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All the Rage (1999)
Director: James D Stern
Movie review
From Time Out Film Guide
A straight-to-small-screen release, this US indie is an ensemble black comedy (allegedly) predicated on the maxim: have gun, will shoot. It begins interestingly with Daniels plugging an intruder in the middle of the night, but not fooling his wife Allen for a minute. Why is he wearing his watch, she asks. And doesn't that corpse on the carpet bear a striking resemblance to your business partner? Unfortunately, the screenplay is more interested in types than characters, the handgun motif quickly wears thin, and director Stern misses whatever comic potential presumably attracted this impressive cast.Author: TCh
Cast & crew
Director: James D Stern
Producer: Peter Gilbert, Anne McCarthy, Ash R Shah, James D Stern, Mary Vernieu
Cast: Joan Allen, Gary Sinise, Jeff Daniels, Andre Braugher, Robert Forster, David Schwimmer, Anna Paquin, Giovani Ribisi, Josh Brolin, Bokeem Woodbine full cast
Duration: 97 mins
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