Rob the Mob

The story unfolds in the 1990s, a period marked by a significant crackdown on organized crime in the U.S., highlighted by high-profile trials such as that of John Gotti. This era saw a transformation in the FBI's approach to tackling mafia activities, as detailed in the film through the characters' experiences.

The film is set primarily in the bustling urban environment of New York City, known for its diverse culture and vibrant nightlife. The mafia clubs depicted serve as a backdrop for the film's central heists, characterized by secrecy and the power struggles associated with organized crime.

🕵️‍♂️ Crime and Consequences

The film explores the theme of crime and its inevitable repercussions, showcasing how the characters' choices lead them down a treacherous path. It highlights the allure of quick wealth through illegal activities, juxtaposed against the harsh realities of their actions.

💔 Family and Betrayal

Family dynamics play a crucial role in the characters' motivations, particularly Tommy's troubled relationship with his family's legacy of crime. The film examines feelings of betrayal as the protagonists navigate their loyalty to each other and the criminal underworld they defy.

📰 Media Influence

The media's role in shaping public perception and its impact on the characters' lives is a recurring theme. Tommy and Rosie's escapades draw media attention, complicating their lives further and ultimately leading to their downfall.