leeroy cooper (leestro)

powerful film and a treat to see Day-Lewis at his method finest. Great story and humbling in equal measure. Makes me put my cold in perspective... thought the mum was very good too as the boy. cant wait for the sequel...

wow, what an pleasure to see such an intelligent thriller. Bags of intrigue, tons of action (incredible shootout scene in the Guggenheim) which asked a lot of the viewer - to make connections that were there, but needed to be interacted with. clever script, good cast (Clive Owen is just about my fave actor at the moment) and made you care abot the characters and the bigger picture of what was happening. Came out at the end of it questioning and re-thinking. Job done Mr Director! Non-Hollywood ending too. Respec.

John Hughes in best form; I was all 5 characters as 1 growing up. But I became molly ringwolds dad in the end - as I had the same car (BMW 528i - SAd!) profound, funny, moving and absolutel,y spot on portrayal of teen angst (mine anyway) never dates either as most of these flicks do.

very possibly my fave movie. Great script and direction by blake edwards - John ritter, the alcoholic writer is everything at once: funny, shallow, mysogenistic, confused - basically I could relate too much! some classic scenes and clever all the way. Kill the guy who wrote the review in flixter...