In the Cut (2003)
33 %
Reviews Counted: 142 Fresh: 47 Rotten:95 Average Rating: 4.7/10
Consensus:
Ryan is very good playing against type, but Campion's good-looking thriller is far from thrilling.
Runtime: 1 hr 59 mins
Theatrical Release: Oct 22, 2003 Limited
Box Office: $4,717,455
Synopsis: The acclaimed New Zealand director Jane Campion (THE PIANO) turns her unusual artistic eye toward the urban erotic thriller genre. Based on the novel by Susanna Moore, IN THE CUT tells the story of Frannie (Meg Ryan) an English teacher living in Manhattan's East Village who finds herself... [More]
Genre: Dramas
Starring: Meg Ryan, Mark Ruffalo, Kevin Bacon, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Sharrieff Pugh
Director: Jane Campion
Screenwriter: Jane Campion, Susanna Moore
Producer: Nicole Kidman, Laurie Parker
Composer: Hilmar örn Hilmarsson
Screenwriter: Jane Campion, Susanna Moore
Producer: Nicole Kidman, Laurie Parker
Composer: Hilmar örn Hilmarsson
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07/22/08
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Should a movie be penalized for failing to be something it never tried or aspired to be? Perhaps the marketing is to blame, or the hype surrounding Meg Ryan's nudity.
09/24/07
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08/07/04
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...would've been a whole lot better if it had been about 30 minutes shorter, but as it is, it's a barely passable thriller.
06/27/04
É uma pena constatar que, afinal de contas, Meg Ryan tirou a roupa por um filme que, ironicamente, também se encontra despido. Neste caso, de méritos artísticos.
04/17/04
A flaccid thriller as lifeless as the film’s many decapitated corpses.
04/15/04
Interesting throughout with an intriguing female slant not seen in most steamy psycho-thrillers.
03/01/04
The movie builds slowly, slowly, slowly, towards a truly stupid climax
02/28/04
The impression left is that one can turn a serial-killer movie into a pretentious art-house film, but why would you want to?
02/13/04
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01/15/04
It's an experiment that's only partially successful. As a character study, In the Cut is sublime; as a murder mystery, however, the film is slightly ridiculous.
01/15/04
Jane Campion, best known for the ugly and overrated The Piano, has tried her hand at a mainstream film.
01/01/04
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