London Boulevard
United Kingdom, United States
2010
103 Min
Color
English
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The story of a man newly released from prison who falls in love with a reclusive young movie star and finds himself in a duel with a vicious gangster. –IMDb
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FailedImitator
5May12
The best part was the credits. And no, this is not some smart-ass way of saying it sucked and I was glad it ended. Yes, it did suck, but also, the typography and graphic design in the credits was pretty fucking awesome.
rorydean
28Mar12
William Monahan directs as well as he writes with punched up character work filled expertly and cast perfectly. Charismatic and catchy in a sea of pastiche wannabe gangster flicks, this is bright lights and big shots for Colin Farrell, Keira Knightley & Ray Winstone. Brilliant pairs with big grins from David Thewlis & Ben Chaplin. Lots to like, color & character go a long way - too bad so many die by curtain call.
Ben Smith
28Feb12
Layer Cake 2: Things Happening Because There Would Be No Movie If Things Didn't Happen So Shut Up
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By David Hudson on November 26, 2010
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For his directorial debut, the Oscar-winning writer of THE DEPARTED, William Monahan opts for another gangster tale, this time adapting Ken Bruen’s cockney gangster novel LONDON BOULEVARD. The story centres
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By Twitchfilm.com on April 29, 2011
Here’s the first trailer for London Boulevard, the directorial debut of Academy Award winning scribe William Monahan (The Departed). Colin Ferrell plays Mitchell, a man fresh out of prison who falls for
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Film to do with knifes, guns, violence, jail, work and London.
By Carim James on February 7, 2011
The film opens with a particular primed Colin Farrell playing the role of a Londoner with family and friends, he develops friendships and creates new ones, but certainly he doesn’t forget to have a… read review
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