Domino

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Cast & Crew

Keira Knightley
Domino Harvey

Mickey Rourke
Ed Mosbey

Edgar Ramírez
Choco

Delroy Lindo
Claremont Williams

Lucy Liu
Taryn Miles

Christopher Walken
Mark Heiss

Mena Suvari
Kimmie, Assistant TV Producer

Mo'Nique
Lateesha Rodriguez

Macy Gray
Lashindra Davis

Jacqueline Bisset
Pauline Stone, Domino's mother

Dabney Coleman
Drake Bishop

Brian Austin Green
Self

Ian Ziering
Self

Stanley Kamel
Anthony Cigliutti

Peter Jacobson
Burke Beckett

T.K. Carter
Lester Kincaid

Kel O'Neill
Francis

Shondrella Avery
Lashandra Davis

Lew Temple
Locus Fender

Tom Waits
Wanderer

Tony Scott
Director

Richard Kelly
Writer

Samuel Hadida
Producer

Tony Scott
Producer

Denise Chaiman
Casting

Barry H. Waldman
Executive Producer

Harry Gregson-Williams
Original Music

Dan Mindel
Cinematography

Denise Chamian
Casting

Latrell Manuel
Casting

Chris Seagers
Production Design

Drew Boughton
Art Director

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Audience Reviews for Domino

• Apr 12, 2012

  Tony Scott brings the "flare" in <i>Domino</i>, but ends up burning it down instead of lighting it up.<p>The story does have its points of interest thanks to some minor, although predictable, twists and turns. Unfortunately, the film is a bit elongated at 2 hours and the stylized nature of Tony Scott completely outshines anything this picture has going for it. The director's stamp seemingly ends up on nearly every shot; however, this stamp isn't enjoyable to look at. At some points, it's like watching a poorly edited music video.</p><p>Even the action and violence gets clouded by the visual prowess of Scott. Once again, this is a shame since bounty hunting is an integral piece of the story.</p><p>Keira Knightley is enjoyable to witness as this type of character. It's just too bad that none of the characters, even Knightley's, are likable. There are a number of recognizable faces amongst the cast, which end up as wasted talent.</p><p>Regardless of the cast and story, <i>Domino</i> is film that divides the audience with its approach. It's a 50/50 chance whether or not this will end up as a recommendable movie.</p>
  JY S Super Reviewer
• Feb 06, 2012

  "Sometimes a girl has to be naughty..." Domino is an adrenaline packed exploitation film that's wildly entertaining. Tony Scott brings his controversial stylistic directing to this fast paced, open narrative film, and it works brilliantly. Additionally, Rickard Kelly brings a surreal style to the screenplay that perfectly syncs with Scott's directing. Keira Knightley is outstanding in the lead role of Domino Harvey, and breaks out as a strong, charismatic action star. The supporting cast, which includes Mickey Rourke, Christopher Walken, and Lucy Liu, also give great performances that bring a lot of energy to the film. And though there are dozens of problems with the story, none of it ends up mattering; as the fun and the action keeps the film upbeat and moving. Domino is a delicious guilty pleasure film that's pure mindless, crazy action.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Jan 03, 2012

  Bad...Keira Knightley is a poor choice for this role, and the film is badly directed. Tony Scott believes that if he makes a scene go by as fast as possible, the audience won't see how stupid this film is. Needless to say, it doesn't work. The only part that's kinda cool is the gunfight towards the end, but even that is still stupid. This film is just one big dumbfest.
  Stephen S Super Reviewer
• Nov 12, 2011

  I don't even know where to start with this. That's how uninteresting and boring this picture was to me. The plot is over the top and pointless. Nothing really seemed to interest me and the most frustrating was painfully going throught the experience with the hyperkenetic camera lighting and speed frames. If you enjoyed reality TV shows like "Dog The Bounty Hunter" this movie is definetly for you.
  Brian R Super Reviewer

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