Stream The Departed Movie Online Streaming No Downloading and paying anything. The Departed is Drama,Action & Adventure,Mystery & Suspense Movie and released on Oct 6, 2006 Wide on Theatres. Now, You able to stream this leaked Drama,Action & Adventure,Mystery & Suspense movie streaming free in HD within . Legendary director Martin Scorsese takes the helm for this tale of questionable loyalties and blurring identities set in the South Boston organized crime scene and inspired by the wildly popular 2002 Hong Kong crime film Infernal Affairs. As the police force attempts to reign in the increasingly powerful Irish mafia, authorities are faced with the prospect of sending in an undercover agent or seeing their already frail grip on the criminal underworld slip even further. Billy Costigan (Leonardo DiCaprio) is a young cop looking to make a name for himself in the world of law enforcement. Collin Sullivan (Matt Damon) is a street-smart criminal who has successfully infiltrated the police department with the sole intention of reporting their every move to ruthless syndicate head Frank Costello (Jack Nicholson). When Costigan is assigned the task of working his way into Costello's tightly guarded inner circle, Sullivan is faced with the responsibility of rooting out the informer before things get out of hand. With the stakes constantly rising and time quickly running out for the undercover cop and his criminal counterpart, each man must work feverishly to reveal his counterpart before his identity is exposed by the other. Martin Sheen, Alec Baldwin, and Ray Winstone co-star, and writer William Monahan adapts a screenplay originally penned by Alan Mak and Felix Chong. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi .If You Like this movie you can streaming The Departed movie No downloading HERE This movie directed by Martin Scorsese and writed by William Monahan,Siu Fai Mak,Felix Chong
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Leonardo DiCaprio,Matt Damon,Jack Nicholson,Mark Wahlberg,Martin Sheen,Ray Winstone,Vera Farmiga,Anthony Anderson,Alec Baldwin,James Badge Dale,David O'Hara,J.C. MacKenzie,Mark Rolston,Kevin Corrigan,Gerard McSorleyRating & Critics From Visitor For The Departed User Rating The Departed Movie : 4.1
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All Critical Rating For The Departed Movie : 8.2
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Genres The Departed Movie : Drama,Action & Adventure,Mystery & Suspense
The Departed Movie Review
[A] very entertaining, densely layered, just-short-of-fabulous melodrama.Richard Corliss-TIME Magazine
What makes this a Scorsese film, and not merely a retread, is the director's use of actors, locations and energy, and its buried theme. I am fond of saying that a movie is not about what it's about; it's about how it's about it.
Roger Ebert-Chicago Sun-Times
You'll have to go back to GoodFellas to find a Marty movie this fun, this enamored of language, of ethnic slurs, of "Gimme Shelter," of explosive violence. Scorsese's return to form is the year's most dynamic film. Really, how could it not be?
Joshua Rothkopf-Time Out New York
The Departed has enough tension to keep you engrossed, and enough color for ten crime pictures. Scorsese obviously adores his expensive, expansive ensemble.
David Edelstein-New York Magazine
Is Scorsese desperate? This screenplay has the scent of it, as if he is scraping for material to feed his basic filmic interests.
Stanley Kauffmann-The New Republic
[A] glorious mess of a movie.
Peter Howell-Toronto Star
This is Scorsese's Serpico, his French Connection, his Heat, and he brings the same eye for anthropological detail to the boys in blue as he does to his beloved wiseguys.
-Total Film
An expertly-crafted genre thriller which stands a chance at becoming one of his biggest box office hits yet.
Mike Goodridge-Screen International
Urban film making at its best, The Departed is a brutally violent, beautifully crafted, and incredibly well acted piece of film making that will leave you reeling.
Matthew Pejkovic-Matt's Movie Reviews
The film is superbly shot, and the rapid-fire editing and shaky camera fit the constant flux that the main characters find themselves in time and again.
Gabe Leibowitz-Film and Felt
You must understand farce before you can understand tragedy, and Scorsese understands both
Fernando F. Croce-CinePassion
Much splat, little art
S. James Wegg-JWR
Scorsese isn't about plots; he's about people, places, and times, and until he departs from that, this film is a return to genius.
Peter Keough-Boston Phoenix
One of the year's very best and most exciting films.
Brian Marder-Hollywood.com
Great acting aside, this film's greatest accomplishment comes from its director, whose style is remarkable and whose vision is always innovative.
Brian Gibson-Film School Rejects
Scorsese has made an incredible cover version of the original, imbued with every ounce of his artistic personality transforming it into something both familiar and new.
Brian Holcomb-Beyond Hollywood
The Departed heralds Martin Scorsese's return to the top of his game and simultaneously secures for the film a place in the pantheon of the very best of American crime cinema. Welcome back to Scorsese's mean streets.
Brandon Fibbs-BrandonFibbs.com
The story rattles along at such a lick there's little time to ponder the plot holes -- no mean feat in a film of this length and with so many fine actors competing for our attention.
Neil Smith-Film4
... a fantastically entertaining crime thriller, crackling with energy from beginning to end. ... But Nicholson's outrageous over-acting becomes a distraction.
Jeffrey Overstreet-Looking Closer
Scorsese revisits old territory in The Departed, and he doesn't do anything he hasn't done brilliantly several times before.
Rob Gonsalves-eFilmCritic.com
Scorsese is clearly a master filmmaker but in my opinion, he's only phoning it in here. THE DEPARTED is a matter of been there, done that. Second tier Scorsese is still good, it just doesn't rank up there with his best work.
Ted Murphy-Murphy's Movie Reviews
Probably the director's most taut piece of storytelling since Goodfellas.
Joe Lozito-Big Picture Big Sound
Sometimes accused of failing to harness the kinetic energy that abounds in his films, Martin Scorsese has done such a fine job of balancing the heat and the cold here.
Brian Webster-Apollo Guide
The Departed doesn't improve in any way on Infernal Affairs, which served up a return to stylish Hong Kong action.
Beth Accomando-KPBS.org
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