The Irishman (2019) – Official Thread

[Paul Sheehan]

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This marks the first time that this quintessential New York filmmaker has landed the coveted slot at his hometown festival.

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[Chimichanggas Joined: Dec 13th, 2017 Topics: 34 Posts: 2491 View Predictions]

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God, I’m excited af

De Niro and Pacino and Scorsese should win their respective awards.

[Dan Jo Joined: Aug 16th, 2017 Topics: 6 Posts: 762 View Predictions]

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Just saw the trailer in facebook. I thought it was amazing. I’m kinda excited. I have a feeling that this Oscar season is really competitive. Good, high-quality movies are coming out.

[JackO Joined: Jun 2nd, 2011 Topics: 12 Posts: 4889 View Predictions]

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Across the board HYPE

[Pollo crudo Joined: Dec 3rd, 2013 Topics: 4 Posts: 382 View Predictions]

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I’m shocked there aren’t more posts in this thread after the trailer’s release.
The Irishman is absolutely winning best cinematography. It’s shot by Rodrigo Prieto: 5 Mexican cinematographer winners in 7 years?

[Potatohead Joined: Apr 6th, 2019 Topics: 1 Posts: 333 View Predictions]

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That cinematography is just jaw droppingly gorgeous, Netflix may just snatch the Oscar again.

[vinny Joined: May 20th, 2011 Topics: 13 Posts: 71350 View Predictions]

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YES! Pesci for Oscar #2 please!

[Eddy Q Joined: Oct 13th, 2012 Topics: 22 Posts: 3827 View Predictions]

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Pollo crudo wrote:

I’m shocked there aren’t more posts in this thread after the trailer’s release.
The Irishman is absolutely winning best cinematography. It’s shot by Rodrigo Prieto: 5 Mexican cinematographer winners in 7 years?

Based on trailers alone I think there are a number of films that may be likelier to win that particular award than The Irishman.

[Pollo crudo Joined: Dec 3rd, 2013 Topics: 4 Posts: 382 View Predictions]

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Eddy Q wrote:

Based on trailers alone I think there are a number of films that may be likelier to win that particular award than The Irishman.

Okay, would you mind listing them?

[Eddy Q Joined: Oct 13th, 2012 Topics: 22 Posts: 3827 View Predictions]

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Pollo crudo wrote:

Okay, would you mind listing them?

Sure; 1917 or Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (disclaimer: I actually haven’t seen this yet as it doesn’t come to UK till later this month). Also The Goldfinch, The Lighthouse and even The Painted Bird (b/w Interslavic film competing in Venice) are possibilities depending on how much traction they gain. With The Irishman, I’m reminded of GoodFellas which had great cinematography by the previously nominated Michael Ballhaus but still missed that category, though I don’t presume to know anything yet.