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An architect's (Thomas Jane) former crime partner (Aaron Eckhart) shows up with drugs and gangster business, attracting a slew of unsavory characters.
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Rating: R
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Genre: Mystery & thriller, Comedy
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Original Language: English
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Director: Skip Woods
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Producer: Alan Poul
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Writer: Skip Woods
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Box Office (Gross USA): $2.0K
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Runtime:
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Production Co: Propaganda Films, PolyGram Filmed Entertainment
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Sound Mix: Dolby Digital
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One of the many Tarentino rip-offs of the 90s, but definitely one of the good ones. Good work from all involved, especially Aaron Eckhart and Michael Jeter, the always underappreciated character actor. The script and storyline had strong elements of black comedy, and the multiple storylines were put together pretty cohesively, though some were definitely stronger than others. The violence was incredibly graphic, yet it was consistently so, and seemed befitting of the tone. It certainly doesn't have the same polish of a Tarantino vehicle but has enough good elements to make it an interesting ride. 3.5/5 Stars
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A droll, dreary, and distasteful mess. Violence in cinema is fine, as long as there is reason to use it. Thursday presents brutal violence without reason. It just throws it onto the screen and tries to tone it down by adding a funny joke at the end. That, sir, is not black comedy.
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A droll, dreary, and distasteful mess. Violence in cinema is fine, as long as there is reason to use it. Thursday presents brutal violence without reason. It just throws it onto the screen and tries to tone it down by adding a funny joke at the end. That, sir, is not black comedy.
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Combined two of my favourite actors, Aaron Eckhart and Thomas Jane. It's so cheesy and pulpy I just love it. Bloody, quirky and fantastic.
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