Mean Streets
Summary:
"You don't make up for your sins in church; you do it in the streets; you do it at home. The rest is bulls--t, and you know it." Returning to the autobiographical milieu of his 1968 debut Who's That Knocking at My Door? for his third feature, Martin Scorsese examined the daily struggles of a wannabe hood to keep his morals straight on the streets of Little Italy. Driven equally by ... Full Summary >>
Cast:
Robert De Niro - (Johnny Boy)
Harvey Keitel - (Charlie)
David Proval - (Tony)
Amy Robinson - (Teresa)
Richard Romanus - (Michael)
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Review:
Mean Streets was not Martin Scorsese's first film, but it was the first one that really mattered, an alternately troubling and exhilarating look at one man's obsessions and at a subculture that other movies rarely examine beneath the surface. Scorsese's fascination with sin, redemption, guilt, and crime first bore real fruit in Mean Streets... Continue >>
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