Review of Compromising Positions (1985) by Vincent Canby for The New York Times — 26 Dec 2008
Although Compromising Positions is supposed to be a comedy and a mystery, the film's comedy is of such a high order that the rather ordinary question of the identity of the murderer seems to be interruptive of Mr.
Perry's and Miss Isaacs' otherwise nastily funny, suburban satire. Reduced to its essentials, Compromising Positions is ''Nancy Drew and the Case of the Dissembling Dentist.''... A very entertaining film.
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This review of Compromising Positions (1985) was written by Vincent Canby and published by The New York Times on 26 Dec 2008.
Compromising Positions has generally received mixed reviews.
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