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The Contract (2006)

Directed by:
Bruce Beresford

COUNTRY
Germany/USA

GENRE
Thriller
NORWEGIAN TITLE
The Contract
RUNNING TIME
97 minutes

Produced by:
Randall Emmett
George Furla
Avi Lerner
Danny Lerner
Andreas Schmid
Les Weldon

Written by:
Stephen Katz
John Darrouzet


Cast includes:

CHARACTER ACTOR/ACTRESS RATING
Frank Cordell Morgan Freeman ½
Ray Keene John Cusack
Chris Keene Jamie Anderson
Miles Alice Krige ½

 

Review

Bruce Beresford is certainly not an untalented director, and do not let this misfire fool you into thinking so. And yet, despite some useful suspense and a fair albeit completely unimaginative script, The Contract is a film hampered by bad craftsmanship. The old saying 'haste makes waste' seems to be appropriate here, because the picture rushes along mindlessly, skipping important justifications and forgetting about issues like character motivation in the process. Shot on beautiful Bulgarian terrain (which may or may not resemble Washington state to an acceptable degree), the film looks good but plays like a classic B-movie. The only redeeming quality is Morgan Freeman, whose natural grace and skill make the film watchable.

Copyright © 09.04.2007 Fredrik Gunerius Fevang

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