Filth
Crime • R • 2013 • 1 hr 37 min
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James McAvoy, Jamie Bell, Eddie Marsan, Imogen Poots, Brian McCardie
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James McAvoy in top form in this, up there with his split performance. Film is a real trip into mental struggles and addiction.
A good adaptation of the novel even if I don't approve all of the choices. Good cast, fun cinematography
This is pretty much a mystery without too much mystery to it LOL McAvoy delivers a performance like none other.
MacAvoy is great in this role struggling with his own demons. The film is ghastly & unpleasant at the same time gritty, brilliant & fun.
One of the best endings I’ve ever seen. James McAvoy’s best performance ever.
This movie really lives up to its name, it’s raw and filthy and James McAvoy is bloody amazing in this movie. Also hella love the ending
Really good acting with recognisable people. Easy to follow.
Loved it. James McAvoy is an excellent actor. Pretty disturbing though. If you have mental health issues; careful with this one.
the bullying, the problemes of a addicted cop was completely understandable. and the end? it was as interesting as the movie itself.
James McAvoy puts forth a great performance as usual. This film mainly grips me with its performances & how real everything feels.
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