jaw2929
01-22-2005, 09:42 PM
Sean Penn follows up his Oscar winning performance in Mystic River, with an equally brilliant performance in this troubling and deep yet awesome movie!
Penn plays Sam, an everyday business man in Maryland 1974... A furniture salesman who's not really good at his job... He can't grasp why people have to lie their asses off day in and out just to make money.... He becomes fed up with being a slave to the corporate world, ruled by President Richard Nixon during this time.... His marriage is failing, he hates his job, everything is going wrong....
Without getting too much into the details, I could really identify with Penn's character, his digust and disdain with how politics and the business world is run by money and lies.... He becomes disenchanted with it all, which slowly drives him to madness... Naomi Watts stars with him once again (They were both in the equally brillian 21 Grams movie together) as his wife with the marriage on the rocks, as well as Don Cheadle as his best friend who's a mechanic....
This movie was fuckin awesome, just as good (if not better) than the last movie I saw "The Woodsman" if you liked such movies as Falling Down, I HIGHLY recommend this one (to ANYONE!)
Penn plays Sam, an everyday business man in Maryland 1974... A furniture salesman who's not really good at his job... He can't grasp why people have to lie their asses off day in and out just to make money.... He becomes fed up with being a slave to the corporate world, ruled by President Richard Nixon during this time.... His marriage is failing, he hates his job, everything is going wrong....
Without getting too much into the details, I could really identify with Penn's character, his digust and disdain with how politics and the business world is run by money and lies.... He becomes disenchanted with it all, which slowly drives him to madness... Naomi Watts stars with him once again (They were both in the equally brillian 21 Grams movie together) as his wife with the marriage on the rocks, as well as Don Cheadle as his best friend who's a mechanic....
This movie was fuckin awesome, just as good (if not better) than the last movie I saw "The Woodsman" if you liked such movies as Falling Down, I HIGHLY recommend this one (to ANYONE!)