60.000

Painfully slow thriller, though there's some interestingly build separate scenes.

Twilight is a watchable neo-noir, although due to its repetitive and unsatisfactory nature, it's not necessarily a must-watch. It's missing that emotional connection which would help us through the slow moments. Our minds are constantly working, attempting to figure out who committed a crime -- if anyone did -- but the payoff is much less enjoyable than you hope. It's a good film that will pass the time, even if a couple of key choices stop it from getting a full recommendation.

Very good dialogue in the mold of old Hollywood film-noir. Novelist Richard Russo (author of *Nobody's Fool* and *Empire Falls*) has a gift for writing dialogue--snappy and often funny. The cast is pretty phenomenal and they do a good job of delivering the lines. On the other hand, something is missing--maybe the characters and their key relationships aren't developed well-enough; or the actors' performance sometimes misses the mark. Also recommended: *Nobody's Fool*

great cast. "meh" script