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With Friends Like These (1998)

Four small-time, two-bit character actors, all close friends, compete for the same important part in the next Martin Scorsese mob film.

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Eric Monder 24 Mar 2005

The question of why this film is being re-released is superseded by the question of who would want to watch it.

Peter L'Official 22 Feb 2005

Messina's characters gripe at being typecast as goombah hit men, yet the director seems blissfully unaware that he dooms them to the very fate they protest by painting them with such prosaic, uninspired strokes. (review of re-release)

Stephen Holden 24 Feb 2005

Originally released seven years ago on home video, is only now surfacing as a theatrical release. Although it's no classic, it's a cut or two smarter than the average Hollywood comedy. At its best, it plays like a less acerbic, less Jewish triple episode of "Curb Your Enthusiasm." (review of re-release)