| In the Cut Review |
| by Robin Clifford (Rating: D-) |
| Fran (Meg Ryan) is a lonely high school teacher who
lives above a strip joint in a seedy part of
Manhattan. One of the girls who work downstairs is
brutally murdered and police detective Malloy (Mark
Ruffalo) is on the investigation. He questions Fran...more |
| In the Cut Review |
| by Jonathan F. Richards |
| The clown has always wanted to play Hamlet. Michael Jordan had to try
baseball, opera singers can't resist the urge to do pop ballads, actors run for
public office, and public officials try their hands at acting. Who can blame
Meg Ryan for wanting...more |
| In the Cut Review |
| by Rose 'Bams' Cooper (Rating: 2/5) |
| IN THE CUT (2003)
Rated R; running time 113 minutes
Studio: Screen Gems (Sony)
Genre: Crime/Thriller
Seen at: Eastwood Neighborhood Cinema Group (Lansing, Michigan)
Official site: http://www.sonypictures.com/movies/inthecut/
IMDB site:...more |
| In the Cut Review |
| by JoBlo (Rating: 7/10) |
| PLOT:
A teacher is questioned about a gruesome murder in her neighborhood. She
doesn't know much about it, but did see a guy getting blown in the backroom of
a bar by a woman who, as it turns out, might be the victim herself. A local cop
investigates the...more |
| In the Cut Review |
| by Laura Clifford (Rating: D+) |
| NYC High School teacher Frannie Avery (Meg Ryan) meets a student, Cornelius
(Sharrieff Pugh, "Copland"), in a bar to get tips on Black (mostly sexual)
slang for a book she's working on. Making her way down to the basement
restrooms she spies a man with a...more |
| In the Cut Review |
| by Susan Granger (Rating: 3/10) |
| Susan Granger's review of "In the Cut" (Screen Gems)
In this cinematic adaptation of Susanna Moore's controversial
best-seller, Jane Campion ("The Piano") attempts to craft a torrid
psychological suspense thriller but ultimately fails....more |
| In the Cut Review |
| by Steve Rhodes (Rating: 2/4) |
| IN THE CUT, disastrously directed by Jane Campion, is a DOA thriller that, when
it should be boiling, can't even warm up to a slow simmer. The polar opposite
of an edge-of-your-seat production, it is a leaden film that is liable to put
you to sleep in...more |
| In the Cut Review |
| by Jon Popick (Rating: 6/10) |
| There's good news and bad news about In the Cut, both on and off the screen.
Good news: The swelling in Meg Ryan's lips looks like it has subsided a bit
in the film. Bad news: In real life, they've been re-inflated and are as
big as monster truck tires....more |
