Swimming With Sharks (Special Edition) | Kevin Spacey, Frank Whaley

Swimming With Sharks (Special Edition) | Kevin Spacey, Frank Whaley | Spacey's best work

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	Swimming With Sharks (Special Edition) Kevin Spacey, Frank Whaley Lions Gate, 2005 average customer review:based on 86 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Side Splittingly Funny

In 1994 this little movie didn't exactly storm the world. However after Kevin Spaceys hard hitting roles in Se7en and The Usual Suspects more people began to take note. This hilarious film has some of the funniest insults ever put on to the screen. Frank Whaley is a very underated actor but is probably most memorable for his part as Brett in Pulp Fiction. This film is chock-a-block of great performances and really great writing and direction. Be sure to be paying full attention during the "Sweet and Low" scene, absolute classic. And my Oh my, what a twist.

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Spacey's best work

I think this is Spacey's best work, and it's the movie that made me a fan of his. If you're a Spacey fan or you like odd/dark comedies, then this movie is definiately for you! Don't pass this one up.

Great movie

I just saw this film on IFC channel last night. I am not sure I would pay to get it, but plot and character of this movie is very rich. I really enjoyed seeing how Kevin Spacey do some trerrific acting as being some big boss executive with ego. Whole movie was entertaining and twisted that I could not wait to see what happens next through entire movie. Black movie at it's best. I strongly recommend to people to rent this movie instead of purchasing it.

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Don't be fooled

Some places stick this movie in the comedy section. If this is comedy than it's as dark as they can get. Spacey is pleasing as the boss from hell, but Whaley, portraying the youngster trying to make it in hollywood, isn't too convincing. This isn't a normal film by any standards, and some parts are painful too watch. But somehow this film works, if only partially, as a satirical look at hollywood.

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