Everyone else, however, is hardly touched upon. The Bad: -A bit too much character development just on Sinatra, quite a bit on his relationships that get him involved with the Kennedy's, and some focus on Sammy Davis, Jr. The opening seemed a little needless, and the conclusion never again revisited it. A lot of focus on Sinatra helping get Kennedy elected and the consequences of his doing so in his life and in relation to the attack against Mobsters. Only mild violence, mostly culled from Sinatra's attitude. I haven't yet double-checked whether or not this is so, but it didn't hurt anything. Didn't Hurt It, Didn't Help: -The music appears to be lip-synched from actual performers rather than our actors. Generally good cinematography and atmosphere. Not my taste, personally, but not bad stuff. For a lot of people, this music will be right up their alley. Based on actual events, always makes for a good movie. Good story and nice focus on character development. Here's the breakdown: The Good: -The acting is superb, Liotta is a mind-blowingly convincing Sinatra. But then, what do you expect? He practically owned the other guys. At any rate, the rest of the Rat Pack is only lightly touched upon as Sinatra is followed around almost constantly. JFK is portrayed by none other than Gil Grissom from CSI. Kennedy elected as President of the United States. This film is not so much about the Rat Pack as it is about Sinatra and the help he offered to get John F. Ray Liotta, Don Cheadle, and Joe Mantenga star in this film, portraying their counterparts (Sinatra, Davis Jr., & Dean Martin respectively) rather convincingly. And since it was somehow only $4 at Wal-Mart, you can bet that matter of time just happened. The Rat Pack Review As my wife is a Sinatra fan, it was only a matter of time before I ended up seeing this.

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