Gary-Busey Movie Reviews


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Two Shades of Blue -- Movie SatisfactoryI can say I liked this movie despite the fact, at times the plot is strained and the movie predictable. A good portion of the movie takes place in a telephone relay center for the deaf. There are scenes in the movie that are disturbing or unsettling. To me the movie borders an R/X rating. Curtain parts of this movie (the disturbing scenes) remind me of the rating controversy over "Fatal Attraction" when it first came out with Glen Close and Michael Douglas. That said...
"Two shade of Blue" has an impressive cast which includes Eric Roberts, Rachel Hunter, Marlee Matlin, "Children of a Lesser God," and Anthony Natale, "Mr. Holland's Opus" and "His Bodyguard." Both Matlin and Natale are deaf actors.
Being a fan of both Matlin and Natale is what drew me to view this film. Also, I am myself physically challenged. It is good to see "true" disabled or physically challenged actors get lead or supporting roles in films today. Anthony Natale gives a satisfying yet justified performance as the character 'Todd". Natale works well opposite Hunter, who plays "Judy/Susan Price". A lady gone undercover to catch a killer. Given what she had to work with Marlee Matlin's performance was mediocre at best.
As this review is being written I can say, I have not seen much in the way of Eric Roberts's performances. He is however very good a being bad.
Though I think "Two Shade of Blue" is a satisfactory movie as a whole film. Might I recommend, if you are considering a purchase of this film to rent it first to save on disappointment and money spent. This suspense drama is not for everyone.


Earlier Version of the Movie?Thanks
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Earlier Version of the Movie?Thanks
Jacob Two Two...

Not much Speakman here.........

THANKS FOR THE WARNING!!!!
Oh God is it bad
Warriors ...quiet action ... good closeups of MPare!

THANKS FOR THE WARNING!!!!
Oh God is it bad
Warriors ...quiet action ... good closeups of MPare!


