Did this movie strike anyone else as odd in that the big name actors (mainly Huston and Fonda) seem to be delivering their lines as though they don't know the plot of the film? Fonda in particular has so many scenes where his lines are vague and could fit into any number of plots, I truly wonder if he signed on for a giant cephalopod film.
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Miller's Crossing
(1990)
The most perfect film I've had the pleasure of watching.
11 April 2000
Every performance and every shot in this movie is fantastic. Not a hair out of place. The entire film seems surreal and treats its main characters like some kind of mob deities. They don't die by accident or from the attacks of lesser beings. They can only destroy each other. Albert Finney, Joe Polito, and Gabriel Byrne are phenomenal.
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