Danny Aiello, Jeff Daniels, Teri Hatcher
48 hours of intersecting lives and crimes in Los Angeles.
DVD Release Date: August 7, 2001
Stats: 311 reviews
A great cast and a good film but it seemed like it was trying to be something it wasn?t, an American Mike Leigh film if you will!
OK, it's a Tarantino inspired movie. One of the better ones. Before you bitch about it remember: Everyone associated with this and the way it got you into the theater was predicated upon knowing it was Tarantino-like. Would you have watched it if it was advertised as a John Herzf...( read more)
With twisted human behavior and the complexity of its own plot...it looks like a crime drama but crime is the medium, not the message; the crimes are an excuse for quick connections among strangers...
Extremely underrated Tarantino- esque ensemble film from writer/Director John Herzfeld. It's quirky characters, bursts of blood, and sly humor make this (unfairly dubbed!) "Pulp Fiction Clone" definately worth checking out.
Writer-director John Herzfeld's ensemble crime comedy is an Altman-esque affair; think Short Cuts by way of Pulp Fiction. The cast includes low-lifes and lower middle-class types mixing it up over the aforementioned time frame in the San Fernando Valley. Much bloodshed ensues. Ja...( read more)
AA great movie. Somehow I have run into a string of movies lately where the lives of about 6 people all intertwine with each other during the movie. This one is the best of all. Danny Aiello plays an excellent part, along with Paul Mazursky. What we have is a divorced couple, and...( read more)
This is a movie that gets better after you see it a second time. James Spader's character is evil but hot!
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