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L.A. Confidential (1997) Rank 0 Reviews
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Video Reviews with Joan Ellis
L.A. Confidential" is a cop story so full of time and texture, so full of good acting and direction that its reach extends far beyond Los Angeles, 1954. It was there and then, after all, that the odious celebrity culture we know today first sprouted, ...read the complete L.A. Confidential movie review at Video Reviews with Joan Ellis
Edward Johnson-Ott
In "L.A. Confidential", James Ellroy's novel of police corruption in 1950's Hollywood becomes a powerful, stylish film with dazzling acting from an exceptional cast. Gorgeous art direction highlights the lurid pulp tone of this complex, violent tale. ...read the complete L.A. Confidential movie review at Edward Johnson-Ott
Jamie Peck
In the down-and-dirty "L.A. Confidential," almost nobody is without blemish. The good guys are bad, the bad guys are worse and practically everyone's actions hide a shady hidden agenda. But don't think of the film's surplus of complex facets as confusing ...read the complete L.A. Confidential movie review at Jamie Peck
Needcoffee.com - Movie Review
One of the best stories I have seen on the screen in a long time. And a refreshing change of pace from all of the crapola we've been given this year. Despite considering myself a movie geek of the second degree--Hanson, Crowe, Pearce--who are these ...read the complete L.A. Confidential movie review at Needcoffee.com - Movie Review
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