The Good Thief
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Movie Reviews of The Good Thief
Movie Review: A visual treat.
Summary: 4 Stars
Stylish and cool. The look of this movie is delicious: not just the spectacular scenery, but the camera shots, the lighting, the editing. Great, international cast. Nolte is perfect as Bob the gentleman junkie gambler. He mumbles through the whole film, but I probably would too if I was Bob, so it seems character-appropriate. Noir-ish, but with enough levity to prevent the gloom from being overwhelming. Fun soundtrack, too.Movie Review: AN EXCELLENT THIEF
Summary: 4 Stars
Nick Nolte and Neil Jordan make a deadly combination in this tale of theft on the riviera. An excellent cast, excellent script and stylish cinematography make this a sophisticated noir and a real joy to behold. Nolte is better than Bond and cooler than cool.
This makes The Good Thief better than the average heist film.
Enjoy this modern classic with a glass of wine.
Movie Review: a great soundtrack
Summary: 4 Stars
A lot of you have sent in reviews that tell what a great movie this is, and I agree. I am writing because some of you are looking for the soundtrack and you can get it on Amazon. Go to popular music and search for the Good Thief. It is an import soundtrack and costs around $32.00 but it is a great CD. A great CD to shoot dope to.....Movie Review: Indeed, There Is Such A Thing As A Good Thief
Summary: 4 Stars
With humor, honesty and humility, Nolte's main character Bob would singlehandedly make this film worth watching. Add a
great cast, a sensational soundtrack and a good twist on the overdone heist flick sub genre and you have a film worth purchasing.
Movie Review: SOUND TRACK PLEASE!
Summary: 4 Stars
I loved the sound track to this movie and have looked for it in the music listings, without any luck. (I found an album by John Brannen with that name, but don't think it is the sound track). If anyone has any info, please post. Thank you, Shelley