Synopsis
Knockaround Guys is a movie released in 2001.
In a gritty tale of loyalty and legacy, four young men, the sons of notorious New York mobsters, find themselves thrust into a high-stakes mission that could seal their fatesβor spell their doom. Tasked with retrieving a bag of cash from a seemingly sleepy Montana town, they quickly discover that appearances can be deceiving. The local sheriff, a corrupt figure with a tight grip on the community, poses a far greater threat than they anticipated. With the pressure mounting and their fathers' expectations looming over them, these "knockaround guys" must navigate a treacherous landscape of deception and danger. What sets this film apart is its unique blend of crime and dark humor, as well as its exploration of familial ties and the burdens they carry. The dynamic performances of a stellar cast, including the likes of Vin Diesel, Johnathon Schaech, and Barry Pepper, inject life into a story that balances moments of tension with unexpected levity. As the quartet grapples with their identities, challenged by their upbringing and the violent world they inhabit, viewers are taken on a thrilling ride filled with twists, turns, and moral dilemmas. This film is not just about a job gone wrong; itβs a poignant reflection on the legacies we inherit and the choices that define us.
Lawrence Bender Productions