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The Town is a 2010 American crime thriller film co-written and directed by Ben Affleck, adapted from Chuck Hogan's 2004 novel Prince of Thieves. The film stars Affleck, Rebecca Hall, Jon Hamm, Jeremy Renner, Blake Lively, Titus Welliver, Pete Postlethwaite, Chris Cooper and Slaine.
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Src # 100 percent tons of SPOILERS in this blog!! I can only call it fate because when I watched *The Town* recently I completely forgot about the Cine TV Contest that was going on. I mean how lucky can I get? Life has not brought me a ton of luck in recent years but the timing here is actually incredible. The contest brought forth is to write about a favorite movie that thrills, and well, *The Town* is exactly that…More
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Source | logo | Image edited in Adobe Photoshop Known as "Dangerous Attraction" in Latin America, The Town was released in 2010 under the direction and production of Ben Affleck, I remember that at that time I saw it and only called my attention because of the effects, the outcome and the performances of the characters, but my mind at that time was not very trained to meditate and understand the important plots of a…More
I am running out of movies lately and bumping against old movies to spend the little spare time I get after a hectic day. But watching the same movies repeatedly makes them bitter, and gradually I lose interest in keeping them on my favourite list. Thank god, I can browse the internet to hunt for a good movie, no matter how old it is. And this time, it happens to be *The Town* which premiered back in 2010. Ben Affle…More
In short and super-simplified, the film tells of Doug McRay, a robber who falls in love with Claire, a bank manager who has been held hostage in one of his previous strikes. This, of course, leads to serious complications about his upcoming robberies, as well as his plans to end his criminal life. In this way, he becomes an easier target at the same time as a tireless agent of the FBI and the criminal figures behind…More