Mute Fury: Alan Ritchson Leads a Silence-Driven Detroit Revenge in Motor City
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IndieWire’s review of Potsy Ponciroli’s Motor City praises Alan Ritchson’s imposing, dialogue-free performance in a Detroit-set revenge thriller, but argues the silent gimmick is underutilized and the plot remains broad, delivering a visually muscular yet narratively thin pastiche that doesn’t fully exploit the conceit, ultimately earning a Grade: C and noting the film is now playing in theaters.
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- Review: Gritty Motor City light on dialogue, heavy on action Fayetteville Flyer
- ‘Motor City’ Has a Novel Premise, But Follows a Familiar Route The New York Sun
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