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I would agree that Jude Law's character went after Sullivan strictly for revenge, based on what was shown in the film. However, even though Al Capone is never seen (he's on the cutting room floor as played by Anthony LaPaglia), he still calls the shots. From what I've read about Capone, he never...

"Yeah, I thought about that and came to the conclusion that the Mendes consciously made the decision to use the boy's narration. Maybe, he thought using the boy's voice would be more effective to the movie audience." I agree with your assessment and with Mendes' decision - it is more...

A somber but satisfying film, with a humorless performance from Hanks, in the mode of Al Pacino's in Godfather II. I didn't think Jude Law's character or performance was anything special. Spoiler: Did anyone else find it odd that the narration at the end of the film by was spoken by...