The Departed Comments

  • Michele 2022-04-23 07:01:03

    The trilogy was integrated into this film, so it had to be narrated from a single line, and there was no tension in the plot of the Hong Kong version. The character setting is also too simple, full of blood and violence. But this is probably also related to the cultural differences between China and the West. Preconceived notions aside, it's still a pretty good Hollywood...

  • Ulises 2022-04-23 07:01:03

    8 points. Although I saw the original version a few months ago, I watched the Martin version today and it still looks good. There are still so many 60s and 70s rock soundtracks, and there is still that character with a mouthful of...

  • Lenna 2022-04-23 07:01:03

    It's a good adaptation. It combines the three episodes of "Infernal Affairs" into one episode and has its own innovation. It is better than the American version of "Damn", not bad, it is worth...

  • Rosalee 2022-03-24 09:01:06

    Does this prove that the Hong Kong version of Infernal Affairs has finished the best Oscar...

  • May 2022-03-23 09:01:06

    Well, I didn't expect that the remake won the best director and film, and there will be any film nominations in 2006. It's pretty good, but I still think "Infernal Affairs" is better than that. I remember that this year Xiao Lizi was nominated for the male lead of two works and this was one of them. When Jack Nicholson came out, I thought about it for a long time. After reading it, I remembered who it was....

  • Destin 2022-03-23 09:01:06

    How the identity conflics affects IRISH actions, emotions, self-assurance and even...

  • Ericka 2022-03-23 09:01:06

    In fact, the process is quite exciting, but it is always short of manpower. I don’t know how old Martin felt when he didn’t get the Oscar's approval for "Taxi Driver" and "Good Guy", but won the Oscar with such a commercial...

  • Zechariah 2022-03-23 09:01:06

    1. The acting skills of a large number of actors exploded. 2. Substantial plot and careful consideration of details. 3. Watching [the destiny of the individual and his useless struggle] makes the film connect with the tradition of Greek tragedy, which is more shocking than the slightly ridiculous "Infinite...

  • Shanna 2022-03-23 09:01:06

    I have explained all the unreasonable elements in the Hong Kong version, but unfortunately only rewrite the facts, what I need is freehand...

  • Brandy 2022-03-23 09:01:06

    The classic interpretation again, the biggest difference is that the US version of Han Chen is more colorful than the Hong Kong version. More violence and less sensationalism. Martin Sheen's death came bloody and sudden, but it always felt that there was no Hong Kong version of Huang Qiusheng when he...

Extended Reading
  • Linnea 2022-03-19 09:01:02

    Remake of Hong Kong movie "Infernal Affairs"

    Title: in association with asian media group The
    gangster movie set 4'in association with asian media group,
    police and gangsters are a family of exquisite lines. . . "Once it
    gets loaded " (Police and Robbers) What is the difference? 18' The title appeared: the departed

    26' Sell the chips to China...

  • Alysha 2022-04-19 09:01:06

    Movies are also acclimatized

    To be honest, I was quite excited and proud when I heard that Hollywood bought the rights to Infernal Affairs and remade it with a luxurious cast. I really love that Hong Kong version of "Infernal Affairs". This Hong Kong movie's salvation work should be regarded as a milestone. It has accumulated...

The Departed quotes

  • Madolyn: [to Colin] And I thought that I was the liar!

  • Billy Costigan: [to the bartender] Cranberry juice.

    Man Glassed in Bar: It's a natural diuretic. My girlfriend drinks it when she's got her period. What, do you got your period?

    [Billy grabs an empty glass and smashes it onto the man's head. Mr. French grabs Billy throws him against the wall. Billy tries to go towards the man again and French holds him against the wall. Billy pushes French's hands away]

    Billy Costigan: Get your fuckin' hands off me!

    Mr. French: [calmly] Hey, hey, hey... do you know me?

    Billy Costigan: No, no.

    Mr. French: Well, I'm the guy that tells you there are guys you can hit and there's guys you can't. Now, that's not quite a guy you can't hit, but it's almost a guy you can't hit. So I'm gonna make a fuckin' ruling on this right now. You don't fuckin' hit him. You understand?

    Billy Costigan: Yeah, excellent. Fine, fine, fine.

    Mr. French: I fucking know you. I know your family. You make one more drug deal with that idiot fucking cop-magnet of a cousin of yours and I'll forget your grandmother was so nice to me. I'll cut your fucking nuts off. You understand that?

    Billy Costigan: Yeah, yeah, I do.

    Mr. French: What are you drinkin'?

    Billy Costigan: [embarrassed] A cranberry juice.

    Mr. French: What is it, your period?

    [to the bartender]

    Mr. French: Get him a... cranberry juice.

    Mr. French: [to the man] Hey, fuckhead, that's Jackie's nephew.

    Man Glassed in Bar: Oh.

    Mr. French: What? "Oh" fuckin' what?

    [punches the man four times in the face]

    Mr. French: Get the fuck outta here.