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Ed McBain's 87th Precinct: Ice (TV) More at IMDbPro »

10 out of 10 people found the following review useful:
I've paid to see movies way worse than this one., 11 March 2003
Author: helen-13 from Houston, Texas

Say it's a lazy, dank, rainy Saturday afternoon and you have no cable nor the inclination to go outside and either rent a DVD or go to a movie. The stage is perfect then for this one. Some good casting, especially the dark, brooding, police detective, Steve. Joe Pantoliano is practicing his basic role, not half bad.

5 out of 7 people found the following review useful:
passable murder mystery in front of classy theatre, 1 August 2003
Author: jimor (jimor2@yahoo.com) from Milwaukee, Wis. USA

This is a fairly good murder mystery with plenty of 'red herrings' thrown in, but what interested me most was the location of the filming: the ornate theatre box office shown in many scenes. This unusual island box office had a dome of stained glass in intricate pattern, as did the entry doors. There is nothing as of this date in the sidebar links at the "film location" button to indicate anything, but the credits of the movie do list both Canadian and American locations. So, I looked through my books of theatres and confirmed from the photos on page 53 of the 1983 book "Turn Out The Stars Before Leaving" by John Lindsay to be the LOWE'S YOUNGE ST. theatre in Toronto, referred to as the "ELGIN" in the film. The other theatre scenes may or may not have been filmed there.

0 out of 1 people found the following review useful:
good, 9 October 2011
Author: Leonie_1988 from Germany

I watched this movie because of Andrea Parker and it was really worth it! The story was good and kept me watching and the actors were amazing and made me believe them. It was glamorous, with all the theater and the 1980ies police department feeling. You know what I mean? . For me Andrea Parker was still the highlight of the movie :D I like her hair that way and she really kicked some butt! Please watch it, I'm sure you will enjoy it! It's a movie you can watch alone with a glass of wine or with a group of people. Some story lines weren't finished perfectly or completely, but it was satisfying. . In the beginning it is sometimes hard to understand how the different story lines are connected, but with time you understand. Again, watch it!

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