Its a very, very, very ok movie, what you want me to say. Average at best.

@lamareaton God bless you for your impeccable taste! the film's climax shows where some of that $300,000.00 for musical rights went .CREAM's live version of 'Steppin' out' helps electrify the story's ending. it's used as sort of something they're playing on Charlie's car radio. I say that because on the live CREAM II record, Clapton's banter "right you are", is included, and it's in the film. I can't think of any reason why that'd be in the film(being so easy to leave out, as it's not at all part of the music), except that they wanted it to sound like a car radio. this is where we first see how brilliantly Scorsese merged visual w/ audio.

no this movie is extremely underrated

they just got tired .?? tired of fighting about money,,..? fill me in

@@Krugers.Angels apologies i could have worded that better, scorsese quickly explained it in the “breaking down most iconic films” video. when filming the ending, it got to 2am in the morning and they were tired. so they filmed the abrupt ending and just immediately went home. that’s why the ending is the way it is.

clapton a loser

It's my favorite Scorsese film. Maybe not his best, but my favorite.

@@stevennieto9898 if you compare it to The Godfather 1/2 that came out around the same time- Mean Streets give us a view of gang life from the street level, whereas the godfather is very much the top down.

fantastic