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Scorsese returns to the world of Mafia movies with a stunner. Starring his old pals Robert De Niro, in one of his all-time performances, and Joe Pesci (along with first-timer Al Pacino). Scorsese crafts one of his best films that is absolutely worth 3.5 hours of your time. By covering decades of Frank Sheeran's life, we a more expansive and layered portrait that we rarely get in Mafia Movies.

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Mafia movies fall under the broader category of crime movies. Now it's time to rank the entire crime movie genre. We've got epic films from Quentin Tarantino, Michael Mann, Guy Ritchie, Martin Scorsese, and every other director who has dabbled in crime.

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