The Irishman is the story of Frank Sheeran, a mob hitman and World War II veteran who develops his skills during his service in Italy. Now an old man, he reflects on the events that defined his career as a hitman, particularly the role he played in the disappearance of labor leader Jimmy Hoffa, his longtime friend, and his involvement with the Bufalino crime family.

Join director Martin Scorsese as he sits down with stars Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and Joe Pesci for an intimate, intriguing look inside "The Irishman."

is this movie from the guy that was dissing marvel?

ok dis blasico

pls let the cinematography in this one be good

From DP of Silence and WOWS, so you know it already fire

netflix curse impending..............

seeing in theater so hopefully it works out. Trailer does kinda make it look netflix-y, but I can already see the way they playing with shadows and lighting is crazy.

New clip

Need this to go ahead and come out

seeing this saturday, been waiting 7 years for this

most anticipated movie of the last ten years can't believe we are getting this gonna be doing the MJ popcorn gif in the theatres.

Yea new clip fire

Clip is great, goodfellas vibes. Pacino masterclass incoming

Just watched. Really amazing. Really feels like his capstone film and just exactly what people have been saying about how it feels like the culmination of all his work. The films whole energy is slower and reflective, not at all in a bad way, just like the director and the characters in the film are all just older and the story is told with the tired but clear perspective that comes with that. Hilarious movie too. This would be the perfect film to end his career on but of course I hope there’s more. The violence in this one feels more disturbing than any of his movies somehow too

so so soon

This month

f*** Netflix

thought I was gonna watch this in theaters today

can't wait to see wtf Bronson does in this

Damn saw the nov 1 date and thought it was on Netflix now

wanna watch this in the cinema so bad but i know i’ll need to piss halfway through

marty really lived up to the hype for this that's f***ing nuts. heard the 3 of them killed their roles! so hyped

Saw this yesterday. This was probably my most anticipated movie of all time and it actually lived up to the hype. It was different from other Scorsese crime films, everyone was fantastic in it and most of all it was a beautiful film visually with a very unique style. Also, without saying too much, the cameos were fantastic. There were a bunch of “holy s*** that’s...” moments