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| | Cinema Confidential Review: Get Carter (2000) |
 | | "Get Carter," by director Stephen Kay, is a remake of Michael Hodge's 1971 British gangster thriller starring Michael Caine as Carter, the crime hardened, merciless, vengeance seeking anti-hero. |
 | | The new "Get Carter" attempts to provide similar social commentary about contemporary America (through targeting the plight of Internet porn) but seems to be less grounded on a "twisted society" backdrop. |
 | | Carter's belief in redemption through vengeance is clear, but Sly, through all the chase scenes, all the interrogations, and all the ruthless beatings, seems to lack the complexity of character needed to fully illustrate the dynamic this false belief gives to Jack. |
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