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| Written by Alexander Zaitchik |
| Saturday, 27 December 2008 03:30 |
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The Coen brothers are back in this noir-period piece set in 1940s Pasadena, California, lengthening their subscription to the claim that among all the hacks in the business today, they can truly be called artists.
Woody Allen hasn't been able to project into the past this well in years. Highly recommended for Coen fans and newcomers alike. Think rating: Gourmet Gummy Bears. |
| Last Updated on Wednesday, 31 December 2008 21:26 |
There is no femme fatale in 
, but all the other noir props are there, supported by a solid plot, trademark Coen humor, and smart dialogue.Cast from this movie also appeared in:
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