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Am i the only one that didn't like The Dark Knight Rises? Let's not name Robin Dick Grayson or Tim
Drake but let's name him John Blake?
Don't even get me started with Bane
I gave it 3/4, but my review read more like a 2. lol
Mean Streets:
Mean Streets Mean Streets is the New York Martin Scorsese saw, with holistic do-gooders and little league mobsters running wild. Seldom since Bresson’s prime had a director displayed such a facility for making a secluded movie that is also a work of art. The abstract, metaphysical theme–the possibility of modern sainthood–marks his 1973 film, the first to garner any notice. Immature, yet tumultuously acted and edited, Mean Streets succeeds at being a gripping picture with an influence still visible today, even in modern TV crime shows. Harvey Keitel is the young mobster on the rise; Robert De Niro is his brutish, irresponsible nemesis, whom he's determined to love.
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