The plane scenes are magnificent filmmaking
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Itās a great movie, sorry I didnāt go to the cinema to view it.
I only watched in the cinema but I thought it was excellent. Amazing soundtrack too.
Reviews for the Irishman are off the chain
I saw it in 70mm in a Imax. Not really sure what all that means but it was unrale
It was amazing in the cinema. It was like being there.
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Were you there?
Iāve been to Dunkerque
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Iāve seen, like, five films in the cinema in the last decade and Dunkirk was easily one of the best of them.
Michael?
The best filum Iāve seen in the last decade was Goodbye Christopher Robin.
And Skyfall.
James Bond 
Gobshite
I watched it last night and laughed to myself. Sean Quinn Snr. acted like Jimmy Hoffa after his exile in the penitentiary - I want my fucking company and position back you gang of fuckers. It ended in tears for both.
It even had SQJās part as the simpleton son played by Hoffa Jnr. Uncanny.
As an aside, it was great for 2.5 hrs and dragged thereafter. Pesci and deNiro however gave tour de forces rolling back the years. Form is temporary but class is permanent.
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Pity someone doesnāt call around and paint the Quinn house
Watched the first hour and a half of the Irishman this morning. Very enjoyable. The de-aging thing is not great. They might give De Niro the face of say a 40 year old but that scene where he is kicking the shit out of a shopkeeper, itās definitely the body of an 80 year old thatās doing the kicking. Iād be more limber than the cunt.
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I thought the very same thing. Surely could have used a stunt double or something
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Same when he was throwing two guns away after popping the loudmouth young mobster. Barely fucked them 5 feet underarm
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He can barely raise his leg 
Pesci is brilliant in it.
Pesci is extraordinary. De Niro is De Niro and Pacino reprised his role in Scent of a Woman. A great movie but the last 20 minutes were unnecessary
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