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Real Gangsters (2013) is a English movie. Frank D'Angelo has directed this movie. Paul Amato,Steven Bauer,Jason Blicker,Frank A. Caruso are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2013. Real Gangsters (2013) is considered one of the best Crime,Drama,Mystery,Thriller movie in India and around the world.
Real Gangsters tells the story of the Lo Giacamo family, one of the most successful crime syndicates in New York City. Run by cousins Vincent Lo Giacamo (Nick Mancuso) and Jack Lo Giacamo (Frank D'Angelo) Real Gangsters shows how these two men maintain control of their dangerous extended family and volatile business ventures by very different means. Vincent is the politician, the man who always has a plan to help keep the peace, find common ground, bind blood and commerce and grow the family into a billion dollar empire. Jack is the muscle, the hot head, ruthless and uncompromising he lives in the moment and executes his actions based on how he feels. Unfortunately for these two men, these two philosophies don't always work together. Jack enforces his code of duty and honor with a brutal finality that sometimes destroys Vincent's creative scheming. Jack also finds himself unexpectedly protecting the underdogs in his neighborhood that sometimes creates more trouble for him than it's ...
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The Spinal Tap of mobster movies
I'm not sure if I should rate it a 1 or 10. No cliché is left unturned in this Mobomentary. Falls into the "It's so bad, it's really good" category , with the potential to reach cult status.The movie contains a "who's who" of acting talent many of whom are rarely seen these days.Nick Mancuso provides many moments of legit quality acting which both elevates and draws a sharp contrast to the otherwise "over the top" or high school level acting otherwise provided.It truly is difficult at times to not imagine a number of the actors are simply friends or family members of Mr DeAngelo, who does everything in this film, but cater the cast and crew.....he may actually do that too.Margot Kidder brought a passion to the screen that screams a bright future in maniacal horror films, she was that good and twisted.Film could have benefited from less of Frank's greatest hits and more atmospheric music to create tension and drama , but my feeling is this was both a budget and ego decision.What more can be said about REAL GANGSTERS , I could watch it over and over, but probably not for the same entertainment experience Mr D had in mind, which is part of which propels this film into the stratosphere.
Good Fellas part 19 performed by porn actors
your friend in 8th grade that never uses swear words-one day the levee breaks and the next 72 hours all you hear is the word EFF. he uses it in place of commas and most other punctuation. he uses it in place of most vowels and consonants. it sounds wrong. his use of language has suddenly become a not-yet-broken-in hiking boot. the main character in this movie IS your friend from 8th grade. he now says EFF more than he did in 8th grade. nothing within this movie could be mistaken for engaging/compelling apart from that- remember how the Blair Witch Project took shaky-home-movie cinematography and made it all not horrible? or tried to? well buckle up for this roller coaster. because its the Blair witch film crew shooting a your local community theater's performance of GoodFellas by porn acting standards this thing is a masterpiece this piece of gum ran out of flavor in 2007 with the sopranos give it a rest, man
Great Mob film!
I finally watched real gangsters on Saturday night because it was on City TV. I heard so much about this movie so I really wanted to watch it. Very realistic, not too much violence but lots of swearing, and mature content, certainly not a movie you want to watch with your kids. I liked it a lot, and if you like gangster or mob films, you are going to like this film. The scenarios are real, the acting superb, I especially liked Nick Mancuso and Frank D'Angelo, they really portrayed fantastic characters. And it was great to see some actors that I have not seen in a long time like John Savage, Steven Bauer, Margot Kidder and Robert Loggia, all had wonderful roles. It's a simple story but it keeps you on the edge of your seat all the time. It's certainly a movie I'll watch again and again.
Highly recommend about this film
I watched Real Gangsters yesterday and really liked it. I must add that the reason for me watching this movie was D'Angelo new movie - Big Fat Stone that I have watched the night before... I liked this movie a lot, it wasn't the typical mob movie but I enjoyed it. I enjoyed the plot and the intensity of the scenes. I loved the chemistry of the entire cast (much like Big Fat Stone) and I loved the music very very much. I would have liked the film to be longer and I wish it had a different ending but overall I enjoyed it very much. To sum up - I highly recommend you to watch this film, as far as I know it is available on Rogers on Demand so if you have no plans for tonight you may consider this movie
Great Gangster Flick
This is a terrific movie by a brilliantly gifted actor, writer and director, Frank D'Angelo. The acting is superb by all that do their parts. It does have its flaws, but not many. It is enthralling to watch, especially D'Angelo's acting - he's just a huge bad-ass in the extreme, but totally captivating to watch. However, the movie could have been so much better if there had been sharper plotting with twists and turns. There is one scene in the movie that is hugely influenced by Pulp Fiction (and a steal from Tarantino's writing) - you'll know it when you see it. This could have been one of the best gangster movies ever if it had shifted up gears another level. It's no Goodfellas or The Godfather, though it is most definitely worth watching for D'Angelo's acting alone. I'd say he's every bit as good as Joe Pesci in the acting stakes and every bit as psychopathic. Brilliant movie. Go see.