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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 369665" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>Running time was lengthier than I thought so I watched it in two installments.</p><p>Jeff Daniels looks very nice in his....socks and Ray Liotta wears his clothes like a second skin. I like the way he arrives on the scene with that "move over Matt Dillon" attitude. It's an impressive debut for a survivor of <em>The Lonely Lady.</em></p><p>I like the soundtrack and overall it looks remarkably un-cheesy for an eighties romcom (of sorts). Once Jeff Daniels' character decides <em>not</em> to escape from these horrible people the story loses a lot of its urgency. On the other hand, the fight scenes in the last part are very well done.</p><p>I find Melanie Griffith hit-or-miss in this film. She's good in some parts and in other parts she comes across as "my husband produced this film" (figuratively).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 369665, member: 8"] Running time was lengthier than I thought so I watched it in two installments. Jeff Daniels looks very nice in his....socks and Ray Liotta wears his clothes like a second skin. I like the way he arrives on the scene with that "move over Matt Dillon" attitude. It's an impressive debut for a survivor of [I]The Lonely Lady.[/I] I like the soundtrack and overall it looks remarkably un-cheesy for an eighties romcom (of sorts). Once Jeff Daniels' character decides [I]not[/I] to escape from these horrible people the story loses a lot of its urgency. On the other hand, the fight scenes in the last part are very well done. I find Melanie Griffith hit-or-miss in this film. She's good in some parts and in other parts she comes across as "my husband produced this film" (figuratively). [/QUOTE]
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