Oscar-winning writer/director Alfonso Cuaron delivers what may be his most personal film to date. It’s heavy and impressively cast and everything you’d expect a Scorsese passion-project to be. The film charts the pair’s partnership over the years while injecting some historical milestones for context. Pacino plays notorious Teamster Jimmy Hoffa, a man who frequently found himself on the wrong side of the law and the criminals he worked with. De Niro plays Frank Sheeran a World War II vet who finds work as a hitman for the mob. Robert De Niro and Al Pacino team up (again) for this crime drama based on actual events. Martin Scorsese delivers another cinematic triumph, this time for Netflix and with the help of some familiar faces. It’s a gritty, unapologetic tale of a forgotten America brought to life by some brilliant performances and an impressive script from Taylor Sheridan.Īdd To Netflix Queue The Irishman (2019) Netflix Bridges is the aging sheriff tasked with bringing them to justice, but his job is made harder by the locals, who have no love for the bank chain the boys are stealing from. Pine plays Toby, a down-on-his-luck father struggling to live right under mountains of inherited debt while Foster plays Tanner, his ex-con brother who has a wild streak that often endangers the two men on their jobs. Violence and yes, plenty of blood, follow.Īdd To Netflix Queue Hell or High Water (2016) LionsgateĬhris Pine, Ben Foster, and Jeff Bridges star in this neo-Western crime thriller about a pair of brothers, who go on a bank-robbing spree to save their family’s ranch. When he hits oil in California, he wages a war with a local preacher and his family who stand in the way of Daniel’s progress. Daniel Plainview is a shrewd, callous businessman who adopts the orphaned son of a dead employee to make himself look more appealing to investors. Daniel Day-Lewis stars in this gritty, Oscar-winning drama from Paul Thomas Anderson playing a turn-of-the-century prospector, who risks his faith and his family for oil.
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