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Sunday, January 2, 2011

Felon

You know, I never thought I'd like anything that Val Kilmer did after Willow (laugh if you want), but I think I just found one. Felon has Kilmer playing second fiddle (good spot for him) to Stephen Dorff (Blade, Public Enemies) as a convicted killer and cell mate to Dorff. Aside from the fact that the language and violence in this movie was over-the-top, the story was really good, and Kilmer actually made me think he was the character who he portrayed. Dorff was excellent as well, and believable.

Definitely not a date movie—but interesting and entertaining just the same.
Posted by Jeremy English at 10:54 PM

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