Movie Reviews for Blink

Blink

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Movie Review: no title
Summary: 4 Stars

I enjoyed this very much. Of course, I have always loved Aiden Quinn, a Chicago boy who's been around a long time, and who I last saw in that great Friday night TV show that, drats, got cancelled, about a minister and his family. He was wonderful in Barry Levinson's "Avalon", and Madelaine Stowe was in Robert Altman's "Short Cuts" as Tim Robbins' wife. They both fit together well here, even thought she exudes more class than he. There's something so "homebody' about Quinn. This was his first big lead, and he handled it well. The romance is great. Much like "Wait Until Dark", yet Stowe is far from the hapless woman. She is very feisty, very strong. The ending was sappy, but the rest was good. Filmed in Chicago. Look of the picture was dark and gritty - very film noir, except for the ending which was filmed in morning light. To be fair, the Chicago Tribune critic didn't think Quinn's cop was written as effective at all - that he was completely inept. Maybe I missed something, or she knows more about police work than I, or am I just lured by his blue eyes? SPOILER - --- And I couldn't quite follow the leap Quinn made as to the murderer being after victims who had transplants from one girl. How did he get to that? -------

Movie Review: about the movie Blink........
Summary: 4 Stars

Singapore videoshops is selling this title of film/DVD which I've grabbed a copy to view...hee hee and here are the infors..
Emma is a blind person in this movie which her eye site was latr restored but still have blurry images and hallucination of murder. She is the only person whom saw her neighbour get killed and she must find her way to find out the killer before the killer get her. This movie and story contains sexual content & kill scene which is recommended to those whom are interested in this this genre of film/DVD.

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Movie Review: I SEE YOU...SORT OF
Summary: 4 Stars

A brilliant performance from Madeline Stowe elevates BLINK in an otherwise slow moving, at times muddled, movie. Stowe plays a blind violinist who receives a corneal transplant that results in her having delayed perceptions, that is seeing things that may have happened a day or so before. This involves her in the murder of a young woman who lives above her, and ultimately brings her to meet Aidan Quinn, an egotistical young detective, who is assigned to the case, and ultimately ends up falling in love with her.
Michael Apted's direction sometimes gets in the way of true suspense, the middle of the movie seeming to slow down, and the killings take second place to the love affair. A red herring is thrown in and you might swallow it, but the identity of the killer once revealed may come as a surprise.
Stowe and Quinn have a good chemistry and good support comes from James Remar and Peter Friedman, but it is Madeleine's marvelous performance that enlightens this film.

Movie Review: Donor Death
Summary: 4 Stars

I was glad I rented this one since I would have missed a great thriller otherwise. The acting, directing, story, sets, music were so good in fact I intend to purchase it. This is one of those sleepers you may have missed but are happy you find. Stowe and Quinn are great together and the rest the cast do fine jobs in their support roles.

When a girl that was blinded by her cruel mother as a child is given her sight back as an adult, she starts a new life. But while her eyes are adjusting to the change she sees a murderer in her building. She then falls in love with the detective that doesn't believe her story. As he comes around to it, the case develops and we see how the murders tie together and we fear for more than just Stowe's character. Good quality DVD but no extras.