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Arkansas
Directed by
Clark Duke
R
2020
1h 57m
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6.1
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53%
5.8
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Kyle and Swin live by the orders of an Arkansas-based drug kingpin named Frog, whom they've never met. But when a deal goes horribly wrong, the consequences are deadly.
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Cast of Arkansas
Liam Hemsworth
Kyle
Clark Duke
Swin / Director / Writer
Vince Vaughn
Frog
John Malkovich
Bright
Eden Brolin
Johanna
Vivica A. Fox
Her
Michael Kenneth Williams
Almond
Patrick Muldoon
Joe / Executive Producer
Jacob Zachar
Stranger
Juston Street
Barry
Chris Mullinax
Colin
Troy Faruk
Thug
Chandler Duke
Nick
Brad William Henke
Tim
Jeff Chase
Thomas
Barry Primus
Old Greek
Adina Galupa
Jared Bankens
Pony Tail
Wayne Coyne
Self
Demián Castro
Middleman
Arkansas Ratings & Reviews
Austin Chronicle
Richard Whittaker
With its brooding tone of tired inevitability, his Arkansas knows exactly how to find drama and sentiment in what could otherwise just be a dour path to the inevitable.
FilmWeek (LAist)
Christy Lemire
It's quirky, lively, and diverting for a little while, but then it really just drags.
FilmWeek (LAist)
Claudia Puig
[Clark Duke] shows some promise as a director and maybe even more so as a screenwriter, but it goes on too long, it is unevenly paced, and it seems to end a few times.
FilmWeek (LAist)
Peter Rainer
Somehow it does have a sort of distinctive tang... It doesn't quite add up to a full meal despite being overlong, but it has a kind of ambling, affectionate weirdness to it.
IONCINEMA.com
Nicholas Bell
At a two-hour running time, Arkansas is a half-baked neo-noir whose lukewarm juices curdle long before the credits.
Box Office Prophets
Sean Collier
Duke shows great promise as a writer and potential as a director, but serious problems as a one-man shop.
The Victoria Advocate
Joe Friar
The dark comedy provides plenty of laughs and a stellar cast. Plus The Flaming Lips covering country classics, a big thumbs up. An impressive directorial debut by Duke.
Third Coast Review
Lisa Trifone
Duke's debut is more of a knock-off than an original.
New York Times
Devika Girish
Less a mob thriller than a ruminative drama about a life built around orders and betrayals, the movie takes an unusual perspective on a familiar genre but is weighed down by its dull, uneven pace.
AV Club
Noel Murray
While Arkansas is a promising and often very entertaining first feature, Duke doesn't combine these borrowed ingredients-excellent though they are-into a fully realized original story, with its own personality.
Los Angeles Times
Mark Olsen
[M]ost of all it is unexpectedly fun, drawing you through its world of not-very-good-at-this criminals, low-lifes and people who want little more than to just hang about with verve and panache. And that makes it a place worth visiting.
Observer
Oliver Jones
No matter the size of the screen or the corniness of dialogue, Arkansas proves that strong acting from game performers can make even the most harebrained of endeavors brim with vitality and necessity.
Rolling Stone
Peter Travers
If narrative drive is your thing, steer clear of Clark Duke's trifling whatzit about drug-dealing deadbeats, but pandemic-weary audiences might just revel in a southern-fried, comic randomness that becomes the film's saving grace.
Variety
Dennis Harvey
Not everything here works, including some lead casting. But this daylight noir should please viewers willing to roll along with a crime meller more interested in character quirks than action thrills.
RogerEbert.com
Simon Abrams
Arkansas doesn't usually look like much (lots of music video lighting), and is often over-edited.
Slant Magazine
David Robb
The film's insistence on keeping the stakes low throughout is probably its key strength.
Tribune News Service
Katie Walsh
"Arkansas" doesn't break the mold on cheeky, stylish, low-life movies; rather, it worships it.
TheWrap
Steve Pond
While it's hard to watch "Arkansas" and not see its debt to the Coen brothers, Duke finds a voice of his own in quiet, deadpan absurdities and southern-fried eccentricities.
The Hollywood Reporter
John DeFore
Underwhelming, despite a surprising abundance of talent.
San Francisco Chronicle
G. Allen Johnson
Most of "Arkansas"... just falls flat, despite individual scenes here and there that work.
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