Went from cheap exploitation into trying to be a thriller
This movie is infamous because of Denise Richards’ nude scene. I was wondering if the movie was actually about something. It turns out to be trash that tries to turn into a thriller. The first half is so bad. It’s like an exploitation flick with a car wash scene with two high school girls followed by Richards walking into Matt Dillon’s house dripping wet. The only redeeming quality is Bill Murray being Dillon’s lawyer. He had some great scenes especially in court while Richards had her moments talking about how spoiled she was. These helped make up for the garbage plot. Then it tries to get all serious in the second half!
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