| Scent of a Woman Review |
| by Anton Panagos |
| SCENT OF A WOMAN is one of the best movies of the year. The main
reason for the above statement: Al Pacino. This is Pacino's best film
role since DOG DAY AFTERNOON. The role is a fully rich one for Pacino,
and he plays it to the hilt. SCENT OF A...more |
| Scent of a Woman Review |
| by berardinelli,james |
| Starring: Al Pacino, Chris O'Donnell
Director: Martin Brest
Producer: Martin Brest
Screenplay: Bo Goldman
Music: Thomas Newman
Released by Universal Pictures more |
| Scent of a Woman Review |
| by Andrew Hall |
| In this new drama, a real departure for director Martin Brest
(BEVERLY HILLS COP, MIDNIGHT RUN), Al Pacino stars as Frank Slade, a
retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel who happens to be blind. Chris
O'Donnell co-stars as Charlie Simms, a poor kid...more |
| Scent of a Woman Review |
| by Eric Walker |
| Martin Brest first hit the big time as the director of BEVERLY
HILLS COP, the movie that epitomized the Hollywood formula of "good cop
vs. evil drug dealer." Every bit of the movie was predictable; if it
wasn't for Eddie Murphy's winning...more |
| Scent of a Woman Review |
| by Jon Webb |
| Al Pacino plays a blind former Lieutenant Colonel who, being
depressed and irascible, has been left in the care of an impoverished
prep school boy for Thanksgiving weekend. The Colonel plans a trip to
New York City to experience the best life...more |
| Scent of a Woman Review |
| by Mark R. Leeper |
| Capsule review: SCENT OF A WOMAN is slick and well-
made, making 157 minutes seem like a lot less. It makes the
audience feel all the right emotions at the right turns. But
ultimately there is less here than meets the eye....more |
