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2016·Thriller·1h 33m
6.8
A suicidal artist goes into the desert, where he finds his doppelgänger, a homicidal drifter.
Directed by William Monahan
artist
drifter
desert

Cast

Garrett Hedlund
Garrett Hedlund
Thomas
Oscar Isaac
Oscar Isaac
Jack
Louise Bourgoin
Louise Bourgoin
Milly
Walton Goggins
Walton Goggins
Jim
Mark Wahlberg
Mark Wahlberg
Norman
Dania Ramirez
Dania Ramirez
Detective Beaumont
Fran Kranz
Fran Kranz
Bob
Matt Jones
Matt Jones
Louis
Anna Margaret Hollyman
Anna Margaret Hollyman
Estate Lawyer
Del Zamora
Del Zamora
Indian Manager
Christopher Neiman
Christopher Neiman
Bald Producer
Ashwin Gore
Ashwin Gore
Tarquin

Crew

William Monahan
William Monahan
Director
William Monahan
William Monahan
Writer
Andrew Hewitt
Andrew Hewitt
Original Music Composer
William Monahan
William Monahan
Producer
Mike Suarez
Mike Suarez
Sound Effects Editor
John Papsidera
John Papsidera
Casting
Eric Hirsch
Eric Hirsch
Sound Re-Recording Mixer

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46 reviews
If I
If I
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The first 30 minutes of this film are fantastic. I love me a quiet, super pretentious film where the characters just yell names of biblical and philosophical figures at each other.

Then, to my surprise, we come out of the desert for an 80 minute slow wheeling story in LA where the cast is stacked but the plot goes to die. I don’t remember a single interesting thing happening between Mark, the guy from White Lotus, the French actress, the character actors who I vaguely recognize, and Sterling K Brown. No scene without Oscar Isaac is interesting, and even he loses some steam after a while. The biggest problem is that got bad direction. He never matched Oscar Isaac. He could’ve been a great quiet and contemplative foil, but he sadly never brought that and instead looked uninterested most of the time. 

Keep your movies in the desert, and your cast small is the lesson. Also I read the synopsis after I watched it..his doppelgänger?? Where does that come from. They should’ve really leaned into the “devil in the desert” metaphor from the beginning.
The first 30 minutes of this film are fantastic. I love me a quiet, super pretentious film where the characters just yell names of biblical and philosophical figures at each other.

Then, to my surprise, we come out of the desert for an 80 minute slow wheeling story in LA where the cast is stacked but the plot goes to die. I don’t remember a single interesting thing happening between Mark, the guy from White Lotus, the French actress, the character actors who I vaguely recognize, and Sterling K Brown. No scene without Oscar Isaac is interesting, and even he loses some steam after a while. The biggest problem is that got bad direction. He never matched Oscar Isaac. He could’ve been a great quiet and contemplative foil, but he sadly never brought that and instead looked uninterested most of the time. 

Keep your movies in the desert, and your cast small is the lesson. Also I read the synopsis after I watched it..his doppelgänger?? Where does that come from. They should’ve really leaned into the “devil in the desert” metaphor from the beginning.
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Hayly
Hayly
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ok brother
ok brother
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Estella Copas
Estella Copas
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Garrett Hedlund’s man bun and the dog were my favorite characters.
Garrett Hedlund’s man bun and the dog were my favorite characters.
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Jade
Jade
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No joke when Garret and Oscar were chasing each other around in the desert at 18 mins i sped the whole thing up like an undercrank western comedy so it was mildly entertaining only for Garret to watch one at 30mins in 😭
Really thought they were gonna kill the dog. 

Almost lost hope until Oscar got a buzz cut and pink speedo. Garrets looks were the only thing keeping my attention. 

To be or not to be Brother
No joke when Garret and Oscar were chasing each other around in the desert at 18 mins i sped the whole thing up like an undercrank western comedy so it was mildly entertaining only for Garret to watch one at 30mins in 😭
Really thought they were gonna kill the dog. 

Almost lost hope until Oscar got a buzz cut and pink speedo. Garrets looks were the only thing keeping my attention. 

To be or not to be Brother
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Dustin Franklin
Dustin Franklin
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Did Hulk Hogan write this script, brother?
Did Hulk Hogan write this script, brother?
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