I see a film and I write a few words about it. Sometimes I add a picture.
Showing posts with label Ray Liotta. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ray Liotta. Show all posts
91. The Place Beyond The Pines
Being a dad changes your opinions about everything. Being a dad certainly will ingratiate you to The Place Beyond The Pines as it glares at the relationship between a father and son.
If I'd seen this film a year ago I would have probably not got as much out of it as I did watching it today. It's an indulgent but lavish affair where Bradley Cooper really steals the show as the guilt plagued Avery Cross.
It could perhaps do with a little trimming but overall it's a fucking quality piece of film making.
89. Killng Them Softly
Killing Them Softly is an enjoyable and efficient underworld thriller (if a little unspectacular).
It's gritty, grimy and filled with the kind of bottom feeding trash that can't help but stumble into their inevitable demise.
Labels:
2012,
Andrew Dominik,
Ben Mendelsohn,
Bottom feedars,
Brad Pitt,
Crime,
Gangsters,
Guns,
James Gandolfini,
Killing Them Softly,
Ray Liotta,
Richard Jenkins,
Scoot McNairy
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