Members of law enforcement officials in Brooklyn, Gino Felino, is playing with son Tony when he receives a bad news from a phone call. His best friend is Bobby Lupo dead because he was shot. Lupo's killer seems to be no one other than drug trafficking bosses
13 August 1929, Georgia, USA
19 January 1957, Victoria, Texas, USA
2 August 1978, Abilene, Texas, USA
28 June 1948, Memphis, Tennessee, USA
November 19, 1950 in Houston, Texas, USA
28 February 1976, Cherry Hill, New Jersey, USA
8 April 1955, Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany
22 January 1972, The Bronx, New York City, New York, USA
9 November 1946, San Antonio, Texas, USA
15 September 1954, Lubbock, Texas, USA
20 July 1948, Alexandria, Louisiana, USA
24 November 1973, Groves, Texas, USA
18 September 1962, Dallas, Texas, USA
7 August 1970, Radford, Virginia, USA
31 May 1976, Castleknock, Dublin, Ireland
February 28, 1967 in Canton, Ohio, USA
11 November 1981, Jefferson County, Texas, USA
13 February 1963, Snyder, Texas, USA
6 July 1983, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
June 16, 2013
Let's cast a lot of cute boys as the James/Younger gang. In between hold-ups, they can bicker about who's the cutest and, oh yeah, they can take their shirts off a lot.
August 22, 2001
The bizarre result of another in a long line of westerns tailored for rising actors, who no one really takes seriously in such projects.
August 21, 2001
The movie's presumption of ignorance on the audience's part is monumental.
October 16, 2002
For the most part it's First Knight Way Out West all the way.
August 20, 2001
The blandification of the puppy-stud Western reaches its nadir.
August 01, 2003
...instantly forgettable.
June 20, 2002
Setting new standards in historical inaccuracy.
December 18, 2003
Never mind that it's already been done before and better; it's never been done this pretty.
December 21, 2010
Silly western revisits Jesse James.
February 26, 2002
At its best, American Outlaws is absurd; at its worst, it's tedious and laughable.
August 31, 2001
A big yawn that only reminds us why movie westerns are six feet under and not likely to make a comeback.
August 20, 2001
Picture 1860s Missouri as Ft. Lauderdale during Spring Break and you've got the idea.
