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Dixie Mafia | Based On Novel Or Book
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Arkansas is a criminal thriller directed by Clark Duke, who also stars as the lead in the film. Eden Brolin, aka Josh Brolin's daughter, and two actors I really like, John Malkovich and Vince Vaughn, also appear in the film. wohoooo.  The story revolves around two small-time drug dealers, Kyle and Swin, who follow the orders of an Arkansas-based drug lord named as  Frog, and how a sequence of errors leads to a tragic crash. The film is a slow burner, with everything going slowly yet easily. I did not like the film's sluggish pace, but it  had some fantastic performances from the whole cast e. The film kept me interested and delighted until the very end. It's quite slow, but it is worth it. I recommend this movie to watch it once. I give it 3 out of 5 stars.
Based on the novel "Arkansas," written by John Brandon, published by McSweeney's Rectangulars in 2009.
Director, writer and actor Clark Duke is originally from Arkansas.
Clark Duke wears a different professional wrestling T-shirt for each day.
Liam Hemsworth and Vivica A. Fox both appeared in Independence Day 2: Resurgence (2016).
Clark Duke and Brad William Henke both appeared on The Office (2005).
"Kyle: What a lot of people don't know about organized crime in the south is that it's not that organized. The term Dixie Mafia has always been too generous, implied too grand a scale."
"Kyle: I've always suspected that I didn't want the desirable things in life as much as I should. Women, cars, houses, movies, bands. These things were how people chiseled out a tidy philosophy of life. I never needed a philosophy of life. It's only people who wanted things, felt guilty about getting things and frustrated about not getting things that needed a philosophy. I was just as pleased to get drunk or drink a bunch and not get drunk."
