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Shooters

Shooters
Directed by Glenn Durfort

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Gilly fresh out of prison and j a two-bit hustler with a major drug problem just cant shake their criminal ways. Gilly intended to start fresh but j invested gillys money in a drugs-for-guns deal. Scheming for other ways to make money the two become entwined will all sorts of seedy types. Studio: Lions Gate Home Ent. Release Date: 05/22/2007 Starring: Andrew Howard Melanie Lynskey Run time: 95 minutes Rating: R


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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #42539 in DVD
  • Brand: Lions Gate
  • Released on: 2003-08-19
  • Rating: R (Restricted)
  • Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
  • Formats: Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, DVD, NTSC
  • Original language: English
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Running time: 94 minutes

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For Gerard Butler fans - his Jackie Junior character3
One of Gerry Butler's early movies but worth seeing for his scenes alone!

The movie SHOOTERS! is a gritty crime drama along the lines of THE USUAL SUSPECTS with many dark scenes of violence and criminal activity. It isn't everyone's cuppa' tea but Gerard Butler fans will find the character he plays -- Jackie Junior -- both violent and charming.

Gerry's character can attack his criminal cohorts in a heart stopping scene one minute and kiss their forheads the next. Jackie Junior has only a few small but memorable scenes and they are dynamite filled with this actor's great energy and bold acting.

Not to be missed if you are collecting the work of this fine actor.

Violent people and guns---3
Shooters is in the genre including John Woo's City On Fire (1987), which Tarantino borrowed for Reservoir Dogs (1992). Very violent, with drugs, guns and violence the stars.

While it does not have the balletic grace of Woo's slow-motion shooting scenes, nor a star with the charisma of Chow Yun Fat behind the gun, it is a worthy entry into the genre. The cast acquit themselves well in mostly underwritten roles. Louis Dempsey is fine as recently released from prison Gilly, who is the voice telling the story. His friend(?) J is annoying, but Gerard Butler does a crazed violent and vain gun dealer well.

The gritty streets, sleazy bars and places these underworld people frequent is shown with the contrast to the home J and his wife and child have but he is already among the living dead, as the narrator says. These people walk streets with the rest of us, but their world can turn violent and deadly in a second.

Not great, but I give it a solid 7/10.

Violent and Gritty but wonderfully acted4
The actor Gerard Butler is my favorite and his portrayal of the gangster Jackie Jr. in this film is right on target. Jackie is scary and dangerous one minute and oozing charm the next. He is the highlight of this movie for me but all of the performances are great. The viewer is dragged into the gritty underworld of a UK metropolis and dragged through many sordid episodes. Not for the squeamish but it is a dark study in crime and retribution.