Featured Audience Ratings

• Emil K

  
  While this psycho-thriller from director Phil Joanou does have style and production design to behold, it still relies too much on it's Hitchock influences and suffers from amazingly silly sceenplay. I like the mood which this film has. When it is at it's very best it… More
  While this psycho-thriller from director Phil Joanou does have style and production design to behold, it still relies too much on it's Hitchock influences and suffers from amazingly silly sceenplay. I like the mood which this film has. When it is at it's very best it reminded of Brian De Palma's work with innovative use of camera, light and optical effects. You could almost say that Jordan Cronenweth's camerawork is the star of this film. Final Analysis is one of those classic erotic 90's thrillers that were made every year at least ten. What still separetes it from average thrillers is the fact that it has quite impressive cast and production team behind it. I myself thought that leading trio Gere, Basinger and Thurman gave effective performances. Especially Uma Thurman is enigmatic as a mysterious and seductive patient of Gere's Isaac Barr. I also enjoyed the thunderous score by George Fenton which has more than echoes of great Bernard Herrman. If Wesley Strick woul only matched the rest of this film with his screenplay, then this could have even been something quite remarkable. Now, as it is, Final Analysis ends up being a flawed and disappointingly mixed experience to sit through. It certainly does not entirely satisfy, but it also does not disappoint entirely either. I would say that Final Analysis is an ok entertainment to watch and deserves to be called an curiosity.

• Martin S

  
  I don't really know what to say....It's a good movie...It have twists and turns that you didn't see coming. But come on....we can all tell it's just a Basic Instinc wanna be (never can be) Like....Richard Gere and Kim Basinger...Is it just me or is that just a… More
  I don't really know what to say....It's a good movie...It have twists and turns that you didn't see coming. But come on....we can all tell it's just a Basic Instinc wanna be (never can be) Like....Richard Gere and Kim Basinger...Is it just me or is that just a cheap rip of of Douglas and Stone? Well as I said....Good movie, good story,good actors. But still...never can be

• Dean M

  
  Not a bad suspense film about a psychiatrist who becomes a murder suspect. But I like Richard Gere and Kim Basinger as well as they reunited again since 1986's <i>No Mercy</i>.