Dirty Pretty Things
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Movie Reviews of Dirty Pretty Things
Movie Review: good and realistic
Summary: 5 Stars
A little slow start but really a cool surely a view on life which this movie provide. I'am quite picky but this Pretty Dirty Things is good for sure! All the character in this movie are really good actors especially 3 main ones (with that girl from Amelie). Very natural setting make this enjoyable to watch and easy to understand as the story go deeper in the point.Movie Review: what a film, oh, what a film
Summary: 5 Stars
This si on my top ten film list of all times, a modern masteropiece, everything about this film, every last detail is perfect from the supporting actor to the leads, the music, the director, the angles fro mthe cameras, the artistic filmography, the lighting, the dialogue, the facial expression on teh actor, the plot. ALL perfectMovie Review: A Nice Surprise.
Summary: 5 Stars
Dirty Pretty Things is an exceedingly worthwhile viewing experience that features a terrific performance by "Amelie's" Audrey Tautou and superb direction from Stephen Frears based on a very lean & probing script. Do not miss this little sleeper. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised.Movie Review: immigrant life in underground london
Summary: 5 Stars
A Nigerian doctor turned taxi driver and hotel clerk, a Turkish factory worker, a Chinese worker in a morgue, a Russian doorman, and a hooker paint a grim but all too realistic portrait of what life is like for the invisible, illegal and undocumented immigrants in modern London.Movie Review: Best Movie of the Year
Summary: 5 Stars
Dirty Pretty Things should be nominated for Best Picture of the Year. Gene Shallit (sp?) was right on when he described Dirty Pretty Things and Lost in Translation as THE two must-see movies of 2003. Lost in Translation is great. Dirty Pretty Things is even better.