Jim wrote:
"My recollection [of Last Seduction], though, is that it is
clearly told from the perspective of the sap. Business as
usual."
You need to see it again, Jim. Linda Fiorentino is clearly
the POV character. She is on-screen for pretty much the
entire movie. We see all of her behind-the-scenes
manipulations, whereas we only see Peter Berg, the sap, when
he is reacting to her manipulations. That's what makes it
different from Body Heat. Sure, femme fatale Kathleen Turner
not only survives, but triumphs, but the film is really the
story of the sap, William Hurt.
Mark
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