A brilliant nightmare and like all nightmares it doesn't tell us half of what we want to know. (Review of Original Release)Read Full Review »
100
Washington Post: Desson Thomson
It hasn't aged so much as triumphantly metastasized. (Review twenty years after release).Read Full Review »
100
Village Voice: Michael Atkinson
You either love it or you love it; in any case, Martin Scorsese's history-making scald is truly a phenomenon from another day and age.Read Full Review »
100
ReelViews: James Berardinelli
One of Scorsese's most influential and disturbing films on the big screen. (Review twenty years after release).Read Full Review »
80
The New York Times: Vincent Canby
Acting of this sort is rare in films. It is a display of talent, which one gets in the theater, as well as a demonstration of behavior, which is what movies usually offer. Were Mr. De Niro less an actor, the character would be a sideshow freak. (Review of Original Release)Read Full Review »
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