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This smoldering chamber thriller from Anton Corbijn (Control) stars Academy Award winner Helen Mirren and Alden Ehrenreich (Weapons) as opponents in a strange confrontation between a youthful literary agent and The Talented Mr. Ripley author Patricia Highsmith.
Good enough at being a straight up Ripley movie starring Alden Ehrenreich at times that you'll wish it was just a little less designed in a lab to get Helen Mirren nominated for another Oscar and keep local arthouse senior weekday matinees afloat. Further discussion on ep…
A TALENT FOR MURDER may be a fictionalized account of Patricia Highsmith, but it captures the essence of what has made her work so fascinating and obsessive. Anton Corbijn’s film is sexy and mischievous, with Helen Mirren gleefully chewing the scenery alongside Alden…
Patricia Highslop
Helen Mirren, Helen Mirren, Why can't she be Patricia Highsmith every week on TV. so watchable in a dangerous venomous way, & I say that in a positive way. A damn fine mystery.... Character study, post modern Ripley movie. very well directed and shot. The lensing on…
Helen Mirren saying “I know a homo when I see one” is possibly line of the year.
Helen Mirren, Olivia Cooke and Alden Ehrenreich are allowed to murder. they can murder me in fact, i welcome it
This might not be perfect, but Helen Mirren spends much of the runtime lurking about with her bob, guns, and knives, only to disappear into the darkness after saying something cryptic. If that isn’t enough for you I think you simply cannot be satisfied.
We all have a Matt Damon hiding deep inside us
“I know a homo when I see one”