Review of City Hall (1996) by Leonard Klady for Variety — 19 Jul 2014
City Hall comes awfully close to delivering the goods within a fast-paced thriller framework. At its best, the picture conveys the visceral energy of city politics, in which problem-solving is more common than air.
The dilemma for the film is that there are no happy endings, just reelection promises that have as much substance as ether.
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This review of City Hall (1996) was written by Leonard Klady and published by Variety on 19 Jul 2014.
City Hall has generally received positive reviews.
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