Two men driving
in an old Italian road in a luxurious black SUV. The oldest one, who is
driving, stops the SUV and tells the other passenger to throw the basket full
of peaches, received by an old woman, on the grass, "Do not you
realize how bad they smell?" Tells the oldest one to the young man, who
throws it away a little skeptically.
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Showing posts with label Gangster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gangster. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Thursday, August 2, 2012
Lilyhammer
Lilyhammer is the story of Frank Tagliano, a New York mobster who is sent to Norway
after testifying against his former colleagues and who needs to adapt to the lifestyle
of this country. Tagliano is played by actor Steve Van Zandt, known for his
role in “The Sopranos” and for belonging to Bruce Springsteen's band.
Saturday, June 23, 2012
Goodfellas
This film has already gone down in film history as one of the best on the mafia. However, it is
worth it to make it clear that it is not a saga-like “The Godfather”, nor an epic representation-like “Once Upon a Time in
America”. It is a story of rise and fall: a chronicle of a soldier destined
to be destroyed.
Monday, June 4, 2012
The Godfather
This is a
story about tradition, heritage, and the strength of the family. This is a
story about ties of honor, loyalty to one's word and respect for the elders. In turn, this is also a story about a criminal clan, of reasons that depend on
the caliber of a weapon, of blood washed at the point of revenge.
Between
honor and death this story is debated. At the same time, it is the chronicle
of a family throughout the twentieth century, an epic saga covered with glory
as much as of ambition and evil. It is the story of the Corleone family, in the
Italian-American mafia film ever made.
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