Taxi Driver to The Intern: Classic films of Robert De Niro that are must-watch

A Bronx Tale is a coming-of-age crime thriller, which is the story of Calogero, a teenager from the Bronx, who befriends Sonny, a local mobster who initiates him into the gangster ways.

Directed by John Curran, Stone tells the story of a convicted arsonist, who tries to convince his parole officer Jack to an early release.

Directed by Martin Scorsese, The Irishman is an American gangster film, that tells the tale of truck driver Frank Sheeran getting involved with Russell Bufalino and his Pennsylvania crime family.

The Intern is about Ben Whittaker, a 70-year-old widower, who realises that he is not cut out for retirement. He then applies to become a senior intern for a skeptical boss at an online fashion site.

Meet the Parents is a classic comedy that tells the tale of Greg Focker, who decides to spend a weekend with his girlfriend's parents before proposing to her. However, her father instantly dislikes Greg, which makes his stay far worse than he imagined.

Taxi Driver, directed by Martin Scorsese is a psychological thriller, that tells the story of Travis, an ex-marine and Vietnam veteran, who works as a taxi driver in New York City.

Grudge Match is the story of two ageing boxing competitors are coaxed out of retirement to battle against each other in one final bout which is to take place 30 years after their last contest.