Chicago Overcoat

2009
R
1h 34min

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5,9/10

1,3 k

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Armand Assante, Kathrine Narducci, Mike Starr, and Frank Vincent in Chicago Overcoat (2009)

The fates of an aging hitman and a washed up detective become entwined when one last job leads to one last chance to settle an old score.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe fates of an aging hitman and a washed up detective become entwined when one last job leads to one last chance to settle an old score.The fates of an aging hitman and a washed up detective become entwined when one last job leads to one last chance to settle an old score.The fates of an aging hitman and a washed up detective become entwined when one last job leads to one last chance to settle an old score.

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5,9/10

1,3 k

MA NOTE

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Récompenses
- 2 victoires et 5 nominations au total

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Anecdotes
Armand Assante and Frank Vincent appeared in the TV movie Gotti. Also, Mike Starr and Frank Vincent appeared in Goodfellas, though unlike this film they don't share scenes in Goodfellas.

Gaffes
Lou is ambushed by rival gangsters. He backs up his car crashing against theirs at little more than walking speed. All gangsters get instantly knocked unconscious to offer no resistance for Lou to spray them with a Tommy gun.

Citations
Lou Marazano: Fuck that, I'm goin' to Vegas.

Bandes originales
You're Sweet, You're Mine
(Live)
Written by Kimberly Gordon and Demos Petropoulos
Performed by Kimberly Gordon Organ Trio
Courtesy of KMP Productions

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7/10

An underrated mafia story

While this story isn't breaking any new ground, it is something of a surprise. The writing feels adequate and nothing seems awkward in the telling of this mediocre screenplay, but it is definitely Frank Vincent who carries this movie on his back. Frank plays Lou Marazano, an aging enforcer for a Chicago crime family who finds himself needing to help his divorced daughter and grandson. To help them out, he takes on a few important contracts which the head of the family, Lorenzo Galante (played by Armand Assante) puts on 3 persons who have first hand knowledge of his past crimes. If this knowledge gets in the hands of the Feds, Galante would go away for a long time.

The cast does an amazing job and the direction pulls things together nicely. Everything considered, the performances make this run of the mill story engaging and dramatic.

If you are like me and enjoy mafia stories, you will probably like this. If not, you will probably find this movie mundane.