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Lord Of War (2005)
Description
Over two decades Yuri Orlov has been the face of arms dealing, running away from the federal agents and running towards the woman of his dreams.
Over two decades Yuri Orlov has been the face of arms dealing, running away from the federal agents and running towards the woman of his dreams.
Actors:
Liya Kebede,
Mzwanele Jafta,
Jean-Michel Richaud,
Tanya Finch,
Donald Sutherland,
Lize Jooste,
Weston Cage
Liya Kebede
1 March 1978, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Mzwanele Jafta
Jean-Michel Richaud
24 May 1971, Paris, France
Tanya Finch
Donald Sutherland
17 July 1935, Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada
Lize Jooste
Weston Cage
26 December 1990, Los Angeles, California, USA
Country:
United States, Germany
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September 26, 2005
Lord Of War drops the hammer slowly, laying out the fascinating parameters of Cage's world before opening up its argument in an astonishing denouement.May 26, 2007
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A carefully choreographed devil's dance in which Nicolas Cage finds fleet-footed rejuvenation as a man aware evil can't exist without good, but that evil often wins. This uniquely unsympathetic, world-weary film earns the right to fling that truth.August 16, 2007
Niccol is no stranger to hot-button issues, but he outdoes his previous efforts by injecting this satire of war profiteering in the Halliburton age with a wicked arsenic wit.March 11, 2008
The movie ultimately crushes itself in a vise of self-loathing.
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September 20, 2005
A raffishly ironic and insinuating movie -- and probably the most sheerly enjoyable film of the year so far.July 14, 2007
I'm beginning to get discouraged about Andrew Niccol.October 07, 2006
Even though Niccol sometimes puts unnecessary homilies in the mouths of his characters, he mostly pulls off the tricky feat of being direct and breezy at the same time. "Lord of War" skims along like a dance routine.September 16, 2005
There are the makings here of a really good feature or an even better documentary, but as it stands, Lord of War is not quite either.