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08/07/08
No Good Deed (2002)
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Reviews Counted:10
Fresh:2
Rotten:8
Average Rating:4/10
Theatrical Release:Sep 12, 2003 Limited
Synopsis: While pursuing a runaway teenager, Jack (Samuel L. Jackson), a cop, stumbles across a gang of crooks trying to pull off a heist. When they are alerted to his presence, Jack is taken hostage, and... [More]
Starring: Samuel L. Jackson, Milla Jovovich, Stellan Skarsgaard, Doug Hutchison
Director: Bob Rafelson
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Reviews for No Good Deed
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It's an absorbing, atmospheric noir with nice little touches.
10/01/03
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09/13/03
This undermarketed noir suffers because many of its characters don't seem to belong in the same universe.
09/20/03
A dull, stolid attempt at a contemporary film noir, clumsily constructed and loaded with bad hard-boiled dialogue, slack direction and stilted acting...a no good movie.
09/13/03
For all the talent on screen, no one has much chemistry.
09/11/03
Admirers of the cast or of Bob Rafelson would do all concerned parties a very good deed by not witnessing their combined embarrassment.
09/18/03
Gee. No wonder I never heard of this.
09/16/03
doesn't make an ounce of sense
09/19/03
... just a ridiculous story that layers one ridiculous, silly, contrivance after another.
09/15/03
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09/18/03
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