Welcome to Collinwood

Cosimo (Luis Guzman) ends up in prison for car burglary and there he's given the plan for the perfect heist from a lifer in prison; so he has to get out of jail, fast. He tells his girlfriend Rosalind (Patricia... Full review

When there is a movie starring Sam Rockwell, William H. Macy, Michael Jeter, Isaiah Washington, Luis Guzman, and George Clooney you know you are going to be thoroughly entertained. Forget the goofy plot and strange vocabulary, because you will be too... Full review

Welcome to Collinwood is a funny movie, with an ok story, Sam Rockwell did a wonderful job in this movie. I would reccomend this movie to anybody. George Clooney did a great job in the small part he played in this... Full review

Welcome to Collinwood could have been a much better acting the thing that I still I don't understand is that why did they copied an italian movie? The idea was original, if they didn't inclued some of the parts of the... Full review

This movie grows on you from the very beginning. The characters are all a bunch of likable losers. The dialouge is hilarious. Too bad more people haven't seen this film. I chuckle out loud every time the movie's on cable. Check... Full review

Welcome to Collinwood could have been a much better acting the thing that I still I don't understand is that why did they copied an italian movie? The idea was original, if they didn't inclued some of the parts of the... Full review

This movie grows on you from the very beginning. The characters are all a bunch of likable losers. The dialouge is hilarious. Too bad more people haven't seen this film. I chuckle out loud every time the movie's on cable. Check... Full review

Welcome to Collinwood is a funny movie, with an ok story, Sam Rockwell did a wonderful job in this movie. I would reccomend this movie to anybody. George Clooney did a great job in the small part he played in this... Full review

The plot is tired and predictible, but there are still a lot of laughs. Clooney has a very small part as a wheelchair bound ex safe cracker. He is the funniest charactor in the movie, but I expected that from him,... Full review

"Welcome to Collingwood" offers some of the most hilarious dialog in recent memory. Watching this comedy directed by the brothers Anthony and Joe Russo reminded us of maybe another film we had seen in the past, but since we missed... Full review

And while the slightly wobbly Welcome To Collinwood doesn't exactly nail it, it does showcase reams of obvious promise.....the film ultimately falls a little flat.....The Russo Brothers seem more interested in making their characters odd than engaging.... ... Full Review

Surprising, amusing and odd, the plot plays rather unpredictable, purposely misfiring like an old Cleveland V-8.....Not to worry, once over the dry patch, "Collinwood" picks up momentum, wobbling amusingly like a bent-axled jalopy..... ... Full Review

Despite the presence of co-producer Clooney, in a small supporting role to augment audience interest, the film had only a modest return at the American box office. It doesn't have a happy ending. ... Full Review

Despite the presence of co-producer Clooney, in a small supporting role to augment audience interest, the film had only a modest return at the American box office. It doesn't have a happy ending. ... Full Review

One of the scripts amusing quirks is to assign a few nicknames; hence a perfect heist is a Bellini. and soon Rosalind has assembled a bunch of small-time crooks including rubbish Serbian boxer Pero (Sam Rockwell, the films nominal lead), single father Riley (William H. Macey, literally left holding the baby), old geezer Toto (Michael Jeter) and dandy Leon (Isiah Washington). ... Full Review

Someday we'll say to our children: There once was a thing called video stores, where you rented shiny disks containing movies, and then you returned them a few days later. ... Full Article

Establishing itself as a fun quirky comedy, brilliant-plan-gone-awry picture in its very first stagnant shot of four worn, torn and dirtied losers, the film keeps its promise with only one exception. ... Full Article

You have to hand it to George Clooney. The guy could totally sell out, Sandler-style, and simply spend the next ten years cashing in his fame and fanbase for eighty million pieces of silver, taking any contract going and generally... ... Full Article

This meandering remake of Mario Monicelli's 1960 classic caper comedy Big Deal on Madonna Street is a sort of bungled, blue-collar Ocean's Eleven set in Cleveland. ... Full Article

When petty thief Cosimo is given the plan for the perfect heist from a lifer in prison--the kind of job you dream about, the kind of job that the reprobates on the block refer to as a 'Bellini'--he has to... ... Full Article

Every once in a while you go into a movie expecting nothing more than to spend nine bucks and see a couple of good previews. ... Full Article