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We Own the Night (Widescreen Edition is 120th of 178 in the Drama pecking order. It is 24th of 27 Current Crop of Drama. The average price of Drama is $7.69 and this movie is 135th in price. It is 15th among Current Crop of Drama at $6.00. It is the 65th ranked movie among 92 in the Sony brand.

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Not What I Thought (2007-12-06)

Liars! That is all I have to say to the people responsible for teasing movie trailers. You prepare yourself to watch a movie, but walk out of the theatre feeling cheated because the previews for the film were so deceiving. I THOUGHT that “We Own the Night” was going to be a SU-WEET movie about two brothers on opposite sides of the law. This film started out like that, with Mark Wahlberg being the good guy cop, and his brother Joaquin Phoenix being the bad drug-doing club owner, but ended up completely different. All in all, I guess the movie was alright, definitely not bad acting, but I felt cheated out of a good movie. I had high hopes for this one, but was disappointed to find out I had been duped.

It Had the Potential... (2008-08-01)

I saw this movie in the theaters because of the cast and I thought why not? Boy was I wrong. The movie had such great potential with all the star actors and the plot. It didn't live up to the name and... (More)

Both Sides Think They Own the Night (2008-07-20)

The film is covering well known territory, and it doesn't bring totally new aspects into it. Just a normal "New York cops versus gangsters" flick, imagine a cross of the Departed and Eastern Promises.... (More)

Total Schlock (2008-06-06)

Pointless 'Departed' whanabee... there are plot holes galore in this ridiculous cliche-fest. There is one particularly brutal scene (at the police station) after the police bust of the club, which I... (More)