Peacock

2010 "If he only knew what she was doing?"
6.2| 1h30m| PG-13| en| More Info
Released: 20 April 2010 Released
Producted By: Mandate Pictures
Country: United States of America
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
Official Website: http://www.peacockthemovie.com/
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A man with a split personality fools his small town into believing his two alter egos are a man and a wife, although a struggling young mother holds the key to his past and sparks a battle between the two personalities.

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LeonLouisRicci This Movie is about the Suffering of an Abused Child that Grows-Up Dazed and Confused. The Film also Suffers from Inattention on all Levels. Never Released, Ignored by Critics, and Misunderstood as a Horror-Show.Cillian Murphy in a Dual Role is Remarkable. A Good Supporting Cast lend Gravitas to the Proceedings. It is Underwritten, Underplayed, and Under-Appreciated as a Character Study. A Subtle Psychological Study of a Disturbed Individual whose Sequestered Mundane Life is Controlled by Two Competing Personalities.His Existence as a Dual Personality is Completely Unknown to the Small-Town-Folks in 1950's Rural America. Than His Life becomes Literally a Trainwreck and Things Spiral Out of Control. The Movie has many Strengths with an Ending that People Find Weak. Not So.Overall, it's Different, Quirky, On the Edge, and Brilliantly Handled. But in Doing so the Unassuming, Laid-Back Style of the Presentation Alienated Everyone from the Producers to the Viewing Audience. It's an Unforgettable Film that will Find a Cult Following and will be Applauded and Appreciated as Word Gets Out.
Dale Haufrect "Peacock" is a turmoil of a film. It is from 2010 and is currently available on NetFlix Instant Download Streaming. It is directed by Michael Lander. And it is written by Michael Lander and Ryan O Roy. It is a drama and an independent film that is deep in thought and content. The cast includes Cillian Murphy, Ellen Page, Susan Sarandan, Josh Lucas, Bill Pullman, Graham Beckel, Keith Carradine, Eden Boodnar,, Chris Carlson, Flynn Milligan, Virginia Newcomb, Jaimi Paige, Nathan Christopher, Richard Latch, Tate Hustedt, Tory Schaefer, Craig Michael, Scott Schulte, Peter Gregory Thoomson, Michael Rosner, Paul Cram, Erin Stover, Bethany Larson, Emily Dooley, John Paul Gamoke and Bridget de vos Vaudt. Peacock is the name of the very small town and the story is of a troubled young man who was abused at some time in his youth. The majority of the story revolves around his current disorganized state of mind. I gave it 5 stars. Dale Haufrect
samdavidson192 What a waste of talented actors. I'd probably only watch this movie again if i was intoxicated and felt like laughing at a man dressed as a woman for two hours. No wonder this went straight to video. thinking it would be interesting and it is not. it's just a man dressed as a woman in 1950. That's what the whole movie is about! my and my friend were cracking up at it. In the beginning there is a train wreck that looks totally fake, It is hilarious. In general however, it has no story and really wasn't about anything. Susan Sarandon just seems like she does not want to be there. It's very boring as wellI'd be curious to see if the filmmakers on this make anything else.
Pocketplayer As noted, Cillian Murphy was brilliant. I would imagine almost all the negative comments are by those, mainly men, who felt uncomfortable with this movie. You have to set aside your personal feelings and recognize a great performance starring at you from the screen.The pace allowed for space, similar to a drummer not playing a lot of notes...it's the breadth between the notes (think of a slow Pink Floyd groove). This movie was deep and should have a following, especially in psychology classes.You can't help but wonder what would cause a man to dress like a woman daily, and then enter his daily existence still entrapped by the wounds of his past.Many more noted than I can give an attempt to explain this condition, but in the end, life can be a very sad place.