The Untouchables

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Lee J @Wisew08 1d 1930년대 시카고를 배경으로 한 훌륭한 연출에 케빈 코스트너와 로버트 드 니로의 뛰어난 연기력이 더해져 보는 맛이 있었다. 다만, 스토리 전개나 몇몇 장면의 연출이 다소 어색하게 느껴져 중간에 몰입이 깨지기도 했다. 금주법 시대의 클래식한 감성을 느끼기엔 충분한 영화. The wonderful cinematography set in 1930s Chicago, combined with the excellent acting of Kevin Costner and Robert De Niro, made it a great watch. However, the story development and the directing in some scenes fell a bit awkward, which broke my immersion at times. Still, it's good enough to experience that classic Prohibition-era vibe. See more Henry D @Henry_Domke Jul 26 We’ve seen The Untouchables at least five times, yet its exceptional craftsmanship still made it a pleasure to watch. That is not true of many films. The direction, cinematography, sets, costumes, music and fine acting all work together beautifully. Lorna summed it up perfectly: "This is a wonderful film. A perfect film. A beautiful thing to behold." See more Eli M @RT96753630 Jul 23 Favorite mob movie OAT See more Itay Z @RT81687486 Jul 21 Too quick, poorly edited, poorly timed soundtrack. Very predicted surprise attempts, Very unconvincing story buildup and seemed like not even trying. Expected so much from this and to my surprise it was a huge disappointment. See more Travis M @TMorg007 Jul 10 Sean Connery is fantastic in just about anything. Robert Deniro on the other hand is basically just the same in every single role he is cast in. Boring and redundant don't ya think? This movie could have been elevated to rewatch status with just a bit more time spent in casting. Kevin Costner does an adequate job, but every time Deniro is onscreen with that irritating voice and arrogant demeanor it reminds me of the last time I watched a movie with the same miserable delivery. The story is fine, the cinematography is fine; just imagine this movie with someone other than Deniro and you can feel what it might have been. Too bad, won't touch this one again. See more Chris B @Papa13070 May 8 "The Untouchables" is in my opinion De Palma's greatest work, with his other masterpiece, namely "Scarface", coming a very close second. In "Scarface" the focus is on a paranoid and self-destructive gangster who rises to meteoric heights and then falls; in "The Untouchables" the focus is on a very honest man with a noble mission, Elliot Ness (Kostner), who is prepared to do anything to clean Chicago from the corruption and mayhem caused by the notorious gangster Al Capone (De Niro). His quest is really tough, as his opponent is determined and powerful, but he has the help of three invaluable partners: Malone (Connery), a no-nonsense experienced cop, Wallace (Martin Smith), an accountant who will try to help bring tax charges against Capone, and Stone (Garcia), a great shooter. The acting is superb, and while Connery was the one who received his well-deserved Oscar, Kostner and De Niro made Oscar-class performances too. See more Read all reviews

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