Review of The Long Good Friday (1980) by Steen T — 09 Nov 2007
A gangster boss (Bob Hoskins) suddenly find himself and his family the target of what he suspects is a rival gang. Meanwhile he's trying to woo some American gangsters into making a huge investment in his business.
Gritty and realistic, carried by the energetic performance by Hoskins, who constantly seems ready to explode into violence. Highly recommended.
This review of The Long Good Friday (1980) was written by Steen T on 09 Nov 2007.
The Long Good Friday has generally received very positive reviews.
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