The Hollow Point

An over-the-top Ian McShane is the chief selling point for this formulaic neo-noir drama, which also stars Patrick Wilson.

There's literally nothing in this movie that feels like it arose from an impulse to either entertain or create art.

"The Hollow Point" limps to a close without fully rewarding the effort expended on its making.

Really, this is sub-par "Fargo" meets rehashed "No Country for Old Men" ...

"The Hollow Point" might not reach the hallucinatory heights of a Joel and Ethan Coen thriller, but there's much to admire.

Gonzalo Lpez-Gallego's direction isn't confident enough to allow us to ignore The Hollow Point's contrivances.

A brutal blend of modern-day Western and hard-boiled noir, twisty crime thriller.

The Hollow Point plays like an Asylum version of No Country for Old Men.

Lopez-Gallego spends more time polishing his weapons than he does strengthening editing and building characterization.

A stylish, neo-noir/western with a standout performance by Ian McShane.