Christopher Gartin,
Greg Lauren,
Tony Lo Bianco,
Beth Fowler,
Frank Pellegrino
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Two Mafia gunmen give new meaning to the phrase "keeping it in the family" in this offbeat comedy. Danny (Christopher Gartin) and Stephen (Greg Lauren) are a pair of mob enforcers who see to it that n... read more
DVD Release Date: October 21, 2003
Stats: 49 reviews
Two gay lovers who work as strong arm men for the mafia is just the tip of the ice berg in this never ending tale of suprises. I really couldnt get into it.
There's no rhythm or style to any of it, just the dismal feeling that the filmmakers have seen La Cage Aux Folles and The Godfather too many times.
An overloaded, slow-moving series of predictable jokes and forced situations. Full Review
First-timer Coury's fast pace can't outrun Joseph Triebwasser's predictable script, saddled with mobster clichés and queer stereotypes. Full Review
Painless, sweet comedy.
You haven't lived until you've seen a bunch of straight goombas taking a crash course in swish history, the better to pose as employees of a catering company. Full Review
Is the movie finding its jokes in subverting the stereotypes or in the stereotypes themselves? Full Review
Makes the clobbering minds behind My Big Fat Greek Wedding seem the apotheosis of subtlety and nuance by comparison. Full Review
A passably entertaining comedy of accretion that doesn't amount to much. Full Review
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