Pronto

Synopsis

Pronto is a crime drama film released in 1997 starring Peter Falk as an aging mobster caught in a dangerous web of deception and betrayal. The movie follows Harry Arno, a hustler looking to retire to sunny Florida but finds himself embroiled in a scheme gone wrong. As he navigates the seedy underworld of crime bosses and hitmen, Harry's quick wit and street smarts are put to the ultimate test. With twists and turns at every corner, Pronto is a thrilling ride that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats until the very end.

Cast

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  Peter Falk

  Harry Arno

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  Glenne Headly

  Joyce Patton

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  James Le Gros

  Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens

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  Sergio Castellitto

  Tommy "The Zip" Bucks

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  Glenn Plummer

  Robert Gee

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  Walter Olkewicz

Reviews

Pronto has received mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. While some praise Peter Falk's nuanced performance and the engaging storyline, others find the pacing slow and the character development lacking. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds a 60% audience score, with viewers appreciating the authentic portrayal of organized crime but criticizing the lack of originality. IMDb users rate Pronto at 5.6/10, with some praising the nostalgia of Falk's presence on screen while others feel the movie falls short of its potential. Despite its flaws, Pronto offers a gritty look at the criminal underworld with a captivating performance by the legendary Peter Falk.