Villains - Tony Camonte (#47); Top Ten - Gangster (#6)
This is the 1932 film, not the 1983 version starring Al Pacino (and probably laden with f-bombs). This version was good - your typical 1930s gangster movie. Personally, I like it better without all the swearing and violence.
The movie, however, was pulled from theaters quickly after it's release (supposedly because it encouraged gangster behavior, although I think it's more likely because it boldly stated that the government was just standing back allowing it to happen). It's only recently been re-released.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n__zOO9AEa8
5 comments:
that's a lovely clip. :)
and i'm sure this movie did encourage gangster behavior.
they never would have been gangstery if they hadn't seen it.
and i figured you'd like the clip. you should be so entertaining.
maybe that should be my dream
it should
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