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  "Richard Gere as Dennis Peck shows how well he can go from playing a good guy who trys to save the day, to this character who is a creepy creeper who makes your skin crawl. How these women are so easily tricked to sleep with Dennis is beyond me. He uses them in more way than one.… More
  "Richard Gere as Dennis Peck shows how well he can go from playing a good guy who trys to save the day, to this character who is a creepy creeper who makes your skin crawl. How these women are so easily tricked to sleep with Dennis is beyond me. He uses them in more way than one. First as a sexual tool then later as ammo for the guys he's trying to manipulate or seek some kind of revenge on. It's something he seems to be quite good at since he does a few times in the movie. I enjoyed Laurie Metcalf as Sgt. Amy Wallace. She was funny. William Baldwin plays the naive, self loathing, damaged cop well. I also liked Andy Garcia in this. Raymond and Kathleen have a relationship that is twisted. They both are guilty of being jealous. Andy takes it a bit far with his actions in the resturaunt. I didn't like that and didn't like how forgiving Kathleen was for it. But then again some relationships are toxic and that is what turns some people on. Sick but true. The movie is about dirty cops and how two good cops take down the dirty ones. We've seen they story before. Nonetheless, it was a good movie. I enjoyed it. Probably not something I would watch again though."

• ♥Robyn

  
  Internal Affairs is a nasty little suspense thriller!!!and it was hard to see Richard Gere playing such an evil person..

• Khris N

  
  Ahhh, the infamous Internal Affairs. The 1990's, with bad hair, fashion and shameless sex. XD!! Well, it is a classic in my opinion. Two of the coolest actors in my opinion of their time, Gere and Garcia, play off against each other in this cop drama which is actually pretty… More
  Ahhh, the infamous Internal Affairs. The 1990's, with bad hair, fashion and shameless sex. XD!! Well, it is a classic in my opinion. Two of the coolest actors in my opinion of their time, Gere and Garcia, play off against each other in this cop drama which is actually pretty good. Gere as the dirtiest cop around is actually one of his best roles he's ever played, he is one of my favorite male leads. Of course, back in the 1990's, thrillers were all mixed up with the above mentioned negatives, along with dodgy synthesized music and production wasn't really 100%. I guess you just have to see it for the performances and the psychological war between the two leads, it may just be worth it. Dont expect a twisty edge of your seat climax like The Departed, its a straight up story between good cop and bad cop, and a "noir" ending which leaves you wondering what happened after. Not for everyone really.

• Dean M

  
  This film is so brutal, sexually charged thriller. The unrelenting tension mounts as the pursuit of justice becomes a very personal vendetta.

• xGary X

  
  This cop thriller revolving around corrupt officer Richard Gere was lauded over at the time, but Gere is badly miscast at the borderline psychotic peeler and basically sleepwalks through the movie. Garcia is better, but the whole thing reeks of contrived melodrama and is frankly… More
  This cop thriller revolving around corrupt officer Richard Gere was lauded over at the time, but Gere is badly miscast at the borderline psychotic peeler and basically sleepwalks through the movie. Garcia is better, but the whole thing reeks of contrived melodrama and is frankly unbelievable.

• Jeffrey M

  
  Richard Gere is fantastic and Andy Garcia showed depth I didn't think he had. An excellent first two acts, followed by a weaker and messy last act. Still, a very good thriller overall, with Michael Mann-esque direction.

• John B

  
  Oh Lord. Richard Gere at his worst. Who suggested that I see this?

• Stephen E

  
  "Internal Affairs" has a strong start, but it quickly descends into pointless character development, boring melodrama, and an inevitable and abrupt conclusion. Richard Gere delivers a top-notch performance as the film's primary villain, but Andy Garcia often falls by… More
  "Internal Affairs" has a strong start, but it quickly descends into pointless character development, boring melodrama, and an inevitable and abrupt conclusion. Richard Gere delivers a top-notch performance as the film's primary villain, but Andy Garcia often falls by the wayside with his monotonous and uncharismatic portrayal. As well, Mike Figgis tries to incorporate as much visual flair as possible, but "Internal Affairs" is just downright uninteresting.

• Timothy O

  
  Not a bad film, but as I recall, it was just a so so film.

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