Thursday, July 20, 2017
The iron tongue of midnight
An agent (Daniel Radcliffe) infiltrates an Aryan brotherhood gang to gather information about domestic terrorism involving chemical weapons of mass destruction. Not bad, essentially, but never really ignited and, frankly, looked made-for-TV at times. And, in truth, Radcliffe's boyish figure and his capability of delivering convincing neo-nazism was rather uneasy to watch, compared for instance to Edward Norton in American History X.
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Forlorn friends obliterated
Disappointing. A few deliciously nasty and disgusting scenes thrown here and there, but they can't keep the movie together. The film is ...
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