Once Upon a Time in America [Blu-ray] 1080P and 12 similar items

Once Upon a Time in America (1984) Blu-ray 1080P BD Notice: 1.This is Blu-ray Disc, only can be played on Blu-ray players, Blu-ray drive, or PS3/PS4/PS5 consoles. Does not support DVD or only DVD drives, and does not support car DVD. Please check your player whether can play Blu-ray Disc before purchasing. 2.The cover photo sometimes may be different due to different publishers and countries, but the same content inside. 3.Worldwide Region free. This is a disc version with multiple translated subtitles from China. If you mind this, please do not purchase. 4.If the disc cannot be played, is damaged, or has other issues, please contact me and I will reply within 24 hours. 5.The correct way to take out the disc is press the plastic buckle in the middle of the disc to make it pop up, please do not pry forcefully from the edge of the disc. Starring: Robert De Niro/James Woods/Elizabeth McGovern/Joe Pesci/Bert Young/More .. Type: Plot/Crime Length: 129 minutes Audio: English Subtitles: English/Chinese/and more Synopsis: In 1933, the New York thug Noodles (played by Robert De Niro) was pursued for reporting to Superintendent Harloran (played by Bruce Barrenberg) that he had killed three accomplices. Before fleeing, he opened the suitcase containing the gang fund, only to find newspapers inside. In 1968, Noodles, who had changed their name and surname, received a letter from a Jewish synagogue notifying them to relocate their relatives and friends. Noodles contacted Rabbi and learned that the letter was sent eight months ago, and his three accomplices have been relocated to a luxury cemetery. Noodles returned to New York and sought out his old friend Mo (played by Larry Rapp) to learn about the situation, but found nothing. During casual conversation, Noodles asked about Mo's sister Deborah (played by Elizabeth McGovern) and learned that she had become a celebrity. Originally, the two had a good impression of each other when they were young, but Deborah (played by Jennifer Connelly) had lofty aspirations and was down-to-earth, rationally rejecting the street thug Noodles (played by Scott Tiller). Noodles found a key in the cemetery and used it to open the storage cabinet where the suitcase was kept. This time, the box was filled with hundred yuan bills and a note with the words' advance payment for the next job 'written on it