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Copycat
(1995)
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Director:
Jon Amiel |
COUNTRY
USA |
GENRE
Psychological thriller |
NORWEGIAN TITLE
Copycat |
RUNNING
TIME
123 minutes |
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Producer:
Arnon Milchan
Mark Tarlov |
Screenwriter:
Ann Biederman
David Madsen |
Review
Sigourney Weaver is a psychology expert
specializing in the mindset of serial killers who is emotionally
scarred after a close-call with one of her subjects, serial killer
Daryll Lee Cullum. When a new string of murders is ravaging San
Francisco, police inspectors Holly Hunter and Dermot Mulroney seek
help from Weaver to solve the puzzle. This psychological thriller
directed by Jon Amiel is full of 1990s conventions and contrived
plot developments, but keeps us interested through its
semi-fascinating premise and invested performances by its two female
leads. Copycat is a film which owes quite a lot to
Silence of the Lambs,
but has very little of the 1991 classic’s panache.
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