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By Dennis Schwartz (5,456) for Ozus' World Movie Reviews (5,456) on 13 Jun 2016

A complex heist thriller involving crooked cops and the Israeli-Russian mob…

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By Mark Jackson (231) for Epoch Times (337) on 07 Jun 2016

John Hillcoat makes manly movies. 'Triple 9' is a masculine motion-picture for men, at the multi-plex-more so in the man-cave…

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By Richard James Havis (225) for South China Morning Post (665) on 06 Jun 2016

Director John Hillcoat doesn't bring anything new to the table, but he's crafted such a genuinely riveting movie that the familiarity barely matters…

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By Noah Gittell (113) for Washington City Paper (500) on 19 May 2016

It's often a challenge to figure out exactly what Triple 9 is, a problem exacerbated by a script that packs in far too much plot and not nearly…

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By Craig Mathieson (459) for The Sunday Age (488) on 17 May 2016

All of Hillcoat's films are about worlds that have nightmarishly run of control…

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By José Martín (128) for El antepenúltimo mohicano (311) on 15 May 2016

Maybe if the filmmakers would've focused on it's main character instead of filling it wth subplots, the film might've had something new to…

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By Mikel Zorrilla (231) for Espinof (390) on 05 May 2016

A very uneven film. [Full review in Spanish]…

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By Matthew Toomey (680) for ABC Radio Brisbane (680) on 19 Mar 2016

Triple 9 is a complex story with simplistic characters. The two don't go together…

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By John Lui (420) for The Straits Times (Singapore) (616) on 18 Mar 2016

For all its structural problems, there is enough style here to warrant a pass, once you get past Winslet's impressions of a Tzarina gone bad…

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By David 'Mad Dog' Bradley (480) for Rip It Up (249) on 15 Mar 2016

The glowering performances, jittery camerawork, odd script contrivances, nagging incoherence and endless testosterone-spraying make it a criminally…

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By Lou Lumenick (2,103) for New York Post (6,650) on 10 Mar 2016

In the end, this relentlessly nihilistic crime-caper thriller adds up to less than the sum of its impressive parts…

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By James Mottram (656) for The National (UAE) (421) on 10 Mar 2016

In recalling 1970s Hollywood classics such as Dirty Harry, The French Connection and Serpico, it is heartening to see that Hollywood still…

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By James Kendrick (1,607) for Q Network Film Desk (1,607) on 09 Mar 2016

If we had a better sense of what was at stake, the characters and their various plights might have taken on more meaning…

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By Stephen Silver (684) for EntertainmentTell (372) on 07 Mar 2016

Takes one of the year's deepest and most talented casts, and drops them into one of the most overstuffed, convoluted plots. (Splice Today)…

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By Alison Willmore (681) for BuzzFeed News (197) on 04 Mar 2016

The movie involves a pair of heists, a prisoner abroad, corrupt cops, mobsters, gangsters, and more, and the parts are considerably better…

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By David Stratton (799) for The Australian (781) on 04 Mar 2016

This is a boys' movie, a cinematic video game, full of sound and fury, but in the end amounting to disappointingly little…

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By Jake Wilson (570) for Sydney Morning Herald (1,256) on 04 Mar 2016

Hillcoat makes the final product seem almost apocalyptic: a social panorama with a functioning society nowhere in sight…

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By Gary Dowell (222) for Dark Horizons (452) on 04 Mar 2016

If it had been more lurid or more ridiculous, Triple 9 would at least function as a guilty pleasure. Instead, it's a poor man's Heat…

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By Simon Miraudo (882) for Student Edge (256) on 03 Mar 2016

Less than the sum of its parts, it now joins the disappointing X-Men ensemble flicks in accomplishing only one exceptional feat: getting all…

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By Beth Accomando (509) for KPBS.org (509) on 03 Mar 2016

The film serves up a compelling and disturbing tale but it falls short of Hillcoat's best work, The Proposition…

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