lets get outta here

nah b i thought frank was gonna atleast try and come up with some way out. for the sake of his daughter.

shoulda known as soon as nigga brought his daughter to witness him beating the s*** out of the store owner

There’s something about this movie and especially the ending that keeps on haunting me for some reason.

I wanna hear everyone’s opinion on the door being half opened. I heard some good points from some on here.

This film was so layered with its meaning. Frank was truly a flawed human to his core, had no self reflection until he was 80+ wow.

Am I tripping or was the guy singing at that event Steven Van Zandt (silvio dante) making a cameo???

Also noticed, unlike Goodfellas, Scorsese chose not to dive into Frank’s childhood. We only get to hear his tales as a young man when he had already killed in war all the way up till he’s 83.

Does anyone think Frank believed in God or was the entire last act a plea to hang on to something, anything at all so he could be someone and feel somewhat comforted in his last days.

Also, the first time he says “I started painting houses myself” they quickly show the cut from Hoffa’s murder from behind his ear which is where Frank shot him, twice. Didn’t realize that until my second watch and I’m sure it’s because it’s his most personal murder.

i feel like that ending was him saying he still dont believe its all over yet. he didnt want to believe it. hoffa presumably did that throughout his life because he aint trust frank or anyone and slept with one eye open. so im guessing frank took up the habit and never realized that it wasnt necessary anymore smmhh

added to the fact that he didnt wanna be cremated because its "too final" like nigga gon come back from the dead. he didnt really want it to end. he wanted a chance. which is the other meaning im thinking about. maybe he left the door open cause he was waiting for his kids during christmas time. all i know is that ending was sad as hell

yea that was him haha

The last hour or so of the film is so amazing and so sad. A lot of interesting stuff about inevitability/free will and finality in this movie that I keep thinking about.

The part where Frank is picking out how he wants to be buried mirrors the door being left open. He's afraid of finality because he knows what he's done is wrong, but I also think that he believes a lot of what happened was inevitable and ultimately out of his control.

I got off, it’s 11 and I’m not just tired but getting sick

First viewing is important for me so I wanna wait tomorrow since I’m off but NAHHH BRUH I’m watching this b**** right now AND tomorrow

the final hour really justifies the run time, just watching Frank as a sad husk of a man trying to salvage the one relationship he has with someone that's alive is heartbreaking.

its f*** frank but seeing an old man alone like that with no one taking care of him was devastating. bro fell out near the nightlight with nobody to help him up. man i swear if i go out like that

also i was f***ing HOWLING when i saw action bronson lmfao.

lmao i was waiting to see him cause i saw him take a picture with de niro and scorsese two years ago

looolllll bro i went into this absolutely blind. didnt even need to watch a trailer to know this was gonna be amazing.thats a look for bronson tho and he wasnt bad at all tbh.

frfr scorsese knows wtf hes doing. if he wants to make a long ass movie he got a reason to do so. hes a master

cant afford to go the movies but i got a projector screen in the basement so it all worked out. glad netflix is actually trying to get this onto as many screens as they can cause that is definitely the best place to watch

no way haha thats good as

that lil dance pacino did when they were chanting his name on his first speech (?) had me rollinnggggg. you can tell that was improvised.

ngl was kinda happy when that annoying italian guy who hosted the vmas got merked by Frank in the clam house

the kill where nigga duel wielded the pistols? bro went in with no regards to his wife and kid smmmhhhhh. that narration had me shook too "they have to know what it means" frank didnt give a f***.

soprano spoilers but that s\*\*\* was like a playout of what prolly actually happened in the final scene before it cuts off

just finished

so good.

dammit was way too high for this tbh

probably one of the saddest films I’ve ever seen. Just heartbreaking

They tried to tell Hoffa and dude really wouldn’t listen lmao over a union gig. White people something else

Wonder why Hoffa didn’t drop all the info on their asses and get everyone locked up, that felt like his only option

You watch it on the Vita too?

That’s a lowkey goat movie nobody talks about.