1 cousin knows the other is trouble but goes along with his scheme anyway
The Pope of Greenwich Village is about two struggling cousins Paulie (Eric Roberts) and Charlie (Mickey Rourke) in New York City. At the start of the film Paulie gets both of them fired from their jobs at a restaurant. Desperate for money they decide to rob a safe, but things go wrong. The story is about their problems and aspirations.<br /><br />Paulie and Charlie have opposing personalities which shape their actions. Paulie is immature, a schemer and can’t think past the next day. Charlie on the other hand has a kid and a girlfriend Diane (Daryl Hannah) who is pregnant with their child. He’s much more mature and responsible. The two are inseparable because they’re family even though Charlie knows Paulie is trouble. That’s the draw of the film. The two are engaging so the audience wants to see whether the two will survive their transgression and each other. It’s not really about the crime but the two cousins’ relationship.<br /><br />Roberts is insufferable in his role. He won’t shut up and becomes a real weasel later on. Rourke play his part much more cool. When he feels the pressure he has little outbursts but then keeps his calm exterior.<br /><br />The only real problem is the ending sort of drags things out.<br />C
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