The Informers

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Sue R @Susanne818 3d 'The Informers' showed the energy and lifestyle of 1980's Los Angeles to be spot on....but the storyline was dull, the acting was not great and the movie itself seemed just thrown together without thinking See more Demetris A Dec 29 Blonds are awesome. I’m not sure why everyone hates blonds. Especially true blonds are exotic!!!! See more Stephen C @bob25009 Aug 31 Success in 1 hour and 38 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more David F @dfulmer Jun 28 I mean, the book was better but I guess that goes without saying. This film didn’t make much of an impression on me. See more Alain E @AlainE 11/27/2024 As a movie accused of nihilism the ideal approval rating should be 0%, so the 10% positive reviews it accumulated indicates failure. What it actually shows is, that it went way above the comprehension level of the audience. Strangely, the other movie based on a Bret Easton Ellis book American Psycho, which describes a character without any redeeming values except the ability to recognize the best in consumption goods, was universally praised. The main differences with the present movie is that the director then was female and the Christian Bale character mutilated dead women. In the present film the Mickey Rourke miscreant abducts a little boy in a foolish plan to ask for ransom, but eventually the child is set free. Maybe the reviews would be more positive if the child was murdered. The film describes the hedonistic society that is about to be upended by the emergence of AIDS. Cinematography is excellent with very good music and first class actors. But people want to watch realistic movies like the Avatar and Avengers sagas. See more Stefanie S 07/23/2024 I love Brett Easton Ellis. I have read three of his novels, but honestly, I have never read a more disjointed book in my life. I have no idea how it even got published. The brutal murders of a child, the vampire vibe thing that makes no sense at all. I couldn't follow it for the life of me. the only chapter that had any heart at all was the college student who was coming back to L.A. from the east on a train. Each chapter of this book, you have to guess who is the protagonist speaking, what is happening and you're in the middle of the chapter before you even know who's speaking and what's happening. I'm surprised he would write this kind of junk. See more Read all reviews

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