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Title: HARRY BROWN
Director: Daniel Barber
Year: 2009
Reviewed: December 10, 2010
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I loved this movie. I truly have always enjoyed much of what Michael Caine has done. He is consistently one of the most believable actors in the industry today, not to mention the fact that he has had an astounding career, spanning decades.
"Harry Brown" the movie is very simple. It's a revenge story. But I love revenge stories. Especially, when they're done with such professionalism and tact as this one. Well acted? Yes. Well scripted, directed, and shot? Yes. "Harry Brown" has a sense and a feel that I think "Gran Torino" missed. More so, I found it to be a hundred times more realistic, helped mainly, and in part, to the wonderful acting, direction, and script seen within. "Harry Brown" is magnificent. I give it a FOUR COURSE MEAL review.
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