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Blow
Directed by
Ted Demme
R
2001
2h 4m
Drama
,
Crime
,
and more
7.5
56%
87%
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The story of how George Jung, along with the Medellín Cartel headed by Pablo Escobar, established the American cocaine market in the 1970s in the United States.
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Cast of Blow
Johnny Depp
George Jung
Penélope Cruz
Mirtha Jung
Franka Potente
Barbara Buckley
Rachel Griffiths
Ermine Jung
Ray Liotta
Fred Jung
Jordi Mollà
Diego Delgado
Cliff Curtis
Pablo Escobar
Paul Reubens
Derek Foreal
Miguel Sandoval
Augusto Oliveras
Max Perlich
Kevin Dulli
Ethan Suplee
Tuna
Kevin Gage
Leon Minghella
Tony Amendola
Sanchez
Jesse James
Young George
Emma Roberts
Young Kristina Jung
Dan Ferro
Cesar Toban
Bobcat Goldthwait
Mr. T
Miguel Pérez
Alessandro
Michael Tucci
Dr. Bay
Monet Mazur
Maria
Lola Glaudini
Rada
Jennifer Gimenez
Inez
Jaime King
Kristina Jung
Charles Noland
Jack Stevens
Pamela Abdy
Beach Woman #3
John Harrington Bland
FBI Waiter #1
Jimmy Burke
FBI Waiter #4
Brantley Bush
FBI Waiter #3
Gerry Pucci
DEA Eastham
Ted Demme
Archie Sigmond
Daniel Escobar
Emilio Ochoa
Tracy Falco
Beach Woman #2
Vanessa Grayson
Stewardess #3
Elif Guertin
Stewardess #2
Faith Hoover
Stewardess #6
Kristina Jung
Clerk
Dorothy Lyman
Judge (Chicago)
Genevieve Maylam
Beach Woman #1
Kathleen Mullan
Beach Woman #5
Meriah Nelson
Stewardess #4
Sophie Tsimel
Beach Woman #4
The Dawk
Guard (Visit Area #2)
Crystal Erickson
Stewardess #1
Jean-Carlos Felix
Prison Guard (Warden's Office)
Lazaro Galarraga
Band Singer
Brian Goodman
Guard Gus
Josh Herman
Detective #1
Brad Hunt
GG
Patrick Husted
Bank Manager (Mass.)
Ralph Kampshoff
Guard (Visit Area ä1)
Ajgie Kirkland
James Trout
Skip O'Brien
Customs Agent
Richard LaGravenese
Detective #2
Roberto Lopez
Guard (Danbury)
Lydell M. Cheshier
Inmate #3
Jodie Mann
Nurse (Cape Cod)
Charles Martiniz
Bank Employee
Gonzalo Menendez
Ramon Ochoa
Mauricio Mendoza
Benny
Carlos Mendoza
Tony
Alan James Morgan
Young Tuna
Randy Mulkey
Employee #1
Tony Perez
Bank President
Jack Polick
Ben
Michael Ralph
Inmate #2
Raoul N. Rizik
Rafael Ojeda
Matt Robinson
Inmate #1
Elizabeth Rodriguez
Martha Oliveras
Bert Rosario
Bank President (Panama)
Leslie Schirrmacher
Stewardess #5
Dale Snowberger
FBI Waiter #2
Julia Vera
Clara Blanca
Santiago Verdu
Juan Carlos
Pamela Walker
FBI Waiter #5
Twyla Banks
Inmate's Daughter (uncredited)
Greg Bronson
Prison Inmate (uncredited)
Nick Cassavetes
Man in Derek's Salon (uncredited)
Janine Foster
Flight Attendant (uncredited)
Jo Price
Business Woman (uncredited)
Anna de Cardi
Friend at Pool Party (uncredited)
Blow Ratings & Reviews
New York Times
A.O. Scott
Neither a tragedy nor a morality play, but rather a jaunty, candy-colored romp through a quarter century or so of American pop music, pop fashion and popular illegal substances.
San Francisco Chronicle
Edward Guthmann
A mediocre biopic.
Detroit News
Susan Stark
There's a been there, done that quality to this picture for anyone who saw the far nervier, more flamboyant Scarface -- not to mention the far grittier, urgent Traffic.
Austin Chronicle
Marc Savlov
We've just been to this party before and we know how it ends, again and again and again.
Reel Talk Online
Candice Frederick
This is one of the few drug movies where you actually feel a little sorry for the drug-dealing coke-infested lead character.
Newsweek
David Ansen
The first half of Blow is a shallow but lively fun ride; the audience gets a contact high. But when George's fortunes start to go from bad to worse, so does the movie.
New York Magazine/Vulture
Peter Rainer
The filmmakers are torn between presenting George's life story as a cautionary tale, or as a blast.
Slate
David Edelstein
An extraordinary -- and unfathomable -- piece of whitewashing.
Seattle Times
John Zebrowski
Blow fades a bit in its second half, weighed down by a need to closely follow Jung's life. But even then, the actors are so compelling that it's just a mild discomfort.
Orlando Sentinel
Jay Boyar
Grabs hold of you by the lapels and simply won't let go.
Newsday
John Anderson
Depp aside, the acting is almost uniformly atrocious -- although it's hard to make hay out of this dialogue.
USA Today
Mike Clark
It's one of the few major releases so far this year that is worth a grown-up's time.
Salon.com
Stephanie Zacharek
Tthe movie is higher on style than it is on substance, but one of its strong suits is that it never stoops so low as to lecture us. It throttles by with irresponsible abandon.
New York Post
Lou Lumenick
In its way, this sometimes hilarious, sometimes deeply moving film has more to say about the influence of drugs on American society than the self-important Traffic.
Houston Chronicle
Eric Harrison
Very little about this druggy drama works as intended.
Detroit Free Press
Terry Lawson
Ambitious but repetitive.
Denver Post
Steven Rosen
An indelible portrait of one decent man's blown life.
Chicago Sun-Times
Roger Ebert
Take away the drugs, and this is the story of a boring life in wholesale.
Boxoffice Magazine
Tim Cogshell
For the most part a very well-produced HBO movie.
Boston Globe
Jay Carr
Languishes nondescriptly in a vast powdery wasteland, somewhere between Boogie Nights and Scarface.
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