A Good Woman Is Hard to Find

اچھی فلم!

اچھی فلم!

اچھی فلم!

In a tough neighborhood, Sarah (Sarah Bolger) is a struggling single mom with two young kids. Her husband was brutally murdered and the police don't care. A man suddenly barges into her home. He's a drug dealer who had just stolen a stash from a ruthless drug lord. Sarah is relieved when he leaves but he keeps coming back. He's using her home as a stash house. Bolger is great. The story is well constructed. There is some good reality to the situation. Other than a couple of minor issues, this is a great drama. I would definitely do the thing in the tub and not in that room. It would be easier to do the cleanup. I love all the little bread crumbs the story lays out. It took me a while to figure out what the policewoman meant at the beginning. I was a little slow but the movie is able to keep pulling me along. The director does need more seasoning to amp up his action work and the thriller aspect of the movie. There is still good tension due to Bolger's acting and the story. This is great.

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"A Good Woman is Hard to Find" would feel remarkably at home in a collection of slow-burn exploitation films from the late 60s (like "Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!"), 70s ("Death Wish"), or 80s ("Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer"). The subject matter is dark, gritty, and gross, and the outlook on life is even more so. Now, I'll be the first to admit that cheap, sleazy, and disgusting exploitation films are a dime a dozen (check your local video store's dollar bin), but great exploitation films ask the viewer to look past the layers of grit and blood to find meaning in the misery (while also gleaming a bit of entertainment), and this film wholly succeeds in doing just that. "A Good Woman is Hard to Find" is original, visceral, emotional, and totally badass. "A Good Woman is Hard to Find" is one of those great exploitation movies we keep an eye out for, and it might just be a new classic of the genre.

Well worth a watch. Really enjoyed and was rooting for the lead character. The only weak link was the top bad guy drug boss. His acting was atrocious. Even the way he walked was faux hard man. Unintentionally hilarious. Some good gory effects too. And an attractive lead not too scared to play plain and tired looking.

Her husband was murdered by unknown man, a young woman lives with her two children got trapped in dangerous situation and finally found murderer in that risky way accidentally. Story is interested but script is loose. Between part is gruesome and could be distributed one. Thrill is lesser only last 15 minutes are really watchable. Cilmax is surprised you never expect end this way. A dumb woman turns a darerer finally. Watchable at once. Good acting by real Sarah for reel Sarah.

The way she look and the character in the movie is a perfect match. A young widow with no hope in her life pursuing the truth of her husband death. She demonstrated a very weak side of a widow but turned strong at the end. It's not the best movie but Sarah did draw my attention.

Yes, this may have been contrived nonsense, but I was never bored. Revenge flick with a feminist twist. Worth a watch.