{"id":918,"date":"2014-09-02T12:47:15","date_gmt":"2014-09-02T19:47:15","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/moviesharkdeblore.com\/site\/?p=918"},"modified":"2014-10-11T12:54:30","modified_gmt":"2014-10-11T19:54:30","slug":"life-of-crime-2","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/behindthelensonline.net\/site\/reviews\/life-of-crime-2\/","title":{"rendered":"LIFE OF CRIME"},"content":{"rendered":"

By: debbie lynn elias<\/strong><\/p>\n

Who doesn\u2019t love a good Elmore Leonard novel or film adaptation?\u00a0 Certainly writer\/director Daniel Schechter does, for with LIFE OF CRIME, an adaptation of Leonard\u2019s \u201cThe Switch\u201d, he delivers a film that is not only one of the most, if not the most, faithful to the source material of all the Leonard adaptations, but is true to the stylized dialogue and wit of the novel itself.\u00a0 LIFE OF A CRIME is as witty and wonderful on the big screen as on the page.<\/p>\n

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Mickey Dawson is the epitome of a trophy wife.\u00a0 Gorgeous and fabulous, her nails and hair are always perfect.\u00a0 Her clothing fashionable for the day, and expensive.\u00a0 Her home, impeccable.\u00a0 Her social manners of being engaging but never upstanding her husband, are flawless.\u00a0 Her husband – a jerk.\u00a0 Abusive, narcissistic, egomaniacal and at times, even cruel, Frank Dawson is the epitome of two-faced with his public persona beloved and his private one, despised yet tolerated by Mickey.\u00a0 A real-estate developer, it seems there\u2019s also a bit of crooked larceny going on with Frank, something that attracts the attention of some two-bit low life and slightly bumbling criminals who see him as the Golden Goose.<\/p>\n

The plan:\u00a0 Kidnap Mickey and hold her for $1 million ransom.<\/p>\n

What goes wrong: Frank is in the Bahamas with his mistress Melanie and is serving Mickey with divorce papers.\u00a0 In other words, he\u2019s not paying $1 million to get Mickey back.\u00a0 So, what\u2019s a kidnapper and a hostage to do?<\/p>\n

The result: Fun and funny thanks to Murphy\u2019s Law and top-notch performances.<\/p>\n

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Tim Robbins is over-the-top hilarious as Frank, playing two sides of the coin as the insecure buffoon who is putty and childlike with an at-a-loss persona (definite mommy complex going on here)\u00a0 in the hands of Isla Fisher’s Melanie yet demanding, drunk and offensive when playing the dutiful arrogant show-off husband to Aniston’s Mickey.\u00a0 Robbins is delicious.<\/p>\n

And speaking of delicious, Jennifer Aniston delivers one of the finest performances of her career as Mickey.\u00a0 For Aniston, it was a \u201cno brainer\u201d to get involved in LIFE OF CRIME, both as an actress as an Executive Producer.\u00a0 \u201cI read the book and it was such a fun, wonderful story.\u00a0 I love how [Elmore Leonard] writes his characters.\u00a0 They\u2019re all so interesting and detailed.\u00a0 Also, his bad guys aren\u2019t the brightest, but yet they somehow always make it happen.\u00a0 They\u2019re the most charming and they\u2019re actually lovable.\u00a0 I also thought that Mickey has such a beautiful arc, and a powerful one in that time.\u00a0 For him to write that for a woman in the 70\u2019s was pretty awesome.\u201d\u00a0 Perfectly embracing the 70’s period with hair, make-up, clothing and attitude (\u201c[Basically] I just tried to rock the old Nancy Aniston [her mom] 1970\u2019s look\u201d), Aniston adds edges to Mickey that are not only warm, but strong and smart – a strength that we see develop fully thanks to strong chemistry between Mickey and John Hawkes’ Louis.\u00a0 Louis’ kindness is the trigger that starts the emotional arc for Mickey and I, for one, as I did with the book and now on screen, love the transformation.\u00a0 As Aniston describes it, \u201cPretty much Mickey was living in the Petrified Forest with Frank [Tim Robbins] and very repressed, emotionally abused, and had no way and didn\u2019t even know how to make a move to get out of that jail.\u00a0 Oddly enough, the kidnapping is her \u2018get out of jail free\u2019 card.\u00a0 As the story progressed and her situation became more dire, that\u2019s how she found that strength, like women do when faced with unimaginable circumstances.\u201d\u00a0 Aniston owns the role.<\/p>\n

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When it comes to John Hawkes, kind and pragmatic and actually, honesty, are the watchwords that he brings to Louis.\u00a0 A very soft and affable performance from Hawkes that we haven’t really seen before.\u00a0 Crediting Leonard\u2019s source material and writer\/director Schechter, Hawkes notes, \u201cA lot of it\u2019s on the page.\u00a0 A lot of it\u2019s in the book and in Dan\u2019s wonderful screenplay.\u00a0 But I was most interested in the relationship between Mickey and Louis. . .[O]ne thing I love about Louis is his grace through it all; that he\u2019s not despondent. . .\u201d\u00a0 Challenging for Hawkes was trying to \u201clay the character out in pieces\u201d to give Louis a completeness with texture and layers.\u00a0 \u201cI didn\u2019t want to come on screen and for the audience to say \u2018There\u2019s a cuddly bad guy.\u00a0 There\u2019s a lovable bad guy.\u2019\u00a0 It\u2019s important for the story for us to worry about Mickey as well as that Louis needed to be a guy who felt like he was formidable, and he did have some darkness and a bit of a rough side to him early on.\u201d<\/p>\n

As co-kidnapper Ordell, Mos Def is his own kind of fun and a great devil-on-the-shoulder foil for Louis’ conscience. The only performance that doesn’t ring true for me is Will Forte’s Marshall.\u00a0 He actually makes Marshall more pervy than Mark Boone\u2019s Richard (a third player in the kidnapping)\u00a0 and I was more unsettled watching his advances to Mickey than Richard’s.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Nice little comedic turn by Clea Lewis as Marshall’s whiney wife Tyra.<\/p>\n

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Writer\/director Schechter does a wonderful job of weaving Leonard’s double entendre absurdity of dialogue within the script while developing visuals that capture and compliment without turning the film or the characters (but for \u201cRichard\u201d with the whole pervy Nazi obsession which is an absolute hoot) into a caricature or mockery, much credit for which goes to the fact that Schechter felt Leonard\u2019s novel \u201cfelt really adaptable.\u00a0 It felt like a movie as I was reading it.\u00a0 I could see it in my eye.\u00a0 And it felt like the epitome of what he does.\u00a0 There\u2019s a very basic crime at the heart of it, and then the characters are what I find super fascinating about the story and how they bump up against each other and their motives.\u201d\u00a0 Schechter keeps the film moving at a fast-paced clip, allowing the performances to breathe while bathed in some wonderful light, bright white lighting by cinematographer Eric Edwards.\u00a0 The entire tonal bandwidth has the essence of wearing a smile with a slight knowing smirk.\u00a0 White natural lighting gives us the idea that everything is out in the open yet, as the story moves forward, we find that even in the light of day, secrets can be found hiding right in front of your face.\u00a0 Delightful!<\/p>\n

Although some of the characters are not as fleshed out in backstory on film as in the book, the stellar performances more than provide the visual backstory so a fan of the book will never feel out of place or that “something is missing” when\u00a0 watching the film.\u00a0 The performances are rich, textured, flavorful and beyond fun, all lending to an engaging humorous effect.<\/p>\n

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One of the great things about LIFE OF A CRIME is that our criminals do have a code, a sense of ethics, a conscience, and a sense of right and wrong, all of which just feed the comedy and propel the red herrings and twists and turns of the story, epitomizing “Murphy’s Law” at every turn.\u00a0 But for the buffoonish pervert Richard, you actually feel empathy and sympathy and at various moments, find yourself rooting for the “bad guys”.\u00a0 Hell, everyone has a little bit of larceny in them …… as we see in the ultimate twist final scene, which had me rolling with laughter.<\/p>\n

Production values are top notch, starting with Edwards\u2019 cinematography.\u00a0 From the Dawson house (which is stunning in its decor and design thanks to production designer Inbal Weinberg) with the use of natural light, ample windows (very metaphoric for Frank wanting the world to see him in all his glory and to show off) give and open airy, easy breezy feel that carries through to the balcony scenes of Fisher’s Melanie in Freeport.\u00a0 Lighting and lensing never get heavy or weigh us down.\u00a0 Notable is that even a bathroom scene in Richard’s house where Mickey is being held hostage, even the bathroom has large window continuing that bright, white on white, easy breezy feel.\u00a0\u00a0 Wonderful contrast to the darker umbered and shadowed hostage bedroom, yet even that has a balance with the light pink curlers and crystal perfume bottles.\u00a0 Clean and unfettered lensing lets you focus on the twisty story and the performances.<\/p>\n

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I would be remiss not to mention Jennifer Aniston in her capacity as Executive Producer.\u00a0 This is her bailiwick.\u00a0 Several years ago when she stepped into the producer\u2019s chair with a very hands on approach with the movie \u201cManagement\u201d, I told her then she has a real gift and knack for development and delivery.\u00a0 Again with the comedy \u201cThe Switch\u201d (which is why the Leonard adaptation here had to have a different title) her ethics and style were everywhere and now with LIFE OF CRIME, her keen eye is again evident with casting, below the line artisans and the film\u2019s overall vision and adherence to theme.\u00a0 Aniston is the kind of producer we hope to be and\/or want to have.<\/p>\n

Original score by the Newton Brothers is marvelous as are the actual vintage 70’s tracks popping up throughout the film.\u00a0 While no “mix tape 1” from “Guardians of the Galaxy”, the tracks are still period perfect and fun, adding their own level of tongue-in-cheek cheese to the proceedings!<\/p>\n

It would be criminal for folks to not see LIFE OF CRIME!<\/p>\n

Written and Directed by Daniel Schechter based on the novel \u201cThe Switch\u201d by Elmore Leonard<\/p>\n

Cast: Jennifer Aniston, Tim Robbins, John Hawkes, Isla Fisher, Will Forte, Mos Def<\/p>\n

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