The Movie Group Chat: Gangs Of New York
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The Movie Group Chat: Gangs Of New York
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This week, The Movie Group Chat revisits Martin Scorsese’s Gangs of New York.
Justin asks everyone to watch the movie from Bill the Butcher’s perspective, leading to a conversation about whether Daniel Day-Lewis is actually playing two versions of the same man: William Cutting underneath, and the larger-than-life Bill the Butcher persona he presents to the world.
The guys also dig into what the movie says about America — immigration, class, corruption, violence, identity, and Jeremy’s biggest takeaway: progress is ugly.
They debate whether this is some of Scorsese’s best work, where it ranks against Goodfellas, The Departed, Taxi Driver, and The Wolf of Wall Street, whether Leonardo DiCaprio was replaceable in the role of Amsterdam, and why Daniel Day-Lewis towers over nearly everyone around him.
Plus Cameron Diaz, John C. Reilly, Christian Bale as a hypothetical Bill the Butcher, and a lot of terrible impressions.
Where does Gangs of New York rank for you in Scorsese’s filmography?
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