Tom Hardy's crime biopic "Capone" IGN 7 points: A gangster film with a humane portrayal

Today (May 12), the crime biopic "Capone" starring Tom Hardy was released in the United States. IGN gave it a score of 7. IGN said that in this work directed by Josh Trank, which focuses on depicting the gloom of the character and his psychological portrayal, Tom Hardy showed us a unique "Scar Man".

IGN rating: 7 points good

In director Josh Trank's film, which focuses on the character's gloom and psychological portrayal, Tom Hardy shows us a unique "Scar Man".

IGN's overall review:

Director Josh Trank’s small-scale, slightly somber film may not be as revealing of Al Capone’s life as mob-loving fans might think. But for a gangster legend whose notorious exploits have been told countless times, it’s still interesting to see how he’ll be portrayed. Capone seems destined to become a cult film, with its focus on characterization and its physical and mental shock, and Tom Hardy’s performance is top-notch. While it’s hard to say what’s “real” and what’s imagined in this film, Capone is brave enough to depict this oft-photographed character in a new and human way.

Capone trailer:

Other media ratings:

Rotten Tomatoes Rating 50%

iMDb 7.8 points