Intohimona aseet (1994)

Intohimona aseet (1994). Intohimona aseet: Directed by David Hartwell. With Eric Roberts, Kelly Preston, Eliza Roberts, R. Lee Ermey. A photographer who's afraid he's slowly losing his grip on reality is seduced by a disturbed married model. She claims it's their destiny to be together. Her husband disagrees. The photographer starts having a strange feeling of deja vu.

“There is a strange dreamlike quality to this film, which makes it hard for me to rate after one viewing.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eEric Roberts as u0026quot;Jack Hartu0026quot; and Kelly Preston as u0026quot;Jean Starr,u0026quot; had the lead roles. It wasnu0026#39;t a bad movie. My main complaint was the overuse of the Lordu0026#39;s name in vainu0026quot; with the crew cut detective and Robertsu0026#39; girlfriend u0026quot;Isabelu0026quot; as the main offenders. Lee Ermey, who played the famous profanity-spewing drill sergeant from u0026quot;Full Metal Jacketu0026quot; was the garbage-mouth detective in here (u0026quot;Frank Deaconu0026quot;) while Isabel was played by Robertsu0026#39; real-life wife, Eliza.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eIf that had been reduced, I would have kept this video, because it featured good suspense and was unpredictably strange. Thus, multiple viewing of this would be fine. Could it have been better? Certainly. I am a big fan of cinematography and there was nothing special about the way this was shot. Iu0026#39;m still not convinced Iu0026#39;ve seen too many good films with either Roberts or Preston starring in them. There is a reason both of them never became big stars.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eHowever, the atmosphere was good in this film; Preston and her exposed boobs certainly were eye-candy, and even Robertsu0026#39; dumb character, u0026quot;Jacku0026quot; was kind of fascinating to watch at times. If this movie came out on DVD, I would give it another look. By then, Iu0026#39;d probably know if it was really good, or just garbage. Itu0026#39;s hard to tell on just one viewing, because itu0026#39;s so different.”