Trouble Is My Business

2018
Not Rated
1h 56min

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4,4/10

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Steve Tom, David Beeler, Jordana Capra, Brittney Powell, Vernon Wells, Tom Konkle, and Ben Pace in Trouble Is My Business (2018)

A new black and white noir 2018 Detective Roland Drake falls for two sisters from the Montemar family. One woman is dead and the other wants to kill him. Director: Tom Konkle Writers: Tom Konkle, Brittney Powell Stars: Vernon Wells, Tom Konkle, Brittney Powell

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Action Adventure Crime Mystery Thriller

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaDetective Roland Drake falls for two sisters from the Montemar family. One woman is dead and the other wants to kill him.Detective Roland Drake falls for two sisters from the Montemar family. One woman is dead and the other wants to kill him.Detective Roland Drake falls for two sisters from the Montemar family. One woman is dead and the other wants to kill him.

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4,4/10

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Premios
- 12 premios y 12 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
The film is made as a genre thriller for the same reasons that studios made film noir in the 1940's and 1950's but with an updated spin on the twisted character traits and style of classic hard-boiled literature, pulps and film noir. The director, Thomas Konkle, wanted to make something that was a homage to the films Out of The Past, The Big Combo and The Maltese Falcon in the same way that Raiders of the Lost Ark was a nod to the serials that George Lucas and Steven Spielberg enjoyed. The director of Trouble has studied filmmaking and acting and used his technical abilities and understanding of what actors needed to give their best to make much of what he had to work with in the production. All visual effects were done in house at Lumen Actus.

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References El halcón maltés (1941)

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3/10

Overacted, but kind of funny

The acting is terrible, but I would blame for that mainly the director skills. Well, a director has to do several stuff besides guidance of acting performance, and I think other work isn't that bad. The genre is more than clear and the art coherent, the mise-en-scene is sometimes too predictable (mainly the shots), and the dialogs are funny, not that overdone like the acting. This is a film where the people did a lot of things, the main actors wrote and produced, other staff is in secondary roles, so it seems like a heart-project. If you can live with overacting, it is a interesting homage to Film-Noir. PD1: Thinking about it, maybe the overacting (also overstatement of mise en scene with details like CloseUps, tear on cheek, etc) is on purpose, there is people who like it (Jim Carrey, overacts in most of the films, but he can also, as he has shown sometimes, act in another style). Well, in that case, it isn't lack of skills, it's just a style I don't enjoy.

PD2: Funny is also so much people taking negative comments personally, accusing of trolling, manipulation, and other conspiracies. 'common, everybody is free to have an own opinion, and everybody shall decide what to take from them.