Domino (2005)

Domino finds her true calling and joins a colorful band of reprobates that includes her wolfish yet formidable ex-con boss, a ruggedly sexy Latino; and an Afghani ex-pat obsessed with explosives. An unlikely foursome to be sure, but their synchronized style consistently results in the capture of

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Watching Domino is an exhausting experience, and that's not altogether welcome. It goes beyond kinetic into frenzied, and Scott's inability to rein in his excesses is going to frustrate a majority of viewers. It's almost impossible to "get into" the movie, since the style is distancing, and there are no moments of quiet or introspection. Yes, the film is interesting, but it doesn't work. Like any failed experiment, it's fascinating to examine, but hopes to achieve something meaningful are foiled. 

Who was Domino Harvey? Too bad the story of her life would be the last place to look for answers. 

--Brian Orndorf (eFilmCritic.com)

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Well, "Domino" is the new magnum opus. What Scott and his cinematographer and team of editors have done is impressive technically, but it only matters if it's in the service of a screenplay that deserves such attention. This one doesn't. 

--Eric D. Snider (eFilmCritic.com)

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A decent flick that should have been amazing, but doesn’t make it all the way with a lack of focus on its main characters, a story that goes through too many puzzles and a runtime that outlasts itself. 6/10

--'JoBlo' (JoBlo.com)

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Miscast, poorly written, over-directed and just plain stupid, Domino avoids one-star ignominy because it’s also unintentionally hilarious, making it a must-see bad movie. 

--Matthew Turner (ViewLondon)

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Directed by

Tony Scott Top Gun, True Romance, Man on Fire

Written by

Richard Kelly Donnie Darko, Southland Tales, #1 Fan: A Darkomentary Domino Harvey Laurence Harvey The Manchurian Candidate, The Alamo, Vérités et mensonges

Cast

Keira Knightley Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, Love Actually Mickey Rourke Man on Fire, Once Upon a Time in Mexico, The Pledge Delroy Lindo Gone in Sixty Seconds, The Cider House Rules, Ransom Macy Gray Training Day, Idlewild, Lackawanna Blues Lucy Liu Kill Bill: Vol. 1, Kill Bill: Vol. 2, Chicago Jacqueline Bisset Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Bullitt, Murder on the Orient Express Christopher Walken Catch Me If You Can, Sleepy Hollow, Wedding Crashers [more]

Music By

Harry Gregson-Williams The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, Shrek 2, Kingdom of Heaven Jan Pomerans Motives, Blue Hill Avenue

There are some shocking scenes of violence, but by that time the film has become so over the top that there is an almost total lack of tension. 1/10 --Tony Medley Overall Domino is what it is, crazy, psycho fun. It isn't a movie you can enjoy if you are in the right frame of mind, but if you aren't prepared you may actually hate this movie. C+ --Brad Brevet The story dosn't fare much better and it's way more convoluted than it had to be. 5/10 --Albert Koleba (thefilmasylum.com)

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