Kiss of Death

 (1995)

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"Lots of Pain"
Dec 28, 2006
christopherafields - yahoo.com
This movie was off beat Because Nicholas Cage puts some serious hurt on some of the characters in the movie.The Junk yard scene is powerful he just stomps the dog snot out of this man. Brings a whole new meaning to... Full review
Kiss of Death
Dec 23, 2006
codyaskme - yahoo.com
When i first saw this movie and saw nic cage performace he stole the movie and every scence that he was in he shines in it . i am surprised that he never get any recongition for this one but he... Full review
funny
Dec 23, 2006
spurs2103champs - yahoo.com
All of the Nicholas Cage scence are so funy. In one scene he is talking about how he can't use metal spoons casue metal makes him gag and in another he is jumping up in the air and they beats some... Full review
Kiss of Death review...
Oct 01, 2006
ozyabm - yahoo.com
Simple amazing, a must-see movie for people who love drama and crime movies. It is entertaining and lives up to the expectations.... Full review
Cool movie that i saw the other day
May 20, 2006
getoboy83 - yahoo.com
I saw that Cage was in it so i had to watch it and it was great. I was suprised that it was that good. Cage plays the bad guy in this as well as anyone could.... Full review
Cage Stole The Show
May 20, 2006
jmac33208 - yahoo.com
I Am Not A Fan Of David Caruso But He Was O.K. In This Movie. Nicolas Cage Stole The Show As Junior Brown, A Man Obsessed With His Body And Running His Dad's Business Right. Go See This If You Haven't... Full review
Cage Unleashed
May 20, 2006
piccastle - yahoo.com
Wow! Three thumbs up for Cage's excellent performance as a psychotic albeit principled gangster. He doesn't upstage David Caruso, but provides the element of quiet but deadly violence needed to make the film convincing, instead of another random shoot-em-up movie. His... Full review

Critics Reviews

| Apr 06, 1996
Los Angeles Times
But it takes the arrival of a film as compelling as "Kiss of Death," one of the most effective neo-noirs, to underline why so many of the others haven't been able to go the distance. With a fine piece of work in his hands, Schroeder has brought all his skill to bear on "Kiss of Death," and it has made all the difference. ... Full Review
| Sep 08, 1995
San Francisco Chronicle
Audiences may want to come up for air too as this dark, brutal film constricts into increasingly grim prospects for Jimmy. The movie's world is a grease pit of small-time hoods and smug law enforcement-types. ... Full Review
| May 08, 1995
Laramie Movie Scope
The real problem with this film is a so-so screenplay.....I thought Caruso's performance was adequate, but not outstanding.....The dialogue is lame and many scenes lack any real suspense..... ... Full Review
| Apr 21, 1995
San Francisco Chronicle
Kiss of Death,'' smartly dancing between the quiet moments of a man trying to slip away toward another life and the metallic clank of cage doors slamming shut on him, evolves from one dire situation to another. The movie's world is a grease pit of small-time hoods and smug, self-serving law enforcement types. ... Full Review
| Apr 21, 1995
Washington Post
Each colorful character in "Kiss of Death" has his or her particular quirkJackson as a wounded and vengeful cop with a continual teardrop in the corner of his eye, Ving Rhames as an invincible thug who only fears the color redbut the pumped-up, ever-over-the-top Cage outdoes them all as the hilarious hair-trigger hothead Little Junior. ... Full Review

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"KISS OF Death" is Barbet Schroeder's remake of a remarkable film from the past. But not the 1947 film noir of the same title, the one that made Richard Widmark a star. The film this movie most resembles is Sidney ... Full Article

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Dat deze film een remake is van een misdaadfilm uit 1947 hoeft niemand af te schrikken. Ten eerste kent toch niemand het origineel en ten tweede is deze remake zo anders dat het in bijna niets meer lijkt op die... ... Full Article

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