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screamadelica

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The Robber

The Robber

7.4
  • Mar 19, 2004
  • all time favorite plot twists

    Given the amount of time it took to get to the plot-twist, I'd have to say pound for pound this film offers one of the more ingeniously dark and comedic plot twists I have seen in a while. I guess, it is sort of a "what goes around never comes around because of an unfathomable plot twist". Glad I was hangin around my TV set for this one. Look for it on PBS. the sound track was also very hip. My favorite track that they used was by "Land of the Loops". I can't recall the song but it might be "mathematical park". I live for films like this one. Robert Kerbeck turns in a subtle and hilarious portrayal of desperation (the frilly apron is a nice piece of costume design). And Gus the dog plays dumb rather smart.

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