Annabella Sciorra, David Proval, Gary Oldman
Romeo Is Bleeding is the flawed black comedy from director Peter Medak (The Krays) about a bad cop who slowly gets his due. Gary Oldman plays yet another quirky character, this time a N...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 19, 2002
Stats: 286 reviews
films like this give noir a bad name. oldman's voiceover is irritating, the script is all over the place and the final result is more sleazy than stylish. almost quit on it a couple times but it kept promising to get better...then went completely off the deep end. the only thi...( read more)
Not as good as I remember it was. But of course, Gary Oldman was incredible.
Lena Olin and Oldman are devestating together, tearing up the celluloid like it is no one's business. Unfortunately, Medak is kind of a useless tool and exploits them of their talents. Another blame can be put onto the screenwright who could have made a more appealing plot altoge...( read more)
I was blown away by this film. Terrific on all levels. Lena Olin was breathtaking with her beauty as well as her portrayal of a femme fatale. The action scenes were so raw, brutal and REAL. I truly felt for Oldman's character, great character development with him. This is tr...( read more)
At first this movie seemed a little bit dated to me. I mean the story was good and everyone knows that Oldman and Olin can act, but something just felt off. But after a while it got better, it all got more intense and you noticed different levels of different relationships, like ...( read more)
The story of a cop who wanted it bad and got it worse.
Gary Oldman plays a corrupt cop who slowly fucks up his life...by giving off protected locations to the mob...It all went wrong when he met a female russian hit-woman...
I loved this movie. Absolutley loved it. G...( read more)
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