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| Cowboy Pictures | Release Date: January 8, 2003 |
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A bittersweet drama about lonely people dealing with loss and vulnerability.
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The lead performances could hardly be better: Gosling, having stolen and propped up entire movies last year ("Murder by Numbers" and "The Believer"), crackles with the economical intensity of a young Tim Roth. Morse, who has racked up decades worth of idiosyncratic character parts, is monumental in this career-peak turn.
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Though some of Slaughter Rule's conclusions are overly tidy, the film's powerful meditation on masculinity gets much of its credibility and punch from the two leads, especially Morse, a reliable character actor who sinks his teeth into a role with heavy physical and psychological demands.
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Jun 28, 2015
Gosling & Morse are incredible in their roles/acting & in very different ways. They both ring true.
Hard start and overwrought at times but comes together later; really liked it and it has some incredible scenes which could have gone wrong but didn't, conveying the nuance & texture beautifully.
Hard start and overwrought at times but comes together later; really liked it and it has some incredible scenes which could have gone wrong but didn't, conveying the nuance & texture beautifully.
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