Masculine ferociousness is deconstructed in this highly theatrical, yet understated film.
di Kevin Thomas The Los Angeles Times
Writer-playwrights Louis Mellis and David Scinto have a way with deconstructing masculine ferociousness -- relishing in revealing the follies of machismo in extremis.
First, with "Sexy Beast," in which Ray Winstone played a retired gangster living in luxury when a surpassingly menacing, insinuating Ben Kingsley descends upon him.
And now with "44 Inch Chest," again starring Winstone, who this time plays rugged, burly, middle-aged Colin, whose stunning wife of 21 years (Joanne Whalley) announces that she no longer loves him and is leaving him for another man. [...]
di Kevin Thomas, articolo completo (2130 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 15 gennaio 2010
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