Cutter's Way

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chris B @LevellerJethro Apr 18 Very much wanted to like this but it was utter garbage. The one star for Heard. Bridges was so-so, but then he had a poor script to work with. The first 10 mins was top notch. Beautifully filmed intro, the witnessing of the car by the rubbish bin, I was thinking this will be great. And then it went completely off the rails imo. Where was the riveting interview with the cops? Where was them putting the squeeze on for a confession? No scenes where they confront Cord. The absurd shoehorning of polo. Completely irrelevant sex scene. I could go on. I love this genre - Parallax, 3 Days of Condor etc. But this is an absolute mess from 10 mins in. Avoid!!!! See more Noel L @RT15930389 Jan 19 What an attention grabbing tale of taking the law into your own hands See more tucker s @tucker83014 Nov 16 I really wanted to like this movie. I thought Jeff Bridges did a superlative job considering the absolutely terrible writing and directing of the film. Nothing about this movie justifies its production or release. Essentially a complete waste of time. See more Vincent S. @Vin_E_At_The_Movies Nov 3 I will never forget or shake off the memory of first seeing this cult classic. It blew me away and shook me to my core. A modern film noir masterpiece with one of the best endings a movie has ever had. It also has three amazing performances including one of my favorite performances ever by an actress by Lisa Eichorn. It’s so powerful I cried several times in the movie because of her fragile character. Maureen, “Mo” I will never forget you! See more Leaburn O @RT35452347 Jul 5 Brilliant ending but my word it was tiresome getting there after a promising start. Watched on Amazon Prime. See more Glen H @RT70111130 Jun 2 Bridges and Heard are amazing, giving incredible performances. But that's about the only good thing with the film, relying on a terribly written script where the plot just rambles about trying to force character development while ignoring the actual story itself. It feels like two stories in one, where the neo-noir elements take a backseat to the less interesting drama of the effects of war and greed on individuals. It does a terrible job at that, not even attempting to balance the two, meandering between the less interesting drama more than the noir. Save yourself the headache and just watch the first few minutes to see Heard in action as the drunkard veteran. Then fast forward to the last 10 minutes, since that's about the place the story actually starts to pick up pace. See more Read all reviews

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