The Raven
Crime • R • 2012 • 1 hr 51 min
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John Cusack, Luke Evans, Alice Eve, Brendan Gleeson, Kevin McNally
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A very good murder mystery with great characters and plot twists
Interesting when you watch it, intriguing visuals, but overall forgettable.
Should've been much better. Not sure Cusack was the right choice for the roll. I like him but not in this one.
Just don't waste you time or money on this dumpster fire of a film
Kind of forgettable, but John Cusack is good.
Vaguely interesting, but overall, boring and uninspired. However, I think there is the potential for a much better movie buried in its ideas
The first 2/3s are decent and engaging, the last act is pretty awful, don’t expect any accuracy regarding Edgar Allan Poe
A cool concept based on a classic story that is totally unimaginative and devoid of life
Could of been so much more, good premise, but feel John Cusack hams it up.
John Cusack is a treat, and I like the style. Everything else was boring.
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