Being a big Johnny Depp fan, I didn’t want to see Black Mass. I didn’t like the way he looked with the receding hairline and slicked back hairdo, nor did I want to see him as a villain. Of course that’s ridiculous because Johnny Depp is an excellent actor who can play many different genres. Black Mass is a long, long, way from Captain Jack Sparrow or Edward Scissorhands. Not a hint of Johnny Depp’s brand of silliness is anywhere to be found in Black Mass. This is not Depp’s first go round as a mobster type character (Public Enemies & Donnie Brasco) to name a couple. Black Mass is a true story about James “Whitey” Bulger, (Johnny Depp) a small time gangster who reined on the South side of Boston in the 1970s . Bulger controlled an Irish-American gang called the Winter Hill Gang along with his right…
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I didn’t expect too much from this sequel however, I was pleasantly surprised. Writer Jim Dashner has a fantastic imagination and is a great story teller. It can’t be easy to keep an audience entertained these days. Between the special effects, plots, interest and relevance, critics can be hard on a film. In this second sequel, I loved the additional cast and the continual story. We were not spared any emotions and all ends were neatly tied.
