‘The Company You Keep’ has a great cast… too bad the script isn’t as good
Redford produces, directs and stars in this film that takes a look at the life of a man who has been on the run for more than three decades.
Redford produces, directs and stars in this film that takes a look at the life of a man who has been on the run for more than three decades.
This flick is rated NC-17 for a reason, meaning some viewers will find the material disturbing and potentially offensive. It is not for the faint of heart.
Director Jon M. Chu manages to deliver a fine mix of great action with just the right touch of humor to give audiences a nicely done popcorn flick.
This is a taut film, fraught with tension and graced with wonderful performances.
At first glance this film may look like just another mortality tale about good people being tempted by evil. But director Ramaa Mosley and writer Tim Macy have actually crafted a movie that examines much more relevant and timely questions.
The implausibility of much of what happens in this film isn’t worthy of discussion or real consideration. It’s a popcorn action flick and on that level it delivers quite well.
I’ve heard that the novel that was adapted into this film is an excellent one. Too bad the movie isn’t.
Like an illusion involving levitation where the wires can clearly be seen, this was ultimately less than satisfying
Clichés from the 1960s abound, including iconic songs, stock footage, ‘hippies’ and more. But there is a decent romance here.
Writer/director Park Hoon-jung’s influence can be seen in the fact this is a dialogue-driven rather than action-driven story.