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Miller's Crossing

1990

Action / Crime / Drama / Thriller

Miller's Crossing

1990

Action / Crime / Drama / Thriller

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93% TOMATOMETER · 71 reviews

90% AUDIENCE · 50K ratings

7.7/10 · 149.5K

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Plot summary

Set in 1929, a political boss and his advisor have a parting of the ways when they both fall for the same woman.

Director

Ethan Coen

Top cast

Steve Buscemi as Mink

Don Picard as Gunman in Leo's House

Gabriel Byrne as Tom Reagan

Sam Raimi as Snickering Gunman

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

751.23 MB

1280*720

English 2.0

TV-MA

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 55 min

Seeds 4

1.60 GB

1920*1080

English 2.0

TV-MA

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 55 min

Seeds 72

Comments 7

zorg2 845 days ago

Thanks OTTO

palmaamlap 1418 days ago

Never wrong With the Coen Bros. Thanks a lot.

OpusthePenguin 2241 days ago

Music cuts off abruptly at 1:52:50 during the credits

razzel2 4 days ago

You mean, like, the movie ends??

4tt3nt4t 2578 days ago

Can't go wrong with the Coen bros IMHO and this is one of their best. Great movie.

Timothy779 2675 days ago

Not the best Coen brothers film.I feel that it is very overrated.

adnanraghib96 2728 days ago

please bring Memory of a killer (2003) and A pure formality (1994)

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7 / 10

Gabriel Byrne is "Reagan", the enforcer for the

CinemaSerf

Gabriel Byrne is "Reagan", the enforcer for the pretty ruthless mob kingpin "Leo" (Albert Finney). He is caught in the middle of a battle between his boss and…

8 / 10

The answer my friend is a hat blowing

John Chard

The answer my friend is a hat blowing in the wind. The Coen brothers craft a loving homage to gangster pictures of yore with splendid results. Essentially the…

7 / 10

I found this hard to rate...

AlsExGal

... because in typical Coen brothers style, this is a very unconventional tale told in an unconventional way.It's the Prohibition era in some big city…

... because in typical Coen brothers style, this is a very unconventional tale told in an unconventional way.It's the Prohibition era in some big city, probably in the northern United States. It seems like it is Chicago, but the entire structure of city government is corrupt right down to the cops, so the city is unnamed. Gangster Leo (Albert Finney) is in a perpetual fight for power with gangster Johnny Caspar (Jon Polito). Leo has the upper hand at the moment, but Caspar is planning to make big time trouble.Leo's right-hand man Tom Reagan (Gabriel Byrne) is confused. He keeps having sex with Leo's girl Verna, but he's obviously in love with Leo. With Verna, Reagan seems to be "anger bedding" her - to be euphemistic about this - as a means of proving to himself that Verna isn't worthy of Leo. There's almost a jealousy there - of Leo, not Verna. This confusion explains why he is so emotionally flat about everything and everyone except when it comes to Leo. That is where he shows true passion. He uses Verna for sex and for information, but at no time does Reagan do anything that indicates it runs deeper than that with her.So why is it hard to rate? I found the bro-mance compelling, but to see the forest for the trees you have to wade through the over complicated plot with many supporting characters that just don't make an impression so that it is hard to keep track of what is going on. And the lingo - I suppose this is trying to be like an R rated WB 30s gangster picture, except I am a fan of such films and I simply can't understand what the gangsters are saying. They are using lots of expressions that were made up for this film. Example - "What's the rumpus?". What does that even mean?On the positive side, the art design and cinematography are wonderful as is the choreography of the more important scenes. One supporting character who actually is memorable? John Turturro as Bernie Bernbaum, Verna's brother. He's both a bully and a despicable coward, depending upon whether or not he thinks he has the upper hand. And he is not nearly as clever as he thinks he is.So I'd recommend this one, but if you want to get all of the details of the plot, you might need to watch it twice.

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