1994
10/10
A masterpiece of modern cinema. Just as brilliant now as it was 16 years ago. A timeless classic, with some of the best dialogue and delivery imaginable.
Well cast and consistently well performed, with an indie feel but endowed with main stream sensibilities. This is a MUST SEE!
(Reviewed -February 2010)
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