Gangs of New York was Martin Scorsese&#39;s long-awaited passion project. Released in 2002 after a lengthy delay, it was lauded for Daniel Day Lewis&#39; memorable performance but received no major awards and has a strange legacy amongst Scorsese fans. Considering who directed it, who starred in it, and what it was about, many acknowledge that it should have been better. Patrick and Anton debate this film in a battle for who holds sway over the Five Points of Podcasting.
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Have you ever watched a movie you were excited for but felt disappointed in some way? Were you left wondering why it wasn't better? This is the podcast that has the answers! We review films that were highly anticipated, but were for a variety of reasons either disappointing, underachieving, or misunderstood, and ramble about why they weren't better. This is a podcast for film nerds and for anyone who enjoys some lighthearted, semi-serious, in-depth discussion.