I thought it was just oke.
What i did like was the main villain,he was pretty fun.
The fight in the beginning and the great acting.
Thats kinda it but i had fun at certain points but allot was just uninteresting.

Gangs of New York
America was born in the streets.
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Release Date
12/14/2002Runtime
168 minsOverview
In 1863, Amsterdam Vallon returns to the Five Points of America to seek vengeance against the psychotic gangland kingpin, Bill the Butcher, who murdered his father years earlier. With an eager pickpocket by his side and a whole new army, Vallon fights his way to seek vengeance on the Butcher and restore peace in the area.

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A bruising, operatic descent into 1860s Manhattan's violent underworld, where personal vengeance becomes tangled with the larger clash of immigrant communities and American identity. Scorsese's meticulous world-building and committed performances make this feel less like a revenge thriller and more like a blood feud that encompasses a whole civilization.
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Leonardo DiCaprio
Amsterdam Vallon

Daniel Day-Lewis
Bill "The Butcher" Cutting

Cameron Diaz
Jenny Everdeane

Jim Broadbent
Boss Tweed

John C. Reilly
Happy Jack

Henry Thomas
Johnny Sirocco

Liam Neeson
"Priest" Vallon

Brendan Gleeson
Walter "Monk" McGinn

Gary Lewis
McGloin

Stephen Graham
Shang

Eddie Marsan
Killoran

Alec McCowen
Reverend Raleigh
Reviews
The sets and costumes are impressive, and Daniel Day Lewis is doing his thing. There was just so much time in between things happening that it wasn't building any momentum.
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