Dark Streets
Dark Streets

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- 44/100 based on 416 votes
  • Released: 2008
  • Runtime: 83 mins
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  • Studio: Capture Film Internatrional
  • Genres: Drama

The owner of a 1930s nightclub loses control of his life amid love triangles and too much debt.... (Full plot summary below)

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The owner of a 1930s nightclub loses control of his life amid love triangles and too much debt.

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Entertainment Weekly - 6/10 by Clark CollisAlas, the flimsy plot -- less a whodunit than an isn't-it-screamingly-obvious-that-that-guy-done-it! -- will have thriller fans singing the blues.
New York Post - 5/10 by Lou LumenickI love musicals, but I'd be hard-pressed to recommend this curiosity, sort of a shoestring version of Francis Ford Coppola's "The Cotton Club."
Los Angeles Times - 5/10 by Sam AdamsThe movie, drawn from Wallace King's adaptation of Glenn Stewart's play, drips with style, but it's all flourish and no reveal.
Chicago Sun-Times - 5/10 by Roger EbertThe kind of film you can appreciate as an object, but not as a story. It's a lovingly souped-up incarnation of the film-noir look, contains well-staged and performed musical numbers, and has a lot of cigarettes, tough tootsies, bad guys and shadows. What it doesn't have is a story that pulls us along, or a hero who seems as compelling as some of the supporting characters.
Film Threat - 5/10 by Don R. LewisThe type of film I would call eternally frustrating. Boasting a solid cast and an amazing look, the film is a mishmash of film noir, mystery and bluesy big band song and dance numbers that on a surface level play brilliantly.
The New York Times - 4/10 by Nathan LeeDiverting enough as a series of music videos, Dark Streets strikes postures in place of drama.
Variety - 4/10 by Rob NelsonAs a dancing chanteuse, Bijou Phillips gives it her all, which isn't enough, and a wooden Mann doesn't help, although Izabella Miko brings a modicum of unaffected charm to her role as the Other Woman.
Village Voice - 4/10 by Tim GriersonThe film has its shallow pleasures, but once it becomes obvious that that's all Dark Streets has going for it, the affected performances and forced tough-guy speak stop feeling playful and start to become oppressive.
Portland Oregonian - 4/10 by M. E. RussellThe script is just all kinds of terrible. The characters are hollow mannequins telling a thin, depressing story that's less of a noir and more of a simple-minded bummer full of barely connected scenes and stunningly empty dialogue.
The A.V. Club - 4/10 by Scott TobiasThe main pitfall of modern noirs is that filmmakers get so caught up in the chiaroscuro lighting schemes and florid twists of dialogue and voiceover that they forget noir was about expressing more than just attitude and style.

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