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China Moon is a slick noir thriller, nice to look at, well-acted and directed, but ultimately predictable, even to its "surprise" ending. Kyle Bodine (Ed Harris) falls in love with Rachel Munro (Madeleine Stowe), the unhappily married wife of a drunken Southern aristocrat Rupert (Charles Dance). One night, tired of his beatings and abuse, Rachel kills Rupert, apparently in self-defense. Kyle helps her cover-up the crime and establish an alibi. However, Kyle's young partner Lamar (Benecio Del
Mar 4, 1994 Wide
Dec 26, 2001
Orion Home Video
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Ed Harris as the fall guy is good and the visuals of this film noir are impressive nut the narrative is severely flawed.
A welcome return to the classy thrillers of yesteryear
Film noir about a person caught in a slow dance with danger and death.
The film's saving grace is in the emotionally impactful performance by Ed Harris.
Homicide Det. Kyle Bodine (Ed Harris) is a veteran of the force who knows the ins and outs of every crime scene. He meets the beautiful and mysterious Rachel (Madeline Stowe), and they begin a steamy relationship. But then he finds out she's married to a rich banker called Rupert (Charles Dance) who's a serial
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