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This is a phenomenal movie. Not everyone will like it but for me its a brilliant piece of movie-making and Adam Sandler is OUTSTANDING! I don't know where these people who are going in about the swearing are living? Fairyland? Wonderland? Oz? Because its not planet earth, if they were inhabiting the real world, they'd know that this is life in New York on ground level. Netflix are beginning to forge their path todays making great movies. It makes sense that Hollywood is nervous.

I hope Scorcese outlives Us all and continues to make movies until the second coming. The Irishman is a MASTERPIECE of profound proportions. To quote Remo from Casino, 'that's how I feel about it anyhow.'

The first episode had me nervous as it looked like amateur dramatics Tv plus the plot strand that saw Our hero return from Jamaica back to U.K was weak but by mid way through episode 2 and 3 I was hooked! The show found its groove. This is a Great TV show.

A masterpiece of biblical proportions. This is Tarantino's movie. He's the star and the auteur and he's not even in it. This movie is for anyone who appreciate the techniques of movie making, grew up in that era and love movies. Just an astonishing movie that blew me away. Instead of people moaning about this movie, they should be moaning that he's only going to make one more movie after this. Dam shame. Dam shame! Tarantino has no peer. As For Brad Pit. I mean he's cool, I mean he's cooler than cool in this and Leo Dicaprio is equally brilliant as the washed up TV star. I love movies. I grew up in the 70s. I love Quentin Tarantino. I watch his movies and I'm watching master at work. Pitt's drive from Leo's Beverly Hills house through LA to his Caravan in some backlot behind a drive in movie theatre is astonishing in the way its assembled. It's a pulp movie. That's his genre. It's pulp. Pulp consists of colourful, fictional characters interweaving with factual characters, events and situations to hardboiled comic book effect. Not contemporary comic books but the pulps of even the 70s. This is my favourite Tarantino movie behind Jackie Brown, Inglorious Basterds and Django. What people should be going nuts about is that fact that Tarantino's retiring after his next movie which sucks man. Go see this movie on a big screen.