There’s a cheeky contrast ironed into Padraic McKinley’s The Weight, which moves with such kinetic vigor in opposition to the lethargy its title might convey. McKinley knows the story he wants to tell and understands how exploiting the foibles and passions of his colorfully gruff characters produces maximum entertainment value. The result is a thrilling film that punches well above its titular weight.

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