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. . .more than a review. This is a satisfactory movie. To me, Kevin Spacey opens a film. His performances perform even a mediocre film worth watching (and owning on DVD) . The narrative is edifying, and not everything can be another “Se7en” or “American Beauty.” Nevertheless, if you are a Spacey fan, check it out.
But my accurate reason for posting a review was to give the head’s up to any Colin Farrell fans out there . . . he’s been getting a following lately, and the DVD tries to jump on that by putting him on its mask. If that entices you to retract it up as you are novel from seeing his stellar performance in “The Recruit” or want more of his hometown accent that was offered as Bullseye, you will be sorely displeased. Mr. Farrell has no more than 5 lines in the film.
Ordinary Decent Criminal was loosley adapted from John Boormans critically acclaimed, The General which told the sage of real-life Irish criminal Martin Cahill. In a perfect fraction of casting, Kevin Spacey plays Cahill (though is renamed Michael Lynch in the movie), a cocky but likeable Dublin gangster who spent his days robbing the rich, annoying the police and falling inappropriate of the IRA. Spacey puts in a power-packed, beleavable performance though he plays the role as a loveable rogue in inequity to the staunch Martin Cahill. His Irish accent is a small dodgy at times but makes up for it with his performance. The film is well structured featuring moments of comedy, undertones of gritty realism and plenty of impressive action scenes that makes this well worth a witness. Given Spacy amicable benefit is British T.V actress Helen Baxendale as Lisa in a minute but effective role. Recommended.
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