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Summary: A Polish man is sent to London with a trio of workmen to renovate a wealthy man's apartment. The supervisor must keep their job a secret, since they have no work permits; the pressure increases when he learns that Poland has imposed martial law. {Leonard Maltin's Movie & Video Guide}
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Ratings
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Bandy |
96 |
T10 |
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filmcricket |
94 |
T10 |
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jeff_v |
73 |
T7 |
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carpuzz |
77 |
T9 |
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JohnSandwich |
80 |
T9 |
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Very good.
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tinysausage |
74 |
T6 |
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I wanted to like this more - I love Jerzy Skolimowski's films - but it left me a bit cold. I think I just couldn't buy Jeremy Irons as a Polish builder.
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jormungand |
77 |
T8 |
| na |
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NRM03 |
81 |
T9 |
| na |
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Risselada |
75 |
T6 |
| na |
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ehrenkm |
90 |
T9 |
| na |
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vmboudreau |
70 |
T8 |
| na |
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graveyardtan |
85 |
T8 |
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Jeremy Irons delivers a standout performance in this allegorical tale of State building. The ending is rushed, but there are great moments of paranoia in Moonlighting, and great moments of humor as well.
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| na |
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FlixR8r |
74 |
T8 |
| na |
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cat9man |
70 |
T4 |
| na |
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winds |
6 |
T8 |
| na |
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JooJoo |
7 |
T8 |
| na |
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Ibn Salami |
7 |
T6 |
| na |
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dmk |
96 |
T10 |
| na |
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imdb |
74 |
T9 |
| na |
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massesRasses |
74 |
T7 |
| na |
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filmaffinity |
71 |
T8 |
| na |
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1197mm |
100 |
T9 |
| na |
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RichardRoma |
100 |
T10 |
| na |
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Cloudynow |
77 |
T9 |
| na |
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schnofel |
90 |
T10 |
| na |
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kronstadtli |
90 |
T10 |
| na |
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onetwothree |
50 |
T5 |
| na |
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LordofDance |
40 |
T4 |
| na |
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cinema_hell |
70 |
T4 |
| na |
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ze_qualquer |
85 |
T9 |
| na |
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Moribunny |
73 |
T8 |
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Despite its subject matter, Moonlighting doesn't strain to be social or political commentary, or even an intricate euro-drama. It seems to aim for something more basic: the atmosphere of constant dread seems to take precedence. At the core of the film is Jeremy Irons' suffocating paranoia, his authentically stressed, nervous portrayal of a man endangered and overburdened by responsibility. Even as the film provokes other thoughts and emotions, all is sucked into this black hole.
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Stain |
90 |
T9 |
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Gripping story of hanging on by the skin of your teeth when you're up to your neck in a mundane yet harrowing ordeal... in a world that doesn't give a flying one. Irons is outstanding, but you probably could have guessed that sight unseen
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