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In Reply to: "Killing Them Softly:" popcorn film of the year. Ray Liotta, usually posted by tinear on December 18, 2012 at 16:54:01:
It has all the right ingredients and some fine actors. But good dark movies, going back to 40s noir, up to Tarantino, are about great sharp dialogue.
There are conversations that try to be sharp and witty, but it almost all fell flat for me, except for Brad Pitt. It was all wannabe stylish slice of lowlife culture, but it was merely competent. Not terrible, but nothing I would see again.
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- I was completely underwhelmed - tunenut 12/18/1217:18:11 12/18/12 (8)
- That's why I said, "popcorn." I was entertained, not much more. STRONG agreement on the dialogue: - tinear 18:32:10 12/18/12 (6)
- Popcorn if you wanted to blow chunks....this was not "entertaining". - mr grits 10:27:24 12/19/12 (0)
- But, a day later and the political message of the film has come a bit more into focus: it does have a - tinear 09:19:50 12/19/12 (4)
- RE: But, a day later and the political message of the film has come a bit more into focus: it does have a - Jazz Inmate 10:20:37 12/19/12 (3)
- No. YOU need to. The corrupt politicians and police were specifically shown to be similar to the Mafia. You - tinear 11:54:23 12/19/12 (2)
- No, they weren't similar at all. The legit power brokers weren't motivated by respect, heritage or family ties - Jazz Inmate 14:37:49 12/19/12 (1)
- I disagree, but you state your arguments well. nt - tinear 17:54:07 12/19/12 (0)
- Nor would I see it again and still cautiously recommend it . . . - mr grits 18:11:10 12/18/12 (0)
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