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These are just a few of the things that say 1930's. Award winning director Brad Armstrong gives us a tantalizing, sensual and erotic glimpse of this time gone by. Anal, three-ways, orgies, you name it, they're all here. Take a trip down memory lane with this all-star cast and get off like never before!
A veteran mobster, facing his own mortality, decides to orchestrate one last, major score. As he gathers his aging crew, old rivalries and new threats emerge, testing their loyalty and their ability to pull off the ambitious heist. The film explores themes of legacy, betrayal, and the twilight of a criminal career.
Mobster's Ball received a mixed to negative reception from critics, who often cited its predictable plot and uneven pacing. While some performances, particularly from the veteran cast, were noted as highlights, the film generally failed to distinguish itself within the crowded gangster genre.
The film suffers from a tired storyline that offers little originality.
Performances by the seasoned cast provide some moments of interest.
Pacing issues and a lack of compelling character development detract from the overall experience.
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Despite its title and cast, the film was not particularly successful or critically acclaimed, making it a lesser-known entry in the gangster film subgenre.
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Brad Armstrong's visually appealing and sexually charged **_Mobster's Ball_** is a strong contender for 2007's best all-sex flick. Mixing beautiful women with the 1920's theme of gangsters and guns, Mobster's Ball is, if you'll pardon the p...