Sylvester Stallone,
Ornella Muti,
Peter Riegert,
Tim Curry,
Marisa Tomei
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Sylvester Stallone gives comedy another try in this farce set in the 1930s. Angelo "Snaps" Provelone (Stallone) is the wealthy and powerful head of the Chicago mob, but his ailing father (Kirk Douglas... read more
Directed by: John Landis
Release Date: April 26, 1991
DVD Release Date: May 6, 2003
Stats: 912 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (912)
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December 27, 2010
People tend to run this down, for good reason, but I always found it kind of charming - even if it isn't perfect.
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April 4, 2010
Hey...he's the Italian Stallion. The movie started out relly boring...but then the plot started getting complicated...and that was fun...the movie has a couple of fun jokes but it barey qualifies as a comedy...still fun though
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March 1, 2009
Re-rated from 4 to 4 1/2
"I got it! You daughter's not your daughter, and the cash that used to be the jewels is now your underwear!" ... read more- Connie (Chazz Palminteri)
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November 15, 2008
Probably the most guiltiest of pleasures. Other than the pre-credits scene (which had me worried this was going to suck as bad as 'Stop or My Mom Will Shoot') this stage-like film is consistently funny with likeable characters and a hilariously convoluted plot.
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December 10, 2006
Sylvester Stallone's surprisingly good as the gangster trying to go straight, but despite the odd wonderful laugh, it's ultimately disappointing.
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June 13, 2010
Although this film is well written, it feels like it wants to be a musical or a theatrical piece. As a film comedy, every single joke falls flat on it's face in the worst way possible. So much so that you start to wonder if it's actually trying to be unfunny. Can't believe this i... read more
Critic Reviews
Bad idea badly executed.
This is why Stallone gave up on comedy.
Only occasionally flirts with the breathless lunacy of well-conceived farce - and there are huge, painful gaps in between the few worthwhile gags. Full Review
The charm of this film lay in the talents of the supporting characters.
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