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Breathless (I) (2012)After killing her bank-robber husband, a Texas housewife must dispose of the body and find the loot while avoiding the local sheriff. Director:Jesse Baget |
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Title: Breathless (2012)
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Dale
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Sheriff Cooley
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Lorna
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Tiny
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| Wayne Duvall | ... |
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Earl the Dog
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After killing her bank-robber husband, a Texas housewife must dispose of the body and find the loot while avoiding the local sheriff.
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EnglishRelease Date:
14 August 2012 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
O Grande Golpe See more »Filming Locations:
Los Angeles, California, USABox Office
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The movie starts off pretty good, but descents fast too. Still it is nice to see Val Kilmer in a decent role (does not happen that often, but then again he is not the main actor here and he doesn't have a lot to do either, so that might help the fact), plus Gina Gershon can show some things she might have learned during "Bound". Ray Liotta is a side note and the whole thing is very predictable.
Funny enough (or not): While the movie tries to be clever, the coincidences and other things that just happen conveniently, really destroy the whole thing and make you wonder, what they were thinking. The basic idea was nice and the accents are interesting too (though some might say this is a bit of a one sided look at Texas), but the overall movie fails to impress. An extra point for trying though ...