Review of Dead Man's Shoes (2004) by Ruth B — 10 Jul 2008
Shocking and brutal and at times very funny. Paddy Considine and Toby Kebbell (latterly of BBC's 'The Street') both give sterling performances as (respectively) a brother bent on revenge and the 'simple-minded' brother that he is avenging.
It has been described as genre defying, I would certainly agree. I'd also recommend this unforgettable movie to anyone who appreciates genuinely dark and gritty.
Cinema that also has its humourous moments.
This review of Dead Man's Shoes (2004) was written by Ruth B on 10 Jul 2008.
Dead Man's Shoes has generally received positive reviews.
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