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In 1988, New York's police wage an all-out war on drugs, and guilty and innocent alike become casualties. Bobby Green (Joaquin Phoenix), manager of a nightclub that is often frequented by gangsters, tries to remain neutral but hides a potentially fatal secret: His brother (Mark Wahlberg) and father (Robert Duvall) are both cops. After his brother is wounded in an assassination attempt, Bobby can no longer remain neutral. He joins forces with his brother for an all-out assault on the mob.

R (Drug Material|Brief Nudity|Language|Some Sexual Content|Strong Violence)

Crime,

Drama

Nick Wechsler ,

Marc Butan ,

Mark Wahlberg ,

Joaquin Phoenix

Joaquin Phoenix

Bobby Green

Mark Wahlberg

Joseph Grusinsky

Eva Mendes

Amada Juarez

Robert Duvall

Bert Grusinsky

Antoni Corone

Michael Solo

Moni Moshonov

Marat Bujayev

Alex Veadov

Vadim Mezshinski

Tony Musante

Jack Shapiro

James Gray

Director

James Gray

Writer

Nick Wechsler

Producer

Marc Butan

Producer

Mark Wahlberg

Producer

Joaquin Phoenix

Producer

Todd Wagner

Executive Producer

Mark Cuban

Executive Producer

Anthony Katagas

Executive Producer

Joaquin Baca-Asay

Cinematographer

John Axelrad

Film Editing

Wojciech Kilar

Original Music

Ford Wheeler

Production Design

James Feng

Art Director

Catherine Davis

Set Decoration

Michael Clancy

Costume Design

Douglas Aibel

Casting

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Amazed that they managed to take this sort of subject matter and make it boring.

Gimly M

Super Reviewer

The ending feels a little too abrupt and the Eva Mendes character isn't well defined. However, visually the film is often mesmerizing (the car chase and the final gunfight are both beautiful and frightening) and I like how Gray sets up several different potentially cliched Cop film scenarios, only to knock them down.

Alec B

Super Reviewer

Pretty good drama, We Own The Night is supported by a good cast and has a very good story. However I was bit let down. The acting was great, the performance by the three lead actors were just wonderful. However I felt that towards the end of the film, director James Gray rushed to try and conclude his film. The film started swell, and despite the fact that lacks a bit near the end, it's still a film worth watching. I very much enjoyed the plot of this film, and it had the right amount of drama, and sometimes action. I just feel that more effort could have been put into the ending. Other than that, this is a good film with a good plot, and great performances. This is a film worth watching and the cast make this film worth seeing. Although it's flawed near the end, the film has a very good first half. There's plenty to enjoy here, and the film succeeds at being a compelling drama about a family separated by law and crime. What really stood out in this film was Joaquin Phoenix's performance as Bobby Green a night club manager whose father and brother are cops. The thing that stood was how he ultimately made the choice of going to honest route once his life was threatened. The chemistry between Robert Duvall, Mark Wahlberg and Joaquin Phoenix is the standout of this film, and more than makes up for the rushed ending. This is a very good film, but one that also could have been much better.

Alex r

Super Reviewer

Well, it appears as though the tables have turned since James Gray's last film, "The Yards", and now Joaquin Phoenix is owning the spotlight over Mark Wahlberg, only this time, we have a film that's not as good as "The Yards"... from what I hear, because I haven't seen any other James Gray films. Of course, if it's anything like this film, then, well, I watched all of his movies a long time ago and many times, because this is pretty darn similar to most every crime movie out there, only with a much cooler title. Actually, I say that, but the level of coolness in that title went south when I saw the trailer, which opened wearing the fact that it takes place in the late '80s on its sleeve, while having Joaquin Phoenix walk into a nightclub with a pierced left ear. With a trailer opening like that, the title sounded like it could e
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