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# Dom Hemingway [Blu-ray]

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Dom Hemingway [Blu-ray]

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## Customer Reviews

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    Jude Law is the best thing about this disappointing crime comedy cum half-hearted family drama
  

*by R***S on Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2014*

DOM HEMINGWAY is a perfectly genial and entertaining film at first, with Jude Law clearly relishing the opportunity to play a no-holds-barred bad guy, but it becomes much less so as it progresses. The basic plot is that Dom Hemingway (Jude Law) is an ace safecracker who does a 12-year stint in jail for keeping his mouth shut. Upon his release, he sets out to make up for lost time and collect the money that is owed him. Also, in an attempt to make his character more palatable to the audience, there is a subplot about him trying to reconnect with his estranged daughter. The first part of that is a great premise, and one that the movie would have been better to stick with. The second part is filler, to be honest, and the filmmakers lose points for not making a sincere effort at giving Jude Law a believable character arc that would work for the character, as well as be cathartic for the audience. Obviously, Jude Law takes center stage here, and he gives a bravura performance as an abrasive, headstrong gangster that seems to have the worst luck in the world, proving the saying that nice guys finish last. Except that he's really not that nice of a guy, code of ethics or not. The first half of the film is rather easy to get through because of the antics, partying, drug-taking and carousing that one usually sees in these type of films. And to its credit, this film does it well and with some style. The problem is that it never really finds its footing after that. Dom just staggers on from misfortune to misfortune, only to get out by the skin of his teeth. He makes no concerted effort to develop as a person, which didn't necessarily have to happen, but then the film should have taken a different direction and not tried to make him appear likable in the first place. I'm also a little miffed because of the misleading trailer, which seemed to indicate there would be more family drama. That would have worked, but again the filmmakers dropped the ball there (or more specifically, writer-director Richard Shepard). On the plus side, in addition to Jude Law, Richard E. Grant gives a fine performance as Dickie, Dom's friend and counterpoint to his occasional insanity. To their credit, they have great chemistry and play really well off of each other. Demian Bichir also has a small role as Mr. Fontaine, a crime boss who Dom visits to collect the share he's been waiting for. Other positives include a nice episodic structure built around lines of dialogue in the film. The film is also very well-shot, with some nice on-location shooting in the UK and France. Overall, I have to say I'm a bit disappointed with this film. I thought I was getting one thing, but I got another. Jude Law gives one of his best (and loudest) performances, but his character is a bit too grating at times and the story he is saddled with never really goes to any interesting or unique places. If Cockney crime films are your cup of tea or you're a Jude Law fan, then by all means give this a watch. For everyone else, I'd say skip it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Savagely Saucy!
  

*by J***N on Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2022*

Enter Dom Hemingway- a safe-cracking ex-convict, polyester wearing, Cockney muck-spouting, verbal raconteur protagonist on the road to redemption and reconciliation.  Jude Law never fails to disappoint in his multiplistic ability to get into the "crotch" so-to-speak and mind of his characters and take the viewers on a joy ride they will never forget-nor him.  In spite of Dom's eccentric egotist, Jude's transformative portrayal proves that he is not afraid to dive deep into the soul of his characters and the struggles of mere existence in a world where he sets the rules, until he finds himself facing a "dark night of the soul" changing his perspective from self-serving narcissitic git, to one empathizing to the people he has hurt the most-namely his daughter and grandson.  Dickie played by Richard E. Grant does an excellent job as informant and Dom's ride-or-die, presenting dark humor in palatable chunks being the only one capable of forgiving Dom at the height of his authentic repugnancy.

### ⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    More like 3.5 stars
  

*by D***8 on Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2020*

OK, what I did like/love: the bright/wild colors, the insane action (like that slow motion car crash), Dom trying to prove himself useful to mobsters who'd taken over whilst he was in prison, his desperation which leads to more of his bragg=adoccio. The bragadoccio is so over-the-top it is hilarious.Loved all his scenes with his daughter & grandson. Very touching. I do not get the negative reviews which say that his longing for his daughter seems "tacked on." He was talking about his daughter from minute one (after the Absurdly LOUD paean to his c---k)  Loved the ending (no spoilers) at the graveyard & the few moments after that. Ends with hope.I liked his best friend (played by the actor who was the upper class art dealer in Downton Abbey, here playing a far different type) I loved his daughter (Game of Thrones/Danerys)What I didn't like: if you loved movies like Trainspotting, this isn't quite at that INSANE level.There were FAR too many C---T words but I am married to a Brit' and that is actually a word used nonstop by East End (poor white) people, men & women. I am happy my husband's family are from Hamble Village, where that word is not so commonly used. And yes, too many F*** words but yes again, that is how the hardscrabble east end poor white "trash" thuggies do speak.My favorite film with Jude Law in it is hardly ever even talked about. Genius, with Jude playing the writer Thomas Wolfe.I get what the director was trying to do but it didn't quite work for me.

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