Review of Little Nikita (1988) by Pat Graham for Chicago Reader — 02 Dec 2012
Rick Moranis is properly nerdish as the flower-shop attendant who keeps his carnivorous charge supplied with a steady stream of human plasma, and Ellen Greene makes a good scatterbrained innocent in the ersatz Broadway mold, but the best moments in this 1987 release belong to Dr.
Steve Martin as a dentist with a professional yen for pain.
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This review of Little Nikita (1988) was written by Pat Graham and published by Chicago Reader on 02 Dec 2012.
Little Nikita has generally received mixed reviews.
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