Directed by:
Paddy ConsidineScreenplay:
Paddy ConsidineCinematography:
Erik WilsonCast:
Peter Mullan, Eddie Marsan, Olivia Colman, Sian Breckin, Ned Dennehy, Samuel Bottomley, Paul PopplewellPlots(1)
A powerful award winning drama written and directed by Paddy Considine, Tyrannosaur follows the story of two people brought together by circumstance. Joseph (Peter Mullan) is an unemployed widower, drinker, and a man stifled by his own volatile temperament and furious anger. Hannah (Olivia Colman) is a Christian worker at a charity shop, a respectable woman who appears wholesome and happy. When the pair are brought together, Hannah appears to be Joseph's potential savior, someone who can temper his fury and offer him warmth, kindness and acceptance. As their story develops Hannah's own secrets are revealed her relationship with husband James (Eddie Marsan) is violent and abusive and as events spiral out of control, Joseph becomes her source of comfort. (StudioCanal UK)
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Decent acting performances fitted into an emotional life story; all of that mixed into a raw British drama. It’s good in this case, but not quite as good to make it memorable like an array of other dramas are. I’m not even sure why.
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Some human destinies are simply strange and cruel, but they are shaped by how the individuals themselves live. That's well presented in the film Tyrannosaur, which showcases primarily the acting prowess of both main characters, who don't seem to fit together well, yet fate has still brought them together. People can be evil, and it comes easy to them.
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