Best Movie in a long time

Rating: Null/10 (5 November 2005)

To Write a full review, i'd need more than a 1000 words, so i'll keep this short and sweet.
Acting- Nothing short of perfect, i couldn't imagine anyone pull off their characters then better then this cast. Mickey Roarke deserves an Oscar, Clive Owen, Bruce Willis, Jessica Alba, Alexis Bledel, Jamie King...actually, almost everyone is amazing too. The only problem is Britanny Murphy, she is OK but the way she delivers some of her lines is dreadful.
Plots- The Hard Goodbye- when it starts, it seems to be a straight forward revenge story, but you soon discover it is a lot darker and more interesting then that. Again, Mickey Roarke makes this movie. The Big Fat Kill- The most believable of the three, Dwight tracks a Jackie Boy, a scumbag who abuses women, and eventually Jackie Boy dies. But his death has put the city in peril and Dwight is the only one who can put things right. The weakest of the three but still brilliant. That Yellow Bastard- After being imprisoned for 8 years, Dectective John Hartigan must protect the girl of his dreams from a psychotic paedophile who tried to murder her years before. Original and amazing.
Digital Effects- Perfect, no other word for it. The black and white city is simply compelling on its own, but the splash of deep red blood or icy blue eyes adds something stunning which just can't be described. I only wish i had been to see it on a 20 ft cinema screen, it must have been magical.
Script- The script give all the characters personalities, you really believe these are people with history's, flaws and feelings. As, i said, all the actors did brilliant jobs portraying these people.
Sexy, stylish and brutal, i'd recommend anyone to see this movie, I promise you wont be disappointed.