In Bruges
The
film starts slowly but builds to a crescendo with some creative plot twists and
great chase scenes in the Belgian medieval city that definitely make it a
welcome watch. The script is one of the
gems as it is unpredictable and treats the characters as real and
three-dimensional. Colin Farrell
continues his upward revival as an actor
, Brendan Gleeson creates a very real
character in Ken and Ralph Fiennes as Harry, the boss of the ‘crims’ is
excellent. Even the smaller parts are
great, notably the two main female leads.
And all with a background of this attractive city.
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