If this sounds like a story to turn the nuns' heads completely around, don't worry it's ultra "black comedy," equal parts Italian-American gangster satire and laughable domestic shenanigans. If a Frenchman disrespects Americans, he might find his supermarket in flames. The family's love for each other is unconditional and treats challenges with a baseball bat rather than diplomacy. (De Niro as a mobster is the fall's most unimaginative casting but he's funny.) His values are ratting on his fellow Mafiosi to save his legal hide, forcing him to hide with a $20 million reward dogging him. The Giovanni Manzoni/Fred Blake (Robert De Niro) family has a paterfamilias who is a notorious Mafia don in the FBI witness protection plan. All of Kodak Park enjoyed that true color. "Like Al Capone said, asking polite with a gun in your hand is better than asking polite with nothing." Giovanni Family values in The Family are not your father's values unless, like me, your grandfather ran a numbers business in the basement of his barbershop.
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