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The Alto Knights begins with a bang in 1957: Frank, the big boss of the Luciano crime family, is shot in the lobby of his New York apartment building.Frank survives and knows immediately that it ...

'The Alto Knights' is a mob movie through and through with all the prerequisite clichés, but that’s all they are that this point: clichés that remind you of much better movies aka the glory days.

The Alto Knights will be available to buy or rent on digital platforms on Friday, April 11. You’ll be able to buy and rent digitally on Amazon Prime , Apple TV , Fandango At Home , and more.

"The Alto Knights" makes much of the fact that Vito and Frank were friends as boys, growing up on mean streets that prepped them to make their bones in the organization of Charles "Lucky" Luciano.

If The Alto Knights follows a similar release pattern, you may see the movie on digital around early April 2025, and streaming on Max around late May or early June 2025. But that’s pure speculation.

“The Alto Knights,” Barry Levinson’s new film, is an interesting but somewhat flat depiction of the intertwined lives of real-life New York gangsters Vito Genovese and Frank Costello.

In Taxi Driver, Robert De Niro famously asked his reflection, “You talkin’ to me?”, and in The Alto Knights, he is, playing two separate mob bosses who repeatedly engage in gimmicky ...

Nicholas Pileggi and Barry Levinson team up for a classic gangster tale in "The Alto Knights," but even double De Niro can't make it work. Review.