2002 Directed by Martin Scorsese
It's 1863. America was born in the streets. Amsterdam Vallon returns to the Five Points of America to seek vengeance against the psychotic gangland kingpin, Bill the Butcher, who murdered his father years earlier. With an eager pickpocket by his side and a whole new army, Vallon fights his way to seek vengeance on the Butcher and restore peace in the area.
Leonardo DiCaprio Daniel Day-Lewis Cameron Diaz Jim Broadbent John C. Reilly Henry Thomas Liam Neeson Brendan Gleeson Gary Lewis Stephen Graham Eddie Marsan Alec McCowen David Hemmings Lawrence Gilliard Jr. Cara Seymour Roger Ashton-Griffiths Peter-Hugo Daly Barbara Bouchet Michael Byrne Brendan Dempsey Nick Bartlett Flaminia Fegarotti Rab Affleck Tim Pigott-Smith Sean Gilder David Bamber Lucy Davenport John Sessions Angela Pleasence Show All…
Bob Weinstein Michael Hausman Graham King Colin Vaines Maurizio Grimaldi Michael Ovitz Rick Yorn Barbara Phillips Marco Rick Schwartz
Stefano Maria Ortolani Dimitri Capuani Maria Teresa Barbasso Luca Tranchino Alessandro Alberti Nazzareno Piana
Vic Armstrong Massimo Vanni Pietro Torrisi G. A. Aguilar Katia Crispino Arnaldo Dell'Acqua Gianluca Petrazzi Mark Mottram Paolo Antonini Clemente Ukmar Emiliano Novelli Valentina Rossi Stuart
Gangs de Nueva York, Les gangs de New York, عصابات نيويورك, Бандите на Ню Йорк, Gangy New Yorku, Οι Συμμορίες της Νέας Υόρκης, Pandillas de Nueva York, دارودستههای نیویورکی, Les Gangs de New York, כנופיות ניו-יורק, Bande New Yorka, New York bandái, ギャング・オブ・ニューヨーク, ნიუ-იორკის ბანდები, 갱스 오브 뉴욕, Niujorko Gaujos, Ņujorkas bandas, Gangi Nowego Jorku, Gangues de Nova York, Gangues de Nova Iorque, Găștile din New York, Банды Нью-Йорка, Банде Њујорка, จอมคนเมืองอหังการ์, New York Çeteleri, Банди Нью-Йорка, Băng Đảng New York, 纽约黑帮, 紐約風雲, 紐約黑幫
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i’m no historian but pretty sure there were more than three women alive in 1800s new york, idk i’ve been wrong before
someone please tell scorsese that it is okay to make a film that is less than 2 hours
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Proof that even a scene-stealing, showboating performance like DDL's can't support an entire movie.
Give me access to a time machine, and the first thing I'm doing is grabbing a DVD of There Will Be Blood (and a portable player, of course), going back to, say, 1995, finding Martin Scorsese and making him watch it. Afterwards I would say to the man: "Marty, you're going to get Daniel Day-Lewis to star in this Gangs movie you've been trying to get made for the past twenty years. THIS is what he's capable of. For the love of God, don't waste a bunch of screen time with some bullshit teenybopper love story and some pissant kid whining about his dead daddy. You made Goodfellas, ferchrissakes! You know how to build an entire film around an unsympathetic…
compared to daniel day-lewis, every other actor is just terrible, he did them all a favour by retiring
"Don’t you never come in here empty-handed again. You gotta pay for the pleasure of my company.”
College course proposal: "A History of America, According to Martin Scorsese." All of Scorsese's historical films, screened chronologically (by subject, not release date). I think it'd be a fruitful class.
there’s nothing more enjoyable than watching daniel day lewis go sicko mode for 3 hours straight
"I'm gonna teach you to speak English with this fucking knife!"
We will force you to be free.
when i was little, my mom probably watched this half a hundred times. i’ll never get the war music out of my head for as long as i live
