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I just came back from seeing a movie that blew me away. It had me on the edge of my seat from the first scene and never let me go--suspense verging on horror. It's Sidney Lumet's Before the Devil Knows You're Dead and it's really impressive. Philip Seymour Hoffman and Ethan Hawke brilliantly play two brothers, both desperately in need of money. They decide to rob a jewelry store and everything goes wrong. By the end of the movie you realize that things were very wrong from wayyyy back before the robbery.
Although the cinematography is nothing special, the script is. The screenplay was written by a newcomer, Kelly Masterson, who seems to have no previous screen writing credits. According to Wikipedia he tried to get the screenplay made for seven years before Lumet took a chance. It's paid out. Grim grim grim. Run out and see it before it disappears.
Although the cinematography is nothing special, the script is. The screenplay was written by a newcomer, Kelly Masterson, who seems to have no previous screen writing credits. According to Wikipedia he tried to get the screenplay made for seven years before Lumet took a chance. It's paid out. Grim grim grim. Run out and see it before it disappears.
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Rick Bowes
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I was thinking of seeing Enchanted tomorrow afternoon, but it doesn't sound god for you.
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But the more you know about the plot then the less fun it is.
It's a suspense movie with some horror elements.
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That's funny--I thought Claire Danes was better than I'd ever seen her.
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