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Heartless (I) (2009) 6.0
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Metascore: 58/100
Reviews: 46 user | 107 critic | 12 from Metacritic.com Jamie Morgan, a young man with a large heart-shaped birthmark on his face, discovers that there are demons on the streets of East London. Director:Philip RidleyWriter:Philip Ridley |
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Cast
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| Jim Sturgess | ... |
Jamie Morgan
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| Luke Treadaway | ... |
Lee Morgan
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| Clémence Poésy | ... |
Tia
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Justin Salinger | ... |
Raymond Morgan
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Vinnie
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A.J.
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Marion Morgan
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David Florez | ... |
Local Resident 1
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Nikita Mistry | ... |
Local Resident 2 /
Belle
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George Morgan
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Linda
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Nadia Theaker | ... |
Charlie
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David Sibley | ... |
Sociologist
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News Reporter
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Papa B
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Jamie Morgan, a young man with a large heart-shaped birthmark on his face, discovers that there are demons on the streets of East London. Written by May 13
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Country:
UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
19 November 2010 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Budget:
$5,000,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
$2,033 (USA) (19 November 2010)Gross:
$2,033 (USA) (19 November 2010)Company Credits
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Lee Morgan: Good morning, Uncle Jamie.
Jamie Morgan: How many times do I got to tell you that when the red light is on, that means I'm developing!
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Music by 'Nick Bicát'
Lyrics by Philip Ridley
Performed by Jim Sturgess, Ciaran Gribbin and Mary Leay
Produced by Ciaran Gribbin and Michae; Keeney
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Released to UK cinemas on Friday 21 May 2010 and then on DVD, Blu-ray and download 4 days later. See more »Quotes
[first lines]Lee Morgan: Good morning, Uncle Jamie.
Jamie Morgan: How many times do I got to tell you that when the red light is on, that means I'm developing!
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Soundtracks
"The Other Me"Music by 'Nick Bicát'
Lyrics by Philip Ridley
Performed by Jim Sturgess, Ciaran Gribbin and Mary Leay
Produced by Ciaran Gribbin and Michae; Keeney
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This is a "psychological" thriller as much or more than a horror film. First, Jim Sturgess is excellent and has a brilliant career ahead of him. Why we haven't seen more of Joseph Mawie, the "devil" character, over the years is beyond me. Mawie is extremely creepy and steals his scenes. Timothy Spall and Ed Marson are underrated, though you've seen them a thousand times.
The depiction of dark London is well done. And the supernatural elements are well introduced, conservatively used and blended well with the psychological travails of our main character. But there is so much going on that at times I caught myself trying to piece bits together to guess at what I was supposed to be guessing at. The "neighbor" functions as a good foil but we're led to believe he has/will have something to do with the plot, which he really doesn't. The "nephew" subplot, though of some importance to a a late plot explanation, becomes annoying early on and the actor is less than convincing.
Fun nonetheless. Difficult to make a passable horror film these days.