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As Paul Vitti approaches the end of his prison term at Sing Sing, he feels an unsettling anxiety creeping in. Surrounded by threats from assassins and corrupt guards, he yearns for comfort in the familiar melodies of 'West Side Story'.

The FBI sends Ben Sobel to conduct psychiatric evaluations on Paul. At first, it seems that Paul is genuinely losing his grip on reality, leading to his release into Ben's care for therapy.

Paul reveals that his apparent insanity is merely an act to manipulate the FBI. This clever deception allows him to gain independence under Ben's supervision while plotting his next moves.

Eager to fit into society, Paul embarks on a job search, applying at various establishments like a car dealership and a restaurant. However, his abrasive demeanor leads to comedic mishaps, resulting in his dismissal from each position.

Patti LoPresti, the new boss, warns Paul that the Rigazzi family plans to kill him. He insists to the Rigazzis that he is no longer involved with their organization and seeks new opportunities.

Paul lands a job as a technical advisor for a mafia-themed television show. This unexpected turn adds complexity to his current situation and enhances his ties to the world he wishes to escape.

Ben learns from the FBI that Paul has reconnected with his former mafia crew, indicating plans for a significant operation. This revelation sparks Ben's suspicion and concern for Paul's safety.

Confronting Paul about his reunion with his crew, Ben finds himself in a thrilling car chase. They narrowly escape as they become targeted by the Rigazzi faction, heightening the tension between them.

After the chaotic chase, the FBI holds Ben responsible for Paul’s actions, giving him 24 hours to find him. With the help of Paul’s son, Michael, Ben discovers a dangerous heist plot in the works.

Paul and his crew execute their audacious plan to rob an armored car, using smoke grenades to create chaos. Their successful heist results in the theft of over $22 million in gold bullion.

As celebrations follow the heist, Paul’s crew discovers that some of LoPresti's men have been secretly aligned with the Rigazzi family. This betrayal puts Paul and his crew in grave danger.

In a fit of rage, Ben confronts one of LoPresti's associates, leading to a brawl between the two factions. Using the seized gold, they set a trap for the Rigazzi, successfully apprehending three of their goons.

The plan works perfectly, resulting in the mass arrest of the entire Rigazzi clan. This victory prevents the escalation of a potential mob war, showcasing the clever maneuvering of Ben and Paul.

In a heartfelt scene, Ben reunites with Paul and Jelly by the Brooklyn waterfront. The trio sings a touching farewell to classic show tunes from 'West Side Story', marking the end of their tumultuous journey.

As the credits roll, viewers are treated to a montage of bloopers from the film. This humorous addition lightens the mood after the intense events of the story and leaves the audience with a smile.