Rent Ripley's Game (2002)
3.3 of 5 from 86 ratings
1h 50min
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- Synopsis:
How do you turn an innocent person into a murderer? That's the diabolical game that Tom Ripley is playing in the sleek suspense thriller 'Ripley's Game'. Three years after walking off with millions of dollars worth of forged Renaissance drawings, Tom Ripley (John Malkovich) has settled into in the life of a cultured grandee in Italy. One night, however, Ripley finds his complacency disturbed while attending a local party. Chancing to hear a remark disparaging his taste, Ripley fastens his sights on the perpetrator: Jonathan Trevanny (Dougray Scott), a British picture framer from the neighbouring village. While any ordinary psychopath might settle for a mild act of retribution, the game Ripley devises is far subtler - and infinitely more sinister. An unwelcome visit from a former criminal protégé, Reeves (Ray Winstone), offers Ripley his chance for revenge. - Actors:
- John Malkovich, Dougray Scott, Lena Headey, Ray Winstone, Uwe Mansshardt, Hanns Zischler, Paolo Paoloni, Maurizio Lucà, Evelina Meghnagi, Chiara Caselli, Sam Blitz, Emidio La Vella, Lutz Winde, Nikolaus Dutsch, Wilfried Zander
- Directors:
- Liliana Cavani
- Producers:
- Simon Bosanquet, Ileen Maisel, Riccardo Tozzi
- Writers:
- Charles McKeown, Liliana Cavani, Patricia Highsmith
- Studio:
- Entertainment In Video
- Genres:
- Thrillers
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Reviews (2) of Ripley's Game
Mr Malkovich - Ripley's Game review by D C
Mr M is always scary as he always seems about ready to top his gran let alone his fellow cast members............. Ray Winstone is so annoying in this and dougray scott well not good at playing limp lettuce type charactors... good plot good film worth a watch for all my misgivings and rantings
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Psychological thriller with hints of black comedy - Ripley's Game review by Pete W
Broadly based on the Patricia Highsmith novel, except that Ripley has moved from France to Italy for some reason. Why don't film makers just film the Highsmith stories without "improving" them - the films would be much better. Biggest problem for me was Malkovich - too old for Tom Ripley, he can do the chilling psychopath pretty well but lacks Ripley's essential charm.
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