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Mystic River
Description
Three childhood friends, Dave Boyle, Jimmy Markum and Sean Devine, they face many difficulties after the murder of jimmy’s’ daughter Katie, Sean is the detective of the case, Dave is the first suspect in this murder, Sean is trying to find any evidence to know who is the murderer, many things starts to reveal during this case.
Three childhood friends, Dave Boyle, Jimmy Markum and Sean Devine, they face many difficulties after the murder of jimmy’s’ daughter Katie, Sean is the detective of the case, Dave is the first suspect in this murder, Sean is trying to find any evidence to know who is the murderer, many things starts to reveal during this case.
Actors:
Ryan Patrick,
Duncan B. Putney,
Don Dailey,
Lance Norris,
Cameron Bowen,
T. Bruce Page,
Jason Kelly
Ryan Patrick
23 March 1989, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Duncan B. Putney
Don Dailey
Lance Norris
Cameron Bowen
13 September 1988, Columbus, Ohio, USA
T. Bruce Page
Jason Kelly
8 March 1991, Dorchester, Massachusetts, USA
Country:
United States, Australia
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The performances are uniformly superb.
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The entire cast did a phenomenal job, resisting the urge to overact too much, which is what you get for a film like this.
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Works as a straight-up detective story, and the acting is often breathtaking.
August 05, 2007
Good, occasionally powerful noir that's been overhyped.
October 24, 2003
Too depressing to fill audiences with delight, but it does seem to validate questionable attitudes, especially an indifference to the suffering of innocent people and a willingness to shoot first and ask questions later.
April 15, 2016
There is nothing romantic about the law of the streets, and its unforgiving nature has a finality that can't be undone. Eastwood has an understanding of what it takes to live with yourself, not so much a sympathy as an appreciation.
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It is in many ways Eastwood's tightest movie for some time, and certainly his darkest since Unforgiven; indeed, the ending offers as corrosive an assessment of the limits of American justice as anything in his career.
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December 26, 2010
Powerful performances in graphic story. Only 16+.
October 17, 2003
Solid, rarely showy performances, meticulously recreated detective work and moments of pure unadulterated grief accent this whodunit, a movie that will have those who haven't read the book fooled for much of its length.
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American drama doesn't get any more meaty and muscular than this.
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August 07, 2004
Sean Penn is so frighteningly good in this movie that he outdoes even the best of his earlier work.
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Contains so many layers that you'll want to see it more than once. It's one for the memory books.