Jennifer Lopez,
Jim Caviezel,
Sonia Braga,
Terrence Howard,
Jeremy Sisto
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Jennifer Lopez stars in this gritty, emotional drama as police officer Sharon Pogue, who covers up a painful past with an anger that fuels her job performance in one of Chicago's toughest precincts. A... read more
Directed by: Luis Mandoki
Release Date: May 18, 2001
DVD Release Date: October 16, 2001
Stats: 1,282 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (1,282)
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May 23, 2010
A truly terrible movie in every sense, it had no idea what it wanted to say or why it existed. The sci-fi element just came out of nowhere and felt extremely odd. The performances were terrible, Jim Caviezel and Jennifer Lopez had zero chemistry and couldn't survive on their own ... read more
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February 23, 2008
I've always thought J.Lo decent as an actress and here, she delivers a nuanced performance evincing the struggle of a woman who tries to be tough on the outside but still crumbles on the inside. Caviezel is amazing, as per usual. Lovely trumpet playing too. Some really nice fl... read more
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March 13, 2010
I thought that the movie started a bit too slowly, but it did gain a nice bit of momentum as it progressed. Jennifer Lopez portrays Sharon Pogue, a tough talking Chicago cop who is torn by her damaged relationships with her family and ends up falling for a guy who saves her life.... read more
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January 30, 2009
It's easy to see how this movie flopped, I mean how the hell do you market it? It's an Emotional Romance with a smattering of Thriller. It's also very good and probably the best I've ever seen Jennifer Lopez - so good in fact that I'll stop referring to her as J-Lo from now. Jim ... read more
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July 17, 2010
Coming at the peak of J-Lo's pre-Gigli fame, the plot point for this film seems awfully, awfully weak. It was this film and a few others (Gigli) that signalled the end of that fame. When she disappeared to plop out kids with Marc Anthony she all but assured that no one would ever... read more
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May 31, 2010
Why does Lopez keep getting work in Hollywood she has only been in one good movie "Out of Sight" and she was the weakest link in that film.
Critic Reviews
Its protagonists, their situation and its mechanical but mushy resolution are never remotely believable.
Darts back and forth from being a psychological thriller to a vaguely metaphysical drama to a fate-driven romance. Such a schema may, in the right hands, make for a powerful, all-seeing movie; here, i... Full Review
The movie works because Lopez gives such a terrific performance. Full Review
Mandoki doesn't have anything new to contribute to this puree of genres. Full Review
Director Luis Mandoki lets another film drown in the tear-jerker tide.
A tearjerking romantic confection that ... is only partially digestible. Full Review
Angel Eyes can be downright silly, like when a moony Lopez pieces together the dandelion puffball that Caviezel gave her days ago. Just like the movie, it irretrievably falls apart. Full Review
Angel Eyes is really nothing more than a love story between two people who could save a lot of money by moving in together. Full Review
A well-acted character study of a hardworking woman, by a screenwriter (Gerald DiPego) and a director with enough integrity to dispense with the usual Hollywood distractions. Full Review
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