Ruffalo and Hawke Shine in Crime Drama
"What Doesn't Kill You"  reminded me of such episodic gangster pictures as "Goodfellas" and "Once Upon a Time in America."  It's an autobiographical take on the life and experiences of director Brian Goodman, who was a petty criminal and drug addict as well as a family man.  From an early age, Brian (Mark Ruffalo) and Paulie (Ethan Hawke) do jobs for crime boss Pat Kelly.  With no way to support a growing family, Brian sinks deeper and deeper into the world of crime until he is given the opportunity to participate in the biggest robbery of his life.<br /> The film's Boston setting is reminiscent of "The Departed," but Goodman's film is far more modest and less complex.  The best thing about "What Doesn't Kill You" is Mark Ruffalo, who has done consistently good work in excellent, mediocre, and weak films through the years.  Here, he has a meaty role and makes Brian a multifaceted character, not a one-note clich&eacute;.  His Brian is torn between the dishonest world of fast bucks and his responsibility to a wife and child.  The film is raw and captures the desperation of the streets.  Considering it doesn't boast A-list stars, a top director, or large budget, the film is an admirable achievement.<br />Bonus extras include deleted scenes, commentary, and a making-of featurette.
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