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Shadow of Doubt (1998) Rank 3 Reviews
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DVD Talk (Earl Cressey)
Shadow of Doubt is an excellent suspense thriller that all fans of the genre should at least rent; Columbia Tristar's DVD edition is short on extras, but does deliver strong video and above average audio. ...read the complete Shadow of Doubt movie review at DVD Talk (Earl Cressey)
The Onion A.V. Club (Nathan Rabin)
Essentially the sexed-up, dumbed-down bastard offspring of film noir, the modern-day erotic thriller has evolved quite a bit over the past decade, taking in everything from high-school melodrama (Wild Things) to political intrigue (Murder At 1600, ...read the complete Shadow of Doubt movie review at The Onion A.V. Club (Nathan Rabin)
Apollo Guide (Mike DeWolfe)
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by Alexander Roman "... on September 28, 2001
Was very surprised how good the movie was. Didn't have any expectations and I thought Melanie Griffith was great in her role. There's only one part of the movie that really was cheesy and they could have done without, but all in all, it's a good ...
by Michael Butts on June 03, 2004
Randal Kleiser, the director of this average melodrama, is also the man who directed the classic movie, GREASE. Hard to believe that he could go from such a high energy classic to such a low key, ultimately average thriller. ...
by skunktrain on October 27, 2002
I was a stupid dolt and actually thought this was a re-make of the Theresa Wright ...
by Robert J. Canning... on August 02, 2002
Melanie Griffith must've been strapped for money when she agreed to do this film. While she is quite good in it and credible in the role, her character does such stupid things -- not very smart for a supposedly smart lawyer. In an effort to catch a ...
by Bill Ryan on February 27, 2001
I enjoy almost anything Melanie Griffith is in, but this one was too silly and unbelievable. Her character is supposed to be a smart, tough lawyer but she does everything that would either get a real lawyer disbarred, laughed out of court -- or killed. ...
by Julie A. Elliott on April 05, 2000
Let's see, where to start. Melanie Griffith is supposed to be one of the best, toughest, smartest defense attorneys in the city, but acts more like a former stripper playing at being a recent law school grad. I guess seductive whispers, a slinky walk, ...
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