A Dama de Ferro

I,ve loved this film ever since i recorded it onto tape out of curiosity some years ago.Susan Lucci is an attractive young lady who brought a unbecoming unexciting storyline to life and made the film worthwhile to watch.I recommend this film to anyone. Give it a chance.

I personally cannot wait for it to be released on to DVD.

I will go has far to say that this is as good as any Martin scorese films that been made.Please check this out if you can,and pray that the powers to be put it on to DVD.

The only reason i didn't give this ten out of ten is because its not got any high ranking stars in it.

A more accurate title would be "Lady Godfather" but I suspect that would be too copyright-infringing. The good news is that Susan Lucci does pretty well through the whole thing, and she's not alone; most of the characters are pretty believable, even if the circumstances seem almost a cartoon of mob movies (men with rifles standing at the family balconies, mob bosses gathered around a table in a dimly-lit room, etc). Sure, a lot of it doesn't make much sense, but that's just typical suspense plotting for this kind of story: expect every scene to result in somebody's death, and you won't be surprised when it does, or who ordered it. It won't really matter anyway; this is just a vehicle for Lucci (and others) to do a decent job on a low-rent project, complete with endless synthesizer padding for background music*.

+extra credit for using the Psycho sting for knifing, and the all but stealing the Godfather theme for a funeral.