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Comment number 1.
At 28th Sep 2008, StefanSmog wrote:I was so excited about this but now my prior nagging fears seem to have been realised. Is there some kind of quality-death-wish that De Niro and Pacino share? Could the whole Hollywood machine not find a screenwriter or director with any idea of how to craft engagement from these two actors? (I'm assuming it was sold as a 'pair them up' vehicle rather than it being an original script)... Maybe the two of them are actually better off staying in our memories of 1970s classics. I'm off to watch Godfather 2, Dog Day Afternoon and Raging Bull to wash out the bad taste in my mouth...
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Comment number 2.
At 19th Oct 2008, bobseses wrote:This is a vehicle for Pacino and De Niro to star in a film without having to do any running around or any action scenes. They seemed so passed it. The scene in the gym was painful to watch.
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