Killing Me Softly

I really feel that I have to defend this movie after the ripping it has gotten here. I watched the film without knowing anything about it, and I really enjoyed it. Heather Graham was easy on the eye, and Joseph Fiennes... Full review

I fail to understand why all the critics are coming down on this film with such vicious fury. Granted, this is not a Hitchcockian masterpiece, but please, give the movie a break. The same critics give decent marks for movies... Full review

Chen Kaige is one of the most notable directors in his generation in China. He directed films like Farewell My Concubine and Temptress Moon. His 2002 film Killing me softly is his first film he made outside China and he... Full review

Erotic thrillers are nothing new. Everybody knows that. After Basic Instinct there was little territory left to explore in what regards the genre.. But can you call Killing Me Softly a cliché? Not Really. At least in my opinion. So... Full review

This film has to be one of the funniest things I've ever seen.Based on the (brilliant) novel by Nicci French (in reality the husband-and-wife team of Sean French and Nicci Gerard), its supposed to be a gripping, intense thriller with... Full review

One of the worst movies I've seen in a very long time. Heather Graham can't act. If the part called for a bimbo, then maybe she fit the bill. She's almost as bad an actor as Raquel Welch was early... Full review

This movie was sexy, yet a little disturbing.Heather Graham portrays an American who recently moved to London. She has a nice, safe relationship with her boyfriend, an Englishman who is very reliable. You can tell that they are both comfortable... Full review

"Killing Me Softly" has one of those scripts that just don't give the audience a break - not only does it set up an improbable situation, but the big "twist" at the end is also mind-numbingly predictable (unless perhaps you... Full review

I rented and watched KILLING ME SOFTLY on DVD and giggled throughout the movie. It's so unintentionally funny, and silly and stupid and pointless, that I'm sure people in the near future will look back at this as camp. The... Full review

"Killing Me Softly" tells of a couple who has sex, gets married, and then has problems because she (Graham) grows increasingly suspicious of him (Fiennes) whom she never really got to know before the marriage (duh). On the downside, the... Full review

Director Kaige Chen explains that he is trying to tell a wonderful story about human beings. Fiennes is especially effective as the darkly brooding, very handsome, unpredictable and obsessive husband, and it's credit to him, Graham and Natascha McElhone (as the devoted sister), that so much credibility is brought to their characters. ... Full Review

In short, make no mistake about it, Killing Me Softly is a very, VERY bad film indeed. It isn't as if it's just intermittently bad - every scene is misjudged or atrocious in some way. ... Full Review

Review Killing Me Softly is the funniest movie of the year so far....A hilariously bad movie that has to be seen to be believed..... ... Full Review

Sally Phillips ( Bridget Jones' Diary ) and Olivia Poulet ( Margaret , Killing me Softly ) are among 13 women selected to take part in Last Laugh: Women Create Comedy, the new feature film development initiative from Warp X... ... Full Article

Web designer Heather Graham falls for mountain climber Joseph Fiennes while working in London.They shag.He has a dark secret lurking in his swanky pad. ... Full Article

October 20, 2001 - Make no mistake about it, Heather Graham has a devious side, and she's prudent in choosing projects where she can relevantly express it. ... Full Article

Farewell My Concubine, Chen Kaiges sweeping account of political upheavals in 20th-century China, rode on a wave of unconsummated desire between two male opera stars. ... Full Article

Hey, remember when Joseph Fiennes was a big artsy star after Shakespeare in Love ? No. Well, neither does he. Today you're more likely to find him in a film like this, a bizarre erotic thriller from Chen Kaige, best... ... Full Article