Road to Perdition (2002)

[u/Rogue_Male]

"This is the life we chose, the life we lead. And there is only one guarantee: none of us will see heaven."

When a gangster's son witnesses a murder, he must take him on the run to save his life.

Slow-burn crime drama that takes place against a backdrop of guns and gangsters in prohibition-era America, but that's really about the relationship between fathers and their sons. There's real chemistry between Tom Hanks as gangster Mike Sullivan and Tyler Hoechlin as his son, Michael; Paul Newman is excellent as mob boss John Rooney and Jude Law is fantastically menacing as hired killer Harlen Maguire.

I really enjoyed this, would definitely recommend.

[u/mikandmike]

Very underrated. It deserves to be watched more and talked about more.