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By Tony E (138) on 21 Apr 2008

One of the Coens's lesser films but nonetheless containing all their hallmarks: excellent camera work, perfect period details and dialog, memorable…

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By Mac B (65) on 21 Apr 2008

It is quite a shame that so few folks have seen this movie. Ranks right along other Coen brothers crime dramas (Fargo, No Country)…

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By Jess K (162) on 21 Apr 2008

One of the Coens's lesser films but nonetheless containing all their hallmarks: excellent camera work, perfect period details and dialog, memorable…

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By Samantha E (94) on 19 Apr 2008

Terrific film...very dark and satisfying performances all round. Billy Bob Thornton says it all without actually saying much…

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By Aaron N (493) on 19 Apr 2008

Ed Crane: Me, I don't talk much…

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By Helen P (75) on 16 Apr 2008

Ethan and Joel rock my world - do they know how to make a dud movie? In spite of Billy Bob, I just loved it…

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By Jessica C (726) on 13 Apr 2008

Since this is a Coens movie, you can only expect one outcome. That is for me to decalre it as a triumph and encourage you to go see it…

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By Ashley C (536) on 12 Apr 2008

Five or six years ago when I last saw this, I wrote it off as decently plotted, well acted, but thematically vacant…

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By Ivo P (25) on 11 Apr 2008

A gem. A beautifully lit, farcical noir held together by Thornton's expressive silence and smoking…

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By Donna A (74) on 09 Apr 2008

I really liked the pacing of the film and it was very well written…

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By Jack S (807) on 09 Apr 2008

The coens do Noir. It has all of the ingredients needed by the genre and has fine performances from all the cast especially Tony Shalhoub…

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By Tyrone H (138) on 09 Apr 2008

The coens do Noir. It has all of the ingredients needed by the genre and has fine performances from all the cast especially Tony Shalhoub…

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By Stewart S (125) on 08 Apr 2008

Unusual. B & W adds to the atmosphere in the film noir piece. Ironic twists (somewhat predictable) keep it interesting…

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By Alex F (1,325) on 07 Apr 2008

It was alright- depressing, but had enjoyable beethoven sonata soundtrack in the background…

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By Andy M (705) on 04 Apr 2008

A great noir story told through the Coen Bros…

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By Fruit . (25) on 04 Apr 2008

I think I expected a bloody scene, and that's where the one star goes…

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By Jesse G (284) on 03 Apr 2008

Bafflingly brilliant, this is probably the Coen Brothers oddest, coldest film, and is unlikely to be liked by anyone except Coen devotees…

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By Jordan S (826) on 01 Apr 2008

I think you have to really dig film noir to like this movie... But the style, and the story are brilliant... I totally dug all the voice over stuff…

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By Dan B (1,694) on 01 Apr 2008

Beautifully realised existential film noir, held together by an impressive (and impassive) central performance from Billy Bob Thornton…

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By Colton D (180) on 31 Mar 2008

A beautiful, contemplative, timeless film. The Coen's screenwriting and direction is brilliant, as well as Deakins' photography…

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