maybe it's male humor, I don't know. All I know is that movie made me wince more times than it made me laugh.

Well than,at what times did you laugh?

the part where he says that he doesn't want to have anything to do with anyone who does food preparation (ya know "vinny the baker..."). And the lady, he kept coughing. that's all I can rmeember.

Ah yes the poor old lady who had little hearing in her wrinkled ears.It was so sad when after it was sold we see her wrinkled old face so confused and dazed.

Mafia!, not only is it the wrst mob movie, I think its one of the worst, period.

I am going to have to go for The Sicilian. Not only does Christopher Lambert annoy me to no end..sorry Highlander fans..also..it was one of my favorite childhood movies, so the dissapointment was extreme when I reviewed it again not long ago.

I am also going to have to add Millers Crossing. My friend made me watch it this weekend. I guess since it is a Cohen Brothers movie...the guys that did Raising Arizona...that it was supposed to be good..but I did not think so at all! I had to stop watching it half way through and settle for Billy Madison on cable. Maybe I'm missing something, but I don't think so...

I go with two el-cheapos from the '50s: "Inside the Mafia," with Cameron Mitchell playing a mob boss; and "I, Mobster" with Steve Cochrane (winner of the Elvis Look-Alike and Hair-Grease Contest) as the mob boss. To give you an idea of how campy-bad these flicks were: Robert Strauss plays a Mafia guy in both, and in "Inside the Mafia," he uses karate.

It must be the sicilian.. well its not really a mob movie, but.
I read the book and had really big expections to the movie. Its a discrase to Puzo.

Yeah the book is worlds apart from the film pants