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Angel Eyes (2001)

Director: Luis Mandoki

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From Time Out Film Guide

A multiple auto pile-up: thanks to the quick thinking of Chicago cop Sharon Pogue ('We need more ambulances here!') and much earnest hand-holding ('Look at me! Don't stop looking at me!'), a life is saved. Skip forward a year, and the fine-looking but haunted Catch (Caviezel) wanders the streets, unshaven and misunderstood, until he glimpses Pogue (Lopez). He's drawn to her and, in time, returns the favour by saving her from a crazed gangster. Their romance is excruciatingly drawn out over the second half of the film. Though both Sharon and Catch have 'issues', there's nothing that can't be resolved, it seems, by a meaningful look or a passionate embrace. La Lopez is fairly convincing as a tough cookie by day and a lonesome soft-centre by night, but despite their best efforts, neither she nor Caviezel can fight free of the turgid script.

Author: JFu 0000-00-00 00:00:00

Time Out Film Guide


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  • Lorna said...
    Posted on Nov 20 2008 09:25 I saw this movie on the Lifetime Network and I enjoyed the movie very much. I think Jennifer and Jim did a great job. I enjoyed the movie and I would recommend this movie to everyone.
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