Your Reviews
The problem is that Christopher Mallick the Middle man of Oxymoron Entertainment (see money man) Producer also owned Epassporte.... sporte is a payment processing company that went belly up. Some Payment Processors Embezzle their customer funds in order to pursue their projects like Movie Making. Mallick owns both Epassporte and Oxymoron Entertainment. Millions of dollars are missing from Epassporte, about the same time that Mallick and Oxymoron Entertainment made this movie. John Chris Mallick of Oxymoron entertainment agreed to pay me back my money, and then he disappeared and remains in hiding. The middle man is more like a con artist. http://whoscammedyou.com/scams/1909/Chris_Mallick_aka_John_Christopher_Mallick Never trust a scamming middle man. Skip the movie. Full Review
Gosh, people! RATE IT for heavens sake! Just saw it and it's fantastic! One of the best we've seen in a while. Highly recommend. (We saw it in... a small town in an arts theatre, by the way) Full Review
the movie is fantaastic, great script, all the actors where in character what else do you want? go see it
We in San Diego can't see the film. We are kind of a small town far away from the Hollywood. They must not have done this one to make money.
Great Movie...full of action! Kept me on the edge of my seat.
Critic Reviews
Think "Boogie Nights" meets "Casino," though it's not likely to make the lasting impression of either seminal film.Full Review
Ribisi and Macht are sleaze incarnate. James Caan, as a conniving lawyer, and Rade Sherbedgia, as a Russian crime boss, are even more cootified. Best of all is Wilson, digging into his juiciest role in years and putting a human face on this mesmerizing morality tale, a journey into the toxic heart of the American dream.Full Review
Originally intended as a cable television series, Middle Men bears some telltale scars of hasty, clumsy truncation. Still, there is a raffish vigor that makes the movie watchable despite all-over-the-map storytelling and a fuzzy, superficial grasp of the salient themes.Full Review
"Boogie Nights" meets "Goodfellas" in Middle Men, a relentlessly sleazy but undeniably intriguing tour of the bottom-feeding netherworld where porn and organized crime do their mutual bump-and-grind.Full Review
Even as this film unravels into incoherent, self-justifying moral instruction, it never becomes boring to watch.Full Review
