Joe Pesci in The Irishman. (2019)
 

Joe Pesci - Rotten Tomatoes

The Irishman comes out on Netlflix on November 27, 2019. Opens tomorrow, November 22, 2019, at the Old Mill Playhouse.


The Irishman (2019) - Rotten Tomatoes

Out today on Netflix. This one is going to take multiple sittings as I usually have various other stuff going on while watching TV at home. It is about 3 and a half hours long.

Went and watched it yesterday, great

Too long but still worth seeing.

I'm excited to see two of the three Big Names in what should be a Great Movie. Al Pacino and Joe Pesci are just the greatest and I would think this may be the last time we see Joe Pesci in any film. You never know what Al Pacino has in mind. It should be very entertaining.

I thought it was OK. Acting was good of course....a little slow moving at times.

I had to pull the plug at the 2-hour mark. It's very good so far. It's great to see these guys as the younger versions of themselves. Wouldn't it be great to be able to do that for yourself?

We'll finish up the movie tomorrow. I don't care that it's long cause I don't want it to end.

Pesci is younger than Pacino. Make up for characters was remarkable.

It isn't make-up. It is digital CTI technology.



Irishman: How Old Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, Joe Pesci Are in Key Scenes

We finished watching it last night because the suspense was too much. 8 1/2 out of 10 Stars. All the acting was fantastic.

Joe Pesci is just unbelievably great!

May watch this today and not for NOTHING.

Did you notice former priest and frequent Fox News contributor Jonathon Morris had a cameo role ?

Didn't know his name but he was shown almost immediately. What movies were the wives in the Lincoln who smoked too much from?

This is definitely a movie to be watched several times. I'm sure we'll all pick up some new things we missed the first time around. Glad we watched it at home and not in the movies.

I did.

I thought the acting was superb, especially by Robert DeNiro. The women were of little significance to the film, except for daughter Peggy, who served to silently reprimand her father. She never spoke a line until near the end.