Al Pacino, Bill Nunn, Brian McConnachie
Al Pacino shambles about in pure weary Late Pacino form in People I Know, a 1970s-style paranoid number with a political tinge to it. Pacino plays an old-school publicist, once a friend to Bobb...( read more
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DVD Release Date: July 20, 2004
Stats: 148 reviews
Flixster Reviews (148)
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August 4, 2008
What an eye-opener this movie is. So illimitable, concussive and shaking. And Al Pacino is simply magical.
In a few words, what I received from this movie was the conceptualism that no matter how many people you know, no matter who your friends are, no matter how many people lo...( read more) -
November 7, 2007
Though the films themselves stylistically are completely different, the basic plots of "People I Know" and "Carlito's Way" are the same. Here, rather than a gangster, Pacino plays a burnt-out publicist eager to escape his shady way of life but, like Carlito, doomed never to do so...( read more)
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July 2, 2007
Man, didn't have high hopes for this movie which was a good thing. This is one of the lesser known Pacino movies and for a good reason; it wasn't any good. Pacino did some okay acting, nice to see him play the old helpless role, but nothing really to see here, from anyone.
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December 9, 2008
it's scary to think that when you know something too much, somebody will trying to seal you up so the secret remain a secret..
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October 3, 2008
Fantastic, strong, yet subdued performance by Al Pacino in this slow-burn and downbeat story examining the politics of fame and corruption. Its long-delayed cinema release was undoubtedly to blamefor its lack of success, but the characters are well worth investing in for the disc...( read more)
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July 15, 2008
Have you ever feel that you are trapped in your life?
Another great performance by Al Pacino,though the movie was low budget but still can shine by having him!
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