Review of A Murder of Crows (1999) by Ross H — 08 Sep 2010
A nice 90's movie that I somehow missed that Jon talked about to me. Wasn't bad. I like these 90's movies. You know the ones, the look of them, the one extreme sex scene, the music (hello Color Of Night, Basic Instinct, Body OF Evidence, etc.
Cuba Gooding (who smokes way too much in this) plays a disbarred lawyer who moves to florida to get away from everything but finds himself in a different kind of trouble. Stellar cast for this time period.
Like when Tom Berenger was still delivering some performances that people saw (9 years after Major League) and Gooding (3 years after Jerry Mcguire) was still on top as well. Director Rowdy Herrington (Striking Distance, Gladiator-the one with James Marshall-the underground boxing movie) does an alright job with this one.
And it's always good to see Eric Stoltz in a movie. Recommended if you want that 90's vibe in your film.
This review of A Murder of Crows (1999) was written by Ross H on 08 Sep 2010.
A Murder of Crows has generally received mixed reviews.
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