Cillian Murphy plays a man in trouble with Brendan Gleeson's gangster in Ian FitzGibbon's Dublin underworld tour.
di Gary Goldstein The Los Angeles Times
You've seen it all before in movies by Guy Ritchie and Quentin Tarantino and every imitator in between. And yet, taken on its own merits, the dark Irish crime comedy "Perrier's Bounty," directed by Ian FitzGibbon, proves a fast-paced and enjoyable if violent diversion that revels in its quirky characters, committed performances and involving twists.
Anchored by an energetic turn by the versatile Cillian Murphy ("Red Eye," "28 Days Later") as Michael, a "perpetual waster" with a ticking clock on his debt to scary gangster Darren Perrier ( Brendan Gleeson), the film rarely allows plot to trump personality, furthering keeping us tethered to Michael's wild ride through the Dublin underworld. [...]
di Gary Goldstein, articolo completo (1474 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 4 giugno 2010
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