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Ordinary Sinner (2001) 5.4
Three friends encounter violence and bigotry in a small college town. Director:John Henry DavisWriter:William Mahone |
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Peter
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| Elizabeth Banks | ... |
Rachel
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Alex
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| A Martinez | ... |
Father Ed
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| Peter Onorati | ... |
Mike
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Ogden
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Scott
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Kia Goodwin | ... |
Deborah
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Silvio
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| Nathaniel Marston | ... |
Robert
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Daniel Stewart Sherman | ... |
Edgar
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Rusty De Wees | ... |
Bill Parish
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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.
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21 October 2001 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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This foolish, implausible tale is redeemed only by the opening scene in which a hard-boiled police detective delivers some nearly-audible lines confirming our greatest fears: He is dead. Perhaps the film would have been saved had the director forgone the dazzling star power of A. Martinez in favor of this sadly-anonymous actor who filled the screen for a brief moment. That a no-name hack-tor off the street could salvage such a dishwater film is no less likely than a villain committing murder by dropping stones into a quarry for an unsuspecting diver. His moment is brief; his promise is immense. Perhaps we will be treated to more screen time by this obscure thespian if there is ever a sequel to this ill-advised film.