Movie Review: ‘Edge of Darkness’ brilliant on many levels
Full of sharp shocks and hard turns, " Edge of Darkness ” finds that fine middle ground between film noir, Alfred Hitchcock and ’70s conspiracy thrillers such as "The Parallax View” and " Three Days of the Condor .” Mel Gibson makes his return to starring roles in familiar emotional territory, but his intensity level is well-suited to a story of parental grief, corporate malfeasanc...
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