Review of See No Evil, Hear No Evil (1989) by Odie Henderson for Slant Magazine — 03 Jul 2006
Trapped inside its overwritten crime story is a breezy character study starring two men with genuine chemistry and a flair for both physical and verbal comedy. In the rare moments when Pryor and Wilder simply talk to each other, there’s the potential for a funny and poignant interracial two-hander like I’m Not Rappaport.
It’s too bad that potential is squandered on a senseless murder plot.
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This review of See No Evil, Hear No Evil (1989) was written by Odie Henderson and published by Slant Magazine on 03 Jul 2006.
See No Evil, Hear No Evil has generally received positive reviews.
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