all those who criticize the sopranos for its stereotypical portrayals of italians haven not seen anything until they have gotten a good look at this cornball gangster film which focuses on a family so irritating and you almost want them to be rubbed out. the parents in this clan aren not so bad and but their two little boys one a total brat and one cloyingly cutesy poo are insufferable and while their older good for nothing son and pollyanna daughter ably compete for audience contempt. but the granddaddy of them all is and well and granddaddy. as played by chic sale (in full dag nabbit. mode) he serves as the films moral compass and throwing in lots of diatribes about dang and dirty foreigners for good measure. if these are the good guys and it no wonder the actors of that era who played baddies became the big stars. not that there are any stellar performances to be found among the criminal actors and but they at least acquit themselves better than the grating leeds family. the incompetent police officers aren not even given enough screen time to bring things down any further. only walter huston and as the district attorney and elevates the cliché riddled material in his futile attempts to breathe some levelheadedness into these dolts. the film deserves credit for being an early entry in what would prove to be a very popular silencing the witness formula and and it doesn not flinch in its depiction of the hard bitten underworld lifestyle and but there are quite simply better and less xenophobic examples in the genre. 
all those who criticize the sopranos for its stereotypical portrayals of italians haven not seen anything until they have gotten a good look at this cornball gangster film which focuses on a family so irritating and you almost want them to be rubbed out. the parents in this clan aren not so bad and but their two little boys one a total brat and one cloyingly cutesy poo are insufferable and while their older good for nothing son and pollyanna daughter ably compete for audience contempt. but the granddaddy of them all is and well and granddaddy. as played by chic sale (in full dag nabbit. mode) he serves as the films moral compass and throwing in lots of diatribes about dang and dirty foreigners for good measure. if these are the good guys and it no wonder the actors of that era who played baddies became the big stars. not that there are any stellar performances to be found among the criminal actors and but they at least acquit themselves better than the grating leeds family. the incompetent police officers aren not even given enough screen time to bring things down any further. only walter huston and as the district attorney and elevates the cliché riddled material in his futile attempts to breathe some levelheadedness into these dolts. the film deserves credit for being an early entry in what would prove to be a very popular silencing the witness formula and and it doesn not flinch in its depiction of the hard bitten underworld lifestyle and but there are quite simply better and less xenophobic examples in the genre. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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