As a matter of fact I saw this movie 26 years ago in the cinema when I was 23. That time I was hard Polanski's movies fan, so every new release of the director was highly anticipated by me. And you know what happens when your expectations are high - they are rarely met - and that is what happened to me while watching later Polanski's movies, even including The Pianist (or rather especially, because of the very, very high expectations).
Until now I remember my feelings during watching this movie. And there were only few, in the nineties, that affected me as much as this one. After few first scenes of introduction I felt like the director was banging my head with a baseball bat. I had thrills all over my body watching this emotional rollercoaster. Some o my friends tried to argue that Louis Malle Damage was better thriller, but few years later they had to change their minds after watching the movie again.
The part played by Peter Coyote was just mind-blowing, in my opinion the best male performance of that year by far. Tom Hanks, Liam Neeson, Anthony Hopkins - neither o them was even close, because Peter Coyote was much better than Daniel Day-Lewis in My Left Foot and, taking into consideration the US release of the movie, he was, in my opinion, on par with Tom Hanks in Forrest Gump who had no competition that year.
I highly recommend this movie to people who are in stable emotional relationships.
Until now I remember my feelings during watching this movie. And there were only few, in the nineties, that affected me as much as this one. After few first scenes of introduction I felt like the director was banging my head with a baseball bat. I had thrills all over my body watching this emotional rollercoaster. Some o my friends tried to argue that Louis Malle Damage was better thriller, but few years later they had to change their minds after watching the movie again.
The part played by Peter Coyote was just mind-blowing, in my opinion the best male performance of that year by far. Tom Hanks, Liam Neeson, Anthony Hopkins - neither o them was even close, because Peter Coyote was much better than Daniel Day-Lewis in My Left Foot and, taking into consideration the US release of the movie, he was, in my opinion, on par with Tom Hanks in Forrest Gump who had no competition that year.
I highly recommend this movie to people who are in stable emotional relationships.
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