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Now Showing In Budapest: 'In the Valley of Elah'

Now Showing In Budapest: 'In the Valley of Elah'
"Mike Deerfield goes missing on his first weekend back after serving in Iraq and is reported AWOL. His dad goes in search of his son and meets Emily, a police detective in the jurisdiction where his son was last seen.



The more they look into the case, the more it looks like foul play."

Movie type: Drama - This is a slow, talky, serious drama. Fans of stars Tommy Lee Jones, Charlize Theron, and Susan Sarandon will appreciate their performances here, but despite the military setting this is not a very action-packed story.

Director: Paul Haggis

Script: Paul Haggis , Mark Boal

Starring: Tommy Lee Jones (Hank Deerfield), Charlize Theron (Emily Sanders), Jonathan Tucker (Mike Deerfield)

Length: 2 hr. 0 min.

Reviews:

“Above Average In the Valley of Elah is not without its moments. When it’s a meditation on loss, it works.” Berardinelli, Internet Critic

“Very Good In the Valley of Elah is a rare blend of emotional content and intelligent material that makes it simultaneously gut-wrenching and thought-provoking.” USA Today

“Good Though the portentous title is taken from the Old Testament — Elah is where little David took on Goliath — the film's concerns are painfully timely and forcefully articulated.” TV Guide Online

“Good Tommy Lee Jones breathes quiet fire as a military vet investigating his soldier son's disappearance, and Charlize Theron is solid as a police detective who can't get any respect.” Newsday

Source: cinemareview.com


10.04.2008

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