Mark wrote:
>
> 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.
I stand corrected. I have not seen it since its first
release. I did another film by its director, John Dahl, who
also wrote and directed the pretty noirish "Red Rock
West."
Jim Beaver
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