Revolver

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Timothy M @RT81701927 Apr 25 it’s like un-fully-molded clay - i see what Guy was shooting for and it’s brilliant, but it feels a bit rushed. This probably would have thrived as a (mini)series today. Oh well, still well worth the watch. 4.5 See more Daniel Rolph S @Daniel294 Jan 12 Personally, one of my favorite Guy Ritchie's movies. Outstanding acting. Must watch it several times. See more david mateo r @David_Rich Jan 8 It is not a film for the general public, those who are used to films with stimulating action will be overwhelmed, since this film handles non-literal concepts of Kabbalah and Gnosis, a window of knowledge and emotion for those who have the mind, consciousness and heart awake to see more and find the deep meaning of reality. See more Martin J @Martin_Jarvo Dec 13 Rewards you for paying attention. The enemy is within. See more jamal j @RT14325429 Nov 17 This movie is the reason why I've stopped trusting any of the so-called "critics". Unless you're acquainted with buddhism, or have an interest - even a general one - about human mind and projection, this movie will sound dull to you, which explains every movie critic who went to the movie expecting a bang bang Hollywood type of movie. If you happen to watch this movie, make sure you have the subtitles on. This is a movie that requires full attention. FULL. See more Katherine T @RT09521645 Jul 21 Yes, this is a movie you have to watch closely, and I suggest you use the available subtitles so that you don't miss any nuances of interior and exterior dialogue. What Guy Ritchie and Jason Statham are trying to do here is not necessarily complicated, but you have to pay close attention. This is not your usual good guy/bad guy shoot 'em up. When you see the whole scheme, and I will try to not spoil it for anyone, you will realize, as Jason's character does, that nine years have gone into this con, and the ultimate aim is to destroy every rival that Jason's two cohorts have. There is a brilliant scene in an elevator with Jason having a heated argument with himself that anyone who has ever had conflicting thoughts about ANYTHING will see is a very real thing! And Ray Liotta also argues with himself, questioning his actions and motives, which you never see in an action movie. There is a lot going on in these gangsters' heads, so give REVOLVER a fair chance, and you may decide that it works, and very well. If you don't care for it, that's fine too. If we all liked the same movies, it would be a very boring film world. See more Read all reviews

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