Blood Ties - La legge del sangue

Titolo originale: Blood Ties

2013
R
2h 7min

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6,5/10

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James Caan, Billy Crudup, Mila Kunis, Marion Cotillard, Clive Owen, Zoe Saldana, and Matthias Schoenaerts in Blood Ties - La legge del sangue (2013)

Two brothers on either side of the law face off over organized crime in Brooklyn during the 1970s.

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Due fratelli, su entrambi i lati della legge, affrontano la criminalità organizzata a Brooklyn negli anni '70.Due fratelli, su entrambi i lati della legge, affrontano la criminalità organizzata a Brooklyn negli anni '70.Due fratelli, su entrambi i lati della legge, affrontano la criminalità organizzata a Brooklyn negli anni '70.

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Matthias Schoenaerts was cast after starring opposite Marion Cotillard (who is the partner of director Guillaume Canet) in Un sapore di ruggine e ossa (2012). Canet has said that he chose Schoenaerts after hearing Cotillard praising his acting several times. Schoenaerts and Canet had met up briefly on the set of "Rust and Bone", when Canet went to visit Cotillard.

Blooper
The story opens in 1974 but the song playing in the background on the record player is "New York Groove" from Ace Frehley's 1978 solo release and even the original by the band Hello was not released until 1975.

Citazioni
Leon: [to his son, Frank] Listen, your mother... your mother was a bitch. She was a real bitch. She beat the shit out of your brother and sister on a daily basis with whatever she had in her hand. She was a violent drunk, she was a twisted fucking slut.

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Featured in Blood Ties: Behind the Scenes (2014)

Colonne sonore
New York Groove
Written by Russ Ballard (as Russel Ballard)
Performed by Ace Frehley

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7/10

Unremarkable, yet enjoyable slice of 70's cool.

(66%) A very convincing in terms of period detail crime drama featuring a solid cast and a decent character based story that satisfies through its toe- tapping soundtrack. Clive Owen has a truly fine on-screen presence and he's really great in this, and because he and everyone else are also good, along with the few nice bits of gripping and intense action, meaning that the undebatable flaws in the script, and a couple of minor issues here and there don't really matter that much. This will likely get seen by about half as many people than it deserves, but despite that, and for Mr Clive Owen especially, this is worth a very nostalgic trip to the cinema.