Review of Breaking and Entering (2006) by Buggy B — 24 Feb 2014
This was almost a good movie, following criminals, immigrants and well-to-do professional types in London's King's Cross neighborhood. Jude Law looks good and does a fine job as an architect tracking the thief who twice broke into his office.
Along the way he hops into a bathtub and begins an affair with the 15yr old thief's mother (Juliette Binoche) -she's a Serbian refugee, trying to blackmail him into not pressing charges against her son.
Robin Wright plays Law's live in girlfriend -she's meant to be Swedish but her accent is terrible and her character all over the place. I expected better from her as I'm usually a fan. The story itself never really comes together, even at the end when all the characters intersect, it wasn't really fulfilling.
I did enjoy seeing Sherlock's (Martin Freeman) here and also liked the Serbian boys 'jumping' all over Kings Cross while they burgled people. Good acting from 'the thief' and Binoche.
02.23.14.
This review of Breaking and Entering (2006) was written by Buggy B on 24 Feb 2014.
Breaking and Entering has generally received mixed reviews.
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