A touching story about a manlet who overcomes his fear that his height makes him inadequate.

A gripping Norwegian crime drama and one of the best thrillers I have seen in recent years. Intensely violent and brutally graphic, Headhunters is full of unpredictable twists, suspense, brilliant characters, and a smart construction. Aksel Hennie is excellent in the lead role, but most of all it's great to see Nikolaj Coster-Waldau speak his native tongue. He makes an excellent villain (one that this time we won't come around to) and both characters can be loved and hated at one point or another.

A truly gripping thriller from the start to the very end, but it's not just that. So many films try to sell themselves using a deeper theme of "love", but I think this is one of those rare films that actually manages to get that message across.

Darkly comedic, horribly graphic and refreshingly smart cinema.

Jaime Lannister does things and a man has a bad time

Fun movie built around a caper, well paced and a few fun plot twists. Yet it is somewhat let down by generic directing and the viewer having to sympathize with essentially a douche.

Sharp, cool thrills.

I watched this some time ago, so I won't be able to go into much detail.
Another great find on Netflix Instant...

Put your reading glasses on and enjoy this smart, well above-average thriller.

Great film based on a funny book. I might've enjoyed the film more than the book actually, and I'm a big Jo Nesbo fan.

It captures the essence of the insecure, stature-obsessed protagonist, and the bits it misses out - which flesh out the character but don't give you much to look at - are made up for in the second half.

I'll look forward to an English language version, if - like Dragon Tattoo - Hollywood can resist the knee-jerk urge to drag it out of Norway to somewhere less interesting.

(i just wanted to put a tag dont make me write a review)