Michael Caine's excellent performance makes Flawless something more than an average heist movie. Read critic reviews
Flawless
2007, Crime/Drama, 1h 46m
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A janitor (Michael Caine) convinces a frustrated executive (Demi Moore) to help him steal gems from their employer, the London Diamond Corp.
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Rating: PG-13 (Brief Strong Language)
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Genre: Crime, Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Michael Radford
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Producer: Michael A. Pierce, Mark Williams
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Writer: Edward Anderson
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Box Office (Gross USA): $1.2M
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Distributor: Magnolia Pictures
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Not a bad flick to watch. Really slowly paced yet well delivered. A lady executive comes to meeting up with a disgruntled janitor that has a plan on sticking it hard to the company that didn't help him when he needed it the most as a "valued" employee...possibly implicating her up in the mess...provokingly interesting. See this.
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In 1960's London two disgruntled employees for the world's main diamond retailer plan to rob it: a heist movie. The two characters, in an unusual and unlikely pairing, are Michael Caine and Demi Moore, from different societal stratums, and watching them find a way to work together, their chemistry is what makes this interesting film-making.
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Demi Moore is never allowed to do an accent again. The script may account for some of the inconsistencies by remarking that she's a expatriated American, but such excuses can only go so far. The film is about disgruntled employees of a diamond company organizing a heist. There are a few moments when we're drawn in by the slickness of the plan, but there is little mystery beyond the logistics. We know Hobbs's motivations early on, and if this is where the film attempts to extract suspense, I didn't see it. Likewise, points about gender inequality and colonial pillaging seem tacked on. It is not as though this film leverages heist genre conventions in order to make a sociological point; rather, it is as though on the way to the set, the filmmakers realized that they should. Overall, though Michael Caine is always slick and fun to watch, the script fails to either pull itself together or keep us on the edge of our seat.
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Disappointing film. The film needed a rewrite. Demi Moore in my opinion was miscast. I think another actress like Cate Blanchett would have done better in that role. Michael Caine is great in the film and makes the film worth watching.
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