Daisy is now eighteen years old and formerly she was considered a minor. Violet
is worried that Daisy can be tried as an adult for crimes committed in their
job as hit women. They wear nun habits to take out a group of men on one
of their jobs. They want a vacation, they want to buy expensive dresses
and they decide not to take their next job. They change their minds and they realize they need the money.
They are sent to do a hit on Michael. He’s a thief who dared to steal from a criminal
kingpin. Nothing goes as they planned on this hit? He is asleep, then they fall asleep
and he makes them cookies. They especially like the cookies and wonder if
he can also make brownies.
There is something OFF about this movie, like it’s not real and just pages from
a comic book? Would two young women both just over eighteen, be hired as killers
for gangsters? The material is thin and weak for all the actors. 2
½* (This movie is so-so)
88 min, Action directed
by Geoffrey Fletcher with Saoirse Ronan, Alexis Bledel, James Gandolfini,
Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Danny Trejo, Tatiana Maslany, Cassidy Hinkle, Lynda
Gravatt, Cody Horn, John Vetigmiglia.
Note: Imdb 6.1
out of 10, 22% critic 33% audience on Rotten Tomatoes, Roger Ebert 2*,
Metacritic 43 out of 100 with 16 critics 6.9 with 34 reviews.
Special Note: Filmed in Bronx, Brooklyn Bridge Park,
Central Park, Manhattan, New York City, New York. Geoffrey S. Fletcher said that Pulp Fiction, Superbad and
Thelma and Louise were influences for this film. Geoffrey’s brother Alphonse managed a hedge fun that
filed for bankruptcy and $8 million
from the fund went to produce this film. Unfortunately, this is one of the last acting roles for James Gandolfini and
he passed away June 19, 2013.
Carey Mulligan was cast as Violet but she decided to take a role in
Drive of 2011 instead. Bruce
Willis was considered for the role played by James Gandolfini. Saoirse Ronan also played a teenage
assassin in Hanna of 2011. Her
character in How I Live Now of 2013 was also named Daisy. Violet & Daisy was filmed in 2010 but not released in
theaters until 2013.
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