Old time mobsters, who can't spell M-O-B, are brought into the 21st century by Nicky (Danny Provenzano) who wants to skim money out of bank accounts to make a billion or more dollars. The scheme involves off shore accounts, Cuba, Castro, and a host of people we never see. Much of the film is consumed with tough guy talk while sitting around a table. There were many bad plot points. For instance the FBI gets a warrant for arrests, but can't arrest the guys because they are in Miami. Seriously? The mob is shown to be ignorant, as was the FBI. Their interrogation scene was lame. James Caan was wheeled in for a cameo. And BTW, $50 million in $100 dollar bills weighs 1100 pounds. It doesn't get carried around in a briefcase.
The film is stereo-typically entertaining, except the fat Italian is named Wally and not Tony, however there were two guys named Anthony in the film. If you have seen a mafia film, you know what to expect. Easy on the torture. This film is currently available on a Walmart action 10 pack.
Parental Guide: F-bomb. No sex or nudity.
The film is stereo-typically entertaining, except the fat Italian is named Wally and not Tony, however there were two guys named Anthony in the film. If you have seen a mafia film, you know what to expect. Easy on the torture. This film is currently available on a Walmart action 10 pack.
Parental Guide: F-bomb. No sex or nudity.