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I, the Jury (1982) Movie Reviews
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The movie starts off with a bang: a howler of an opening credits sequence that is a cheap steal from the James Bond series, complete with cheesy graphics and an overbearing jazz score by Bill Conti ("Rocky"). After that, the movie and the book begin...read the complete I, the Jury (1982) review at Q Network Film Desk (James Kendrick)
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by K. G. Buchanan "m... on May 19, 2007
No doubt he was compared to Pacino at the time, but Assante IS Mike Hammer. His tough as nails attitude that he brings to the role is mesmerizing. The opening title sequence, with music by Bill Conti was very well done. I also think that the filmakers ...
by James McDonald ",... on August 19, 2004
For Mature Adults Only! Contains male nudity and full frontal female nudity. Scenes of orgy and sexual situations. ...
by Guss H. on July 21, 2008
This flick starts with a pre-opening credits teaser along the lines of the James bond films. Armand Assante, a forceful, charismatic actor grabs your attention and for the most part keeps it. The absolutely gorgeous Barbara Carrera makes a stunning femme ...
by L. Cabos on November 28, 2007
While I have to admit that I find this movie -- in a goofy way -- rather entertaining, Spillane it is not. Still, Assante makes a short swaggering Mike Hammer, Judson Scott as one of the more bizaare villains in movie history, Barbara Carrera and the ...
by F. J. Harvey "Cri... on January 04, 2005
This is a 1980's updating of the classic 50's pulp novel by the great Mickey Spillane and it has its fair share of violence and sex -and is not recommended for those who find such elements unacceptable . ...
by LGwriter "SharpWi... on November 29, 2002
This is pretty much a 1982 by-the-numbers rehash of both the Mickey Spillane 1947 novel and the 1953 film of the same name. Here, though, Mike Hammer's secretary Velda not only carries a gun but can use it as well as her boss. And here as well, unlike ...
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