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Title: Cosmopolis (2012)
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| Robert Pattinson | ... | Eric Packer | |
| Sarah Gadon | ... | Elise Shifrin | |
| Paul Giamatti | ... | Benno Levin | |
| Kevin Durand | ... | Torval | |
| Abdul Ayoola | ... | Ibrahim Hamadou | |
| Juliette Binoche | ... | Didi Fancher | |
| Emily Hampshire | ... | Jane Melman | |
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Bob Bainborough | ... | Dr. Ingram |
| Samantha Morton | ... | Vija Kinsky | |
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Zeljko Kecojevic | ... | Danko |
| Jay Baruchel | ... | Shiner | |
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Philip Nozuka | ... | Michael Chin |
| Mathieu Amalric | ... | André Petrescu | |
| Patricia McKenzie | ... | Kendra Hays | |
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Ryan Kelly | ... | Rat Man #1 |
On the spur of the moment, twenty-eight year old Manhattan self-made multi-billionaire Eric Packer decides he wants to get a haircut from his regular and longtime barber across town, a difficult journey today if only because of the traffic gridlock from three high profile but vastly different events taking place in the borough, including a wandering anarchist protest, they who largely use dead rats as their symbol of protest. Through his trek, Eric, most taking place in his stretch limousine, meets with several business associates - some with as esoteric job titles as Head of Theory - and personal acquaintances, including his several week bride, Elise, a wealthy woman in her own right with who he still has a somewhat distant relationship if only because they don't really know each other. The start of Eric's day ends much differently than the end as his personal fortune largely hinges on external forces in relation to a speculative currency transaction, and as he learns that someone is... Written by Huggo
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If you are going to watch this movie, you need to give yourself adequate space to do so. This is a philosophical movie and not exactly easy to watch. It comes across more as visual poetry than anything else and therefore won't appeal to a mass audience. Which is partially the reason for a rather low score on this site. In my opinion it deserves more; the reason for this is that I firmly believe a movie has to be critiqued on the basis of it's type - you shouldn't judge this movie on the basis of all movies, but other movies of this sort, which are close adaptations of novels packed with dense dialogue and philosophical themed subject matter. The question you're looking for the answer to is "should I watch this movie?" And yes, you should, but curb your expectations to what type of movie it is. In it's genre, I find it thoughtprovoking and streamlined; It's a limo slowly being covered by graffiti; Something cold, perfect and seamless being torn apart from within. You will find no typical storyline and no lovable characters; at several times I thought to myself that these characters are in fact portraying computers assessing and processing information and various symptoms of the human condition. People do not talk like they do in this movie. The movie is very well executed and absolutely worth your time. If you are interested in this type of movie that is - and if that's the case it will likely leave you inspired in some way because you are constantly thinking throughout.