2006 Directed by Martin Scorsese
To take down South Boston's Irish Mafia, the police send in one of their own to infiltrate the underworld, not realizing the syndicate has done likewise. While an undercover cop curries favor with the mob kingpin, a career criminal rises through the police ranks. But both sides soon discover there's a mole among them.
Leonardo DiCaprio Matt Damon Jack Nicholson Mark Wahlberg Vera Farmiga Martin Sheen Ray Winstone Anthony Anderson Alec Baldwin Kevin Corrigan James Badge Dale David O'Hara Mark Rolston Robert Wahlberg Kristen Dalton Thomas B. Duffy Richard Hughes J.C. MacKenzie Mary Klug Peg Holzemer Robert 'Toshi' Kar Yuen Chan Gurdeep Singh Armen Garo John Cenatiempo Joseph Riccobene Billy Smith Lyman Chen Kevin P. McCarthy Chris Fischer Show All…
G. A. Aguilar Michael Arthur Janet Paparazzo Jodi Michelle Pynn Blaise Corrigan Joseph Zamparelli Lauren Hayward Peewee Piemonte George B. Colucci Jr. Shawnna Thibodeau Chris Cenatiempo
Warner Bros. Pictures Plan B Entertainment Initial Entertainment Group Vertigo Entertainment Media Asia Films
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I’m always a bit nervous talking about my past publicly just because people can have such a weird sense of familiarity but I dunno, fuck it. I’m proud of my work!
So, I was the dialect coach on this movie but ONLY for the word “microprocessors.”
I taught everyone how to say the word microprocessors in the funniest way possible and I did an amazing job.
Didn’t get enough time with Vera, obviously, but the past is the past….
If your thought to this is something along the lines of “that doesn’t make sense” or “weren’t you around 10 at the time of production?” — to you I say, shame. Shame on you. Whatever happened to listening to women’s stories? Christ.
Anyway your prejudices aside, I love this movie, I love rewatching this movie, I love the performances, I love Alec Baldwin hugging a man saying “the patriot act” and I love being from Boston……
this movie wouldn’t be nearly as good if the characters didn’t have flip phones to dramatically shut at the end of each conversation
The five funniest words characters say in a Boston accent in The Departed:
5. DEPAHHTED
4. UHHCAWDINGLY
3. CAWSTELLO
2. CAWNTRAFUCKINBAND
1. MICROPRAWCESSUHHS
me: i only appreciate original innovative filmmaking
martin scorsese: *uses the same rolling stones song he has used in every one of his soundtracks except in this movie he uses it TWICE*
me: talented, brilliant, incredible, amazing, showstopping, spectacular, never the same, totally unique
alec baldwin and mark wahlberg upon reading the script and finding out they'd be saying racial slurs: :D
Great way to end my Scorsese binge!
That final shot is perfect and the whole third act feels tight as hell. The entire film is rich with interesting approaches to the subject matter which is fitting for a plot that grabs your attention within the first 5 minutes. Scorsese is just spitballing here and throwing every idea at the wall, his love for filmmaking shines brighter here than in something like Hugo. Don't know what to add to the table for Damon and Dicaprio although this might be my favorite Leo performance. I loved this and it's definitely a new member of the small list of movies where once the credits roll I'd have no problem running that shit back.
Was thinking of becoming an undercover cop but then I watched The Departed again and it looks so stressful so maybe not
i think we as a community need to come together collectively cast a magic spell that keeps martin scorsese alive forever so he can keep making crime movies
