Charlie Valentine

2009
R
1h 36m

IMDb RATING

5.3/10

711

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Tom Berenger, Raymond J. Barry, and Michael Weatherly in Charlie Valentine (2009)

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Crime Drama Thriller

Notorious mobster bungled his final heist. Seeking estranged son Danny's help, he teaches him criminal ways. After scamming Danny's boss, Valentine must rescue Danny from a vengeful mobster,... Read allNotorious mobster bungled his final heist. Seeking estranged son Danny's help, he teaches him criminal ways. After scamming Danny's boss, Valentine must rescue Danny from a vengeful mobster, risking redemption or endangering his son.Notorious mobster bungled his final heist. Seeking estranged son Danny's help, he teaches him criminal ways. After scamming Danny's boss, Valentine must rescue Danny from a vengeful mobster, risking redemption or endangering his son.

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IMDb RATING

5.3/10

711

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 9 wins & 12 nominations total

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Trivia
Raymond J. Barry and Tom Berenger also appeared in Né un 4 juillet (1989) and Training Day (2001).

Quotes
Charlie Valentine: It isn't necessarily that I'm immoral of character, I just don't take great stock in the morality of others, that's all.

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Featured review

10/10

Quality doesn't need cost

Studios spend tens of millions of dollars to distract us with explosions, effects, and big names. The Hit men Diaries doesn't have that. What it does have is strong writing, great cinematography, powerful acting, and some names from actions films of the 90's. Raymond Barry does a great job as the lead, playing a ready to retire gangster.

I saw this film at AOF and everyone was at the edge of their seat at the gritty dialog. A well evolved film that shows us, a good script and good acting, makes for a good film. The story drew in the audience. The duality of the character intrigued. The director did a great job retelling a classic style heist film. All the pieces came together for this.