2. Bradley Cooper's Supporting Performance
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You might go into the movie without even realising he's in it considering how little his presence has been played-up in the marketing, but Bradley Cooper (who also produces the movie) appears in the movie's second-half as legendary arms dealer Henry Girard.
Though Cooper's scenes are largely scattered throughout, he still proves a highly compelling presence and major injection of charisma as the slimy, uber-confident and intimidating gun-runner.
Plus, it's great to see Cooper working with Phillips once again after collaborating on three Hangover movies: he clearly hasn't gotten too "big" to work with the guy who made him a star.
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