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75
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Rolling Stone Peter Travers
It's a perversely comic movie ride into the wild blue of crime and punishment.
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70
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Los Angeles Times Kenneth Turan
Moviegoers who can make it past "Denver's" excessive violence--no small thing--and get on this film's off-center wavelength will find a grave noir comedy heavy with romantic regret, a cocky piece of work that flaunts its style and attitude and dares you not to be impressed.
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63
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Chicago Sun-Times Roger Ebert
On balance, I think it's an interesting miss, but a movie you might enjoy if (a) you don't expect a masterpiece, and (b) you like the dialogue in Quentin Tarantino movies.
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63
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USA Today Mike Clark
Colorful. [1 December 1995, p.D13]
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63
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ReelViews James Berardinelli
More of a pretender than a contender in a field that includes superior entries like "Reservoir Dogs" and "The Usual Suspects."
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60
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The New York Times Elvis Mitchell
Mr. Garcia gives one of his sleeker dreamboat performances.
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33
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Entertainment Weekly
Its greatest achievement is that there isn't a single convincing scene in it.
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30
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Washington Post Desson Thomson
An overwrought gangster fable.
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25
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San Francisco Chronicle Mick LaSalle
Has that title going for it, which might annoy or provoke you. It makes me suspicious. It's the kind of flashy, meaningless title that's usually given to drab, pointless films.
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10
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Washington Post Rita Kempley
Ought to be the subject of an obituary, not a review. A creepy film noir modeled on Quentin Tarantino's "Reservoir Dogs," it was a stinking stiff on arrival.
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