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John Gotti rises to the top of the New York underworld to become the boss of the Gambino crime family. His life takes a tumultuous turn as he faces tragedy, multiple trials and a prison sentence.
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Directed by Kevin Connolly
John TravoltaJohn Gotti
Spencer Rocco LofrancoJohn A. ‘'Junior' Gotti
Kelly PrestonVictoria Gotti
Pruitt Taylor VinceAngelo Ruggiero
William DeMeoSammy ‘The Bull’ Gravano
Leo RossiBobby Boriello
Chris KersonWilfred 'Willie Boy' Johnson
Stacy KeachNeil DellacroceAshley Drew FisherVickie
Jordan TrovillionAngel
Nik PajicPeter Gotti
Chris MulkeyFrank DeCiccoVideos
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CinemaSerfNov 24, 2022
Based on the story as told by the younger John A. Gotti in his book, this tells the tale of his legendary father's gangland exploits as he worked his way up from New York's poverty row to head up the Gambino crime family and become one of the city's wealthiest and most influential citizens. The opening scenario depicts the original John Gotti (John Travolta) doing a piece to camera about the delights of New York, and sadly that sets the tone for the rest of this rather weak b… Read more
iopic. The timelines are all over the place, and the historical nature of the man's life robs the film of any jeopardy. Travolta is nowhere near his best and though quite hunky, Spencer Lofranco (John Jnr.) looks like he accidentally strayed from the adjacent “Waltons" set next door. For a mobster movie, it is remarkably un-menacing, wordy and sterile with a distinct lack of oomph from a supporting cast that really just looked like they were there for the payday. This is really rather poor and tells us precious little about what made this man tick but might have done wonders for polo-neck sales.
GenerationofSwineJan 12, 2023
It's kind of all over the place. Only occasionally are you sure what year it is, only occasionally do you become familiar with a character. Even his son Frankie s accident plays out like a footnote. And that's what this is, a lot of footnotes pushed together with no context to really strung them together. It's a mess.