Review of Sling Blade (1996) by Gordon B — 07 Jun 2015
A stunning debut, Thorton's quiet and moving story is just as sincere as its lead character.5 minutes into Sling Blade there's a scene that draws me in; The main character sits cloaked in shadows and slowly describes in detail how he murdered two people.
Not only is the sequence beautifully composed, I couldn't find a trace of the now well known Billy Bob Thorton anywhere in his performance 5 minutes into Sling Blade there's a scene that draws me in; The main character sits cloaked in shadows and slowly describes in detail how he murdered two people.
Not only is the sequence beautifully composed, I couldn't find a trace of the now well known Billy Bob Thorton anywhere in his performance 5 minutes into Sling Blade there's a scene that draws me in; The main character sits cloaked in shadows and slowly describes in detail how he murdered two people.
Not only is the sequence beautifully composed, I couldn't find a trace of the now well known Billy Bob Thorton anywhere in his performance 5 minutes into Sling Blade there's a scene that draws me in; The main character sits cloaked in shadows and slowly describes in detail how he murdered two people.
Not only is the sequence beautifully composed, I couldn't find a trace of the now well known Billy Bob Thorton anywhere in his performance.
This review of Sling Blade (1996) was written by Gordon B on 07 Jun 2015.
Sling Blade has generally received very positive reviews.
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