The Neighborhood

They say fine wine gets better with age, we'll the same can be said with Frank D'Angelo films. Every film that he produces gets even better the last and The Neighborhood delivers on every cylinder - story, cast, music and creativity. The Neighborhood is raw and edgy which is a typical D'Angelo film style in the way he shoots and frames his characters. The story is authentic and the actors that he's chosen for the main roles to tell his story are heavy weights that deliver knock out punches; Franco Nero (Django Unchained), Giancarlo Giannini (Casino Royale), Burt Young (Rocky), John Savage (The Deer Hunter) and these are just a few. I have seen most of Frank D'Angelo's movies and I am a fan of his style, of movie-making, which is not typical Hollywood. He continues to break the rules which makes his movies so interesting to watch. Like David Lynch, Alfred Hitchcock, Quentin Tarantino, they created masterpieces of art. This is Frank D'Angelo's latest piece of art and I look forward to his next.

I saw this film with my girlfriend in a Vancouver theatre and I have to say we were really impressed. I truly enjoyed this film. It was entertaining, thrilling, exciting, heartfelt and had great relationships between the characters. The film had some similarities to other films in the same genre but it also had that something special, that something extra. I liked the backstory, the younger versions of the characters and how it showed their relationships back when and then into present day. I read about this film after watching it and I can appreciate this Canadian filmmakers approach to film making. His timeline and the story he created - that's impressive and aspiring to me as a fellow Canadian Graduate in Fine Arts and Film Production. The Actor's played their parts with perfect conviction and raw energy. This film had a pretty impressive cast and I think they did the story a great justice. If you get the chance to see this film I think you will find it rather enjoyable and entertained nonetheless.

Not bad, I mean it's not my favorite movie because I'm not a fan of all the violence. I enjoyed the romantic scenes more. However, in my attempt to find something to watch on a Friday night I saw this on my amazon box and kind of just took the risk. It paid off only for the story between Angie and Angie (yes you read right) it was beautiful and classic bad boy wants good girl. But why do all these movies have so much killing? Can't everyone just get a long?

So I saw this At the Bellmore Playhouse In New York And I came on IMDb just to say thank you to Mr.dangelo. This movie is basically made how movies used to be. My favorite part was the music and I actually bought the soundtrack on line because every song was stuck in my head. The man wrote directed produced and acted in this film who does that? well he did and it was fantastic. Please Hollywood start making movies like this again. Im tired of all this commercial superhero super boring stuff that's been coming out. Actually a beautiful film reminded me of Goodfellas and I would watch it again!

Amateur filmaker in a B movie at best. Are the 8, 9 and 10 reviews made by family and friends of the director/project?