Lucky Number Slevin's inevitable rug-pulling ... so expertly color-coordinated they could be photoshopped into a Kelly-Moore spread. In a Wong Kar-wai movie, say, such lavish design will mirror ...

He has put in solid work throughout his filmography, and one film that sprang to mind when thinking about Fight or Flight was the underrated black comedy crime thriller, Lucky Number Slevin.

With a drawn out opening such as Lucky N umber Slevin’s even slight of hand cannot distract from the obvious. After all the screenplay is written by Jason Smilovic, and not David Mammet.

But, for the rest of you, the gap is because you haven’t seen “Lucky Number Slevin” yet. Directed by the flashy Scottish moviemaker Paul McGuigan (“Gangster No. 1,” “The Reckoning ...

Lucky Number Slevin: Thriller. Starring Josh Hartnett, Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, Ben Kingsley, Lucy Liu. Directed by Paul McGuigan. Running time: 110 minutes ...

Paul McGuigan’s Lucky Number Slevin, from a screenplay by Jason Smilovic, masterfully manages to materialize as a fast-talking play on Paul McGuigan’s Lucky Number Slevin, from a screenplay by ...

The real problem with Lucky Number Slevin however, is that it never seems to fully establish a consistent tone. Is it a seriously gritty thriller? Is it a quirky noir-ish black comedy? It tries to ...

And Paul McGuigan’s Lucky Number Slevin has just gone top of the class. John Hartnett plays Slevin, a hip young drifter who, via a case of mistaken identity, finds himself caught between feuding ...