It's a good film, with some major issues. The biggest one for me was de-aging and the
uncanny valley regarding De Niro.
The de-aging tech worked well for faces (De Niro's was the worst, as his face weirdly almost glowed at times, but still wasn't bad).... but De Niro looked like a 70 year old man with a young face. Old man posture, hunched shoulders, a little stooped, slow movement. The couple scenes of his time in the army, and then when he was a young truck driver, and then a
young father beating up the grocer. It just looked silly. He moved like an old fogey. Maybe if I hadn't seen De Niro in his younger days, I wouldn't find it to be so out-of-place, but if you have seen De Niro as Travis Bickle, Jake LaMotta, Mike Vronsky, Johnny Boy, Jimmy the Gent, Sam Rothstein, etc... and remember how physically imposing he was, remember his presence, it just feels strange seeing him supposed to be a war veteran in his 30s-40s for a decent portion of the film, and have none of presence.