In Bruges User Review

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Author: captainstarkiller [ Profile | Reviews ]
Dated: Tuesday March 24 2009
Review: For my wife's birthday ten years ago, I threatened to take her to Bruges. She did not want to go. I was winding her up and actually took her to Rome. After seeing this film, I now know why she did not want to go there. As a gangster film, it was... full review

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Author: mull3n2000 [ Profile | Reviews ]
Dated: Friday July 18 2008
Review: With the exception of harsh ending which leaves alot of questions i found In Bruges one of the best unsung comedys out for a long time. Colin Farrels character Jimmy is hilarious and has some one liners that will have you in stiches. The story also ... full review

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Author: the_rattlesnake25 [ Profile | Reviews ]
Dated: Saturday May 10 2008
Review: Ray (Colin Farrell) and Ken (Brendan Gleeson) are two hit-men, who are sent to Bruges (that's in Belgium), after a difficult job, and reflect on life, death, sex, guilt and midgets, while taking in the beautiful and soft sights of Bruges. Farrell i... full review

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Author: harper277 [ Profile | Reviews ]
Dated: Sunday April 27 2008
Review: A black comedy about hit men with the pedestrian pace of a weekend city break. The characters are believable and likable with the exception of the antagonist who is too one dimentional. It has the quality of a novel rather than a thriller as each action h... full review

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Author: A Yahoo! User
Dated: Friday April 25 2008
Review: One of the most unusual films I have seen for years. A black comedy, with rough language and fairly extreme violence yet at heart a tale of morality and honour. Flashes of Samuel Becket, Harold Pinter and Frederico Fellini - and that's praise indeed. full review

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Author: movie.mania99 [ Profile | Reviews ]
Dated: Friday April 18 2008
Review: This is a dark comedy, but in places I really wasn't sure whether to laugh or not. A lot of the jokes were pretty flat. Its not the worst thing you could watch at the cinema at the moment, but unless you're a Colin Farrell fan or black comedies... full review