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The Count of Monte Cristo   2002     3 stars    PG-13, 118 min.
Genre: Adventure
Director: Kevin Reynolds  
Cast: James Caviezel, Guy Pearce, Richard Harris, Dagmara Dominczyk, Luis Guzman, Michael Wincott, James Frain, Albie Woodington, Alex Norton, Christopher Adamson

  After his jealous friend, Fernand Mondego (Guy Pearce), denounced him, sailor Edmund Dantes (James Caviezel) is imprisoned during which time he is educated by a priest, Faria (Richard Harris), who also gives him a treasure map. Sixteen years later, a wealthy Dantes has assumed the name of the Count of Monte Cristo and, along with his loyal sidekick, Jacopo (Luis Guzman), determines to get revenge.


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The Hit   1984     2 and a half stars    R, 100 min.
Genre: Drama / Comedy
Director: Stephen Frears  
Cast: Terence Stamp, John Hurt, Tim Roth, Laura del Sol, Bill Hunter, Fernando Rey, Carlos Lucena, Freddie Stuart, Ralph Brown, A.J. Clarke, Lennie Peters, Jim Broadbent, Bernie Searle, Brian Royal, Albie Woodington

  Willie Parker (Terence Stamp) has led a quiet life in a small Spanish town for the last 10 years since he testified against his mobster ex-associates. But his life changes when hit men Braddock nd Myron (John Hurt and Tim Roth) kidnap Willie with orders to take him to Paris for execution. During the trip, Willie doesn't seem to worry about his fate as things don't go right for the hit men, including being stalked by a policeman. An offbeat comedy/drama with good storyline, acting, and sound track.



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Terence Stamp Willie Parker
John Hurt Braddock
Tim Roth Myron
Laura del Sol Maggie
Bill Hunter Harry
Fernando Rey Senior Policeman
Carlos Lucena Uniformed Officer
Freddie Stuart Man
Ralph Brown Man
A.J. Clarke Man
Lennie Peters Mr. Corrigan
Jim Broadbent Barrister
Bernie Searle Hopwood
Brian Royal Fellows
Albie Woodington Riordan
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1. The Count of Monte Cristo (2002)
2. The Hit (1984)


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