We Own the Night

But sequences like those are anomalous in a film thats slow burning and contemplative by nature, less concerned with genre payoffs than Phoenix pawing through a moral (and at one point, literal) fog. ( Read More )

The story is simple, sometimes to a fault, and ultimately Cahill doesnt quite pull off all of the majesty that he attempts. ( Read More )

But the predictable script and the formulaic twists and turns reduce it to a run of the mill, albeit watchable film. ( Read More )

Marjorie Baumgarten

But, overall, its impossible to shake the films gloomy sense of eternal repetition. ( Read More )

That Wahlberg and Phoenix both co starred in Grays last film, 2000s The Yards, doesnt ease We Own the Nights sense of dj vu. ( Read More )