

1988·Thriller·1h 33m
7.0
★







When a corrupt American businessman tries to strong arm his way into businesses in Newcastle, England, he is thwarted by a club attendant and his waitress girlfriend.
Directed by Mike Figgis
nightclub
business competition
unethical business
night club

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Cast

Melanie Griffith
Kate

Tommy Lee Jones
Cosmo

Sting
Finney

Sean Bean
Brendan

Alison Steadman
Mayor

Scott Hoxby
Bob

Mark Long
Patrick

James Cosmo
Tony

Andrzej Borkowski
Andrej

Dorota Zięciowska
Christine

Prunella Gee
Mrs. Finney

Heathcote Williams
Peter Reed
Crew

Roger Deakins
Director of Photography

Sandy Powell
Costume Design

Pamela Guest
Casting

John Higgins
Gaffer
Popular Reviews
10 reviews
Oscar Thompson
6.0★ · 09/07/25

The only good thing about this is the city and shots of Newcastle ⚫️⚪️
The only good thing about this is the city and shots of Newcastle ⚫️⚪️
lupistus
4.0★ · 02/17/25

Kötü yazılmış bir film değil ama bu onu iyi bir film de yapmıyor. Filmin kendine has olarak izleyiciye sunduğu bir şey yok, karakterler sönük ve hikaye anlatımı zayıf.
Kötü yazılmış bir film değil ama bu onu iyi bir film de yapmıyor. Filmin kendine has olarak izleyiciye sunduğu bir şey yok, karakterler sönük ve hikaye anlatımı zayıf.
Dog Man
7.0★ · 02/14/19

The entirety of Stormy Monday is just texture and atmosphere with convoluted tragedy. Most characters are just figures to be carefully placed in compositions and situations for maximum style and cool. That’s not to say it’s beautiful, rather, in true neo-noir fashion, it’s seedy and bleak. It all works because it just nails the grimy low level cool of noir with some flash and savagery. Dirty windows, smoky pubs, and the haze of being too drunk/confused when the music in the bar is too loud and you can barely hear what anyone’s saying. A somehow perfect and vivid night spoiled by the darkness. Unfairly grim.
And idk, it helps that Sean Bean is so effortlessly cool in this and Melanie Griffith movies are just so soothing to me
And idk, it helps that Sean Bean is so effortlessly cool in this and Melanie Griffith movies are just so soothing to me
The entirety of Stormy Monday is just texture and atmosphere with convoluted tragedy. Most characters are just figures to be carefully placed in compositions and situations for maximum style and cool. That’s not to say it’s beautiful, rather, in true neo-noir fashion, it’s seedy and bleak. It all works because it just nails the grimy low level cool of noir with some flash and savagery. Dirty windows, smoky pubs, and the haze of being too drunk/confused when the music in the bar is too loud and you can barely hear what anyone’s saying. A somehow perfect and vivid night spoiled by the darkness. Unfairly grim.
And idk, it helps that Sean Bean is so effortlessly cool in this and Melanie Griffith movies are just so soothing to me
And idk, it helps that Sean Bean is so effortlessly cool in this and Melanie Griffith movies are just so soothing to me
Stella
5.0★ · 02/15/26

GibranPRO
4.0★ · 04/27/24
