I loved it. a bittersweet swan song for Scorcese and friends.
I was in awe of how assured Scorcese direction is. Sure, there are some technical flaws, like some of the Cgi on De Niro, you can see that's an old man in relatively young pair of shooes, but that was not such an issue for me. It's (often) a very intimate story about ( mostly) aging people. Yes, it "remix" some of the Scorcese movies, but It's about (also) quieter moment, the silence, the loneliness... Scorcese and crew give it all in a subtle, nuanced approach, where actors and their performances take front and center...they give all wonderful performances, but Pesci is a stand out, with an unexpected performance, more restrained, with much power and humanity underneath. Pacino is there is there in all in his glory. Theatrical, provocative, funny, with a lot of dignity... and touching. So he doesn't reinvent himself, but that's one of his finest performances. So De Niro often complement their performances, he is a joy to follow anyways. I especially liked his silent moment, very haunted, and especially with Anna Paquin ( very good to with what she has to do) i see it like a beautiful good bye to some great friends. they will leave an unforgettable mark on cinema ( hoping that we will see other wonderful performances and film from them ahaha

) Bravo
