Reviews

The problem I had with this was not with the premise of simple observation, that would be fine, but actually the uncomfortable feeling that at this point of the movie I cared more for what the images represented than Chantal did.

As a film about the personality of Martin Cahill, it is as great and fascinating as it could be.

That is, I could understand some part of the basis in the girl's decisions through the context, but the latter decisions she makes are affected, in terms of the narration, by the lack of a coherent development through the rest of the movie (she is supposed to be in love but this love is developed in...

I don't really know how much of this is actually true but I feel this was a ground-breaking movie at the time, as shown in its psychological approach, which ties it more to a suspense movie than the western imagery.