Revolver
Drama • R • 2005 • 1 hr 51 min
Starring
Jason Statham, Ray Liotta, Vincent Pastore, André 3000, Terence Maynard
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checkmate made in your head and you're dead.
Accidentally seen. Perfect movie. Accidents are not accidents.
A weird crime story about ego or something. Has loads of interesting characters. Not the strongest Ritchie movie, though.
Very good but I didn't understand the ending
Not Guy Ritchie's best gangster movie but still a solid entry and movie. A bit more focused on the psychological aspects with some twists.
A good watch for an earlier Guy Ritchie movie. Good performance by all and the unique film style with action and humor. Good not Great
Of you want a unique experience, this will satisfy.
This movie is really weird. People discuss it still. This is no simple action flick. Quite philosophical actually.
Average crime action movie with good cast
It’s, at the least, intriguing to watch. Ritchie experiments by infusing his Cockney gangster trademarks with philosophy and symbolism.
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