In this film and in that recent Adam McKay dogshit they still have moments that imply he's handsome even though his shit looks fucked up, it's slightly embarrassing.
Threadly reminder that this fag hasn’t seen the movie and has been ranting non-stop about muh white man bad.
For what it’s worth, in the movie: >they call out the bad guys (Leo his bro and his uncle) for being literal greedy israelites more than once >indians are called savages by the whites several times >its a good movie that doesn’t seem to take sides. It’s a true story.
It came too late. 2012-2019 was Peak Woke. "Whitey Bad" was a novelty of the Obama/Trump years. Now people are sick of it. They wouldn't have minded a procedural thriller about the Osage killings, but Scorsese and Roth recontextualized it for modern racial messaging and undermined any artistic merit it might have had otherwise.
>They wouldn't have minded a procedural thriller about the Osage killings, but Scorsese and Roth recontextualized it for modern racial messaging and undermined any artistic merit it might have had otherwise.
I would've preferred if he had pushed the limits a little bit and used the Osage murders in a broader context, showing the history of the Osage and how brutal and land-grabbing they were towards other tribes, and then how they got the same treatment from the whites who came later.
Plemons was meant to play Leo's character and vice versa. watching Leo frown for 3 hours wasn't really engaging enough, he can't carry that kind of unsympathetic protagonist role.
>based off the book with the subtitle “the birth of the FBI” >the movie has hardly anything to do with the FBI
pretty disappointing. was expecting some government stuff about the department getting formed, how they recruit and how they solve cases. jesse plemons character is an FBI agent in name only. he could have easily been sent by the state or a good cop.
>DiCaprio sucked
he was initially set to play the FBI agent
I wonder if Jesse Plemons was supposed to play DiCaprio's midwit character. He would be a better fit.
I was thinking about how the film probably would’ve focused more on the FBI perspective had Leo played Tom White.
>DiCaprio sucked
he was initially set to play the FBI agent
I wonder if Jesse Plemons was supposed to play DiCaprio's midwit character. He would be a better fit.
As someone who read the book ahead and thought it put the facts in a pretty intriguing way, Marty completely fucked up and let the movie meander all over the place. The movie just felt sanitary as all fuck and I'm mad I didn't get my emotional thriller or my FBIkino.
3 and a half hours and the old fuck has to run on screen and do a quick summary to get it out the door.
lol the 2 you haven't seen are his worst
new york, new york is especially bad
t. someone who watched scorsese's entire filmography chronologically in 2022
An hour too long. The "who dunnit" is predictable pretty quickly. Leonardo is playing a dumb character but he plays it as some sort of weird performance, "i'm le bad guy but um i'm crying inside because i think i'm good".
The indian girl being the "silent judge" for the whole film is a weak and easy trick.
white european left wingers, especially women, love to feel bad about white people bullying natives but nobody knew about the movie until after it came out and reviewers said it was good. Also Leo seems to be box office poison after the revenant around here. It's the type of movie that everyone would watch and praise if it was on netflix but nobody will buy a ticket to see
Women don't care for historical slogfests with old men. They prefer horror, fantasy, and female protagonists. The only audience for this film is old, white, college lefties.
I loved it. A masterwork of how it doesn't matter how long a movie is long as you're invested.
I felt so much for Lilly Gladstone's character. She was phenomenal. The movie is fun, intriguing, involving, horrific, revolting, emotional, spiritual, invites reflection and ends on a very topical note. I thought it was superb. Better than Oppenheimer. Nolan is Nolan. All of his movies have characters that feel like robots. He doesn't know how to portray humans. Scorsese does. The characters in this movie, their relationships, the scenes, even the exposition all feels natural and human. No cringy "i have become death" sex scene. Instead we have actual intimacy and feel the love, growing hate, evil and moral dilemmas of the people involved.
I had never heard of Lilly Gladstone before but holy shit, she was simply incredible. DiCaprio delivers one of the best perfomances of his career as well. This movie was fucking great and I feel terrible for that woman, those people and the horrible things that still happen to this day with systemic genocide ny dehumanizing people and protecting those who slaughter them. Scorsese's respect for the Osage was tangible and the movie made me want to learn more about them. This has been a good year for movies, even better considering Marvel and DC are both taking it up the ass now at the box office.
Example of pretentious: Oppenheimer.
I like Scorsese's Goodfellas and The Wolf of Wall Street because they're entertaining, so that's why I'm considering see it.
it's not horrible but it's just ridiculously long, it's legitimately AT LEAST an hour too long. I'd just wait until it's out on Apple+ in a month or two
The Scorsese legend is only what it is because the video essay neckbeards of YouTube are aping each others praise as a status symbol. He no longer understands direction, pacing, editing, music, character or story…just tropes about the least interesting forms of human interaction…manipulation. The movie is lazy and stupid.
Literally only older white people watch serious dramas. If you want to shit on crackers for 3 hours you need a lot more CGI to keep the brownoids entertained that long.
Leo isn't cute anymore
Twinks age like milk into weird androgynous features.
In this film and in that recent Adam McKay dogshit they still have moments that imply he's handsome even though his shit looks fucked up, it's slightly embarrassing.
>white men bad for 200 minutes
quite the mystery
They were bad
It says a lot that you identify with the group of people killing innocent people for their wealth, just based on their complexion
Stop being a fag
You would actually be one of those psychos killing Osage Indians
Jesse Plemons is practically the hero of the story and he's white. Fuck off already you perpetually angry culture war homosexual.
Threadly reminder that this fag hasn’t seen the movie and has been ranting non-stop about muh white man bad.
For what it’s worth, in the movie:
>they call out the bad guys (Leo his bro and his uncle) for being literal greedy israelites more than once
>indians are called savages by the whites several times
>its a good movie that doesn’t seem to take sides. It’s a true story.
Gamergate was almost a decade ago. People need to move on.
It came too late. 2012-2019 was Peak Woke. "Whitey Bad" was a novelty of the Obama/Trump years. Now people are sick of it. They wouldn't have minded a procedural thriller about the Osage killings, but Scorsese and Roth recontextualized it for modern racial messaging and undermined any artistic merit it might have had otherwise.
>They wouldn't have minded a procedural thriller about the Osage killings, but Scorsese and Roth recontextualized it for modern racial messaging and undermined any artistic merit it might have had otherwise.
I would've preferred if he had pushed the limits a little bit and used the Osage murders in a broader context, showing the history of the Osage and how brutal and land-grabbing they were towards other tribes, and then how they got the same treatment from the whites who came later.
>implying
this movie sucks ass
people would be clowning this shit ending years ago
It’s too long
Plemons was meant to play Leo's character and vice versa. watching Leo frown for 3 hours wasn't really engaging enough, he can't carry that kind of unsympathetic protagonist role.
Nothing we haven’t see before, washed up actors, poor score/pacing and run time far too long. I’ll forget this film by tomorrow.
Wish i was rich off of oil
>based off the book with the subtitle “the birth of the FBI”
>the movie has hardly anything to do with the FBI
pretty disappointing. was expecting some government stuff about the department getting formed, how they recruit and how they solve cases. jesse plemons character is an FBI agent in name only. he could have easily been sent by the state or a good cop.
It WAS supposed to be about that, but Scorsese realized he was making the movie about a "bunch of white guys", given the subject matter.
I was thinking about how the film probably would’ve focused more on the FBI perspective had Leo played Tom White.
Deniro and Gladstone were great, DiCaprio sucked
>DiCaprio sucked
he was initially set to play the FBI agent
I wonder if Jesse Plemons was supposed to play DiCaprio's midwit character. He would be a better fit.
As someone who read the book ahead and thought it put the facts in a pretty intriguing way, Marty completely fucked up and let the movie meander all over the place. The movie just felt sanitary as all fuck and I'm mad I didn't get my emotional thriller or my FBIkino.
3 and a half hours and the old fuck has to run on screen and do a quick summary to get it out the door.
lol the 2 you haven't seen are his worst
new york, new york is especially bad
t. someone who watched scorsese's entire filmography chronologically in 2022
Based Casino enjoyer. Plus yeah I liked KOTFM but being besides Gangs of new york is pretty reasonable.
This poster is really offputting. DiCaprio's little frowny mouth upsets me, it looks like that of a child trying to act tough. I should know
An hour too long. The "who dunnit" is predictable pretty quickly. Leonardo is playing a dumb character but he plays it as some sort of weird performance, "i'm le bad guy but um i'm crying inside because i think i'm good".
The indian girl being the "silent judge" for the whole film is a weak and easy trick.
>What went wrong?
Everyone was a credulous retard.
nobody outside USA cares about american natives enough to sit through this long ass movie
I even enjoyed it.
white european left wingers, especially women, love to feel bad about white people bullying natives but nobody knew about the movie until after it came out and reviewers said it was good. Also Leo seems to be box office poison after the revenant around here. It's the type of movie that everyone would watch and praise if it was on netflix but nobody will buy a ticket to see
Women don't care for historical slogfests with old men. They prefer horror, fantasy, and female protagonists. The only audience for this film is old, white, college lefties.
cynical anti american slop #4360
>anti american
aren't Indians the only true Americans ?
America is literally the name of a white man anon
The true Americans were the colonizers. America didn't exist when the natives were still murdering each others.
>America didn't exist when the natives were still murdering each others.
so it started existing when colonizers started murdering them.
I loved it. A masterwork of how it doesn't matter how long a movie is long as you're invested.
I felt so much for Lilly Gladstone's character. She was phenomenal. The movie is fun, intriguing, involving, horrific, revolting, emotional, spiritual, invites reflection and ends on a very topical note. I thought it was superb. Better than Oppenheimer. Nolan is Nolan. All of his movies have characters that feel like robots. He doesn't know how to portray humans. Scorsese does. The characters in this movie, their relationships, the scenes, even the exposition all feels natural and human. No cringy "i have become death" sex scene. Instead we have actual intimacy and feel the love, growing hate, evil and moral dilemmas of the people involved.
I had never heard of Lilly Gladstone before but holy shit, she was simply incredible. DiCaprio delivers one of the best perfomances of his career as well. This movie was fucking great and I feel terrible for that woman, those people and the horrible things that still happen to this day with systemic genocide ny dehumanizing people and protecting those who slaughter them. Scorsese's respect for the Osage was tangible and the movie made me want to learn more about them. This has been a good year for movies, even better considering Marvel and DC are both taking it up the ass now at the box office.
This is either a bot or was written by an AI. Either way, I hope you got paid shilling this slop on this god forsaken site
He hasn't made a good movie since GoodFellas
Scorsese has always been a hack.
>you like em red?
I want to see it but I literally cannot sit in a theater for 3.5hrs without having to get up and pee at least once unless I water fast all day
Is this movie entertaining, or is it pretentious?
Example of pretentious: Oppenheimer.
I like Scorsese's Goodfellas and The Wolf of Wall Street because they're entertaining, so that's why I'm considering see it.
it's not horrible but it's just ridiculously long, it's legitimately AT LEAST an hour too long. I'd just wait until it's out on Apple+ in a month or two
Oh so just like The Irishman
The Scorsese legend is only what it is because the video essay neckbeards of YouTube are aping each others praise as a status symbol. He no longer understands direction, pacing, editing, music, character or story…just tropes about the least interesting forms of human interaction…manipulation. The movie is lazy and stupid.
>DeNiro in current year-20
I never even saw it advertised. Did they not pay to inject it into people's algorithm?
nothing. you're just contrarians
It was an easy 10/10
Literally only older white people watch serious dramas. If you want to shit on crackers for 3 hours you need a lot more CGI to keep the brownoids entertained that long.