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The Departed (2006)
Based on the Chinese-linguage Hong Kong gangster film of the same name ("Wu jian dao"), "Infernal Affairs" will be reset in Boston amid Irish-American mobsters and the cops who are their nemeses. The film was written by William Monahan. Damon would play a gangster who has infiltrated the Boston police department as part of its cadet class and has been steadily rising through the ranks. DiCaprio will play a cop who's been deep undercover inside the mob and is starting to come unglued. Each side works feverishly to flush the mole out, with deadly consequences. (read more)
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The Departed Movie Review by Bobby B (2/28/2008) |
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In the opening shot of The Departed Jack Nicholson walks through the dark fabric of our minds. He is here because we know him, because he's been a star for forty years, because the career of Jack Nicholson is a cultural map of America in the last half of the 20th Century to now, because he is a living symbol of what we...
(complete The Departed review by Bobby B)
I started my day with 2046. I won't recommend that film to any but fans of Tony Leung, Li Gong, and Ziyi Zhang. The music was excellent and Tony Leung's performance was spellbinding, but the movie was hard to follow.
I only mention Tony Leung because his performance in Mou gaan dou was on my mind as I watched The...
(complete The Departed review by B Movie Ben)
The Departed Movie Review by Zara (2/2/2007) |
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I should have known better. I really, really should have known better.
You see, I'm not a big Scorsese fan. I can see the brilliance of the social statement behind TAXI DRIVER and maintain that I do consider that to be a hallmark in the history of cinema. But when the man starts getting obsessed with the mob... he can...
(complete The Departed review by Zara)
| The Departed Movie Review by Spencer (7/16/2008) |
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Leonardo DiCaprio plays a police cadet going undercover with the South Boston mafia. Matt Damon plays his opposite- a gangster undercover in the Massachusetts State Police. The two moles try to find out each other's identities, resulting in violence and bloodshed. This action-packed crime drama will keep you pinned to...
(complete The Departed review by Spencer)
Not enough Cheering...
I initially was under the impression that if Jack Nicholson's character was not a cheerleader he at least cheerleading stock in him, as evidenced by his suave demeanor and snappy fashion sence. As it turned out he was a murderer and mafia don, my mistake.
Good acting, Good directing and a thought...
(complete The Departed review by Cheerleader Dan)
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