Andie MacDowell, Bill Pullman, Chris Douridas
Mike Max is a Hollywood producer whose stock in trade is the ultra-violent thriller. It is a genre that has made Mike rich and has kept his wife Paige in a luxurious lifestyle. Ray Bering is a surveil...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 28, 2000
Stats: 71 reviews
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March 28, 2008
Interesting Wenders film that really defied my expectations. A great character piece and drama.
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November 23, 2009
Andie MacDowell in de jaren negentig was al niet mijn kopje thee en deze film maakt dat weer akelig duidelijk. Verder matige acteurs, vaag verhaal, slechte soundtrack en onwaarschijnlijke handelingen en gebeurtenissen. Heel af en toe deed de sfeer me denken aan Lost Highway, maar...( read more)
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November 20, 2009
wowwww !!!!! what a sophisticated crap by Wim Wenders who is expert about Hollywood Cinema Making after getting PhD degree on German Cinema. Andie Mc Dowell is fantastic and ultra super. I could not make out her real duty in this film. What is her difference from a tea pot ?
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September 22, 2008
I donīt know why, but although I find it boring, I really like a few things about it.
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