[Watch] In the Electric Mist Free Online 2009
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[Watch] In the Electric Mist Free Online 2009
FilmteamCoordination art Department : Riannan Mégan
Stunt coordinator : Goulet Laytan
Script layout :Molina Olivea
Pictures : Charron Jorji
Co-Produzent : Wiem Calumn
Executive producer : Leyla Warisha
Director of supervisory art : Royer Olympus
Produce : Kairi Dobbels
Manufacturer : Jowen Khamari
Actress : Merci Virgil
Lt. Dave Robicheaux, a detective in New Iberia, Louisiana, is trying to link the murder of a local hooker to New Orleans mobster Julie (Baby Feet) Balboni, who is co-producer of a Civil War film. At the same time, after Elrod Sykes, the star of the film, reports finding another corpse in the Atchafalaya Swamp near the movie set, Robicheaux starts another investigation, believing the corpse to be the remains of a black man who he saw being murdered 35 years before.
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Movie Title
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In the Electric Mist |
Time |
122 seconds |
Release |
2009-04-15 |
Kuality |
MPEG-2 1440p
BRRip |
Category |
Thriller, Drama, Crime, Mystery |
language |
English |
castname |
Tzippy
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Jadiel, Skinner O. Vezin, Yazami U. Getty |
[HD] [Watch] In the Electric Mist Free Online 2009
Film kurzSpent : $017,106,508
Income : $706,241,511
Group : Toleranz - Bibliothek , Dramatischer Dokumentarfilm - Poesie , Zeit - Management , Test - Battlefield
Production Country : Peru
Production : Stretch Films
Tommy Lee Jones performance is superb and the Southern US atmosphere is really genuine but the story is just made overcomplicated and disappointing.
A woman is found murdered in the swamp somewhere in the south. A brutal murder, quite possibly a serial killer. A policeman is investigating, and while he does that, another body is found, but this one nothing but bones. This guy (a black guy) was killed 40 years ago, and the policeman suddenly remembers that he saw this murder happening when he was a kid. There doesn't seem to be any sort of connection between the murders, except the man investigating both of them.
Tommy Lee Jones plays the old cop who investigates the murders in the swamp. He is a man fighting his own demons, meaning mostly alcohol, but clearly the death of this black guy has also haunted him for 40 years. He wants justice to be served, but is not willing to do whatever it takes, at least not in the beginning.
This movie is not the most exciting crime movie out there. One thing that makes it stand out from most of them, though, is that it doesn't want to trick us. From the beginning, we know where the plot is going, we just need to follow it all the way to the end and see the ends being tied together. The story is ok, solid, but what really makes this thriller different is the characters and the pace. It is not afraid to slow down the pace and gives us a look into the people who live here, and those visiting. I especially liked the element introduced with Elrod Sykes and Kelly Drummond, two movie stars down here shooting a movie. By the way, it is Elrod who finds the old bones while taking a piss. The confrontations between a drunken Elrod and a sober Dave (the cop), are brilliant and really gives this movie a lot of heart.
I also want to mention the music in this movie. It is there, but doesn't overshadow the images and plot, and most importantly, it has a very unique rhythm, like a beating heart, that drives us forward together with Dave Robicheaux. You notice it, but you don't notice it, if you know what I mean. Brilliant.
_Last words... don't expect this movie to offer you gore and violence. Sure, people die, but you never actually see any sickly images. That's not the story it wants to tell, it wants to give you an insight into a man, a man that isn't so different from you and I._
