Locke
Drama • R • 2014 • 1 hr 25 min
Starring
Tom Hardy, Ruth Wilson, Andrew Scott, Olivia Colman, Tom Holland
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This movie does so much with so little. A cinematic achievement. Tom Hardy at the top of his game really makes this film something special.
Stellar performances, and absolutely one of the most painful movies to get through.
A brilliantly, well-contained thriller that doesn't kill it's gimmick or overstay it's welcome.
The intensity was unexpected. Hardy does a superb job.
A brilliant one-man show from Tom Hardy!!
Bro could have solved half his problems with google assistant but decided to play it on hard mode, gigachad move
A one-man show and Hardy is the one who could do make a compelling performance. A little bit claustrophobic but memorable.
Need to remember to listen to that soundtrack again
Tom Hardy shows that one-actor movie is not only possible but can be very good.
Must be in the right mood for a brooding movie like this. Tom Hardy is excellent. Dark in a way real life is dark.
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