Review of In the Cut (2003) by Rachel M — 20 Feb 2007

[color=white][font=Arial][b][i]Meet Me in St. Louis[/i][/b] 8/10[/font][/color].

[font=Arial][color=white]Well done. One of Judy Garland?s best. Good movie for a closely knit family. [/color][/font].

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[color=white][font=Arial][b][i]The Prestige[/i][/b] 7/10[/font][/color].

[font=Arial][color=white]Kept me guessing th entire time. I like it when a movie it not predictable. And the ending shocked me![/color][/font].

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[color=white][font=Arial][b][i]American Gun[/i][/b] 7/10[/font][/color].

[color=white][font=Arial]Pretty good. It wasn?t one of those preachy movies that say, ?guns are bad!? It actually works better that way. I wish they built more on two of the characters, but it still worked well. [/font][/color].

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[color=white][font=Arial][b][i]Guys and Dolls[/i][/b] 5/10[/font][/color].

[font=Arial][color=white]Not what I was really hoping for. I didn?t like Brando in this at all. [/color][/font].

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[color=white][font=Arial][b][i]In The Cut[/i][/b] 4/10[/font][/color].

[font=Arial][color=white]The trailers and commercials for this movie always made it seem like Mark Ruffalo?s character was the bad guy. Since this was the case, I was waiting for him to attack Meg Ryan. But when I realized half way through he wasn?t going to do a damn thing, it became clear who the real killer was. Especially after Meg Ryan?s character kept accusing him of the killings. There are no surprises in this movie. As much as I hate to use the following term, this was no more than a ?chick flick? with an ?edge.?[/color][/font].