Review of Undercover Blues (1993) by Hollis Chacona for Austin Chronicle — 08 Jun 2004
Turner, though as dewy-eyed as Doris Day, proves again that she is a comedienne to reckon with, and Quaid's playboy-tamed-only-by-domestic-bliss nonchalance is nearly as well played. Their repartee, while not up to the standards of Nick and Nora, is fast and funny and good-natured.
In fact, this whole movie is so good-natured, I think I might have enjoyed a Shasta Black Cherry soda pop with my popcorn. Well, maybe some berry-flavored sparkling water….
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This review of Undercover Blues (1993) was written by Hollis Chacona and published by Austin Chronicle on 08 Jun 2004.
Undercover Blues has generally received mixed reviews.
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