Ronald Redeaux

I came across this movie by accident, but I have to say it is one of the more satisfying movies I've watched in years. I starts off a bit slow, but when it gets going, you can really get caught up in it. It's nice to see a movie full of pompus, pretentious wannabes with more money than brains get their "just desserts" so to speak. Well done.

In a television landscape starving for quality entertainment, it would be criminal if "Landman" isn't bought back for a 2nd season.

The show is hilarious. I just came across it a couple of weeks ago and I've already binged the 1st season. I always said when a sitcom is good you get at least one good, hardy laugh out of each episode. So far, so good.

Another great performance from the late, great Phillip Seymour Hoffman. I'll tell ya one thing, everytime I watch that movie, for some reason I have to have ribs, but with sauce.

Pacino, DeNiro, Pesci, Keitel. Epic, iconic talent. And if this movie was made 30 years ago, it would've been an epic, iconic movie. I'm sorry, but all the CGI and makeup in the world couldn't hide the fact that all of these guys looked 100 years old, even with the hair dye. The scene where DeNiro's character "roughed up" the guy at the grocery store was laughable. He's going to throw a fat guy out of a window when he can barely move himsef? C'mon. Unfortunately, this movie was made 25-30 years too late.

I have to say I was thoroughly entertained by this movie. The enormous star power was balanced perfectly. Appropriate ending to a well made saga.