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Dick Tracy
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Directed by: Warren Beatty
Written by: Jim Cash, Jack Epps, Jr  from Chester Gould's characters
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| Released: |
1990 |
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MUSICAL
COMIC STRIP
IMPORTANT
FANTASY
CRIME
THRILLER
COMEDY
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US |
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C |
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| Length: |
103 |
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A detective (Warren Beatty) wrestles with master-criminals and the problem of committing himself to the woman he loves (Glenne Headly).
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Reviewed by Chris Tookey
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Great visuals, shame about the script. Young Charlie Korsmo, Glenne Headly and an unrecognizable Al Pacino do their best to give the dreary narrative some human interest and humour; but Warren Beatty gives a lacklustre performance in the lead. Beatty's girl-friend of the time, Madonna, isn't up to the job of being a femme fatale, or singing Stephen Sondheim's songs, which are far from his best - even though one, Sooner or Later, won an Oscar. Art direction and makeup also won Academy Awards. Vittorio Storaro's cinematography, the costume design and sound were all nominated.
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, Al Pacino 
