The Alto Knights is its most enjoyable when Levinson is finding wry humour in the rousting of mud-spattered mafiosi at an upstate mob summit interrupted by cops.

More interesting in the context of Robert De Niro’s filmography than it is necessarily as a standalone picture.

I don't know why this movie exists. It breathes no new new life into the mobster movie genre at all and will only serve to remind you of better movies.

Sitting down to watch the movie is like being invited to a dinner where you can order anything on the menu, with so many options that you don’t know where to begin. [Full review in Spanish]