The opening scene in the dark comedy Dom Hemingway, written and directed by Richard Shepard (The Matador, The Hunting Party), is revelatory. Dom (Jude Law) supports himself against bars in a jail ...

is a tremendous showcase for Jude Law, who stars as the title character. Funny, furious, and surprisingly physically-imposing (considering his normally slight build; he bulked up significantly for the ...

Facing the camera, a woman in front of him on her knees, Dom Hemingway (Jude Law) stares ahead and asks, “Is my c**k exquisite?” An extended, single-take monologue about the wonder of this guy’s ...

Dom Hemingway doesn’t so much converse as rant — long, colorful, creative tirades that seem to run through the entire Cockney vocabulary he polished while in prison. He rants about the guy who married ...

The first five minutes of “Dom Hemingway” are a tight shot of Jude Law’s face and naked torso shown in flushing muscular tension while he describes the legendary grandeur and unstoppable power of his ...

A more appropriate title for “Dom Hemingway” would be “Former Pretty Boy Goes Ballistic.” There is no question that Jude Law puts on quite a show as a lowlife safe-cracker who wants revenge after ...

Adam Chitwood is a former Managing Editor at Collider, where he covered film and television with a focus on interviews, features, and industry analysis. Director Richard Shepard’s comedy Dom Hemingway ...

Jude Law’s portrayal of a convict gone wild is creative, but there’s not much else to Dom Hemingway After 12 years behind bars, Dom (Jude Law) is a little pent-up. That explains his simmering anger, ...

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Oh, the curse of being an attractive film star! Nobody takes you seriously. Those poor, pretty people! Enough with the bitter sarcasm, I know, but there’s more than a bit of truth in it, especially ...