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Beautiful to watch, the copacabana scene is a work of art from the creators side and the story is intriguing enough. But for me it’s all about the visuals, gorgeous shots and thought out colorschemes.

2 years ago

Critic Chris Hewitt

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It's Marty's most visceral movie, and a genuine challenger to The Godfather for the title of greatest Mafia flick ever made. Hell, we dare you to find fault with this film.

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Critic Wendy Ide

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It’s the work of a director at the top of his game...

Read full review at The Guardian

Lasse Thomsen

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Nice, and very cool.

3 years ago

Stefan Karlsson

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Very interesting film

2 years ago

Jenny

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They were pretty bad fellas

2 years ago

lenawattman-207

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Marvelous, a cla

3 years ago

lea

God film - men meget rå

4 years ago

Michael Thomsen

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En af de rigtigt gode Scorsese-film, og en af de definitive gangster-film

4 years ago

Igara Félix da Silva

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2 years ago

Leon Beck Clausen

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Uden tvivl en af mine favoritter

2 years ago

Øyvind Mathisen Aarø

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Tidenes beste mafiafilm, om du spør meg 🙂🙂🙂.

2 years ago

Martin Laustrup

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En af de bedste gangsterfilm, der er lavet👌🏼👍🏼

2 years ago

Kasper Løvborg

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"I always wanted to be a gangster..." So begins one of Scorsese's very best films which is also among the best gangster films ever made. Pesci is terrifying here: "Funny how?!"

5 years ago

Critic Roger Ebert

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It is an indictment of organized crime, but it doesn't stand outside in a superior moralistic position. It explains crime’s appeal for a hungry young man who has learned from childhood beatings not to hate power, but to envy it.

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Critic David Jenkins

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Let’s pour one out for Ray Liotta, the last man (barely) standing in Martin Scorsese’s roistering gangland firework display, Goodfellas.

Read full review at Little White Lies