The Most Controversial Scene in Robert De Niro's 95% RT Netflix Mob Epic Works, Actually

The Most Controversial Scene in Robert De Niro's 95% RT Netflix Mob Epic Works, Actually




With 2019's The Irishman, director Martin Scorsese and star Robert De Niro reunited for another movie dealing with the history of organized crime in America. This was a seismic event, as the two artists were perhaps most associated with the mob movie, and their last collaboration had been 1995's Casino, another sprawling mob epic based on real events. Even more encouraging was the return of De Niro's Casino, Goodfellas,and Raging Bull costar Joe Pesci, and even better than that, Al Pacino would be working with Scorsese for the first time. The movie arguably became the defining mobster film of the 21st century, and the central trio made it even more meaningful, with one caveat: their age.


With 2019's The Irishman, director Martin Scorsese and star Robert De Niro reunited for another movie dealing with the history of organized crime in America. This was a seismic event, as the two artists were perhaps most associated with the mob movie, and their last collaboration had been 1995's Casino, another sprawling mob epic based on real events. Even more encouraging was the return of De Niro's Casino, Goodfellas,and Raging Bull costar Joe Pesci, and even better than that, Al Pacino would be working with Scorsese for the first time. The movie arguably became the defining mobster film of the 21st century, and the central trio made it even more meaningful, with one caveat: their age.

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