Overall, A Bronx Tale is a fine experience of cinema with a wonderful story. Some important events were perhaps too close together but it was still entertaining and quite moving. At two hours long, it consists of a large epic story of a young man trying to make it through a part of New York. The idea of this movie was what made it so intriguing.

He was unimpressive, but effective for a movie that was by no means perfect in the first place. Or the cigar jammed like a weapon in his hand as he portrays Al Capone in, or the smoke in the jaws of a. Who can forget his sadistic Max Cady character in smoking a fat cigar in the middle of a movie theater, cackling away without a care in the world. He plays the father who is concerned with his son's well being and is just your normal flat character. A former cigar smoker, De Niro has appeared on screen puffing away expertly and earnestly. Robert De Niro's character on the other hand, is very bold. I found this to be quite interesting in this type of genre. He is very tough with a community that he loves and basically runs but is also very protective and guiding to many people. Sonny(Palminteri) is the example of a split personality with a criminal. But this is the first one I have seen to actually make him somewhat of a saint.

This is not the first movie I have ever seen to make the gangster out to be a some what nice guy. Faced with racism and a crime-based community, learns his own morals from a strand of tough events. A father(Robert De Niro) who stresses the importance of honest work, teaches his son values in 1960's New York as a distrusting mobster(Chazz Palminteri) also shares his perspective and becomes some what of a father figure to the kid.

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