Surreal Desert Thriller Elevates Patric in Collie Role
Film critic Joan E. Vadeboncoeur praises James Foley’s adaptation of Jim Thompson’s novel. Jason Patric delivers a chilling, commanding performance as Collie the ex-boxer and escaped patient, while Bruce Dern and Rachel Ward add contrast as Uncle Bud and Fay in a sunlit town with a hidden dark side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Foley
Jim Thompson
Jason Patric
Uncle Bud
Fay
Collie
Bruce Dern
Bud
Patric
Dern
Wide Market Film Listings With Showtimes Across Malls
A dense condensed listing shows film titles, ratings, and showtimes across multiple venues including Camillus Cinemas Fayetteville Mall Genesee and others. Notable titles include GoodFellas Ghost Presumed Innocent and Pretty Woman with various start times through the evening across venues.
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Bayberry
Camillus Cinemas
GoodFellas
EAGTA
Fayetteville Mall
the Boge
State of Grace
Genesee
Great Northern Mall
Pacific Heights
Hollywood
Rick Tracy
Palace
Penn Can
Seener
Ren
Tri-County
Dick Tracy
Westcott
Darkman
After Dark My Sweet film at Manlius Cinema
Jason Patric stars with Rachel Ward and Bruce Dern in a 114 minute drama about a former boxer and mental patient who becomes entangled in a kidnapping plot based on Jim Thompson's novel. The film is rated R for sex and violence and is currently showing at Manlius Cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason Patric
Rachel Ward
Bruce Dern
Jim Thompson
Manlius Cinema
Marked for Death Review Scorns Action Cliches
Los Angeles Daily News critiques Marked for Death as low entertainment. Steven Seagal plays DEA agent John Hatcher who turns to violence after his partner dies. The film threads extreme violence with thin tension and predictable action beat clichés.
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Steven Seagal
Chuck Norris
John Hatcher
Drug Enforcement Agency
Suburbia
Sible
Marked for Death film review sparks debate over violence
A former DEA agent battles drug dealers in Marked for Death starring Steven Seagal and Joanna Pacula. The 96 minute RP rated film draws criticism for stereotyped foreigners and gratuitous violence while Hollywood hype claims Seagal’s “spiritual healing.” The piece questions its impact on audiences leaving theatres.
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DEA
Steven Seagal
Joanna Pacuta
Great Northern Mall
Camillus Mall
Shoppingtown
Hollywood
Seagal
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Lass Penn Can
Stimls
Doww— Cinema East
Erie Hlyde Dewitt
Mattydeke
Marlius Cinema
Little Theater
Yao Noob
Sun
Boldwind
Ately
Westcott Cinema
Herald American
Har Botensp
Joan E. Vadeboncoeur
Entertainment
Review
Avenue Picture
Sweet
Breams Passeig
Asi
Barrow
Alte Oakes
Bode Fellas
Ucnt
EDGE
Pacific
Beate Duck Tales
Nti Isaes
Camillus MA
Aine Way
Erie Blvd East
Ugnadl
Ubayberry Plaza
Auburn
Fishiners
Linton Cinema
Suamumed Innocent
Cortland Cinema
Hardware
Jane Hattney
Finger Lakes
GoodFelies
Geneva
Layan
Saetoerds
T (A
Poe
Eee Ieee
Jia
Mal Plaza Cnema
Coriland
Theca
Heck
Ailuus
CSCC
Ds Shee
T Dougherty's Fun Services Inc
Central New York
Wetzel Road
Liverpool
Camstar
Paramount, Sauna
Whirlpool
Gateway
Tak Ra
Taylor Rental
Erte Blvd
East Shoppingtown Mall
Roger Williams
Civic Center
By Tom Jacobs
Los Angeles Daily News
Twentieth Ln
Salt City Center
Robert Brown
Frank Flumano
Genesee Eins
Sar
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