“Seven Psychopaths” isn’t what you’d hope for after a movie like “In Bruges” but it’s entertaining nonetheless. So if you’re looking for something to kill some time on a Friday night you won’t be sorry. The story begins with screenwriter Marty (Colin Farrell) struggling to begin his screenplay “Seven Psychopaths.” He has the title page just nothing more than that. To get the creative juices flowing Marty kills time with his best friend Billy, (Sam Rockwell) an out of work actor moonlighting as a dog thief and his business partner Hans (Christopher Walken). Luckily for Marty he’s about to get all the inspiration he needs because Billy just happened to nab the dog of a real life psychopath (Woody Harrelson) and he doesn’t play nice.
Seven Psychopaths
Seven Psychopaths
Seven Psychopaths
“Seven Psychopaths” isn’t what you’d hope for after a movie like “In Bruges” but it’s entertaining nonetheless. So if you’re looking for something to kill some time on a Friday night you won’t be sorry. The story begins with screenwriter Marty (Colin Farrell) struggling to begin his screenplay “Seven Psychopaths.” He has the title page just nothing more than that. To get the creative juices flowing Marty kills time with his best friend Billy, (Sam Rockwell) an out of work actor moonlighting as a dog thief and his business partner Hans (Christopher Walken). Luckily for Marty he’s about to get all the inspiration he needs because Billy just happened to nab the dog of a real life psychopath (Woody Harrelson) and he doesn’t play nice.