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Saoirse Ronan

12 April 1994, The Bronx, New York City, New York, USA

Alexis Bledel

16 September 1981, Houston, Texas, USA

James Gandolfini

18 September 1961, Westwood, New Jersey, USA

Marianne Jean-Baptiste

26 April 1967, London, England, UK

Danny Trejo

16 May 1944, Echo Park, Los Angeles, California, USA

Lynda Gravatt

Tatiana Maslany

22 September 1985, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

Cody Horn

12 June 1988, Los Angeles, California, USA

John Ventimiglia

17 July 1963, Ridgewood, Queens, New York, USA

Stu 'Large' Riley

19 August 1963, Poughkeepsie, New York, USA

Neville Archambault

Danny Hoch

23 November 1970, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Tuffy Questell

9 May 1968, New York City, New York, USA

Nick Choksi

14 April 1981, St. Louis, Missouri, USA

Gary Hope

1933, Essex, England, UK

Chris Colombo

Bettye Fletcher

Morgan Demeola

19 April 1997, New Jersey, USA

Danielle DeSantis

Jeff Grossman

Cassidy Hinkle

15 August 1997, New Jersey, USA

Jeffrey M. Marchetti

Ismaelpeter Casillas Nelson

14 August 1997, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Leif Riddell

Paul Thornton

21 March 1939, New York City, New York, USA

Uzimann

Emerald-Angel Young

8 March 1999, Long Island, New York, USA

Geoffrey Fletcher

4 October 1970, New London, Connecticut, USA

Geoffrey Fletcher

4 October 1970, New London, Connecticut, USA

Daisy

Played by: Saoirse Ronan

Violet

Played by: Alexis Bledel

Michael

Played by: James Gandolfini

April

Played by: Tatiana Maslany

Barbie Sunday

Played by: Cody Horn

Washington Post

The film's subtle visual allure is all but stamped out by the impression that the director tries too hard to be an idiosyncratic auteur in the vein of Quentin Tarantino.

June 07, 2013

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IGN Movies

Subverting audience expectations of an over the top "teenage girl killer" movie with a character study could have been great, but the character study in question feels paper thin.

June 18, 2013

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Movie Talk

This self-consciously quirky comedy-thriller... swings unevenly between passages of soul searching and bouts of cartoony violence in the Tarantino mould.

September 06, 2014

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Chicago Sun-Times

Of course, the violence is cringe-worthy and, at times, over the top. But view this as a modern comic book/fairy tale, and it's easier to accept this saga of girls with guns and the life lessons they eventually confront.

June 07, 2013

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Canada.com

A lot of acting talent is squandered in Violet & Daisy, a sort of postmodern coming-of-age story about two teenage girls who kill people for a living, then play patty-cake as they plan their next hit.

November 26, 2013

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New York Times

We don't feel the weight and menace of death, nor the volatile emotions of youth, and have nothing to respond to beyond the spectacle of girls with guns.

June 06, 2013

Cinema Crazed

Alexis Bledel and Saoirse Ronan are way too good for material as obnoxious as this.

December 05, 2013

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Newark Star-Ledger

Violet and Daisy are just violent and crazy - which is, ultimately, the real problem. And why we should care about them remains the one mystery no one here can quite unravel.

June 07, 2013

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New York Post

A rather dull affair.

June 07, 2013

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One Guy's Opinion

Neither as writer nor as director is Fletcher able to sustain his conceit.

June 16, 2013

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Common Sense Media

Though it can't keep up that kind of energy throughout, especially as it's set mostly in one room, it's charming enough -- and short enough -- that there are no hard feelings.

February 18, 2014

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Chicago Sun-Times

A thriller that might as well have been released in 1996, when everybody and their brother and their sister and their cousin twice-removed was trying to be Quentin Tarantino ...

June 11, 2013

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