The Counselor (2013)

A future cult classic. I've often criticized director Ridley
Scott but never his taste or understanding of what great cinema
is (just his ability to reproduce it). Here we get an insane cast
try their hardest to make human sense of the first ever script by
one the world's greatest living writers, Cormac McCarthy, who has
fared significantly better with other people adapting his novels
(No Country for Old Men, The Road). This though is unlike
anything in cinema and almost has its own entire language, one
that falls down constantly but is often transcendent in ways most
films never are. Horrible, dark, bleak and with indelible
dialogue, Scott needs to treat this to a directors cut and shave
off at least some of the rough edges to Cormack's script and the
near impenetrable story and this one will be looked back on.