Set in Australia’s criminal underworld, “Bring Him to Me” follows a mild-mannered getaway driver who faces a moral dilemma. After a violent robbery, his mob boss orders him to collect a new, unsuspecting crew member, the Passenger. As they embark on a journey with an uncertain destination, the driver grapples with his conscience, contemplating the fate that awaits his unwitting companion. This narrative weaves a tale of suspense and moral conflict, exploring the depths of loyalty and betrayal within the crime syndicate.
Length: 1h 36m
Genre: Crime Thriller
This Title is: Intense, Suspenseful
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Trailer
Cast
- Barry Pepper as Driver
- Jamie Costa as Passenger
- Liam McIntyre as Travis
Parental Guidance
Maturity Rating: R
Violence and pervasive language
Trivia
- The film was directed by Luke Sparke, with Tom Evans credited for the screenplay.
- Photography for the movie took place in Queensland, Australia.
- The screenplay was inspired by a scene from the 1995 Martin Scorsese movie “Casino.”
Our Review
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“Bring Him to Me” crafts a gripping narrative that explores the moral complexities of loyalty and betrayal in the criminal underworld. The film showcases commendable performances, particularly from Barry Pepper and Jamie Costa, whose dynamic brings a palpable tension and depth to the storyline. The plot, centered around a getaway driver’s ethical dilemma, is engaging but at times feels predictable, lacking the twist and turns expected of a top-tier crime thriller. Visually, the movie benefits from its atmospheric Australian setting and adept cinematography, creating a moody, immersive experience. However, some critics argue that the film could have benefited from a more innovative approach to its visual storytelling and action sequences. Despite these critiques, “Bring Him to Me” stands as an entertaining watch, bolstered by strong acting and compelling character arcs, even if it doesn’t redefine the genre. The movie’s exploration of themes such as redemption and the consequences of one’s actions is executed with enough skill to keep audiences engaged until the end.”
Critic Scores
Bring Him to Me has received a mixed positive review from the critics.
