The Departed Resources

Don't worry, this isn't the official website for everybody who's ever died. Though there are a lot of people who die in this flick…

Because who doesn't want to hear MovieWeb's take on things?

Yup, follow this link if you want to check out The Departed's official Facebook page.

This is the place to go if you want to see the source material for The Departed.

The Guardian sits down with Martin Scorsese and asks him all about what it was like to make The Departed—and to work with Leonardo DiCaprio for like the dozenth-or-so time.

Check out this link to see why RogerEbert.com gave The Departed the highest possible rating of four stars.

This old review predicts that The Departed won't win Martin Scorsese any Oscars, because it's simply "too good." Well, the Oscars would go on to show this reviewer a thing or to, since The Departed would end up winning four of those bad boys.

Check out the trailer that audiences would have seen back in 2006.

Here's five minutes of pure acting glory between Leonardo DiCaprio and Vera Farmiga in the psychologist's office. Sit back and enjoy the mixed emotions.

Yeah. Go Sergeant Dignam.

You might as well consider this song from The Dropkick Murphys to be the theme song to this movie.

This great tune is one that composer Howard Shore wrote especially for this movie, and it does a great job of conveying a sense of what the movie's all about.

Want to hear one of the saddest melodies ever? Then check this out.

It's about time Billy found out that there are some guys you hit and some guys you don't hit.

Apparently he doesn't, Frank. But that's okay, because he will soon enough.

It's Dignam time.