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Mena Suvari
Reviews Featuring Mena Suvari
'Spun' is a frenetically paced trip taken by people going nowhere fast, caught on a web of their own spinning. More subtle, but no less devastating, than 'Requiem for a Dream' in its depiction of pharmaceutical crash-and-burn, it lets the characters' tragic trajectories speak for themselves instead of preaching an anti-drug gospel from some elevated pulpit. A sleazily compelling insider's view into the nihilistic, self-deluding world of crystal meths.
Grab yourself a slice. Of pie, that is.
This slice is a little lukewarm - stick it back in the microwave. On second thoughts, DONT do that DVDs and microwaves dont mix.
Superbly grim and unsettling psychological thriller in which Colin Firth at last gets to show his stubbly side.
Not even Queen Latifahs ever-bubbly presence can prevent this from turning into one seriously bad hair day.
One of the best movies of the 90s. An absolute beauty.
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