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Should have sen this on the big screen
I kept checking the time, hoping it would be over soon. This revenge tale has been told. Not enough action to keep the story interesting.
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Austin Chronicle
With Seraphim Falls, Brosnan shows himself, finally, to be an actor of real skill rather than just a pretty face, a great head of hair, and a buttery British accent capable not only of playing a real human being but one with a tortured soul and a dodgy past as well. Full Review
Claudia Puig
USA Today
A psychological drama with an intriguing ambiguity that challenges the viewer's loyalties and preconceived notions. For the first half of the movie you find yourself on the side of a hunted man. Then as the story unfolds, his pursuer becomes the one you root for. Full Review
Jack Mathews
New York Daily News
This is an entertaining Western with some earnest ideas about forgiveness, redemption and the loss of innocents. Full Review
Joe Morgenstern
Wall Street Journal
Before long, though, things take a turn from simplicity to sententiousness, then to surreal silliness, and finally to a mano--mano contest, on a parched desert floor, over which man gets the best close-ups. Full Review
Kevin Crust
Los Angeles Times
Brosnan and Neeson make fine adversaries mining the terse dialogue for veiled dramatic fervor. Full Review
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