Dirty Pretty Things
Crime • R • 2002 • 1 hr 37 min
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A psychological thriller will keep you on the edge of your seat. With manipulation and the catharsis at the end will make you beg for more
Superb crime drama movie, great cast and fascinating story. Worth watching
Ejiofor shines in this gritty movie that captures the culture and attitude of immigrant Britain.
Frears gets at the urban underbelly thing again (at last), and it is a nice prickly story, though maybe a bit too pretty.
A desperate film about illegal immigrants. The story is so sad and dark. Main actors were realistic.
Starts off strong: likable lead, terrific tone, and good performances. Unfortunately the script gets predictable and lets us down. 
It’s more slow and methodical, but it’s a great commentary. Watch to ponder, and don’t expect unadulterated entertainment.
The desperate lengths that people will go to. Recommended, but not for the squeamish.
The performance of the main actor is fabulous and the story heartbreaking.
A touching story and great performances make this a taut thriller with real depth.
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