Michael Faretta

There are some negative reviews on this site. I don't know what movie they watched because the film I watched was great. One review complains about Emily Blunt being a stripper at 40 years old. What he doesn't say is that she walked up on stage, touched a pole and walked back off the stage. The entire scene lasted less than 2 minutes. Emily is elegant and throughout the movie is dressed in some of the most beautiful outfits one could ever ask for. Andy Garcia plays one of the main characters and his presence in the film brings cohesion of all the actors. His actions and greed are the cause of everything his team does. It brings wealth and pain to everyone around him.

When Robert De Niro made a scene at an awards show and stood at the podium and shouted F' Trump. I swore I would never watch another one of his movies. But tonight I sat through 3 1/2 hours of The Irishman starring this has-been. I watched it because there were so many other fine actors in it plus there was no extra cost since it was Netflix. If I had Netflix stock I would sell it as soon as the stock market opened. This movie was their attempt to throw down the gantlet in the streaming wars. What a joke! Take The Sopranos, The Godfather, Casino, Goodfellas and a Road Runner/Wile E Coyote cartoon and mash them all together. You will end up with The Irishman. Martin Scorsese should be ashamed of himself. I guess you reach a point in life where you just don't even have to make an effort anymore. Just show up, spit on the audience and get money thrown at you simply for your name. The only good thing for me was to watch De Niro struggle to get through this movie. In some most parts the struggle is real. He walks around as if there is a steel rod up his spine. There is one scene where it is obvious that he has one useless arm. I guess he needed the money after the divorce he just went through. I would love to yell out to him F' De Niro but he did it to himself without my help......