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　　This would definitely! no+[t ha!ve/) been my kind[\+^ of movie, bu@t m @`y husba]?)nd+ saw it on T=V and said]^ it was!
 rea#,*_lly goo]?d.__/ So,]% on  ;his recommendatio\n,`
I b!\]ought a copy, $ ] (^since I ]`,didn%_9t know i*\f i
\t w ould e.ve-.\r be on TV again. I had never)

 hear,?@d of anybody i++[n +it except Armand Assa;nte. A !t first I had a ha-.
^rd *time ge*,tting= into,_$ th %e=* story, becaus+e the first part of the:` movie/;, ^is a ju@mble of)+
images-- and it does \?= n-9__t ma k_#e? mu\ch ;sen$se. @; It is
_on $ly later in th#`e m\ov#-i#e tha # t i; t all comes to .*%g-ether. The s` c\ ene-cu #@tt:##ing- )if #*that&#39s wha?t it's cal]led-$ , is a bit jarri`ng-- it so%?^metimes looks as if a
]#fe)?w ]/(.fr*!%(ames ha\/ve been cu)`[t out[ ) of [.each sc[^ene, a-n]d - th] /e sc@-%e-\nes are jerky--but I guess% /%that was done to add to the] unusua)*#ln]$?ess =(if#/ that's !_a word). The story$ ] veers here and t[h:e#re, an+d just abo(%ut the time you! have it all figured,[,/ )out, ev%erything turns upside)= :=
[d(!o]wn and you
%@ h)av;e to readju/_st you-#r thinking as to ; who is//; th`,e ^bad guy and who is no
` t. O(r bad woma-n.!? T;-he acting i[+s very go@,od-- I kept thinking how much _ Norman Reedus  looks lik*e Leo-= Dec\aprio
. )_*The e+nding#:` wa
`^s a real !!twis?+t, t]otally@. unexpected, ^@which I liked. A good-* sho\w.