Duplicity (2009)

Posted : 3 months, 2 weeks ago at Aug 10 15:50

The end was interesting but for me it was just like any movie I ever watched with the same theme. The only thing that makes it better besides some direction parts are the actors that made an amazing job. I was expecting more tough.

Rating : 5/10

Posted : 8 months ago at Mar 25 12:51

''You on one side, me on the other. It's perfect.'' A pair of corporate spies who share a steamy past hook up to pull off the ultimate con job on their respective bosses. Clive Owen: Ray Koval Duplicity comes from Director Tony Gilroy and is also written by him. The beginning starts of in a typical way, that entices said viewer into watching, with it's pair, in the guise of Clive and Julia, plus the two bosses fighting in a surreal, over the top, and heightened way, at a meeting. This turns out to be a comedic piece combined with a blatant double act of a thriller and a medium paced play on play. Performances and character wise, Julia Roberts as Claire Stenwick, is the crafty female lead whom teams up with Owen, and boy do they make a lovably effective duo. Getting past th...Read more

Rating : 7/10

Posted : 8 months, 1 week ago at Mar 21 10:09

"So what do you have to do to get forty million dollars?" Duplicity - this incredibly witty, intelligent comical crime caper concerning two professional spies with pronounced mutual trust issues - is the second directorial outing of acclaimed screenwriter Tony Gilroy (the man who also scripted the Jason Bourne films). Merging the cold corporate intrigue of Michael Clayton (the writer's Oscar-nominated debut as a director) with the suave, globetrotting antics of the Ocean's trilogy, this effervescent, meticulously plotted heist thriller is dazzling entertainment for a mature audience. The title of Duplicity (meaning deceitfulness) is extremely appropriate for such a twisty motion picture. Rest assured that with Gilroy serving as both writer and director, plot twists are frequent and (sim...Read more