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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A 1990 gangster film, directed by the legendary Abel Ferrara. The film stars Christopher Walken, "Larry" Fishburne and Victor Argo, and features (in the first major screen roles for each) David Caruso and Wesley Snipes. Though initially panned by critics for its enthusiastic use of violent and sexual images and its "glorification" of criminal activity, the film carved out a niche audience among fans of gangster movies and rap, and is today considered a classic example of 1990s crime cinema. |
