Movie recommendations

[Main Street]

I came across this guy's channel on you tube
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD8J_xbbBuGobmw_N5ga3MA

and I got hooked into watching these upscaled and enhanced versions of classic B&W movies from before and after the turn of the last century
As was commented, it's as close as you can get to actual time travelling.

[johnnycool]

Scorsese's The Departed was on TV the other night.

I hadn't seen it in years and it starts off really well but the actual end is a bit fucked up to say the least.

[GetOverTheBar]

Scorsese's The Departed was on TV the other night.

I hadn't seen it in years and it starts off really well but the actual end is a bit fucked up to say the least.

Good film alright - agree about the ending, kinda like they didn't really know how to end it. Think Dignam character played by Wahlberg was a good guy, but it could be interpreted as him being one of Costello's by the Rat then on balcony.

Strange.

[Jeepers Creepers]

Scorsese's The Departed was on TV the other night.

I hadn't seen it in years and it starts off really well but the actual end is a bit fucked up to say the least.

The film should have been alot better. Mark Walhberg steals a living as an actor.

[bennydorano]

Anybody watched L'immortale - the Gomorrah prequel about Ciro? I've been looking for it, cant find it anywhere, even prepared to pay 4 it!

[imtommygunn]

Hadn't heard of that one. Must look out for it.

[bennydorano]

 It was released December past in Italy

[theticklemister]

Watched two films there last two nights. Both based on true events.

Bad Education

About staff using the school credit card for their own gain.

Dark Waters

About a company polluting the local area with their products.

Both are excellent

[JPGJOHNNYG]

Mindhorn on prime. Surprisingly good

[J70]

Watched two films there last two nights. Both based on true events.

Bad Education

About staff using the school credit card for their own gain.

Dark Waters

About a company polluting the local area with their products.

Both are excellent

Both well done and based on true stories. I remember when the Roslyn high school scandal was a big story in NYC.

"A company" was DuPont, by the way.

Not that they're the only company to f**k up the West Virginia environment/landscape/people in a major way.

[Main Street]

Scorsese's The Departed was on TV the other night.

I hadn't seen it in years and it starts off really well but the actual end is a bit fucked up to say the least.

You mean the final scenes in the lift and after?  Have you worked out the whys yet?
Although i hold the original Infernal Affairs in the highest regard, I loved the Scorcese tribute version.

[tbrick18]

Scorsese's The Departed was on TV the other night.

I hadn't seen it in years and it starts off really well but the actual end is a bit fucked up to say the least.

You mean the final scenes in the lift and after?  Have you worked out the whys yet?
Although i hold the original Infernal Affairs in the highest regard, I loved the Scorcese tribute version.

Why?
I never really thought too much about the whys....feel free to share! I actually love that movie.

[gallsman]

Didn't realise there was a "why" to be worked out in the movie. The story is fully told in the film.

[nrico2006]

Thought the Departed story was fully told in the film myself.  Decent film but is definitely over-rated.

[Main Street]

Didn't realise there was a "why" to be worked out in the movie. The story is fully told in the film.

You're so smart you obviously had it all worked out before the last bullet hit the target.