You can't sell horse tranquilisers to a midget...

Rating: 10/10 (10 July 2008)

Brilliant observational comedy juxtaposed with profound violent tragedy, the director plays postmodern pinball with your emotion. Common morality is murdered in a film where anything goes as long as you don't kill a small boy or attack someone with a bottle. The summarised by a brilliant over-dinner exchange between Ray, a straightforward and simple hit-man and Chloe, a stunningly beautiful heroin dealer to Belgian film crews.
Beautiful cinematography around beautiful Brugge, soundtrack perfectly suited to the ever-changing mood of the film, impeccable timing in impressive performances by ALL actors (apart from the fat 'American'). I know I don't speak for everyone here, but this is filming perfection. Sceptical, comical, profound, chaotic and unpredictable, if I had to suggest you watch one more film before you die it would be this one. An exaggeration maybe, but this is a special one.