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movie The Big Ugly (2020)

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Title: The Big Ugly

Tagline: In for oil. Out for blood.

Genre: Thriller

Director: Scott Wiper

Cast: Vinnie Jones,Malcolm McDowell,Ron Perlman,Nicholas Braun,Leven Rambin,Lenora Crichlow,Brandon Sklenar,Elyse Levesque,Bruce McGill

Status: Released

Release: 2020-07-24

Runtime: 106

Plot: Neeyln has always been the loyal enforcer for crime boss Harris back in London, taking care of problems and people that disrupt his illicit business. When Harris strikes a deal with an old friend -- American oilman Preston -- they find themselves in the wild hills of West Virginia. Contracts are signed and the whiskey flows in celebration, but overnight Neelyn's girlfriend disappears, last seen with Preston's wayward son Junior. Lines are drawn between family and friends, but nothing will stop Neelyn from getting answers -- and retribution.

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Trailer Cast Crew Videos

    • Vinnie Jones

      Neelyn

    • Malcolm McDowell

      Harris

    • Ron Perlman

      Preston

    • Nicholas Braun

      Will

    • Leven Rambin

      Kara

    • Lenora Crichlow

      Fiona

    • Brandon Sklenar

      Junior

    • Elyse Levesque

      Jackie

    • Bruce McGill

      Milt

    • Kevin Martt (Camera)

      Best Boy Grip

    • Emily Fleischer (Production)

      Casting Associate

    • Tarquin Pack (Production)

      Producer

    • Scott Wiper (Writing)

      Story

    • Jordan Marable (Camera)

      Steadicam Operator

    • Lisa Litton (Costume & Make-Up)

      Additional Hairstylist

    • Nikk Hearn-Sutton (Camera)

      Camera Operator

    • Carey Kotsionis (Art)

      Art Department Coordinator

    • Charley Coleman (Crew)

      Armorer

    • Alex Heffes (Sound)

      Original Music Composer

    • Susan L. Osborne (Costume & Make-Up)

      Costume Assistant

    • Ashley Wilz (Costume & Make-Up)

      Costume Supervisor

    • Jessica Arthur (Costume & Make-Up)

      Key Costumer

    • Chance Madison (Lighting)

      Best Boy Electric

    • Matt Mulcahey (Camera)

      Digital Imaging Technician

    • Collin Martin (Camera)

      Camera Operator

    • Ren Blanco (Art)

      Production Design

    • Bradford Bell (Sound)

      Sound Mix Technician

    • Malcolm McDowell (Production)

      Executive Producer

    • Jake Heim (Lighting)

      Electrician

    • Joe Bou (Camera)

      Second Assistant Camera

    • Ron Perlman (Production)

      Executive Producer

    • Zachary Sheets (Costume & Make-Up)

      Costume Design

    • Greta Stokes (Costume & Make-Up)

      Costumer

    • Michael Stoecker (Camera)

      Key Grip

    • Susan Shopmaker (Production)

      Casting Director

    • Josh Crook (Production)

      Executive Producer

    • SB Weathersby (Directing)

      First Assistant Director

    • Doug Delaney (Editing)

      Senior Colorist

    • Jeremy Osbern (Camera)

      Director of Photography
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    • The Big Ugly | Official Trailer (HD) | Vertical Entertainment

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I just finished watching The Big Ugly.

It's about two international mob operations, one from the UK trying to clean money, and the other operating oil fields in the US on land that felt like they forced the owners to sign over mineral rights for them to operate on.

Like all mob/mafia movies, both mobs have a hierarchy. Also, in both hierarchies, there are "well respected" screw ups — as if they never rose to the #2 or #3 positions, operations would run smoothly.

There are a couple confusing scenes with odd edits, but other than that, it's not too bad of a movie.

I'd give it a 3/5.
 
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