Dom Hemingway (Blu-ray) R
I want my money plus interest… and a present
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Blu-ray Details
- Rated: R
- Run Time: 1 hours, 33 minutes
- Video: Color
- Encoding: Region A
- Originally Released: 2013
- Label: 20th Century Fox
Performers, Cast and Crew:
Starring | Jude Law, Richard E. Grant, Emilia Clarke & Demián Bichir | |
Performer: | Kerry Condon & Nathan Stewart-Jarrett | |
Directed by | Richard Shepard | |
Edited by | Dana Congdon | |
Screenwriting by | Richard Shepard | |
Composition by | Rolfe Kent | |
Produced by | Jeremy Thomas | |
Director of Photography: | Giles Nuttgens |
Entertainment Reviews:
DOM HEMINGWAY is often ghoulishly funny, with Law, who put on weight for the role and plays up his receding hairline, turning in a larger-than-life performance unlike any he’s given before. -- Grade: B
A.V. Club
Rating: 3/4 --
Dom Hemingway is often viciously funny, and every time you think the movie has run out of steam, Shepard spins things in a new direction, keeping the energy from flagging (including one of the most startling car crashes I've ever seen in a film).
Miami Herald
Rating: 1.5/4 --
An angry and noisy romp that left this reviewer feeling cold.
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Washington Free Beacon
Rating: 2.5/5 --
While it features perhaps one of the best performances of Jude Law's career, its raunchy energy fizzles out by the mid-point as it switches gears from uneasy gangster flick to family dramedy.
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IONCINEMA.com
It's almost Deadwood-level macho brilliance, lyrical and delivered with a generous helping of spit.
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Eugene Weekly (OR)
Rating: B --
You don't so much care where Dom is going as how he's getting there, and he's getting there loud.
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Detroit News
I figured that at some point Dom Hemingway-like Dom Hemingway-would have to choose what it wants to be.
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The American Spectator
Product Description:
Safecracking ex-con Dom Hemingway (Jude Law) recruits his old criminal cohort Dickie (Richard E. Grant) to help collect his payment for maintaining his silence during a 12-year prison stint, an act of loyalty that sheltered Hemingway's boss Mr. Fontaine (Demián Bichir) from the prying eyes of police detectives. Later, on the heels of a close brush with death, Hemingway seeks a reunion with his estranged daughter while being drawn back into the criminal fray.