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Dominican Rep. Fifty Dead Men Walking
3,288
Thriller. Action
Belfast, 1987. Whippersnapper Martin McGartland (Jim Sturgess) is recruited by English copper ‘Fergus’ (Ben Kingsley) to infiltrate the IRA and act as a ‘tout’, or informer. As McGartland moves up the chain of command, the stakes get higher — and his exit strategy becomes harder to plan.
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It's a pretty fine film, thanks largely to the performances (and look) of its crackerjack cast" | ||
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"What makes 'Fifty Dead Men' work is the story’s sheer moral complexity, which dares viewers to sympathize with anyone onscreen for more than a few minutes at a time" | ||
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"A muddled, talky affair, part soap opera, part undercover police procedural." | ||
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"A classic about the Irish 'troubles.' Despite the unavoidably convoluted facts of the real-life story, pic boasts plausibly written, solidly acted characters" | ||
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"Sturgess is solid and Kingsley predictably sneaky, but the atmosphere is what's genuinely gripping" |
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