Films/DVD Asylum

A Most Wanted Man

50.101.71.138

Jim Pearce

I somehow missed this one. Maybe the best post Cold War le Carr� adaptation? And a surprisingly strong performance for a dead guy from Philip Seymour Hoffman.

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I think people passed this one by because it was post-humous. - free.ranger 17:12:00 04/27/15 (0)
Which is too bad because it was brilliant IMO. Hoffman was clearly in a deteriorated state at that time, but he used his condition as part of his character. As Billy said, you could really feel his anger and humiliation in the end. He was played again, like he was before, as he said a couple of times in the film. He was guarded against it happening again, yet didn't see it coming -- again.

You were left with the sense that he would be looking for another line of work.
At the end you feel his frustration and anger . . . - Billy Wonka 14:04:55 04/26/15 (0)
somebody else is always angling to take credit.

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