Recently watched this, I thought it was pretty good. What do you guys think?

Watch what?

Rob the Movie, the new movie about Tommy and Rosie Uva who robbed a number of Gambino and Bonanno social clubs in the 90s.

I just bought it on amazon instant video. It looks real good I like it so far. I would have loved to invest in it.

I liked it, don't get me wrong, but Ray Romano kinda ruined the movie. However, it was good to see Michael Rispoli
(Jackie Aprile SR from the Sopranos) in the film.

Really looking forward to catching this one. Seems to be getting decent reviews though I rarely go by those anyway.

I love Ray Romano. As a comedian and comic actor. But what is it with these guys that they feel they have to prove themselves as dramatic actors? The 200 million he made off his show isn't enough?

Re the Uvas: Those two deserved exactly what they got. Shame on the filmmakers for making them look like a couple of fun loving kids who got in over their heads.

Completely agree on the Uvas, they made them out to look way to sweet and romantic in the movie. I thought Andy Garcia's character was pretty good in it too, but again they made him look to noble and nice, not to mention the beard.

Is that how they are portrayed in this movie PB? In that case I maybe more annoyed by the movie than entertained. They knew full well what they were doing and the consequence of what could, probably would and did come with their actions. What do you guys think would happen to these two if they pulled this stunt in the present time. I understand it might be a hard question to answer considering that card games at the social clubs and social clubs in general aren't operating the way they were then or even exist in the numbers they did.

In all fairness, I haven't seen it. But that's what the trailer implies. Ray Romano as a New York reporter saying shit like "we have to help these kids get out of the country."

Fucking shameful.

Think i need to check this one out..

Well, even back then guys got away with ripping off card games more than once. I hate to use fictional media as an example, but "The Sopranos" had it right with the story line about Tony and Jackie ripping off Feech's card game when they were kids.

I clearly remember the punk sons of a local wiseguy ripping off a connected game in Morris Park and getting away with it after a sitdown or two. But in other cases, I'm sure there's more than one person pushing up daisies for similar actions.

Like it or not, the punishment would depend on who you are and who you're with. And the Uvas were fucking nobodies who got high and watched "Bonnie and Clyde" one too many times.

Just finished it while Nigeria is playing Iran. I hope they both lose.

Good movie it had a happy ending

You known what really stood out in my mind. They lived right near an elevated subway train.

When you live in a place like that you stop hearing the train after a while. Let's say your watching TV and the train passes all you notice is the sound gets lower on the Tv until the train passes.

Enjoyed it. Strangely 'feelgood' somehow.

The beard thats what i thought, against the rules no..

Urban legend. If it was ever truly a rule, it was only enforced selectively.

Is that movie on Netflix?

No it isn't but if you have amazon instant video it's not on prime, but you had buy instantly for 12 dollars

cool film some parts are funny defanilty worth a watch, agree on the beard BTW lol

Just finished watching it a few minutes ago. A shit movie in my opinion.



My exact thought after watching the movie. I didn't care much for the fictional crime family/character names either. Hard to figure out who is suppose to be who when trying to piece together the people involved. Blah. One viewing for me and that's it but hey, everyone's a critic.

Dont like it very much,actually at all..the worst of mafia related movies...and the name they gave the social clubs are just comic...joseph corrao s club was named waikiki club in the movie.hehege...abd the don who is played by andy garcia is talking about meat all the time...whats that about????i cant belive that you guys acctually liked the movie

yeah, The mortadela scene. Garcia's character is constantly referring to arancini in nearly every scene he is in.

Tommy Uva was darker skinned and Rosemarie was a brunette so the casters got together and said "Hey, lets cast this fair skinned kid as the role of Tommy and this blonde broad as Rosemarie!"

In my opinion, if youre going to do a movie based on a true story than use as little fiction as possible.

I say the movie is based on a true story, sure..very, very loosely based on a true story. Garbage.

You are 100% wright..garbage.i recomend pusher movie,the trilogy..its danish crime/gangster movie...not bad,just watched it last night..

Wasn't the greatest acting ever , agree on Garcia boring character all round , we're the Riceballs really nesscerary ? Thought it had the right ending though that scene was filmed nicely

I found it difficult to like most of the characters. If this was supposed to be a "Robin Hood" type of story then they missed the target. I was hoping that Michael Pitt would get killed after the first 30 minutes. Didn't like him in Funny Games - that was GOOD casting as the audience was supposed to hate those two yuppie sociopaths but this didn't work. Another poor casting choice was Yul Vasquez as Vinny Gorgeous - I was waiting for him to say "We are taking the armoire and that is that!" Rispoli was the stand out in this film also Cathy Moriarty and Griffin Dunne good. Aida Turturro was completely cut out of the film but it didn't really matter as her story did not add much. Overall I wasn't impressed - with Rispoli, Garcia, Moriarty, Pastore, Young and even Romano and Whalley it could have been better. A well written script and a little more effort in casting certain roles would have made this a mediocre mob film as it is it's a "one and done" for me.

What was with the flashbacks Michael Pitt would get was it the mob beating on his father or extorting him? It seemed he had a lot hatred towards the guys.. I wonder if he went the extra step to humiliate them. Made them strip down is one thing to steal there cash but tell a guy to hump another guy I would guess that was added in for comedy it wasn't like the movie was based on the DeClavacante Family.

I thought Andy Garcia was loosely based off big paul. Remember how Big Paul ran all the chicken n even the kosher chicken in NYC according to the one bio pic they did on him.

Even though Paul was long dead by the film's time period, he's as good a guess as any, considering that this stupid movie is about as factual as Jurassic Park .