Getting Gotti

Synopsis

In the 1994 movie 'Getting Gotti', Lorraine Bracco portrays Diane Giacalone, an Assistant U.S. Attorney determined to bring down the notorious mob boss John Gotti, played by Anthony John Denison. As the story unfolds, viewers are taken on a gripping journey through the intricate cat-and-mouse game between law enforcement and the influential head of the Gambino crime family. Through a series of high-stakes investigations and legal battles, Giacalone fights tirelessly to see justice served and Gotti taken down. The film delves into the complexities of organized crime, power dynamics, and the unwavering pursuit of truth and righteousness in the face of adversity.

Cast

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  Lorraine Bracco

  Diane Giacalone

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  Tony Denison

  John Gotti

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  Kathleen Laskey

  Cassie

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  August Schellenberg

  Willie Boy Johnson

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  Kenneth Welsh

  Bennett

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  Jeremy Ratchford

  Harvey Sanders

Reviews

While 'Getting Gotti' may not reach cinematic excellence, it manages to deliver a compelling narrative that keeps viewers engaged. Critics appreciate Lorraine Bracco's strong performance as the tenacious prosecutor Diane Giacalone, bringing depth to the character's determination and moral compass. The film effectively captures the tension and intricacies of the battle between law enforcement and the mob, offering an intriguing glimpse into the world of organized crime. Despite some pacing issues and clichés, the movie succeeds in creating a tense atmosphere and showcasing the complexities of taking down a powerful criminal figure. Although not without flaws, 'Getting Gotti' provides an engaging viewing experience that sheds light on the pursuit of justice in the face of formidable adversaries. Rotten Tomatoes: 50%, IMDb: 5.0/10, Metacritic: 55%