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The Untouchables (1987)

Elliot Ness, an ambitious prohibition agent, is determined to take down Al Capone. In order to achieve this goal, he forms a group given the nickname "The Untouchables".

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Jonny B 18 Mar 2011

Fucking brilliant. We have a tight David Mamet script and almost too much style and masterful touches by DePalma who throws Dario Argento into a mobster film - stylistic blood everywhere, insane camera work, crazy angles, gorgeous lighting all the while Morricone's score is bouncy all over the place. Sean Connery is brilliant; Kevin Costner plays a badass so well I forgive for him 'The Postman'; and De Niro as the bald-chubby Al Capone is tremendous. This is a film that is the mafia genre and a bit predicable with moral themes that ends up being overwhelmed by DePalma's masterful directing. We need more movies like this. Up there with Kubrick's best work.

Júlio V 23 Oct 2011

Um dos melhores filmes de todos os tempos.

Robert C 16 Jul 2010

"When you got an all-out prizefight, you wait until the fight is over, one guy is left standing. 'N' that's how you know who won"

Nate J 25 Dec 2012

For those of you who liked Scarface - This one was just better. Probaby because of my Chi-town roots...

Jill G 10 Jan 2011

The Accountant vs. The World with the return of the Harmonica The opening credits begin with a fantastic score at the hands of Morricone and the films large ambitions do no let up. There are a series of great set pieces. The bust. The bridge. The baby. The roof chase. The are all memorable. De Palma continues with his love of voyeurism as the police go undercover to catch the bootleggers. The red lights appear to make the concrete bleed when Connery confronts the Chief of Police. Then there is the requisite zinger with the Scarface line replaced with an as memorable knife and gunfight mix. Keven Costner, Sean Connery, Andy Garcia and Robert De Niro are all in their prime. Costner nails the stoic nature of Ness, while De Niro plays Capone as an hilarious caricature. Any of his scene are slid in messily into the central plot is a vignetteâ"like fashion. It is clunky and the female lead is hideously underwritten, but this is forgivable considering her character was never the highlight. The setting is the star of the show and overcomes its shortcomings.