Gangs of New York

In his 2002 review, Jeffery Westhoff praises the movie Gangs of New York by Matrin Scorcesse. Before giving a biography of the film Westhoff begins his review by saying, "both flawed and delayed, Martin Scorcese’s “Gangs of New York” still emerges as his most vital work since (GoodFellas)." After his biography Westhoff ends his review by compairing the film to Michal Moor's "Bowling for Columbine", which shows America as a Violent culture.