BOB-629
Joined Dec 1999
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Here goes your average girl uses her sexual wiles to get what she wants from men story. In this instance, one of the girls is the daughter of a senator. One of her father's friends mistakes her for a call girl and gives her a car to make her forget the incident. She and her friends realize that getting these men on tape with them could be financially beneficial, aka cars, jewelry.
Enter the sleaze ball lobbyist who finds out the girls are making movies and decides to use them for his own benefit and blackmails them with their own tapes. Things really go wrong when one of the girls(Libby George) disappears and the other ones become more entangled in the danger they have created. Daneen Boone gives a decent performance as well as Tracy Tutor, the senator's daughter, but if you're watching this movie for a story line, there are better ones out there.
If you want to see attractive women, this movie has them, a somewhat original angle on the extortion racket, and a few decent performances by girls who really didn't need to do anything more than show up and get naked. Another decent performance by Kevin West who played the lobbyist, he really makes you believe he's a d**k head. A few surprises along the way and you have the standard ending, no surprises there.
Some over the top special effects make you wonder who was getting the money, the ladies or the tech people! Go ahead, rent it, your dark side will thank you!
6.99 out of 10
Enter the sleaze ball lobbyist who finds out the girls are making movies and decides to use them for his own benefit and blackmails them with their own tapes. Things really go wrong when one of the girls(Libby George) disappears and the other ones become more entangled in the danger they have created. Daneen Boone gives a decent performance as well as Tracy Tutor, the senator's daughter, but if you're watching this movie for a story line, there are better ones out there.
If you want to see attractive women, this movie has them, a somewhat original angle on the extortion racket, and a few decent performances by girls who really didn't need to do anything more than show up and get naked. Another decent performance by Kevin West who played the lobbyist, he really makes you believe he's a d**k head. A few surprises along the way and you have the standard ending, no surprises there.
Some over the top special effects make you wonder who was getting the money, the ladies or the tech people! Go ahead, rent it, your dark side will thank you!
6.99 out of 10
Treat Williams plays a police officer who has lost part of his memory, yet keeps having flashbacks about a serial killer who binds and rapes his victims. Why does he do that , you ask? Ask one of his fellow police officer played by Tim Busfield who swears Williams knows more about the murders than he lets on. Any how, he enlists the aid of the good doctor(margaret Colin) to help him figure out why he has these flashbacks and how to stop the killer. Of course, they become romantically linked, and that puts her in danger, which he rescues her from, so why is there still time left in the movie?
Good performances all around, especially by Williams who keeps you guessing who the killer is with his charm and a heated performance by Busfield who would have criminals dragged into the streets and shot. Colin plays the part of concerned doctor, potential victim and caring lover all the while ignoring strange inconsistencies in facts.
If you get the chance, watch the movie, and tell me who the killer is, my d**ned VCR cut off before the show was over. I think I know, but I must be sure, was it really that obvious? I need closure!!!! 7 out of 10
Good performances all around, especially by Williams who keeps you guessing who the killer is with his charm and a heated performance by Busfield who would have criminals dragged into the streets and shot. Colin plays the part of concerned doctor, potential victim and caring lover all the while ignoring strange inconsistencies in facts.
If you get the chance, watch the movie, and tell me who the killer is, my d**ned VCR cut off before the show was over. I think I know, but I must be sure, was it really that obvious? I need closure!!!! 7 out of 10
There are many reasons not to see this film. And yet, they are the same reasons to see this film, simply to see some of the ingenuity Hollywood can scrounge up when one of their stars dies in the middle of production.
This is not one of the better Bruce Lee films. The absence of Lee throughout most of the movie is too distracting, but the fight sequences toward the end are vintage Lee. One of the more impressive fights is with Lee's student, Kareem Abdul-Jabaar. To see Lee, a small man fight and beat Kareem is truly unique. On a more equal note, Lee gets to fight with Chuck Norris, also a student of Lee's teachings and the present day karate guru.
The story is simple. There are men extorting money from young performers through their contracts. Lee refuses to sign, as well as his singing star girl fiend, whom they kidnap to lure him to a fight. In the end, Lee gives the bad guys their just desserts, and rescues the girl.
But the best reason to see this movie is some of the techniques they used to disguise Lee's absence from the movie. In the first couple of minutes, they paste a still photo of Lee's face over the other guys shoulders. It is obvious, but they were desperate. Later, they keep making him wear sunglasses to hide his face and his identity. After that, it is a motorcycle helmet. Eventually, they work it into the script when he is shot in the face. The doctors say he will look different, so that explains that section of the movie, yet he still wears the sunglasses inside, where it is dark, wher it is light, everywhere! The actual footage of Lee is toward the end of the movie where his simultaneous fights with Kareem and the others take place. So what happened to his face lift?
If you want to see this movie for Bruce Lee, fast forward to all but the last 15 minutes, although you should pause and watch Lee and Norris spar in the early part of the movie, then hit the forward button. The footage shot for the film appears to be here for the most part. Other appearances by Lee are stock footage or scenes from other movies spliced in to lend integrity to the story.
If you want to see some creativity, watch the whole movie, get a kick out of the first hour, and watch Lee give out the kicks in the finale. He is still the best!
First half 4 out of 10 Second half 8 out of 10
This is not one of the better Bruce Lee films. The absence of Lee throughout most of the movie is too distracting, but the fight sequences toward the end are vintage Lee. One of the more impressive fights is with Lee's student, Kareem Abdul-Jabaar. To see Lee, a small man fight and beat Kareem is truly unique. On a more equal note, Lee gets to fight with Chuck Norris, also a student of Lee's teachings and the present day karate guru.
The story is simple. There are men extorting money from young performers through their contracts. Lee refuses to sign, as well as his singing star girl fiend, whom they kidnap to lure him to a fight. In the end, Lee gives the bad guys their just desserts, and rescues the girl.
But the best reason to see this movie is some of the techniques they used to disguise Lee's absence from the movie. In the first couple of minutes, they paste a still photo of Lee's face over the other guys shoulders. It is obvious, but they were desperate. Later, they keep making him wear sunglasses to hide his face and his identity. After that, it is a motorcycle helmet. Eventually, they work it into the script when he is shot in the face. The doctors say he will look different, so that explains that section of the movie, yet he still wears the sunglasses inside, where it is dark, wher it is light, everywhere! The actual footage of Lee is toward the end of the movie where his simultaneous fights with Kareem and the others take place. So what happened to his face lift?
If you want to see this movie for Bruce Lee, fast forward to all but the last 15 minutes, although you should pause and watch Lee and Norris spar in the early part of the movie, then hit the forward button. The footage shot for the film appears to be here for the most part. Other appearances by Lee are stock footage or scenes from other movies spliced in to lend integrity to the story.
If you want to see some creativity, watch the whole movie, get a kick out of the first hour, and watch Lee give out the kicks in the finale. He is still the best!
First half 4 out of 10 Second half 8 out of 10