Essex Boys (2000)

Essex Boys (2000)
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Terry Winsor directs this two-fisted tale of drug, guns, and murder based on a real-life gangland killing that left three dead in the snowy Essex backcountry. The film opens with cabby neophyte Billy (Charlie Creed-Miles) getting hired by suave drug baron John Dyke (Tom Wilkinson) to shuttle around recent ex-con Jason Locke (Sean Bean). Locke is a disaster waiting to happen; half-psychotic with a volcanic temper, he kills and disfigures without a second thought. Yet he takes a shine to his young driver and soon starts including him on his nefarious errands. Meanwhile, Locke arranges for his wife Lisa (Alex Kingston of ER fame) to call in a favor from Dyke and has the kingpin procure a shipment of ecstasy. Unfortunately, the E proves to be bad, hospitalizing scores of ravers and almost killing Locke. With his street rep trashed, the sociopath vows bloody revenge on his former partner, while Dyke and his lover Lisa plot Locke's demise. ~ Jonathan Crow, Rovi

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Starring:
Sean BeanAlex Kingston, (more)
Director(s):
Terry Winsor
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
R
Format(s):
DVD
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Terry Winsor directs this two-fisted tale of drug, guns, and murder based on a real-life gangland killing that left three dead in the snowy Essex backcountry. The film opens with cabby neophyte Billy (Charlie Creed-Miles) getting hired by suave drug baron John Dyke (Tom Wilkinson) to shuttle around recent ex-con Jason Locke (Sean Bean). Locke is a disaster waiting to happen; half-psychotic with a volcanic temper, he kills and disfigures without a second thought. Yet he takes a shine to his young driver and soon starts including him on his nefarious errands. Meanwhile, Locke arranges for his wife Lisa (Alex Kingston of ER fame) to call in a favor from Dyke and has the kingpin procure a shipment of ecstasy. Unfortunately, the E proves to be bad, hospitalizing scores of ravers and almost killing Locke. With his street rep trashed, the sociopath vows bloody revenge on his former partner, while Dyke and his lover Lisa plot Locke's demise. ~ Jonathan Crow, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
102 mins

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Director(s):
Terry Winsor
Writer(s):
Terry WinsorJeff Pope
Producer(s):
Jeff Pope
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
R(Adult Situations, Violence, Profanity)
Categories:
Mystery & Suspense
Warning:  This product is intended for mature audiences only. It may contain violence, sexual content, drug abuse and/or strong language. You must be 17 or older to purchase it. By ordering this item you are certifying that you are at least 17 years of age.

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Scott R.

I got bored with this movie. Found myself fast forwarding through a lot of it. About the only thing good about this movie were the scenes in which Alex Kingston (Brit Dr from ER) was naked.

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C P.

Sean Bean is one of my favourite actors and this movie shows how versatile he is. However, it's very violent and disturbing, alot more grittier than I expected. I've heard it compared to Lock, Stock and two smoking barrels but that had a bit more comedic aspect. This movie was just dark. If you like Sean Bean for his Sharpe character, this movie will not be one of his you'll like. He is so far from being a hero. The story was good and the end is very appropriate and unexpected.

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Dolores R.

Love Sean Bean, didn't care for him in this role, movie is just ok

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