Rishi Kapoor isn't happy with Martin Scorsese's 'The Irishman'; fans disagree

Rishi Kapoor took to his Twitter handle to review Martin Scorsese's film ' Irishman' starring Robert De Niro, Al Paci and Joe Pesci. ' Irishman' which is a three-and-half-hour film didn't quite impress Rishi Kapoor. actor called film 'boring' and 'painfully slow'. He concluded by saying that epic crime drama was a 'let down'.

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Netizens didn't agree with Rishi Kapoor and dropped comments saying: "Please sir. Didn't expect this from you. I agree it's slow but re something called storytelling. I agree people in this fast paced don't have patience to watch 3.5 hour movie but few who are patient, will definitely enjoy masterpiece. #Irishman". or user said, "I think quite opposite. It is a masterwork without any doubt. A brilliant film, may be little long but time just passes. What a treat."

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Rishi Kapoor who recently returned to country after prolonged treatment in New York was last seen in film, 'Jhootha Kahin Ka' on July 19. It was Rishi Kapoor's comeback to big screens after Kapoor & sons, that released in 2017. Meanwhile, Rishi Kapoor also me his Netflix debut with film, Rajma Chawal.  actor will next be seen in a spine-chilling thriller, Body opposite Emraan Hashmi. trailer of film was released just a few days back, and response has been immense as netizens have pegged it as quite a mystery. 

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Review: Scorsese’s ‘ Irishman’ is mature and melancholy

runtime is most boring aspect of Martin Scorsese’s ” Irishman ” to dwell on. “ Irishman” is much more than just ar mob story after all. It’s also story of a filmmaker in late sts of his career reconciling with one aspect of his life’s work. “Silence” was that for his religion-med films. But “ Irishman” is more effective and clear-eyed attempt — t to mention more accessible to audiences than a tale about 17th-century Portuguese Missionaries.

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Paci doesn’t make his entrance into film for quite some time, but his arrival and gravitas gives film a jolt exactly when it’s needed. It’s almost needless to say that seeing him and De Niro toger again is a special delight.  actors, director and script never get lost in plot — this is rare film that makes you feel as though life is really happening around mafia machinations, of which re are plenty.

(WITH INPUTS FROM AP)