The Departed 2006 English.DVDR.XViD Torrent Download

The Departed (2006)

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Torrent Details: DVD Rip, Dual Audio, English sub

Year: 2006
Genre: Crime, Thriller
Director: Martin Scorsese
Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, Jack Nicholson

Description:
Secret state police officer who infiltrated the gang and mafia mole in the police force working for the same crowds scramble to find and identify with each other before they are exposed to the enemy, as both sides realize their clothes should rat.
Review:
Now I know that The Departed is based on the Hong Kong film WuJianDao but Scorsese really captures a great story and brings to the American screen. My father grew up in Boston and when we left the theater, he could not stop talking about how authentic environment and attitude was. Then there is the work in which the main actors (Nicholson, DiCaprio, Damon), performing not only extremely funny, but you can take part in all perspectives and dilemmas ones. The smaller roles than (Baldwin, Walberg, Sheen) supports features that remind me of Jesus Quintana from The Big Lebowski, by this I mean that his screen time is limited, but they do Catch, es enduring values ​​that are in every scene, especially Alec Baldwin. The story itself begins with a basic introduction of the player scenario, but it will be slow at every turn in the story and hope to label good and bad. If you're a fan of Scorsese, I am, I think you will enjoy this movie. It is clear from the touch Scorsese film and music, of course, its great to hear Gimme Shelter again, but Comfortably Numb thrown in as well. His second Scorsese gangster film, but it is the same, because it feels so fresh and most would agree that the best Scorsese gangster movies, so why not let him. Oscar worthy acting, I hope that what is DiCaprios best role since The Aviator, which was in his best role since Gangs of New York, I see a pattern here. But my impression is not involved in politics golden statue, my impression was that it sat for two and a half hours of brilliant narrative and particularly interesting. Thank you, Mr. Scorsese.