Excellent, Brilliant, Wonderful

Rating: 10/10 (10 March 2010)

Voila, as adjectives (and I probably forgot) to describe this trip to Bruges. For even if this is not the first time it shows us that the killers are not only machines but also have feelings, here the angle chosen to tell the story of these two killers out completely because of the ordinary. Indeed, already begin interpreting the duo Ray (Colin Farrell) / Ken (Brendan Gleeson) works well and both players have very good chemistry, as is also too rare. And what is cast, the supporting actors are all so well written and not allow for accounts (such as Jimmy (Jordan Prentice) who has a key role in the denouement of the plot), in fact each character is here to advance the story, no one is left behind at the plot or set listed regarding dialogs tasty (Ralph Fiennes and his foul language is an important effect on this) The relationship between Ray and Ken, to return to the duo gave me the impression of a father / son. And it is felt more gradually as the plot or advance, Ken knew very well "evil" that eats Ray wants this trip to change his ideas to start and then eventually the cure of that evil in his own risk, as a father to his son. A city of fairy tale to include Ralph Fiennes in a moment of the film with this story of impossible love between Ray and Chloe, with her hero (Ken) loan has defied any danger to nothing happens to his protégé (Ray), and this gallery of colorful characters have said that this city was ideal because it is indeed a modern fairy tale that we are witnessing. I would add that sometimes it is very difficult to keep from shedding a tear.