Ordinary Sinner (2001) 5.5
Three friends encounter violence and bigotry in a small college town. Director:John Henry DavisWriter:William Mahone |
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Ordinary Sinner (2001) 5.5
Three friends encounter violence and bigotry in a small college town. Director:John Henry DavisWriter:William Mahone |
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| Brendan Hines | ... |
Peter
(as Brendan P. Hines)
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| Elizabeth Banks | ... |
Rachel
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| Kris Park | ... |
Alex
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| A Martinez | ... |
Father Ed
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| Peter Onorati | ... |
Mike
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| Jesse Tyler Ferguson | ... |
Ogden
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| Joshua Harto | ... |
Scott
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Kia Goodwin | ... |
Deborah
(as Kia Joy Goodwin)
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| Chris Messina | ... |
Silvio
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| Nathaniel Marston | ... |
Robert
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Daniel Stewart Sherman | ... |
Edgar
(as Daniel Sherman)
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Rusty De Wees | ... |
Bill Parish
(as Rusty DeWees)
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Brian Hammer | ... |
Gas Attendant
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William Mahone | ... |
Detective Arcudi
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Lynn Bowman | ... |
Mrs. Scherm
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Three friends encounter violence and bigotry in a small college town.
It was a good story, but not very well told. I liked the themes and the main story line, which wasn't as clear as it could have been. Maybe there was too much going on and a lack of ability to reign it all in. The acting was okay to cheesy, some were stronger than others and even the stronger actors had their moments of lesser quality acting. It took me a couple of months to get through the entire movie because it didn't keep my attention and the flow was just bad. I only just finished watching it and I'm glad I did as the movie finally gets moving and has some continuity toward the end. Again, a good story, but the delivery was sub par. Would recommend it for the story line and maybe a little eye candy, and I do mean, a little.