Fatale

  • Rated R
  • 1hr 42m
  •  (252)
  • 42

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Movie Info & Cast

Director:

Deon Taylor

Producer:

Deon Taylor, Roxanne Avent Taylor, Hilary Swank

Writer:

David Loughery

Release Date:

Dec 18, 2020

Runtime:

1hr 42m

Synopsis

A married man is tricked into a murder scheme by a female police detective.

Cast

  • Michael Ealy
  • Mike Colter
  • Danny Pino
  • Hilary Swank
  • Tyrin Turner
  • Sam Daly
  • David Hoflin
  • Damaris Lewis
  • Kali Hawk
  • Geoffrey Owens

Atom User Reviews

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Verified Review
#intense
#mustsee
#datenight

My husband and I was on edge the whole movie. It was great

1 of 1 helpful votes
VJ
Varstarr J
Verified Review
#greatcast
#clever

The trailer may lead you to believe you've seen movies like this before... and you probably have. However, you'll see that the twists and turns this movie takes treads in unfamiliar territory. Which in and of itself was refreshing to see.

1 of 1 helpful votes
JG
Jamar G

Metacritic

42
metacritic
Based on 13 Critics
5.0

USER SCORE (7)

Mixed or average reviews based on 7 Reviews
75
Jan 12, 2021

The film never takes itself too seriously, considering there are some serious actors in it. In the end, it’s all good fun and a great movie to turn on when you want to hand out with friends and see something truly insane.

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Metacritic review by Alan Ng
Alan Ng
Film Threat
25
Dec 18, 2020

It lacks the verbal punch of a pulpy film noir. Its pacing is too slack to serve as a gripping romantic thriller. It even rings hollow as a cautionary tale, because everyone is scheming and duplicitous and so no one has been truly wronged.

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Metacritic review by Christy Lemire
Christy Lemire
RogerEbert.com
40
Dec 18, 2020

As improbable as Valerie’s endgame seems once revealed, it plainly demonstrates she’s nobody's chump. It’s not exactly a feminist reading, but one that gives Fatale a little backbone.

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Metacritic review by Steve Davis
Steve Davis
Austin Chronicle
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