Christopher Mandarano

I wouldn't waste my time if you haven't seen it yet. All those amazing actors. All those creative sets. And in the end, it was just felt poorly executed and somewhat pointless. The children pretending to be adults with their quippy one liners were not funny. The adult characters were uninteresting. The jokes about the Holocaust completely cringe worthy. Weak storyline. I could go on but I think I'll stop thinking about this now.

Absolutely horrifying yet so beautifully told. The inhumanity of the Mafia so poignantly contrasted with the innocence of first love.

What was that even about? Bad acting, meaningless details and not sure what the ending even meant.

I watched the whole thing. At first, seemed to be an intriguing plot setup. But nothing was believable--from geography (they're in the country/small town and then in Jersey City or Hoboken then at a club in Philly all in one day?), the Adams Family house, the old lady who would probably need to be in her 90s(-not 60ish) at least to be a Holocaust survivor, etc. Hey, it was cool to see Frenchy after all these years though!!!