Sleuth

Synopsis

In this 2007 remake of the 1972 original, 'Sleuth' stars Michael Caine and Jude Law in a gripping cat-and-mouse game of wits and deception. Andrew Wyke, an affluent mystery writer, invites Milo Tindle, his wife's lover, for a supposed reconciliation. However, the encounter turns into a psychological battle where nothing is as it seems. As the manipulative mind games intensify, layers of truth and lies are peeled back, revealing shocking revelations that challenge the characters' morality and motives. The luxurious setting and the dynamic performances of Caine and Law create a tense atmosphere that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats until the unpredictable conclusion.

Cast

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  Michael Caine

  Andrew Wyke

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  Jude Law

  Milo Tindle

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  Harold Pinter

  Man on T.V.

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  Carmel O'Sullivan

  Maggie

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  Kenneth Branagh

  Other Man on T.V.

Reviews

Despite the star-studded cast and the intriguing concept, 'Sleuth' received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film's stylish presentation and the compelling performances of Michael Caine and Jude Law, others found the storyline lacking depth and the characters too enigmatic. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a score of 36%, with critics mentioning that the film failed to capture the essence of the original. Metacritic rated it at 49/100, indicating a mediocre reception among reviewers. IMDb users rated 'Sleuth' at 6.4/10, citing the film's intriguing premise but criticizing its execution. Overall, the film polarized opinions, with some viewers appreciating its psychological intensity, while others felt it fell short of expectations.