Bruce Willis,
Jane March,
Ruben Blades,
Lesley Ann Warren,
Scott Bakula
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When New York psychiatrist Bill Capa (Bruce Willis, in an uncharacteristically un-smirking performance) visits Los Angeles to take over his murdered colleague's therapy group, he finds himself embroil... read more
Directed by: Richard Rush
Release Date: August 19, 1994
DVD Release Date: May 15, 2001
Stats: 643 reviews
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January 27, 2008
It starts out as a good movie when Bruce's character takes over a college mate's psychology practice when he is murdered. It all goes down hill when Jane appears.
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August 26, 2007
OHHH!! Very sexy and thriller film better than Basic Instinct I ever watched in director's cut on DVD. This film can make you feel more hot and thrilling.
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October 29, 2006
Quite possibly the worst film I have ever scene. It doesn't work as a thriller, drama, romance or blockbuster, and is far too bad to be "so bad it's good". Oh, and you get to see "little Bruce" (which is little indeed). Avoid avoid avoid.
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September 5, 2010sayers1977A dire film from a period where Willis was a bit lost at sea (see also 'Striking Distance'). This tries to jump on the erotic thriller bandwagon reignited by 'Basic Instinct' but ends up being laughably bad and not at all erotic. Jane March is a poor actress and looks more convin... read more
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June 29, 2008
interesting psychological whoisit/thriller..attractive actors..will hold your interest
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Critic Reviews
A very guilty pleasure. Entertaining trash.
Atmospheric but empty
Minority opinion here, I know, but I found the sex scenes hot and March's performance truly impressive.
An appallingly inept and often laughable whodunit. Full Review
Mediocre L.A. noir thriller made more tolerable by Jane March disrobing frequently.
Underrated, but far from great.
One of the hottest movies of the decade. Corny, but still gripping.
Deserves all the derision its earned, and then some.
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