Review of St. Elmo's Fire (1985) by Hannah L — 15 Dec 2007
Although it takes itself a bit too seriously, and often feels VERY disjointed, the movie is quite good. All involved bring their A-games (with gold stars going to Lowe and Estevez). The soundtrack is nice too.
Again, its a little bit self-righteous, but this can be forgiven as that's sort of Schumacher's thing sometimes. It WAS, however, refreshing to see an "angst" tale that takes place OUTSIDE of high school.
If you love the 80's, you should like this.
This review of St. Elmo's Fire (1985) was written by Hannah L on 15 Dec 2007.
St. Elmo's Fire has generally received mixed reviews.
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