The Tiger's Tail

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05/30/2013 Imbalanced but enjoyable social critique of a thriller--The Tiger's Tail is entertaining!! See more 10/13/2012 (***): [img]http://images.rottentomatoes.com/images/user/icons/icon14.gif[/img] See more 04/11/2012 Unexpected conclusion which lead away from the expected clique black and white plot. Work's well if you like the Physiological Thriller that makes your skin crawl. Or maybe I was just watching movies too late at night again. See more 03/09/2012 the sex and the city star seems miscast in this twinish double double pic. See more 11/24/2011 An annoying mystery turns social drama. See more walter m @Harlequin68 06/28/2010 "The Tiger's Tail" starts in the middle of a massive traffic jam that has Liam O'Leary(Brendan Gleeson, great in a dual role) who is on his way to accept an award. This is happening just as his bid was denied to build a soccer stadium and as he is possibly losing his mind when he spots a mirror image of himself walking in the road. He turns out to be real when he accosts Liam in a bathroom, giving some unnerving news that sends him first to his mother(Moira Deady) and then to his older sister Oona(Sinead Cusack) who in reality gave birth to him when she was 15 in London where she left behind his twin. "The Tiger's Tail" is a daft concoction with possibly the mother of all midlife crises that while unpredictable does also tend to rely on the odd contrivance to keep the story moving. As grounded as the movie is, it might also have been interesting if it had taken a supernatural approach. What it is concerned with is identity in a country where there is a huge disparity between rich and poor, like everywhere else. Since this is Ireland, the subject of the divided country lies just beneath the surface. As far as the divided man goes, the double thinks Liam's life could have been his but then Liam is pretty much a self made man. See more Read all reviews

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