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Average Customer Rating: RATED 3 STARS
Director: Andrew Niccol
Starring: Nicolas Cage, Jared Leto, Bridget Moynahan, Ian Holm, Ethan Hawke
Producer: Philippe Rousselet, Andrew Niccol
Writer: Andrew Niccol

Run Time: 02:01:00

Copyright: © 2005 Lions Gate Films, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Synopsis:
Chance leads Yuri Orlov to discover his one talent - illegal arms dealing. With his brother's help, he reaches the top of his trade, supplying anyone whose check clears. His skills and quick wits bring him everything he's ever wanted - and help him elude a persistent Interpol agent. But at the peak of his prowess, he discovers his customers might demand more than he can give... and those he's trying to protect could become deadly liabilities.

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Screen Format: Color



CRITIC REVIEWS
Lew Irwin
RATED 2 STARS


Critics are warring over the Nicolas Cage satire Lord of War about the international gun market. Manohla Dargis in the New York Times calls it a misfire even though Cage's performance, she remarks, is watchable. The problem, she writes, is that writer-director Andrew Niccol never resolves the disconnect between this star's function (to entertain) and that of his character (to repel). Michael Phillips in the Chicago Tribune remarks: The film is morally unsettling on its surface, and then you realize the surface is all you're going to get. Bob Longino in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution describes it as an often heavy-handed and terminally dull depiction of the violent world of unscrupulous international arms deals. On the other hand, Phillip Wuntch in the Dallas Morning News finds the film compelling. Lord of War definitely aims to be something more profound than brain candy. It gives moviegoers something to think about, he writes. If that recommendation sounds too dutiful, let it be known that it's exciting as well as thought-provoking.





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Reviewed by: oskooie on 5/19/2006 9:49:31 PM
RATED 5 STARS

Great Movie



Lew Irwin

RATED 2 STARS

Critics are warring over the Nicolas Cage satire Lord of War about the international gun market. Manohla Dargis in the New York Times calls it a misfire even though Cage's performance, she remarks, is watchable. The problem, she writes, is that writer-director Andrew Niccol never resolves the disconnect between this star's function (to entertain) and that of his character (to repel). Michael Phillips in the Chicago Tribune remarks: The film is morally unsettling on its surface, and then you realize the surface is all you're going to get. Bob Longino in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution describes it as an often heavy-handed and terminally dull depiction of the violent world of unscrupulous international arms deals. On the other hand, Phillip Wuntch in the Dallas Morning News finds the film compelling. Lord of War definitely aims to be something more profound than brain candy. It gives moviegoers something to think about, he writes. If that recommendation sounds too dutiful, let it be known that it's exciting as well as thought-provoking.




FEATURED CUSTOMER REVIEW


Reviewed by: oskooie on 5/19/2006 9:49:31 PM
RATED 5 STARS

Great Movie




Lord of War has 25 user ratings.


Customer Reviews for Lord of War
Reviewed by: oskooie on 5/19/2006 9:49:31 PM
RATED 5 STARS




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