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Arbitrage

Gere, Richard (Actor), Sarandon, Susan (Actor) Rated:

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Genre	Thriller
Format	Multiple Formats, Color, Widescreen, Closed-captioned, AC-3, Dolby, NTSC, Subtitled
Contributor	Gere, Richard, Casta, Laetitia, Sarandon, Susan, Roth, Tim, Marling, Brit
Language	English
Runtime	1 hour and 47 minutes

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When we first meet New York hedge-fund magnate Robert Miller on the eve of his 60th birthday, he appears the very portrait of success. But behind the gilded walls of his mansion, Miller is in over his head, desperately trying to complete the sale of his trading empire to a major bank before the depths of his fraud are revealed. Struggling to conceal his duplicity from loyal wife Ellen and brilliant daughter and heir-apparent Brooke, Miller is also balancing an affair with French art-dealer Julie Cote. Just as he is about to unload his troubled empire, an unexpected, bloody error forces him to juggle family, business and crime with the aid of Jimmy Grant, a face from Miller's past. One wrong turn ignites the suspicions of NYPD Detective Michael Bryer, who will stop at nothing in his pursuit. Running on borrowed time, Miller is forced to confront the limits of his own moral duplicity. Will he make it out before the bubble bursts?

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ R (Restricted)
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 2.4 Ounces
Audio Description: ‏ : ‎ English
Item model number ‏ : ‎ 25938569
Media Format ‏ : ‎ Multiple Formats, Color, Widescreen, Closed-captioned, AC-3, Dolby, NTSC, Subtitled
Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 47 minutes
Release date ‏ : ‎ December 21, 2012
Actors ‏ : ‎ Gere, Richard, Sarandon, Susan, Roth, Tim
Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ English
Studio ‏ : ‎ Lionsgate
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B009NZXH5S
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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Sometimes you do what you think you have to do.

Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2023

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This being a thriller, I will be careful not to spoil your enjoyment of the film. In his review of Sep 12, 2012, Roger Ebert gave this film his highest rating, four stars out of four. It was to be one of his last reviews, he died on April 4, 2013. The film is a vehicle for Richard Gere, who, at 62, beautifully portrays a silver-haired Wall Street tycoon, a hedge fund manager. His wife is portrayed by Susan Sarandon. She knows, and accepts as part of the game, that he has a mistress on the side, played by the French supermodel Laetitia Casta. Their daughter, Brooke, played by Brit Marling, is CFO of her father’s company. Unbeknownst to Brooke, her father has cooked the books, covering a 412-million-dollar hole with an under-the-table temporary loan from a friend, long enough to pass an audit, in anticipation of the sale of his fund to James Mayfield (Graydon Carter), The latter is stalling as part of his negotiation strategy. While this already causes nervous tension with Richard Gere, his life is massively turned upside down by an event involving his mistress Laetitia Casta, an event which draws the police into his life, in the person of a police detective played by Tim Roth.
I will leave the subsequent events for you to discover when you watch the film, which I highly recommend. The film turns into a psychological thriller, in which everybody, in subtle realistically dishonest ways, participates in a massive cover-up and decides to live with it.
Although he had some film experience before, this was the first feature film which Nicholas Jarecki both wrote and directed.

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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2020

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I know what you'll be thinking for the first ten minutes of this movie: "Its got Richard Gere in it; is it a chick flick? He's such a successful businessman, pulling off multi-million dollar deals... and so handsome too. Every woman's dream guy. Oh, but he spends all his time wheelin' and dealin'. There's family drama. If only he could make time for them, learn to open up... take a vacation... retire soon. Cue eye roll. It's like a damn Lifetime movie! Romance novel trash."

But no.

This film quickly turns in to a very tight thriller once Gere accidentally kills his mistress by falling asleep at the wheel. He covers his tracks, the police are on his trail, and part of us wants to see him get away with it. Partly because, in his shoes, we'd want to be absolved in such an accident too. But also because Richard Gere is so damn likeable even when he's playing someone fairly scummy. Yet as the plot reveals more and more how far that streak of scum goes, the part of us that wants to see him get his comeuppance begins to overtake the other that was reluctantly rooting for him.

Simultaneously, we start to realize 'Arbitrage' isn't just a thriller. That aspect never dissipates, but makes up only one-third of the real story. This is what elevates it to excellence in my book. Gere doesn't just fight the law, but wages battles in business and his own family. It's nothing short of masterful how all three threads are weaved together so seamlessly, and in true noir fashion there are no heroes to be found in any of them. As we start to distance ourselves from Gere we keep looking for the "good guys" somewhere, anywhere, but at every turn who we thought we were dealing with turns out to be someone else. No one wears a white hat in this movie. Everything is in shades of gray in the best way. And at some point half or three-quarters of the way through, you'll begin to predict these little twists all the while hoping against hope that they won't come. What we're left with is a scathing character study of a Wall Street man, the type that likely still litter the place in real life. Hard truths about our society. And questions of morality some of us would be afraid to ask ourselves while others are thankful they don't have to.

I only wish it had a more memorable title than 'Arbitrage,' so more would know about this brilliant film!

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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2019

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Richard Gere plays an unscrupulous billionaire . His "crime " is pretty common in the financial world, basically robbing Peter to pay Paul. Spend money you don't have but borrow and try to get the money back before anyone finds out. As the auditors, cops, and D.A. close in on him, if you're a common shmuck you actually hope he gets away with it. I mean its only money. Then out of the blue a stroke of bad luck as he accidentally falls asleep at the wheel while driving his mistress home and she is killed. He has to cover up this crime because he thinks the bad publicity will queer the deal to sell his worthless company. One of Gere's best roles. Why is this a morality tale for our times? Well, everybody in this story lies, not just him. His lawyer, the son of his black chauffeur who covers up the accident, the investigating cop, the judge, his wife, the judge assigned to the case.. It all came out OK for everybody. The judge winks at the cop who fabricated evidence and lets him of with a mild warning to do better next time. No thought of reporting him for corruption. His wife alibis him but later blackmails him in exchange for her silence. She forces Gere to transfer the company to her and the daughter. (They will do good things with the money). The black chauffeur's son struggles with his conscience for a while but accepts the money to keep quiet--(I'll do good with this money) Armitage succeeds in selling his "worthless" company for a profit.. The new owner reads the fraudulent audit and says "Nothing wrong here." He's made his profit . Nothing immoral or sinful about lying if you don't get caught . Lying and cheating don't count if you "do good stuff" with your money. Like cheating on your wife and keeping a mistress. You're just trying to help out a young struggling artist. The wife and daughter become philanthropists, presiding over AIDS benefits, whatever. And for Armitage , well, as his wife put it early on, he's got lots of money hidden in off-shore tax shelters. He'll be back on top .No one cares that what has been lost is trust. How can you hold a family or a society together when there is no trust. This question is never raised in the movie. Left for the movie viewer? Well, you've read the reviews, what do you think?

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Tim P Zetterwall

Not great

Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2023

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Ok if a rainy day movie 🍿 but this one you can skip!

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Ray

Der Hedgefondsmanager...

Reviewed in Germany on August 2, 2013

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Richard Gere ist immer dann besonder gut, wenn er den arroganten Erfolgsmensch speilt, der in eine Situation gerät, in der alles auf dem Spiel steht. Das funktionierte gut als Edel Callboy in "Ein Mann für gewisse Stunden" oder als Staranwalt in "Zwielicht". In "Arbitrage" darf er - inzwischen ergraut - den selben Typus darstellen. Diesmal ist er der Patriarch und Hedge-Fond Manager Robert Miller. Der superreiche Millionär hat sich verspektuliert, was keiner weiß, und will deshalb die Investmentfirma so schnell wie möglich verkaufen. Er hat sogar die Bücher betrügerisch frisiert, damit der mögliche Käufer James Mayfield (Grayton Carter) so schnell wie möglich zuschlägt. Nur einge wenige Mitarbeiter der Firma sind in Kentiniss von den gefälschten Zahlen, seine Tochter Brooke (Brit Marling), die in der Firma des Vaters arbeitet jedoch nicht. Auch Ehefrau Ellen (Susan Sarrandon) ahnt nichts. Sie weiß zwar von den sexuellen Eskapaden ihres Mannes, aber sie ahnt nicht, dass Robert die Künstlerin Julie Cote (Laetitia Casta) seine Geliebte ist. Mit der will er eine Nacht verbringen, doch die Fahrt zum Ferienhaus wird zum Alptraum, denn Robert verursacht übermüdet einen Autounfall, bei dem Julie auf der Stelle stirbt. Als der Wagen sekundenspäter in Flammen aufgeht, fasst Miller einen Plan den Unfall zu vertuschen, weil der Skandal den Verkauf verhindern könnte. Er bittet den jungen Bekannten Jimmy Grant (Nate Parker) ihn abzuholen und nach Hause zu fahren. Allerdings kommt dem ermittelnden Detecitve Michael Pryer (Tim Roth) sehr schnell der Verdacht, dass Miller im Unfallwagen saß, aber beweisen kann er es nicht...
Regieneuling Nicholas Jarecki setzt in "Arbitrage" auf die Themen Geld, Macht und Gier. Mit Richard Gere hat er den perfekten Hauptdarsteller gefunden, der sowohl durchtrieben, arrógant aber nicht unsympathisch wirkt. Er ist ein Mann, der es gewohnt ist, seine Umgebung zu dominieren. Er ist jedoch mit einem unvorhergesehenen Ereignis konfrontiert, dass ihn 20 Jahre in den Knast bringen könnte - ganz zu schweigen davon, dass er und seine Familie allen Schotter verlieren könnte. So tut er das, was er gut kann: Er agiert in diesem realen Spiel wie beim Zocken in der Geschäftswelt. "Arbitrage setzt auf ein gemächliches Tempo und ist beinahe ein bissel zu kurz geraten, zumindest erfolgt der Schluß schnell und schmerzlos. Ein bisschen mit dem Eindruck, dass da doch - trotz guter Spannung und gutem Realisus - etwas gefehlt hat. Wenn ich nur Žüüste, was es ist.
Zwischen 3 und 4 Sternen.

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Reinhard Eibner

Spannende Tragödie mit scheinbar gutem Ausgang

Reviewed in Germany on December 29, 2022

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Arbitrage (=Ausnutzen von Preisunterschieden; spielt hier aber keine Rolle)
Milliardär Richard Gere gerät durch die Vertuschung eines Sekundenschlafunfalls, bei der seine Geliebte getötet wird, trotz ausgeklügelter Vorkehrungen in den Fokus pol. Ermittlungen. Ebenso der Sohn eines ehemaligen farbigen Mitarbeiters der Firma, der Gere vom Unfallort weghilft. Gere muss nicht nur sich und den Jungen vor langen Gefängnisstrafen bewahren, sondern auch seine Firma vor dem Bankrott durch eine fehlgeschlagene Kupferminenspekulation.
Gere und der schwarze Junge sind die Hauptpersonen des Stücks in dem spanenden Polizeifilm, der die Anmutung einer Tragödie hat, aber dem äußeren gesellschaftlichen Anschein nach gut ausgeht.

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Diane Skeates

Web of lies

Reviewed in Canada on September 15, 2017

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I loved the movie a lot though I think it ends rather abruptly. How one little lie leads to another and then you're stuck in a web of your own making and you can't find a way out except by adding lies over lies over lies until the whole thing collapses on you except in this movie the thing doesn't collapse, the secret being protected by family members who, because of you, do not know either how to get out of it with the family's reputation intact.
How each and every choices that you make dictate the next move you will make and isn't affecting you only but the people surrounding you..
I think Mr. Gere is getting better and better with age.
I didn't find the commentaries quite that good though it might be interesting to people in the industry.

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coccotoro

Really Good Movie

Reviewed in Canada on November 16, 2021

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Really enjoyed this non-stop thriller. Couldn't wait to see what was going to happen next.

Otto Hilscher

Beklemmend

Reviewed in Germany on August 17, 2013

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Honore de Balzac sagte vor 200 Jahren: "Hinter jedem großen Vermögen steht ein Verbrechen". Robert Miller (Richard Gere)schlägt sich mit zweien herum: Multimillionenbetrug und Fahrerflucht nach tödlichem Unfall, in welche er wider Willen hereingeschlittert ist.
Der Film wurde bisher 25 Mal rezensiert und gut beschrieben, ich ergänze und bestärkte nur noch eventuell unentschlossene DVD Käufer. Was diesen Film über viele andere mit ähnlichen Themen hervorhebt, ist die souveräne Inszenierung und beklemmende Darstellung wie sich der Druck auf den Schuldigen laufend erhöht, sein Handlungsspielraum immer enger wird. Diese Atmosphäre ist dermaßen bedrückend, dass sie der Zuschauer physisch spüren kann (ich jedenfalls) - ein seltenes Erlebnis - immer begleitet von der Hoffnung auf eine Rettung in letzter Minute.
Das Ende, eher ein Filmabriss, läßt viele Fragen offen, wofür ich einen Stern abziehe. Klare Kaufempfehlung und keine Sorge, man versteht die Handlung, auch wenn man nicht genau weiß, was Arbitrage ist (das Ausnützen von Preisunterschieden für gleiche Ware auf verschiedenen Märkten).

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