The Limey Critic Reviews

A first-rate crime thriller and further proof that Soderbergh is one of our great contemporary film stylists.Read the full review

A small cubist masterpiece about crime and punishment set in that most split-level of environments, Los Angeles.Read the full review

One of those movies in which pacing, dialogue and the right actors enliven a familiar story.Read the full review

A solid genre film that offers the satisfactions of the familiar while deriving its resonance through its specific and telling references to the '60s.Read the full review

A mesmerizing mood piece.Read the full review

In its quiet and murderous way, it is like the delayed final act of an old movie about drugs, guns and revenge.Read the full review

Among Soderbergh's widely varied films ("sex, lies and videotape," "Kafka," "The Underneath," "Schizopolis," "Out of Sight"), this one actually has the best chance of becoming anyone's sentimental favorite.Read the full review

(Stamp and Fonda's) polar-opposition in acting styles and temperament, their cultural differences and their pop-cultural synergy come together with almost delicious cacophony.Read the full review

Can't outrun its very visible limits.Read the full review