Return to the genre of the witty crime film.

Rating: Null/10 (7 February 2016)

You know you have a great film when you can reflect on moral issues and blend kick-ass action with pitch-perfect original writing at the same time. Martin McDonagh's "In Bruges" is an instant classic, a kind of film that's enjoyable throughout and delivers all the great jabs of a black comedy. Guilt-stricken after a job gone wrong, hit-man Ray (Colin Farrell) and his partner Ken (Brendan Gleeson) await orders from their ruthless boss in Bruges, Belgium, the last place in the world Ray wants to be. Colin Ferrell and Brendan Gleeson are a acting duo from heaven. Bopth men give stellar performances of men facing mid-life crisis' who end up getting themselves in a hell of a lot more than they bargained for. Gleeson and Ferrell makes every scene entertaining, and do it with the kind of natural talent than few actors posses. Martin McDonagh's script is filled with original content that stays grounded in certain themes, but is liberal in what it'll do to the audience. It's the kind of film that you shake your head all throughout, but will walk out of with a grin on your face due to the richness and keen originality that you barely get to see in movies these days.