This is good, not quite as good as Pusher but far superior to the sequel which I felt was very poor. This takes a smaller remit and shows us a bit more of ruthless supplier Milo, and introduces us to his softer side as a devoted family man. Yet his nascent sobriety is clearly in trouble and soon we are back in familiar territory with a drug deal gone wrong and a ratcheting up of tension. In true Refn style this soon deteriorates into grisly ultra-violence. A solid movie and a fitting end to a mixed bag of a trilogy.
Review of Pusher III
