Alison Folland, Buck Henry, Casey Affleck
Suzanne Stone is a small town girl with a dream--to become a famous TV personality--a dream that becomes a nightmare when ambition turns into obsession. Disillusioned with her marriage to Larry, she i...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 7, 2001
Stats: 933 reviews
Its not a bad film but it was made in 1995 and already seems dated. I'm not sure why its reached cult status but, I've seen worse. Great supporting cast.
Nicole Kidman was perfect as a narcissistic woman who has her husband killed.
Nicole Kidman is brilliant in this film. Kidman plays a local newscaster whom get's intrigued by a male high school student after doing an piece there...her husband (Matt Dillon) is a hard worker....what someone will do for love..
Man what ever happened to Nicole Kidman? Why doesn't she do roles that are as dark, funny and great as To Die For instead of crap like The Invasion? This a highly underrated minor masterpiece from Gus Van Sant during the rare times he has a story to tell. Plus great work from Mat...( read more)
A pretty average black comedy/satire that is aided tremendously by a fantastic performance by Nicole Kidman. This is seriously some of the best comedic work she's ever done - this Suzanne Stone character sucks you right in without an ounce of effort.
Her acting is a fantastic of...( read more)
no surprise,as this movie comes from the king of experimental borefest Gus van sant
i didn't really enjoy this film. it does have a few headlining names in the casting list but the story is weak and slow and i don't think it's told very well.
Although Van Sant makes wicked sport of television, he doesn't underestimate its power to blind us to its faults and bring us to our knees. full review
Nicole Kidman's work here is inspired. Her clothes, her makeup, her hair, her speech, her manner, even the way she carries herself (as if aware of the eyes of millions) are all brought to a perfect pi... full review
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