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A diverting if overcomplicated menu of flashbacks and betrayals among organized-crime players in Los Angeles.
"10 Cent Pistol" serves as a perfect example of getting what you pay for.
If you like puzzles--and don't mind if, when completed, they don't reveal much of interest--you might enjoy this labyrinthine little brain-teaser. If not, you probably won't think it's worth a plugged nickel.
[10 Cent Pistol] has a distinctive voice and enough formal ambition to suggest that first-time feature director Michael C. Martin is worth giving a shot.
Snappy lines, a couple of decent action beats and surprises, but slackly paced and built around two drab leads.
One wishes the director had as burning of an interest in significance as he does trickery and quippery.
Brutal and bloody, the narrative of his new film follows a twisted plot forward and backward in time, throwing off the viewer just when he thinks he has it understood.
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