Sorted (2000)A young lawyer gets more than he bargains for while investigating his brother's mysterious death. Director:Alexander Jovy |
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Sorted (2000)A young lawyer gets more than he bargains for while investigating his brother's mysterious death. Director:Alexander Jovy |
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Carl
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| Sienna Guillory | ... |
Sunny
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| Ben Moor | ... |
Thames Barrier Officer
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Claire Harman | ... |
Thames Barrier Girl
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Mark Crowdy | ... |
Gallery Manager
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Joseph Kpobie | ... |
Record Shop Rapper
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| Neil Maskell | ... |
Record Shop Geezer
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| Stephen Marcus | ... |
Rob
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Jason Donovan | ... |
Martin
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Michael Price | ... |
Samson
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Bob Mercer | ... |
Bartender
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| Simon Meacock | ... |
Silver Shirt
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| Fay Masterson | ... |
Tiffany
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| Kelly Brook | ... |
Sarah
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| Tim Curry | ... |
Damian Kemp
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Carl has travelled from Yorkshire to central London to clear up the details of his brothers death. Although a successful attorney Carl finds that there is another side to his brothers life, which he willingly gets pulled into. A group of techno junkies accept him into their family, as he is the brother of their late friend. With copious MDA to aide him Carl enters the underground all-night rave scene in hopes of discovering the truth to his brothers suspicious death. Written by kwedgwood@hotmail.com
I was very surprised at the rating of this movie. I just loved it (the last half hour excluded). "Sorted" has a surprisingly high production value and it easily looks like an expensive movie. There are some great club scenes that really make you feel like you want to be there, accompanied with nice music, and Matthew Rhys did an excellent job.
There is however a weak script and the previously mentioned ending which ruins all the potential this movie had of being a cult classic. Tim Curry in a bizarre and unnecessary role that screams of stupidity and predictability, the whole thing is just so unbelievably bad it physically hurts. Sad, could have been much more. 6/10