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In Prohibition-era Chicago, federal agent Eliot Ness assembles a small, incorruptible team to bring down notorious mob boss Al Capone. Ness and his "Untouchables" face a brutal and corrupt system, relying on intelligence, bravery, and a shared sense of justice to combat Capone's empire of illegal liquor and violence. The film chronicles their dangerous and often deadly pursuit of Capone, culminating in a dramatic courtroom showdown.

The Untouchables was a critical and commercial success, praised for its stylish direction, strong performances, and thrilling action sequences. Critics lauded Brian De Palma's visual flair and David Mamet's sharp dialogue, while the cast, particularly Sean Connery who won an Oscar, received widespread acclaim. Audiences responded positively to the film's classic gangster narrative and its heroic portrayal of lawmen fighting against overwhelming odds.

• Visually stunning and exceptionally well-acted, anchored by a memorable performance from Sean Connery.
• A stylish and exciting take on the classic Prohibition-era gangster film.
• David Mamet's sharp, witty dialogue elevates the narrative and characters.

Google audience: Audiences generally praise "The Untouchables" for its thrilling action, compelling story, and the standout performances, especially from Sean Connery and Robert De Niro. Many viewers appreciate the film's classic gangster feel and its satisfying depiction of justice prevailing over corruption.

Won 1 Academy Award (Best Supporting Actor for Sean Connery) out of 2 nominations. Also received nominations for Best Cinematography and Best Art Direction.

During the famous "training scene" where Ness's team learns to shoot, Kevin Costner's character, Eliot Ness, is the only one who doesn't know how to properly handle a firearm, reflecting his character's initial lack of experience in dealing with such violent crime.