Un détective fatigué du monde est engagé pour enquêter sur le meurtre d'un cadet de West Point. Bloqué par le code du silence des cadets, il enrôle l'un des leurs pour aider à démêler l'affaire.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Scott Cooper
Director
Christian Bale
Augustus Landor
Harry Melling
Cadet Edgar Allan Poe
Simon McBurney
Captain Hitchcock
Timothy Spall
Superintendent Thayer
Toby Jones
Dr. Daniel Marquis
Harry Lawtey
Cadet Artemus Marquis
Fred Hechinger
Cadet Randolph Ballinger
Joey Brooks
Cadet Stoddard
Charlotte Gainsbourg
Patsy
Lucy Boynton
Lea Marquis
Robert Duvall
Jean Pepe
Gillian Anderson
Mrs. Julia Marquis
Steven Maier
Cadet Fry
Brennan Keel Cook
Cadet Huntoon
Orlagh Cassidy
Mrs. Fry
Scott Anderson
Benny
Gideon Glick
Cadet Horatio Cochrane
Jack Irv
Cadet Hamilton
Scott Cooper
Writer
Louis Bayard
Writer
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Commentaires
10 commentaires
what a marvelous performance by Christian Bale and truly a thriller masterpiece
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The last time I had the pleasure to watch Victorian era supernatural murder mystery was Sleepy Hollow (1999). So it's really been a long time. Not many movies have the courage to do this kind of genre. Although this movie was way softer and down to earth compares to Sleepy Hollow, but it still has its eery moments. And here we also have the honour to meet young Edgar Allan Poe (Harry Melling), as a cadet in West Point. He befriended our protagonist Augustus Landor (Christian Bale) in order to solve mysterious and eery murder cases, that somehow led to occultism and dark magic. Of course, like other murder stories, you'll have to wait until the last 5 minutes to really understand what's going on. But rest assured, you will sit there until the end. Worth watching 8/10.
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source: The Pale Blue Eye
