Sentences with phrase «of mafioso»

Mafia 3 has one of the best soundtracks in any game ever and is good in brief stabs, but it's difficult to recommend when its rays of mafioso sunshine are buried beneath poor mission design, repetitive action and forgettable bloat.

Here at the bottom, however, I had to make a case for Chris Penn's portrayal of a mafioso daddy's boy, an intriguing role that could even be construed as farce.

I'm only 15 and I am so tired with Mario I love the game but its the same exact story line that is only adding new power ups an characters and they switch around the bosses.If they want to make someone like Luigi or all of mafioso friends get captured by some new villain.If the next Mario game has princess peach getting herself draped by bossed again I will destroy my nintendo consels

Mafia 3 has one of the best soundtracks in any game ever and is good in brief stabs, but it's difficult to recommend when its rays of mafioso sunshine are buried beneath poor mission design, repetitive action and forgettable bloat.

In the version according to Mandelson, sometimes in his own words, and sometimes in words he attributes to Tony Blair or other members of the cabinet, Gordon Brown was «impossible», «nightmarish», «mad, bad, dangerous and beyond hope of redemption», «brutal», «back - stabbing» and «like something out of the mafioso».

Since the early Nineties, southern regions in Italy have experienced chronic issues of illegal disposal of urban waste, mainly due to easy access to uncultivated land, presence of caves and sovereignty of mafiosi — to use a general definition that encompasses mafia, camorra, «ndrangheta and other networks.

All parties are out to get the circus star, including a mad hunters and a group of mafiosos looking to score by putting the pachyderm on ice.

Not exact matches

On Trump as president: «Trump stands for a form of government that is a dictatorship or mafioso state.

It seems that, for some Catholic senators, a proclamation in praise of ethnic Mafiosi would be more palatable than one seeking to de-fund Planned Parenthood.

These fictional mafiosi looked like real people, capable of fear, anger, and sadism.

As the movie plods on, the jokes start to fall flat... Worst of all is a centerpiece scene, when Ben has to pretend to be a mafioso (but sounds more like a cross between Martin and Lewis), when Crystal is so unfunny that you almost feel sorry for him.

Against Driver are Jewish mafiosi Bernie (Albert Brooks) and Nino (Ron Perlman); in Driver's corner is mechanic Shannon (Bryan Cranston), who has a plugger's dream of buying a stock car with dirty money and having Driver drive them both to some kind of glory.

Weaving through the jubilant masses, Hoyte van Hoytema's dust - veiled camera alights on Bond in masked skeleton costume, luring a local bombshell («Miss Bala's» Stephanie Sigman) back to his hotel room before the quickest of quick changes finds him suited, booted and planting a hit on venal Italian mafioso Sciarra (Alessandro Cremona) from the rooftop.

Shadowy, underdeveloped mafioso shout sinister proclamations across steak dinners, shots are fired and heads are smashed into cow shit, all in the name of making larger product to compete with «the Hormonic States of America.»

Michael Atwood (Chiwetel Ejiofor) is in it deep as he has had a child with Irina's sister (Gal Gadot), and Irina won't let him see the money or his kid until he and his cronies have recovered crucial government documents regarding the status of Irina's mafioso hubby.

It picks up the story of Al Pacino's (now aging) mafioso Michael Corleone, but received mix reviews in comparison to the first two «Godfather» films.

Heavily reminiscent of The Godfather — though even more daringly stylised — it's a reconstruction of the events of 11 September 1931 (later dubbed «Night of the Sicilian Vespers») when 40 leading Mafiosi were murdered, clearing the way for Luciano to become «boss of bosses».

Cinematographer Dick Pope (Naked, Mr. Turner) lenses with an intense yet subdued color palette, and combined with first - rate production design from Tom Conroy (Breakfast on Pluto) make London's East End in the Swinging Sixties crackle and spark, but nothing can call away attention from Hardy, who carries the film with his alternately unhinged and equitable representation of selfsame mafiosos.

one - upmanship between Tony and Omar (F. Murray Abraham), Tony telling a little kid on the beach to watch as the mafioso's friend Manny (Steven Bauer) gets slapped by a girl, and Tony wearing Elvira's sun hat (leading to a burst of laughter from Pfeiffer).

When he's strutting and strolling around the office, or virtually floating to heaven as a cluster of agents sit in a conference room listening to a mafioso incriminate himself, or speaking in a treble accent that exists in Boston but that I've never heard in a movie because the degree of difficulty is high, it's like he's inventing some new kind of machismo.

An out - of - sorts Anthony Quinn, in the Slater movie, is a mafioso with a gentle peasant stupidity.

A beautifully and brilliantly bizarre, near - silent cartoon from France, «The Triplets of Belleville» is a surreal wonder revolving around a back - of - the - pack Tour de France biker who is kidnapped by a midget mafioso's morphed - together henchmen to...

He tracks Cathy's whereabouts and becomes convinced that she's sleeping with local mafioso Salvy Batts (Frank Vincent) and members of his crew.

Fellow contributor Nelson Ireson went more esoteric, saying, «The blue - white - and - brogue interior of our example feels equal parts Russian mafioso and Peer of the Realm.»

It sounds terrific, suiting the menacing, mafioso character of the Tahoe with a mighty V8 bellow that's very rewarding from the captain's chair — though if we're honest, it seems the sort of racket that might become rather wearisome if you're in any other seat.

In order to understand Lazarus Averbuch, Brik and his friend Rora — who overflows with stories of his life as a Sarajevo war photographer — retrace Lazarus's path backwards across Eastern Europe, through a history of pogroms and poverty, and through a present - day of cheap mafiosi and cheaper prostitutes.

Clete comes to New Iberia for a visit and is quickly drawn into the struggle between the various forces of evil in the town, including Jimmy Dean Styles, a black man intent on maintaining his empire of corruption; Joe Zeroski, a trailer park mafioso with palatial aspirations — and of course, Legion Guidry, the devil incarnate, in whom Robicheaux finds himself facing a challenge and an enemy unlike any he has ever known.

The snippets of dialogue repeat less often than you'd imagine and are wittily scripted; Slimes have a range of goo - related puns, while Platypunk's «voice» is that of a Brooklyn mafioso, making constant references to The Family.

- Classic action adventure arcade style with original twists -9 unique crew members - pirates, footballers, mafiosos, cyborgs, and even the mother of dragons!

Take control of anything and everything in order to become New Bordeaux's underworld mafioso.

Ever thought about playing as a stereotypical Italian - American mafioso mowing down zombies and nazis with a bucketload of bullets in a cartoonish manner?

Rules and regulations must be twisted, bent and if necessary broken / flouted in acts of mass civil disobedience if we are to neutralise the stranglehold of the Greenhouse Mafiosi (energy market plutocrats / financiers).»

According to The Urban Dictionary it's an old saying from the Mafiosi in Sicily: «The best payback is the one that comes with planning, and that brings the most horrendous pain to your enemies when they are not expecting and are just enjoying the fruits of all the dishonor they brought upon you.