Review of Mulholland Falls (1996) by Todd Mccarthy for Variety — 16 Sep 2003
Mulholland Falls is a "Chinatown" wannabe that comes up short in every department. Although loaded with talent on both sides of the camera, this sex-and-corruption-drenched mystery meller about a big official cover-up in postwar L.
A. simply feels underachieved, as it lacks the heady atmosphere, tasty intrigue and dramatic punch the alluring premise would seem to promise.
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This review of Mulholland Falls (1996) was written by Todd Mccarthy and published by Variety on 16 Sep 2003.
Mulholland Falls has generally received mixed reviews.
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