Lucky Number Slevin is a gripping tale of mistaken identity, revenge, and the dark underbelly of crime. Slevin Kelevra finds himself embroiled in a war between two rival mob bosses, The Boss and The Rabbi, due to a case of mistaken identity. Under the watchful eyes of Detective Brikowski and the mysterious assassin Goodkat, Slevin must navigate through a maze of deceit and betrayal. The story unfolds revealing Slevin’s true identity and his quest for vengeance against those who wronged him, leading to a climactic and unexpected resolution.
Length: 1h 50m
Genre: Drama, Thriller, Crime, Mystery
This Title is: Intense and Twisting
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Cast
- Josh Hartnett as Slevin Kelevra/Henry
- Lucy Liu as Lindsey
- Bruce Willis as Mr. Goodkat/Smith
Parental Guidance
Maturity Rating: R
Contains violence, mature themes, and language.
Trivia
- For its US release, Lucky Number Slevin was the first movie from The Weinstein Company to be distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
- The film was released on DVD on September 12, 2006, and on Blu-ray on November 8, 2008.
- “Slevin Kelevra” combines the movie’s title “Lucky Number Slevin” with “Kelevra,” Hebrew for “bad dog,” mirroring Goodkat’s name.
Our Review
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Lucky Number Slevin delivers a masterful blend of noir and thriller, wrapped in a clever plot of mistaken identity and revenge. The performances, particularly by Hartnett, Willis, and Liu, are standout, bringing depth to this complex narrative. While the movie crafts a meticulous storyline, it may, at times, feel overly complex, potentially leaving some viewers puzzled. Despite this, its sharp dialogue, engaging plot twists, and strong visual style make it a compelling watch. The film’s ability to balance dark themes with moments of levity results in a thoroughly entertaining experience.
Critic Scores
Lucky Number Slevin has received a great review by the critics