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Released Year: 1990
Runtime: 130 minutes
Directors: Dennis Hopper
Casts: Jennifer Connelly, William Sadler, Virginia Madsen, Barry Corbin, Margaret Bowman, Charles Martin Smith, Don Johnson, Leon Rippy, Virgil Frye, Jack Nance, Jerry Hardin, John Hawker, Debra Cole, Karen Culley, Cody Haynes
IMDB: The Hot Spot (1990)
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Variety -
Seeps with atmosphere, unfolds at a deceptively relaxed pace, steadily accumulates noirish grit, then dizzily plunges into a Lynch-like plumbing of the dark passions and nasty secrets at the heart of Main Street, USA.
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Washington Post -
A crazy, intentionally ludicrous movie that's a lot of film-noir fun.
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Chicago Tribune -
Pretty silly. The Hot Spot certainly is, and it's occasionally quite entertaining for it, though the picture never really achieves a dimension beyond that of a Playboy Party Joke. [26 Oct 1990, Friday, p.I]
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Chicago Sun-Times -
Only movie lovers who have marinated their imaginations in the great B movies from RKO and Republic will recognize The Hot Spot as a superior work in an old tradition - as a manipulation of story elements as mannered and deliberate, in its way, as variations on a theme for the piano.
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USA Today -
An overlong guilty pleasure. [12 Oct 1990, Life, 4D]
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The Hot Spot (1990)
A loner moves in to a small Texas town, finds himself a job, and sets about plotting to rob the local bank.
The Hot Spot (1990)
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Information
Released Year: 1990
Runtime: 130 minutes
Directors: Dennis Hopper
Casts: Jennifer Connelly, William Sadler, Virginia Madsen, Barry Corbin, Margaret Bowman, Charles Martin Smith, Don Johnson, Leon Rippy, Virgil Frye, Jack Nance, Jerry Hardin, John Hawker, Debra Cole, Karen Culley, Cody Haynes
IMDB: The Hot Spot (1990)
Storyline
A loner moves in to a small Texas town, finds himself a job, and sets about plotting to rob the local bank.
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Reviews
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Variety -
Seeps with atmosphere, unfolds at a deceptively relaxed pace, steadily accumulates noirish grit, then dizzily plunges into a Lynch-like plumbing of the dark passions and nasty secrets at the heart of Main Street, USA.
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Washington Post -
A crazy, intentionally ludicrous movie that's a lot of film-noir fun.
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Chicago Tribune -
Pretty silly. The Hot Spot certainly is, and it's occasionally quite entertaining for it, though the picture never really achieves a dimension beyond that of a Playboy Party Joke. [26 Oct 1990, Friday, p.I]
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Chicago Sun-Times -
Only movie lovers who have marinated their imaginations in the great B movies from RKO and Republic will recognize The Hot Spot as a superior work in an old tradition - as a manipulation of story elements as mannered and deliberate, in its way, as variations on a theme for the piano.
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USA Today -
An overlong guilty pleasure. [12 Oct 1990, Life, 4D]
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