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Miller s Crossing   Movie Main Page Movie Overview   Movie Details   Showtimes & Tickets   DVD/Video Info   Trailers & Clips   Cast and Credits   Awards & Nominations Reviews and Previews   Critics Reviews User Reviews Photos   Premiere Photos   Movie Stills Community   Message Board Shopping   Buy the DVD/Video Other Resources   Web Sites   The Critics: none available Start Rating Movies Now! Sign In or sign up Yahoo! Users: B 1451 ratings  User Reviews (21 reviews) Write your own review Sort by:  Most HelpfulMost RecentHighest GradeLowest Grade Previous   |  1-10 of 21  |   Next   Overall Grade: A+ Story: A+ Acting: A+ Direction: A+ Visuals: A+ Truly Brilliant by Big Al (movies profile) (Nov 27, 2007) 12 of 12 people found this review helpful This movie was overshadowed by some other mob movies at the time of release, notably GoodFellas (another one of my favorites). Difference is, this film is much more compl... Full Review Overall Grade: B+ Story: N/A Acting: N/A Direction: N/A Visuals: N/A convoluted but good by HeatherM (movies profile) (Oct 7, 2004) 2 of 2 people found this review helpful Miller's Crossing is a very convoluted film. It throws the viewer into a nameless 1930s city with gangsters and double-crossers galore. Only problem is that it throws us... Full Review Overall Grade: A+ Story: N/A Acting: N/A Direction: N/A Visuals: N/A The Quintessential Mob Movie by Peter (movies profile) (Jun 14, 2006) 2 of 2 people found this review helpful Godfather I, II and Goodfellas take 1 step back. Take a bow to Miller's Crossing. Albert Finney's finest performance as Leo the underworld boss. The true Lead is Gabriel... Full Review Overall Grade: A+ Story: A+ Acting: A Direction: A+ Visuals: A The Best Gangster/Mob movie ever made. by Yahoo! Movies User (movies profile) (Mar 30, 2008) 2 of 3 people found this review helpful Intro: I've seen The Godfather series, Goodfella's, Casino, the Untouchables, and many other fine films about the mafia. This one may have them all beat. Story: A+ The... Full Review Overall Grade: A Story: N/A Acting: N/A Direction: N/A Visuals: N/A Glass Key by ChesterY (movies profile) (Mar 23, 2004) 1 of 1 people found this review helpful For those of you who haven't read Hammet, his 5 are one of the great American reads - ever. Miller's Crossing is a wonderful interpretation of his most nuanced, The Glas... Full Review Overall Grade: B- Story: N/A Acting: N/A Direction: N/A Visuals: N/A Hammett by Kevin O (movies profile) (Mar 23, 2004) 1 of 1 people found this review helpful Two fine Dashiel Hammet novels, The Glass Key and Red Harvest, form the framework for Miller's Crossing. Unfortunately the realistic grit that made the novels work is nea... Full Review Overall Grade: C Story: N/A Acting: N/A Direction: N/A Visuals: N/A Lifeless gangster movie. by Evan (movies profile) (Aug 27, 2006) 2 of 4 people found this review helpful I expected a great movie because of who made this movie, the Coen Brothers, and because it gets such good reviews. It came out in 1990, a year with a crime masterpiece,... Full Review Overall Grade: B Story: B- Acting: B Direction: B Visuals: B GOOD CRIME\GANGSTER by bastani (movies profile) (Oct 21, 2008) this film have good crime\gangster story but i think talking actors on this film is tiredly i dont like it.however this film is a good killng bad people.   Overall Grade: A Story: A Acting: A- Direction: A- Visuals: A- Terrific and Underrated by D A (movies profile) (Aug 3, 2008) This is a truly great mob movie but much more smartly done that most. The Cohens do a great job of underscoring the subtleties of the early mob days. Particularly is the... Full Review Overall Grade: A Story: A- Acting: A Direction: A- Visuals: A- Millers crossing but the Coen's smiling by TonyM (movies profile) (Jul 21, 2008) Another classic from the Coen brothers, Joel and Ethan (Although Ethan is unaccredited for direction); again it was the two brothers who conjured a screenplay from a cata... Full Review Previous   |  1-10 of 21  |   Next