Review of The Color of Money (1986) by Pat Graham for Chicago Reader — 15 Sep 1996
The underlying rhythms of repression and release are reflected in the film's visual line, with cool, controlled images suddenly giving way to aggressive flashes of liberating camera movement. The plot creaks a bit, and the character relations aren't exactly fresh, but all things considered it's a reasonably satisfying effort.
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This review of The Color of Money (1986) was written by Pat Graham and published by Chicago Reader on 15 Sep 1996.
The Color of Money has generally received positive reviews.
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