Review of Homicide (1991) by Vincent Canby for The New York Times — 09 Sep 2000
Homicide, which refers to metaphorical as well as literal murder, may be Mr. Mamet's most personal and deeply felt work. It's also his most blunt and despairing. Both "House of Games" and "Things Change" deal with conspiracies of some sort.
Yet the scam that is the center of this film is unconvincing.
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This review of Homicide (1991) was written by Vincent Canby and published by The New York Times on 09 Sep 2000.
Homicide has generally received positive reviews.
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