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| Released: |
1990 |
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| Genre: |
OVERRATED
ROMANCE
THRILLER
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| Origin: |
US |
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| Length: |
127 |
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ANTI Reviews
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| From the opening scene of Wild at Heart, David Lynch crosses the line between art and obscenity. A white man beats a Black man to a literal pulp - blood oozes, bones crack, body crumples... Lynch's paean to fifties values in Wild at Heart shows exactly where his heart is: deep in the darkness of a lily-white paranoid America. |
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| (Armond White, City Sun) |
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| There is something repulsive and manipulative about it, and even its best scenes have the flavor of a kid in the school yard, trying to show you pictures you don't feel like looking at. |
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| (Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times) |
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| A real contender for bad-taste movie of the year... And the rock score matches the mood - heavy, man, heavy... Take a sick bag. |
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| (Peter Cox, Sun) |
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| Much of it makes no sense and is just plain pretentious and tedious. Don't look too hard for the plot or you'll strain your eyes. |
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| (Simon Rose, Essential Film Guide, 1993) |
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