Three Chris's

Synopsis

"Three Chris's" is a 2010 crime drama that follows the intertwined lives of three men, all named Chris, who become involved in a complex bank heist that spirals out of control. Set against the gritty backdrop of urban life, the film explores themes of friendship, desperation, and the consequences of choices made under pressure. Dennis L.A. White delivers a compelling performance, portraying the struggles and motivations of one of the Chris's as they navigate loyalty, betrayal, and survival in a story that unravels with unexpected twists. The film combines elements of suspense and character-driven storytelling to depict the high stakes of a crime gone wrong.

Cast

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  Dennis L.A. White

  Chris Walker

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  Charles Durning

  Kris Kringle

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  Arthur Colombino

  Jesus Christ

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  Tony Todd

  God

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  Wilson Jermaine Heredia

  Satan

• Donna Bostany

  Christie

Reviews

Critical reception of "Three Chris's" has been largely unfavorable, as reflected in its IMDb rating of 3.7/10. On IMDb, many reviewers highlighted the film's low production values and a screenplay that lacks depth and originality. Some critics pointed out that the pacing was uneven, and character development was insufficient to engage viewers fully. However, the performance of Dennis L.A. White received some praise for bringing authenticity to his role. While the film's ambition to merge a crime thriller with character study was noted, it was often marred by clichéd dialogue and predictable plot turns. There aren't major critiques on Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic due to limited mainstream exposure, but user reviews echo similar sentiments about the film's shortcomings and moments of potential. In summary, "Three Chris's" is seen as an ambitious but ultimately flawed indie effort that may appeal to a niche audience interested in low-budget crime dramas.