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Stoic (2009)

In the tense drama “Stoic,” four cellmates in a prison engage in a game of poker. As the game intensifies, a bet leads to a series of escalating and violent events among the inmates. The movie delves into the dark corners of human behavior, highlighting the power dynamics and moral complexities within the confined space of a prison cell. The situation becomes increasingly brutal and challenging as the inmates’ actions spiral out of control.

Length: 1h 30m
Genre: Drama, Thriller
This Title is: Intense, Dark

Stoic is New on Prime Video in Canada!

Trailer

Cast

  • Edward Furlong as Harry Katish
  • Shaun Sipos as Mitch Palmer
  • Sam Levinson as Peter Thompson

Parental Guidance

Maturity Rating: R

Content warnings include intense and violent scenes, suited for a mature audience.

Trivia

  • The movie was directed by Uwe Boll, known for his unique approach to filmmaking.
  • Edward Furlong, known for his roles in various dramatic movies, plays a central character.
  • “Stoic” explores the psychological and moral dilemmas faced by people in extreme situations.

Our Review

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“Stoic” is a gritty and intense drama that looks into the darker aspects of human nature. The movie’s portrayal of psychological tension and moral ambiguity in a confined setting is compelling. The performances, particularly by Edward Furlong, add depth to the film’s challenging subject matter. While the movie’s unsettling themes and stark presentation might not appeal to all, it offers a thought-provoking look at human behavior under extreme circumstances. The film’s quality and storytelling are noteworthy, though it may not be universally entertaining due to its heavy and dark content.

Critic Scores

Stoic has received a mixed positive review by the critics.

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