Robert De Niro Videos

Several months ago while Quentin Tarantino promoted Inglourious Basterds, he mentioned that he might only make a few more films before he retires because, as he said, he didn't want to make "old man" movies. If anyone is unclear as to precisely what an "old man" movie is, they need look no further than Everybody's Fine, Robert De Niro's latest film, about a father trying to reconnect with his adult children after the death of his wife. De Niro, once an indisputable fount of actorly integrity and hard work, has in recent years played a series of characters that either demanded little of his oft-discussed commitment, or exploited his persona as an intimidating figure both on and off screen. And while the character he plays here indicates a return to the kind of character work that made him a screen icon, there's no denying that the film itself is the cinematic equivalent of career achievement award, which is why Everybody's Fine is well-done and effective but too treacly to be truly powerful.Filed under: Other Festivals, MiramaxContinue reading AFI Fest Review: Everybody's Fine Permalink | Email this | Comments

Stars from both sides of the Atlantic came together as legends Robert De Niro, Kirk Douglas and newcomer Emily Blunt were honored at the LA BAFTA Awards. Emily talks about the honor and her engagement to THE OFFICE star John Krasinski.

Every few years, it seems necessary in the course of critiquing home video releases to clarify and designate the difference between all of those terms that distributors and producers come up with to describe films that arrive in stores in a version other than their theatrical iteration. For example, "unrated" no longer simply means that a film is too bawdy or offensive to garner a proper MPAA rating; rather, in many cases it means that the studio re-inserted footage, and didn't bother to screen it for the ratings board at all. "Director's cuts," meanwhile, sometimes really reflect the original vision of a filmmaker for his movie, and sometimes just qualify as an alternate version that was supervised or approved by the director. And most importantly, none of these changes are an automatic indication that the film will be superior to the one that you saw in theaters, even if there's a little more gore or nudity or (God forbid) character development. Ironically, the new Blu-ray for Heat carries no such designation - to anyone buying it, this is the same film they saw in theaters and on standard-definition DVD. However, at the top of the list of the disc's special features, the topline attraction is "new content changes supervised by director Michael Mann." Even for someone who's seen more than his share of extended, alternate, unrated and director's cuts, this was particularly intriguing, which is why Heat is the subject of this week's "Making The (Up) Grade."Filed under: Warner Brothers, Fandom, Home EntertainmentContinue reading Making The (Up) Grade: Heat Permalink | Email this | Comments

Ronin series page at Hulu.comWhen an international team of former Cold War intelligence adversaries meet in a warehouse, their adventure of friendship, intrigue and betrayal has just begun.Author: hulu Tags: violence convoy macguffin arms deal imposter blood car chase France gang citroen surgery death deception mercenary sniper seine American French automatic weapon carousel warehouse terrorism pistol blood splatter terrorist group Irish Republican Army machine gun murder bazooka car crash Sinn Fein betrayal merry go round British CIA agent neo noir slit throat pub russian police rogue agent rocket launcher Robert De Niro case Irish shootout bar Uzi German assassinatino Nice France mercedes benz samurai KGB Arles suitcase double cross honor assault rifle subway Posted: 03 November 2009 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 1

EVERYBODY'S FINE, a remake of Giuseppe Tornatore's Stanno Tutti Bene, follows a widower (De Niro) who embarks on an impromptu road trip to reconnect with each of his grown children only to discover that their lives are far from picture perfect. Ranked 3.50 / 5 | 4 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (02:31) Submitted By: videodetective Tags: Movie Trailers Movie Trailer EVERYBODY'S FINE Drew Barrymore Robert De Niro Kate Beckinsale Sam Rockwell Kirk Jones Drama Miramax Flims Categories: Entertainment

sex scene with uma thurman and robert de niro, CH productions! Ranked 4.67 / 5 | 257794 views | 4 comments Click here to watch the video (00:17) Submitted By: thom1987 Tags: Uma Thurman Sex Scenes Mad Dogs Glory Robert De Niro Celebrities Movie Beds Controversial Titles Categories: Other

The casting twists and turns of the Marvel Universe are nearly as interesting as the movies themselves -- ok, not quite, but you have to let me run with a little hyperbole. The casting for Kenneth Branagh's Thor has been top notch so far, but the latest casting rumors might just take the film into the realm of unbelievable. According to Ain't It Cool News, German actor Matthias Schweigh fer revealed in German GQ that not only was he up for a role in Thor, but that Jude Law and Robert DeNiro were part of the cast. Obviously, this is coming from a magazine and through a bit of translation, so we'll have to see if its officially confirmed. But running on the big assumption that this is a done deal, Thor has managed to land the biggest and most illustrious cast of Marvel yet -- and after Iron Man 1 and 2, that's saying a lot. But who on earth could they be playing? I had Stellan Skarsgard pegged as Odin, but could it actually be DeNiro? Law actually fits the profile of a few Asgardians. I could easily see him as Balder, half brother of Thor. As for Schweighofer, there's a dozen Asgardians I could see him as. I can't wait to see the pieces come together on this intruging rumor. Permalink | Email this | Comments

The adventures of Papo and Franky. Papo goes inside to find out what's going on with Eddie but runs into someone else.

It's vital to stay informed and engaged in the political process, but it can also feel like you're fighting a beast you have no hope of overcoming. So becoming jaded and disconnected is an understandable response. Sandy Cioffi is a documentary filmmaker, whose latest film is Sweet Crude. She also teaches filmmaking and video production at Seattle Central Community College. And she gets that urge to detach, but she recently rewatched three movies that she thinks can give us fresh ways to engage with the beast of politics. She talked with KUOW's Jeannie Yandel about those movies.

I've made this Tribute for my absolutely Favorit movie of all Times, Sergio Leones Masterpiece "Once Upon a Time in America", with James Woods and Superstar Robert De Niro.Hope, you enjoy it to looking the video how i've enjoyd to making it;-)

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This is my Tribute to Martin Scorseses classic from the 70's "Taxi Driver", with Jodie Foster, Harvey Keitel, Cybill Shepherd and Superstar Robert De Niro.

This is my Tribute to my absolutely favorit Actors, 3:Joe Pesci, 2:Al Pacino and my personally Nr.1:Robert De Niro;-)

Here's my Tribute to the Trio Robert De Niro, Ray Liotta and Joe Pesci, the only true Goodfellas from New York;-)

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