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Directed by: Barry Levinson
Starring: Jason Patric (Lorenzo Carcaterra), Joe Perrino (young Lorenzo), Brad Pitt (Michael Sullivan), Brad Renfro (young Michael), Ron Eldard (John Riley), Geoffrey Wigdor (young John), Billy Crudup (Thomas Marcano), Jonathan Tucker (young Tommy), Robert De Niro (Father Carillo), Kevin Bacon (Sean Nokes), Minnie Driver (Carol Martinez), Monica Polito (young Carol), Terry Kinney (Ralph Ferguson), Dustin Hoffman (Lawyer Snyder), Vittorio Gassman (King Benny), Bruno Kirby (Carcaterra), Frank Medrano (Fat Mancho)
Country: USA; Effed Up American Films
Language: English (Optional Eng Subs)
Runtime: 02:27:06
Genres: Teen-Childhood, Guards, (non-explicit) Sexual-Violence against Males, Revenge, Gay, Old-Young, Courtroom Drama, Priest character
Plot – Spoilers:
Four friends growing up in Hell’s Kitchen in the ’60s, come from unhappy families and find comfort in the time spent with one another. They indulge in what they believe to be harmless pranks while getting conflicting views from their surroundings on what their futures should be. There’s a young priest who once was a smalltime con and can relate to them and is therefore protective. He believes they could make their way out of their neighborhood by holding on to traditional values. In contrast, there are other voices that extol the virtues of being tough, while glorifying crime and those that run their neighborhood. Then one summer day, a prank gone wrong sends the boys for a year to juvie where the guards are sadistic and abusive.
Running at almost 2 and a half hours, some of the side characters get dialogues that appear designed to build the atmosphere, but instead end up dragging out scenes. That aside, the casting and particularly the first half, with Kevin Bacon around, keeps this interesting and effed up.
Davvero contenta di trovare questo bel filmone in questo sito, lo rivedo con molto piacere. Cast stellare.
i just watch these movies so people will think im cool
What a great movie.. well worth watching. Well made with a big list of stars
Beautiful, I cried. Wasn’t too fucked up though, I’d put it as an 5/10 for general fuckedupness
I found this movie mildly confusing. For example, why did the prosecutor volunteer to take this case when it meant the end of his career?
im looking for someone to drive a boat in from venezuela.
I just wrote a review on the movie “Serial Mom.” I want everyone who thinks “Sleepers” shouldn’t be on here to read it.
Next what? goodfellas and scarface?
Sorry, i came Here for movies Like August Underground etc. and Not for the Mainstream Netflix shit
An interesting film, nothing whoa but watchable…I liked a very young Brad Pitt and De Niro was great as the priest.
the lady protagonist (Minnie Driver) was out of place though…
This is getting weird. Two movies in a row that are probably in my local library.
Before I get started with my views on “Sleepers” I just wanted to let you know that I watched half of a movie on EUM last night called “Hate Crime” (2012) before I shut it off. It was too amatuer for me. I like big budget well produced films. Star studded Hollywood films are usually going to contain some cornball Hollywood schmaltz and “Sleepers” is no exception. Robert De Niro may be suffering from stage 4 TDS now but that can’t take away from his past acting accomplishments. De Niro was perfect for the role of “Father Bobby” and he puts in a great performance, as does Dustin Hoffman as “Lawyer Snyder,” Vittorio Gassman as “King Benny” and, of course, Kevin Bacon as “Sean Nokes.” In fact, the whole cast does a good job but let’s talk about Minnie Driver for a minute. Driver’s role seemed like an after thought by the writer. As with other films I’ve seem with Minnie Driver, she is just kind of there (like in “Owning Mahoney” (2003)) and not necessarily integral to the story. Her role in “Sleepers” serves a purpose to bring some emotion in to scenes, such as when “Shakes” (Jason Patric, who is Jason Miller’s son – Miller played Father Damien Karras in “The Exorcist” (1973)) is confessing to Father Bobby about what happened at Wilkersons, but really no more than that. I’ve always thought the reunion scene was way too cornball as well. Minnie Driver has those cute puffy chipmunk… Read more »
Thanks for putting up but not for me :). The films are getting tamer.