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User ratings=6,9 / 10 stars.
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Release date=2019.
Directed by=Edward Norton.
star=Gugu Mbatha-Raw

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Just saw Motherless Brooklyn. When this song came up for the second time played live by the band, it felt so right. 50's NYC, Thom Yorke, Wynton and a Miles Davis vibe. What a great combination. Spendid and a great film.
Jimmy really lacks in the listening department.

He should play Paul McCartney in a biopic

Had a feeling it was Thom when I watched the trailer, definitely watching this.
He's amazing in American History X. That movie changed my life and mind.
I am 76 years old. I grew up in Queens during the period of this film. I lived in subsidized housing in Astoria because my dad was a returning navy veteran. My family moved to Jackson Heights, and then to Forest Hills.

As a kid, I swam in the Astoria Pool during the polio epidemics of the 1950s; I swam in the St. George hotel salt water pool in Brooklyn. I lived in the shadow of the Tri-Boro Bridge and the Hell's Gate Bridge (both of them consigned to bit parts in the dialog.

I worked two summers in Robert Moses World's Fair (1964-5. I remember Robert Moses losing his first serious battles to housewives pushing baby carriages in Brooklyn and Shakespeare fans fighting for free Shakespeare in the Park.

This movie shows the essence of the Moses attitudes. but it is not a Robert Moses biopic. It is not an historical document. I have no idea whether there was a sex-based scandal in his life, but I have no doubt Robert Moses believed he was doing necessary things, and that if people were being hurt, it was unavoidable if he was going to accomplish his great works.

It is true that NYC's modern physical configuration has been largely shaped by Robert Moses. I think it will be many years before we know if what he did was good or necessary for the well-being of the people of New York. Ada Louise Huxtable (the architectural critic for the New York Times during the Moses years) was not a big fan of Robert Moses. Jane Jacobs was not a big fan. His mid-60's World's Fair was widely disdained for its non-stop commercialism, and its complete disregard for the possibility of international cultural engagement.

The movie briefly alluded to something that sums up the Robert Moses era (and it is a well known and true storyt. Moses built a truly beautiful sun bathing beach on Long Island called Jones Beach. He also built a network of truly beautiful limited access parkways in the outer boroughs and the inner parts of Long Island. The parkways were built with bridges to carry cross traffic, and these bridges were intentionally built short to block bus traffic between the inner city and the Long Island parks. This was done to satisfy the concerns of Long Islanders that the parks and parkways would invite inner city residents to invade the beaches. The Long Islanders would have fought the parkways and the parks and the beaches if the overpasses were not built this way.

You don't have to a liberal or a conservative to know this story. it sums up Robert Moses theories and strategies of development in New York.

The Moses-designed transportation system is based on privately-owned automobiles replacing light rail, electric buses and mass underground and elevated transit systems. The suburban parks were automobile accessible; the inner city parks were not of grand conception.

Two of the final chapters in Robert Moses declining power were written by the Free Shakespeare festival and the Brooklyn bases "stroller brigade."

Moses even wanted to build a limited access thoroughfare through the middle of Washington Square!

During his remarkable reign, Moses controlled the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority, which, in turn provided the financing that made him the most uncontrollably powerful public person in New York state.

The movie gives us the essence of this man and his time. However, as I was once told in a different connection: this work should not be taken literally, but it should be taken seriously.

As to the movie's other qualities: it is beautifully shot; the script is terrific, the quality of the acting, writing, direction and cinematography are well matched. The backstory and context provide meaningful structure, and the characters are truly interesting.

I suppose you could say it follows in the tradition of Chinatown and LA Confidential- but I don't get why that is a bad thing, since those are two of my favorite movies.

And, in case you haven't got the message: I really enjoy Edward Norton's acting and take on things.

If you got this far: Thanks for listening.

Gene.

I loved the movie and the music was amazing in it.
Cant wait for the movie 🔥🔥🔥 Who is here for the legend Ed Norton.
I posted a comment quite a while ago saying people needed to be original, and stop putting Fight Club on their lists. but after getting it and seeing it not long after, it's now my 2nd fav movie of all time XD 1: Death to Smoochy (2002) 2: Fight Club (1999) 3: Hot Fuzz (2007) 4: Shawshank Redemption (1994) 5: To Kill a Mockingbird (1962.

1. Reservoir Dogs (1992) 2. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) 3. The Blues Brothers (1980) 4. Escape from New York (1981) 5. Death Proof (2007.

I mean hey, Leo can be very unlucky. He froze to death in Titanic He crashed his airplane in The Aviator He destroyed his yacht in Wolf of Wall Street He's only won one Academy Award.
WTF are these movies I swear they purposely pick these movies just to stand out.