A truly unsettling experience to watch a movie this cynical about 2008 America while in 2020 America
Directed by Andrew Dominik
A bleak, gritty crime.
Jackie Cogan is an enforcer hired to restore order after three dumb guys rob a Mob protected card game, causing the local criminal economy to collapse.
Killing Them Softly is showing in 1 cinema in Los Angeles - next screening Friday 27 November at 22:30 at Landmark's Nuart Theatre.
Next screenings: Friday 27 November.
Full scheduleA truly unsettling experience to watch a movie this cynical about 2008 America while in 2020 America
those mobsters sure do listen to a lot of talk radio
Part of Dastardly Difficult December: film nr.99So this is a film about (WE'RE IN A FINANCIAL CRISIS!!) a couple of low life criminals that (WE'RE IN A FINANCIAL CRISIS!!) rob a poker game and get their come uppance. It´s also about (WE'RE IN A FINANCIAL CRISIS!!) the guy going after the two low life (WE'RE IN A FINANCIAL CRISIS!!) criminals that robbed the poker game. It's also about a guy with glasses (WE'RE IN A FINANCIAL CRISIS!!) who screws hookers and drinks a lot and serves (WE'RE IN A FINANCIAL CRISIS!!) no other purpose. It's also about another guy with glasses who (WE'RE IN A FINANCIAL CRISIS!!) sits in a car most of the time.Beautifully shot, sometimes funny, sometimes very violent film that keeps screaming in my face that it has a message instead of making that message relevant.(WE'RE IN A FINANCIAL CRISIS!!)
An enforcer is hired to restore order after three criminals rob a mob-protected card game and disrupt the local criminal economy.
Andrew Dominik directed the 2012 crime thriller, following his acclaimed work on The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford.
The film is adapted from George V. Higgins's 1974 novel Cogan's Trade.
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