One of the most criminally overlooked movies of 2012 was Andrew Dominik's Killing Them Softly, a rough-and-tumble tale of petty holdup artists, mob ...
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I recently watched the 2012 crime film Killing Them Softly. I thought that the film was great. I loved the gorgeous cinematography and the performances.
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An excellent film, brilliantly directed and shot, and superbly acted by all concerned. Viscerally violent at times, but utterly riveting ...
I really enjoyed this little gem. Dark humour at its best. Set in a gritty declining USA. Mobsters and hitmen doing business to make ends meet. The entire cast ...
Killing Them Softly neatly sidesteps all of these, suffusing a low-key disorganized crime story with its own brutal poetry, off-kilter rhythms ...
It's both brutal and beautiful, a contradiction Dominik is more than aware of. The violence throughout Killing Them Softly is a mix of visceral ...
Killing Them Softly has more unruly energy, and less art-house pretension, than "The Assassination of Jesse James." Its disreputability does come with a faintly ...
Great actors and mostly great performances. Killing Them Softly has its moments, but it suffers from bad writing. The editing of the violent scenes is very good ...
[xrr rating=2.5/5]Awkwardly buoyed back and forth by brutal violence and hamfisted political commentary, Killing Them Softly resembles the ...