Too Late

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Too Late

2016

1h 47m

Drama

Mystery & Thriller

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A private investigator (John Hawkes) scours the streets of Los Angeles to track down a missing woman (Crystal Reed) from his past.

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Critics Consensus

Too Late pays homage to its genre inspirations affectionately enough to beg forgiveness for relying on them so heavily.

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Peter Keough

Boston Globe

05/05/2016

2.5/4

With "Too Late," Hauck confirms that he's a master of the film medium. What's less convincing is why this film matters.

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Leah Pickett

Chicago Reader

04/21/2016

A stylized blend of classic film noir and New Hollywood pulp, this remarkable debut feature may grate on mainstream viewers with its affected drama and offbeat pacing, but cinephiles will be charmed.

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John Hartl

Seattle Times

04/14/2016

2.5/4

Almost any scene with Hawkes is alive and satisfyingly showy. You feel his absence when he isn't there, though Joanna Cassidy, Crystal Reed and Robert Forster all have their moments.

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Dominic Griffin

Spectrum Culture

06/14/2022

In execution, the film offers more than its initial promise.

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Michael J. Casey

Michael J. Cinema

07/31/2021

2.5/5

A recommendation of 'Too Late' is a recommendation strictly of style.

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Sian Brett

One Room With A View

04/22/2019

4/5

A slick narrative idea never gets in the way of the smart story and heart-breaking character relationships, in this ode to the 70's antihero.

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@Alabaster Aug 4

Brilliant cinematography and fine acting cannot hide the fact that this film is a pointless Tarantino rip-off.

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S. O

@Col._Angus Jun 12

The single-camera technique can be a bit dizzying, and at times it feels like someone's home movie. The story is interesting, and the telling in five chapters is interesting. But it's hard to get past the "shot on an iPhone" feel that this has to it.

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Philip G.

@Kurosawa Nov 22

I’m very surprised by the fairly low rating. I found Too Late to be a little of fun. I thought the cliches were more tongue in cheek than awkward. The dialogue was snappy and the cast was excellent - especially Dichen Lachlan

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Jamie C.

@JamieChill Oct 27

The takes are incredible. Everyone who worked on this movie seems very talented. There’s a scene where a woman doesn’t wear bottoms for like 25 mins with no cuts. 5 stars.

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Ivette G

@Ivettecita 04/04/2024

Raw, compelling, and a truly original film. Wow.

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Gareth v

@geewah 06/22/2023

A tad uneven in places, this movie gets by on the performance of Hawke as well as some clever cinematography.

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Synopsis

A private investigator (John Hawkes) scours the streets of Los Angeles to track down a missing woman (Crystal Reed) from his past.

Director: Dennis Hauck
Producer: Alexandra Barreto, John Taylor Feltner, Dennis Hauck
Screenwriter: Dennis Hauck
Distributor: Vanishing Angle, Foe Killer Films
Production Co: Foe Killer Films
Genre: Drama, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Mar 18, 2016, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Aug 10, 2016
Runtime: 1h 47m

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