Movie Review for Pusher 2

Summary: The second part of Nicholas Winding Refn's trilogy sees Tony (Mads Mikkelsen) out of jail and determined not to stray into a life of crime once again. But the bitter reality of Tony's situation makes it hard for him to resist the lure of some easy drug money.

                         Reviews of Pusher 2
By Louis Proyect of rec.arts.movies.reviews (7/0)
            Second in a trilogy about Copenhagen drug dealers. Sardonic comedy in the "Goodfellas" vein.

By Jules Brenner of Cinema Signals (3/4) No reference
            There's virtually no limit to how far Mikkelsen's sorry, sad character will go when he's pushed, ...

By Robert Abele of Los Angeles Times (3/4) No reference
            In Refn's skilled street-realist hands, the child becomes a potent, wailing metaphor for Tonny's ...

By Noel Murray of Onion AV Club (3/4) No reference
            Works best when it's dwelling on the disconnect between Mikkelsen's lurid imagination and his dis...

By Laura Clifford of Reeling Reviews (3/4) No reference
            ...in many ways resembles 2005's Cannes winner L'Enfant another film about a posturing street thu...

By Harvey S. Karten of Compuserve (3/4) Not Reachable
            Part of a trilogy about Copenhagen criminals, this one features a terrific performance by a Vin-D...

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