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Cold Around the Heart (1997)

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This crime film, in the tradition of Bonnie and Clyde, is the directorial debut of writer John Ridley, scripter of Oliver Stone's U Turn. The neo-noir tale begins as Jude (Kelly Lynch) and Ned (David Caruso) attempt a getaway with $250,000 worth of stolen diamonds, leaving three dead back at the jewelry store. Ned is captured, makes an escape, and is in the process of tracking Jude when he makes the mistake of picking up hitchhiker Bec (Stacey Dash). Bec talks on about the sexual abuse she

R, 1 hr. 36 min.

Mystery & Suspense, Drama

Directed By: John Ridley

Written By: John Ridley

In Theaters: Nov 7, 1997 Wide

On DVD: Sep 26, 2006

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This is the kind of bad film that can warm the heart of either a corpse or a woman serial killer.

March 2, 2009 Full Review Source: Ozus' World Movie Reviews

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Dennis Schwartz

Ozus' World Movie Reviews

A good twisty thriller. The best David Caruso film during his brief tenure as a big-screen leading man.

October 9, 2005 Comment

Chuck O'Leary

Fantastica Daily

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Eh, it was alright. Stacey Dash was adorable, David Caruso was too cool for school as usual, but I can say I loved Kelly Lynch. Even though she was a racist man-hating shrew, I loved her! Her character was very bad-ass and spunky and dangerous, and also very hilarious on camera. She was probably the highlight of the entire movie.

August 4, 2009

Remi Logan

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After Tarantino made his crime dramas and Bryan Singer entered the scene with The Usual Suspects everybody was jumping on the quirky crime thriller/drama bandwagon. And this is one of the many that just didn't work. I didn't know what direction it really wanted to go in and just got kick to the curb. David Caruso

November 17, 2011