Donnie Brasco

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When the channel has decided to turn your cable or satellite, remember this golden rule: Always go with Johnny Depp. If Johnny Depp is on, the probability that the film is good is quite high. The probability that Depp will provide excellent performance is almost guaranteed. Depp has played in many movies throughout the years and has played several different roles. In Hollywood today, it is difficult not to get type cast, but Depp has been avoided. Some of his best performances came in the form of an authority figure, as a cop or FBI and the CIA. In these roles, he is able to combine his prodigious dramatic acting ability, with his goofball charm to create a friendly, yet intense authority figure who demands respect and is willing to go through shady ways to get it. "Donnie Brasco" and "Once Upon a Time in Mexico" as two best performances of Depp role of the police.

"Donnie Brasco" is the true story of federal agent Donald Brasco, who was sent to infiltrate the Mafia secrets. After several years of infiltrating the Mafia, he begins to lose his first ideas of good and evil and his double life starts to become real life. After some time, Brasco, to be held at all hours of the night and he seldom even pass the night in his house. This greatly affects his family life that he and his wife, played with gusto by Anne Heche, are struggling to stay together. However, he refuses to leave the crowd because of the strong connections and the attachment he has with other members, especially "Lefty", played by Al Pacino's incredible. Depp turns in a fantastic performance as Donnie Brasco and does a great job of representing the gap between the undercover work and the reality that slowly tears him apart. This film is definitely in the category must see as far as Johnny Depp will film.

While overall, "Once Upon a Time in Mexico" is not too great of a movie, Johnny Depp turns in a fantastic performance as the curve, shady CIA agent, Sands. It provides a shady, charismatic, likeable, but that always seems to be in control even after he withdrew his eyes by his enemies. However, the rest of the film is simply devoid of conflict and is simply nothing other than a rebuilt, reconditioned, worse version of its predecessor "Desperado". It is the promise in this film. He has a good story and quite a good cast, but it just was not delivered in the best possible way. However, in measuring performance Depp go, it's near the top of the list, especially if you are focused on the role of detective.

"Donnie Brasco" is a fantastic drama that is a must, especially if you like many other movies like "Goodfellas". It provides a robust dialogue bounded by realistic goals and structure of the narrative. In addition, Depp does a great job showing the conflict Brasco must have suffered while working undercover in the Mafia. On the other hand, you will probably be disappointed by "Once Upon a Time in Mexico". However, if you plan to relax before your cable or satellite, the two films that are more entertaining.