The movie for History buffs and or Scorsese enthusiasts, gather around! Join in a tour of the blood-soaked New York City of 1846 with “Gangs of New York,” featuring Leonardo Dicaprio, Daniel Day-Lewis, Cameron Diaz, and Liam Neeson in the brilliant film directed by the outstanding Martin Scorsese.
Escape of Nostalgia
Even though “Gangs of New York” isn’t a typical movie in this genre, it still offers a true-to-life depiction of the problems that existed right at the beginning of the 19th century. Department ha hast throw you into the middle of the Five points New York, and the place that was home to a growing numbers of immigrants and cause racial tension. The tale traces the adventures of Amsterdam Vallon (DiCaprio), a character who decides to take revenge for his father’s murder inflicted by Bill the Butcher (Day-Lewis), a brutal and harsh pirate. Martin Neeson acts as the prominent person of the opposing company run by Irish, in his character of Father Vallon. Make yourselves ready for a crazy roller-coaster with plenty of action, drama and some accurate history.Isn’t it the case that the action, the drama and the real history are combined to (re)discover on Arte the 22nd April of next year?
Vengeance and Romance Collide In ”Gangs of New York”
Sixteen years after his father’s death, Amsterdam returns to New York with one goal: pulled Bill the butter out of the heat. Well, the guy keeps his distance, but he can become pretty involved in the love story between Jenny (Diaz), a birth-gifted pickpocket with an inscrutable past, and him. Can Amsterdam navigate between the journey of his desire for retribution and the discovery of his newly found passion?
This Venue a Must for Vistors Who Do A History Buff.
Do you fancy historical dramas and is it possible for you to watch gore (for its realism during that period of time)? Then “Gangs of New York” is just right for you. The film sheds light on a rarely explored period: 19th century New York that are my native area, where gangs break the laws and political clashes rage. Backed by a well-paced script of Quentin Tarantino, the morbid Daniel Day-Lewis performance as Bill the Butcher shines, and even gets him a BAFTA for the Best Actor.
A Scorsese Masterpiece
The film “Gangs of New York” is a brilliant historical epic that perfectly conveys its dimensionality and leaves no doubt that it was directed by Martin Scorsese. Together with very powerful scenes, especially these of Mr. Day-Lewis, this film will show you the dirty and undistorted image of the politics in New York, that year. This movie with the same title certainly ought to be seen by all of the fans of the director Laurence Scorsese and devotees of this historical age.
