Internal Affairs Style Triumphs in Film Noir Tone
Review notes Style over substance in Internal Affairs as Gere plays a corrupt precinct chief and Garcia spirals into jealousy and sexual intrigue. Stormy Monday director Mike Figgis crafts atmosphere with John Alonzo’s cinematography, but plot falters despite strong performances and noir mood.
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Garcia
Mike Figgis
John Alonzo
Gere
Internal Affairs profiling conflict on street cop
A detective probes a corrupt street cop in a tense suspense drama starring Richard Gere and Andy Garcia. Running time is 115 minutes. rated A for violence and vulgar language. Playing at Great Northern Mall Cinema 5 Fayetteville Mall Cinema 3 and Camillus Mall Cinema 4.
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Richard Gere
Andy Garcia
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Camillus Mall
Gere as antihero clouds prospects for box office rebound
A fragmented film critique notes Richard Gere veering into slimy villain territory in Looking for Mr. Goodbar and other later works. It argues a cleaner cut, less macho image could leverage Gere's range, pairing it with a solid script to restore top box office status.
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Gere
Mr. Goodbar
Nominations favor classic rock as Grammys crown yet again
The final eighties Grammys favor veteran acts with Don Henley and Linda Ronstadt leading nominations while Rolling Stones and New Kids on the Block lag. Neil Young, Bonnie Raitt, Traveling Wilburys join contenders for album honors amid new talents Living Colour and Melissa Etheridge.
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Neil Young
Petty
Bonnie Raitt
Traveling Wilburys
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Bobby
Banjo virtuoso returns to bluegrass in Syracuse concert
Tony Trischka, famed for Skyline and Broadway work, returns to his bluegrass roots with an all acoustic four‑piece band. He performs Sunday at 4 p.m. at 102 Burlingame Road, Syracuse, with a $5 admission and parking on Dewitt Street. Central New York roots and international tours mark his career.
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Debbie Nimms
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