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  • Take
  • Opened July 18, 2008 | Runtime:1 hr. 39 min.
  • Ana is a mother--desperate to save her marriage and keep from losing her son to a world where he doesn't belong. Saul is a gambling addict--out a job, out of money, and out of time to pay his debts. In an instant, these unlikely strangers' lives Read More
  • Cast: Minnie Driver, Jeremy Renner, Bobby Coleman, David Denman, Adam Rodriguez
  • Director: Charles Oliver
  • Genres: Art House/Foreign, Drama

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    by amystoody

    I had the opportunity to see this movie during the Newport Beach Film Festival this year. It is an exceptional movie with a terrific cast. This is not a movie that can simply be seen as "entertainment." The subject matter is very painful, but compelling and heartfelt. Minnie Driver's performance is nothing short of amazing in a role that required a great range of emotion and humility. Jeremy Renner and Bobby Coleman also turn in wonderful performances in very difficult roles. I certainly recommend "Take."

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  • 75
    TV Guide | Maitland McDonagh

    Driver and Renner deliver haunting performances in this story of crime and...

  • 50
    Chicago Sun-Times | Roger Ebert

    Well, you can't fault the actors. That must mean it's the fault of the writer...

  • 38
    New York Post | Kyle Smith

    A woefully earnest indie about a crime and its aftermath.

  • 30
    Los Angeles Times |

    In the end, Take is too enamored of its time-shifting gimmick and cheap...

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