Plot: Having just carried out a particularly difficult hit in London, two hitmen seek shelter in Bruges, Belgium, only to find their views on life and death permanently altered by their interactions with the locals, the tourists, and a film crew. Read More
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Brendan Gleeson is sensational as the world-weary, been there, done that hired killer, who seems comfortable with and somewhat resigned to his chosen line of work. He is both bemused and dismayed by ... Colin Farrell, who is riveting as a haunted. conflicted man who is extremely uncomfortable in his profession. The interplay between these characters is fascinating. Ralph Fiennes character is two people in one skin. One character is the ultimate family man; the other a stone-cold killer. The scenery is breathtaking, the elements of humor refreshing, the violence stunning, and the score is so terrific that I bought the CD. Loved it. Full Review
Sometimes I wonder where these dark murder mystery films derive their plots! The accents and scenery of this Belgium city plus twisted endless turns make this a better than average film. Thank god for... the Golden Globes otherwise I might have never seen this film. Colin Farrell didnât win me over with his acting because he could shed a few tears, and I sure hope he didnât LIVE! Rather actor Brendan Gleeson made this movie worth seeing at least once! Full Review
So slow and boring...felt like I was in Bruges, without the architecture.
well apparently you cant write much in these boxes. but i liked it a lot for mainly the get craft of irony. check out http://filmerthans.blogspot.com/ if your all about making me smile, hey!

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