Rob the Mob
New York crime drama - based on a true story - following a young couple (Michael Pitt, Seven Psychopaths; Nina Arianda, Midnight in Paris) who, after hearing testimony at Mafia boss John Gotti's trial that mob social clubs are gun-free, brazenly rob the underground spots operated by major crime families. Co-stars Andy Garcia and comedian Ray Romano.
- Director:
- Raymond De Felitta ('City Island')
- Writer:
- Jonathan Fernandez
- Cast:
- Michael PittCathy MoriartyRay RomanoAndy GarciaMaria Di AngelisSamira WileyNina AriandaBurt YoungGriffin Dunne
Reviews & comments
Variety
pressDe Felitta's second collaboration with producer-star Andy Garcia is a lively true-crime tale with a sensational turn from Nina Arianda.
Time Out
pressWhat starts as a charming two-hander (with more than a little in common with True Romance) gets lost as the supporting cast multiplies.
The New York Times
pressMr. Pitt is a credible lunkhead, and Ms. Arianda is a delight, dressing Rosie's filthy mouth in the sweetest of smiles. If you were Tommy, you'd want to give her everything, too.
The Dissolve
pressDoesn't ultimately hold together... it isn't for a lack of trying by the performers or the filmmakers.
Los Angeles Times
pressSkims over the lifted-from-the-headlines exploits of an outlaw couple and gleans a humanist drama steeped in sentimentality.
Hollywood Reporter
pressRaymond De Felitta's terrifically entertaining film benefits from a smart screenplay and superb performances.
Variety
pressDe Felitta's second collaboration with producer-star Andy Garcia is a lively true-crime tale with a sensational turn from Nina Arianda.
Time Out
pressWhat starts as a charming two-hander (with more than a little in common with True Romance) gets lost as the supporting cast multiplies.
The New York Times
pressMr. Pitt is a credible lunkhead, and Ms. Arianda is a delight, dressing Rosie's filthy mouth in the sweetest of smiles. If you were Tommy, you'd want to give her everything, too.
The Dissolve
pressDoesn't ultimately hold together... it isn't for a lack of trying by the performers or the filmmakers.
Los Angeles Times
pressSkims over the lifted-from-the-headlines exploits of an outlaw couple and gleans a humanist drama steeped in sentimentality.
Hollywood Reporter
pressRaymond De Felitta's terrifically entertaining film benefits from a smart screenplay and superb performances.
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