Review of Cassandra's Dream (2007) by David Denby for New Yorker — 14 Jan 2008
Ewan McGregor’s bright-eyed Ian, following in the footsteps of characters in Allen’s “Crimes and Misdemeanors” and “Match Point,” is a study in guilt-free violence. But Colin Farrell’s Terry is something new.
Terry is a decent guy with many weaknesses, and, after the crime is committed, Farrell gives him a piteous self-loathing that is very touching.
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This review of Cassandra's Dream (2007) was written by David Denby and published by New Yorker on 14 Jan 2008.
Cassandra's Dream has generally received positive reviews.
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