Mr. Brooks clips

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021

Take a gander at two MR. BROOKS clips over at Yahoo!. The first one featuring the still-very-hot Demi Moore as a cop confronting the still-very-annoying Dane Cook (playing a blackmailer, but honestly anything other than a pizza-delivery boy is beyond the realms of believability).

The other features Kevin Costner’s titular serial killer confronting his own conscience (embodied by William Hurt).

MR. BROOKS tells the story of a seemingly normal guy who hides his alter-ego as the “Thumb Print Killer” from his family and friends. When an opportunistic photographer (Cook) and an investigator (Moore) interrupt his routine, he has to do whatever necessary to maintain the good life.

Check out the official site for MR. BROOKS HERE.

Source: Yahoo!

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