Cement

2000
R
1h 37m

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Sherilyn Fenn, Henry Czerny, Chris Penn, Anthony DeSando, and Jeffrey Wright in Cement (2000)

What's the bond between partners, between brothers, and between spouses? In L.A., Bill Holt handcuffs Sean Rickhart inside a rebar frame for a freeway pillar at a construction site; Bill's g... Read allWhat's the bond between partners, between brothers, and between spouses? In L.A., Bill Holt handcuffs Sean Rickhart inside a rebar frame for a freeway pillar at a construction site; Bill's going to bury Sean in quick-drying cement. Guided by the narration of Nin, Bill's coke-snor... Read allWhat's the bond between partners, between brothers, and between spouses? In L.A., Bill Holt handcuffs Sean Rickhart inside a rebar frame for a freeway pillar at a construction site; Bill's going to bury Sean in quick-drying cement. Guided by the narration of Nin, Bill's coke-snorting partner, we go back and forth over the past 48 hours to find out what brings Bill and... Read all

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5.7/10

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Trivia
The character played by Gregory Jbara watches an episode of the cult TV series Profit (1996), which stars "Cement" director Adrian Pasdar.

Quotes
Bill Holt: I tried to page ya.
Lyndel: Oh, yeah, I just... I was a little tied up.
Bill Holt: By who?

Connections
Features Profit (1996)

Soundtracks
Gimme a Pigfoot
Written by Wesley Sox Wilson
Performed by Joe Ely and The Impeachments
Published by MCA Northern Music

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Featured review

5/10

Set in stone ..........

Bad cops, mixed up in corruption, turn on each other in this dark noir film. Chris Penn heads the list of characters, none of which are likable. Jeffrey Wright is Penn's partner, who owes him for saving his life. Sherilyn Fenn is very forgettable as Penn's unfaithful wife, who sets the betrayal and paybacks in motion. The script starts and stops a lot, with joke telling and other nonsense filling in between bursts of violence. Bottom line, the only reason to watch "Cement" is for Chris Penn's intense performance. Other than that, there is little entertainment value, and I would avoid the letdown. ...................... MERK