Storyline
A New York nightclub manager tries to save his brother and father from Russian mafia hitmen.
Directors
Cast
Tony Devon, Mark Wahlberg, Antoni Corone, Alex Veadov, Craig Walker, Eva Mendes, Joaquin Phoenix, Christopher Place, Stream, Bernadette Lords, Robert Bizik, Edward M. Kelahan, Loukas Papas, Robert Duvall, Paul Herman, Jeff Ward, Joseph D'Onofrio, Dominic Colón, Gina Hernandez, Robert Myers, Sybelle Silverphoenix, Oleg Taktarov, Barbara Ann Davison, Robert C. Kirk, Aaron Vexler, Sharon Wilkins, Moni Moshonov, Samantha MacIvor, Karen Nazarov, Bob Colletti, Martin Pfefferkorn, Luigi Scorcia, J.W. Cortes, Blaise Corrigan, Ross Brodar, Joe Forbrich, Miriam Cruz, Karl Bury, Frank Girardeau, Christopher Stadulis, Danny Hoch, Doug Torres, Elliot Santiago, Mike Burke, Ashley Avis, Richard Petrocelli, Teddy Coluca, Yelena Solovey, Al Linea, Patrick M. Walsh, Jamal Weathers, Tony Guida, Tony Musante, Katie Condidorio, Maggie Kiley, Claudia Lopez, Edward Shkolnikov, Katya Savina, Matthew Djentchouraev, Scott Nicholson, Joseph Coffey, Jose Edwin Soto, Greg Wilson, Ed Koch, Fred Burrell, Mike Massimino, Edward Conlon, Francis Toumbakaris, Hoon Lee, Irwin Gray, Robert McKay, Robert A. Pennacchia, Nik Pjeternikaj, Victor Tatarkin, Salvatore Inzerillo, Ava Lee Scott, Douglas J. Aguirre, James Balsamo, Edwin J. Birmingham, John Borras, Dominick Cicco, Erin Deighan, Turi Haim, Philip E Jones, Nina Lisandrello, Robert Nardi, Tyler Noble, Alexandra Tejeda Rieloff, Marilyn Salisbury, Kristen Schiano, Aaron Scotti, Richard Shankman
Trailer
Reviews
83
It's awfully difficult at this point in film history to come up with a car chase that's startlingly new, but Gray pulls it off. It's the best of its kind since "The French Connection."
80
Village Voice
The closest thing Gray's done to a commercial actioner, the film also applies his genius for tone (aided by superlative sound work) to set pieces that throb with trauma: a tinnitus-soundtracked shoot-out and a rain-slick car chase set to the tempo of windshield wipers.
75
Rolling Stone
We Own the Night is defiantly, refreshingly unhip.
75
With a cast like this, one has a right to expect something amazing, so the fact that We Own the Night is merely "entertaining" might cause disappointment in some quarters.
70
Gray knows how to sell the idea of unalterable destiny with a car chase: That’s the mark of a real action director.
