the consequences of living the life and forgetting about the people you love and paying the price in the end with emptiness & loneliness. We will never see another genius like Scorsese man.
I agree. this movie is pure gold
Like for Irishman comment for once upon a time in America
The last time we will see these Legends together.
This movie showed how badass old and middle aged people can be. Wonderful movie.
That wasn't the point of the movie lmao 😂
The most moving gangster movie of Scorsese, just a real slap in the face 👏
Absolutely, that ending leave you devastated.
I don’t know what feeling it is. But every time I hear this, I see Frank “The Irishman” Sheeran, Russel Buffalino And Jimmy Hoffa together talking and having a drink.
For some reason this was so sad for me. I nearly cried at the end
Thank you. I nearly cried at this movie. And will now do so for this video.