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[caption id="attachment_4302" align="alignleft" width="202" caption="The Town (2010 film)"][/caption]The Town is a 2010 action crime thriller film which starred and directed Ben Affleck with Rebecca Hall, Jon Hamm, Jeremy Renner, Blake Lively, Titus Welliver, Pete Postlethwaite and Chris Cooper.Telepisodes.com The movie is set to be released in theaters on September 17, 2010. Here is a brief story about the newest film: Doug MacRay which is played by Ben Affleck is an unrepentant criminal, the de facto leader of a group of ruthless bank robbers who pride themselves in stealing what they want and getting out clean. With no real attachments, Doug never has to fear losing anyone close to him. But that all changed on the gang's latest job, when they briefly took a hostage--bank manager, Claire Keesey (Rebecca Hall). Though they let her go unharmed, Claire is nervously aware that the robbers know her name...and where she lives. But she lets her guard down when she meets an unassuming and rather charming man named Doug...not realizing that he is the same man who only days earlier had terrorized her. The instant attraction between them gradually turns into a passionate romance that threatens to take them both down a dangerous, and potentially deadly, path. - from MovieWeb.com Expect for a complicated love story with action-crime as the toppings. The Town is Ben Affleck's sophomore directorial debut. Watch The Town online here at Telepisodes.com.

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Crime, Drama, Thriller,

Release Date:

Sep 15, 2010

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Ben Affleck, Jeremy Renner, Rebecca Hall, Jon Hamm, Blake Lively, George Carroll, Pete Postlethwaite, Owen Burke, Titus Welliver, Chris Cooper, Dennis McLaughlin, Corena Chase, Brian Scannell, Kerri Dunbar, Tony V., Isaac Bordoy, Michael Yebba, Daniel Woods, Jimmy Joe Maher, Joe Lawler, Michele Cressinger, Mark Berglund, Ralph Boutwell, Michael Romig, Michael Malvesti, Jack Neary, Ed O'Keefe, Ben Hanson, Brian A. White, Richard Caines, Frank Garvin, Danny Ring, Gary Galone, David Catanzaro, Jeremiah Kissel, Malik McMullen, Charles C. Winchester III, Adam J. Husband, Danny DeMiller, Susan Rawlinson, Sean Locke, Peter Looney, Lennin Pena, James McKittrick, Ted Arcidi, Bryan Connolly, Quan Liang Chen, Alex Winston, Michael F. Murphy, Kimberly Mahoney, Bobby Curcuro, Ginaya Green, Nicole Page, Georgia Lyman, Robert Boyden, Jamie Ghazarian, Chick Bernhard, Stephen Bishop, David Boston, Alex Bussell, Katelyn Cahill, Nick Cairis, Jeffrey Corazzini, Tommy Dallace, Mary A. DeBriae, Tom Diorio, Jeffrey Feingold, Mugisha Feruzi, Keith Fluker, Carlos Foglia, Jim Ford, Rich Foster, John Franchi, Jonathon Frost, Victor Garber, Suzanne Gillies, London Hall, Bane Harlock, Louis Holmes,

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Andres Gomez 28/06/2013

Good movie with good cast. No new plot but well performed and entertaining.

John Chard 07/05/2019

You know people get up everyday, tell themselves something's gonna change their lives. The Town is Charlestown, Boston, a place where crime is a way of life. Following a bank robbery, professional thief Doug MacRay (Ben Affleck) has to keep a watch on bank manager Claire Keesey (Rebecca Hall) because after using her as hostage leverage during escape from the heist, she is the only witness who could possibly identify his gang. But once the two meet they start to fall for each other, forcing MacRay to re-evaluate his life in Charlestown. It's a re-evaluation that will upset a lot of people close to him and the gangster boss who hires him, and all this at a time when FBI agent Adam Frawley (Jon Hamm) is closing in on the gang. One of the most startling things about Ben Affleck's second film as director is that even with the conventional plot, and the formulaic characters, it's still an exhilarating and fresh picture. With Affleck comfortable in his Boston surroundings, it's evident that he and the team went for authenticity, something which in the main they achieve. Sure there's the odd implausible moments, they are - like it or not - cops and robbers staples, but "The Town" is not your standard run of the mill actioner. It is, for want of pigeon holing, a modern day noir, resplendent with bleak mood and well oiled characters. Based on Chuck Hogan's novel "Prince of Thieves", pic follows the formula of a rotten town with rotten people doing their best or worst to live and get by. Into the pot comes the bad guy who meets a good woman who wants to leave his crappy life and crappy home behind. So far so well trodden path, then, but this is not a giant gangland operation, like, say, "The Departed" or "The Godfather" et al, this is a small neighbourhood setting, with a small group of everyday dressed young men. It's one of the reasons why Affleck's film feels so very authentic. Helping to exude the naturalistic and human feel of the drama is that Affleck doesn't overdo his action sections, yet they are terrific sections for sure. This is not Tony Scott/Don Simpson/Jerry Bruckheimer action for popcorn excess. From the electric kick-start of the first heist, to the mid-section car chase - and to the knock out coup de grâce set in motion at Red Sox Stadium - Affleck shows great skill as a crafter of action - aided superbly by Dylan Tichenor's energised editing. Other violence is swift and to the point, the director knowing not to dwell too long on vicious passages in the narrative, thus keeping his characters free of caricatures. Mind, he is thankful to the great cast assembled for his picture, for this is very much an actors piece. Well written without flabby periods of talk for talk sake, The Town provides proper drama for proper actors - and that includes the director himself. Jeremy Renner is quickly turning into the go to guy for edginess, here as MacRay's best pal, Jem, he deals out a frightening loose cannon turn. Chris Cooper and Pete Postlethwaite have small roles, but both impact hard on proceedings, both memorable and both adding a touch of classy know how. Hamm arguably has the hardest role, for as FBI Agent Frawley he has to carry on his own the other plot thread that is the investigation. Not just that, but the film lends itself to one which dares you to root for the bad guys, it's a tough ask of the "Mad Men" actor but he nails it, with one two-fold scene in a bar, as he grills MacRay's ex, Krista (Blake Lively heartfelt and believable), particularly offering a glimpse of what a good actor he can be. Ultimately the main load has to be carried by Affleck and Hall as the central doomed lovers. There is death and misery every where in Charlestown - and for the protagonists of the story, including Doug & Claire. Their relationship offers hope, a beacon of hope in a murky world, but it's a relationship founded on black secrets and built around falsehoods. That Affleck & Hall draw us in with charm and acting gravitas further serves notice as to why The Town is top draw stuff. Hardships, hard decisions and hard characters come alive in The Town, a great modern day drama that's showing "Gone Baby Gone" was no fluke, this lad Affleck really is some director. 9/10

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