Review of The Quick and the Dead (1995) by Mick Lasalle for San Francisco Chronicle — 25 Jan 1999
Yet all this work, all this skill, serve as little more than an elaborate setting for a rhinestone. At its core there is no passion, no sincerity of conception, nothing that might have made The Quick and the Dead into anything more than moment-to-moment stimulation.
You get lots of clothes here, but no emperor. Or rather, no empress.
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This review of The Quick and the Dead (1995) was written by Mick Lasalle and published by San Francisco Chronicle on 25 Jan 1999.
The Quick and the Dead has generally received positive reviews.
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