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Released Year: 1990
Runtime: 138 minutes
Directors: Jack Nicholson
Writers: Robert Towne
Casts: Eli Wallach, James Hong, Harvey Keitel, Jack Nicholson, Rebecca Broussard, Madeleine Stowe, Tracey Walter, Rubén Blades, Perry Lopez, Meg Tilly, Tom Waits, David Keith, Faye Dunaway, Richard Farnsworth, Frederic Forrest, Joe Mantell, Paul A. DiCocco Jr., John Hackett
IMDB: The Two Jakes (1990)
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(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
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Chicago Sun-Times -
It's an exquisite short story about a mood, and a time, and a couple of guys who are blind-sided by love.
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Chicago Reader -
This is a worthy successor to Chinatown - full of ecological and geological insights into Los Angeles history that recall Raymond Chandler and Ross MacDonald and give a view of southern California that could have been conceived only by a native.
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Empire -
The Two Jakes is well-acted and looks fabulous, cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond paints it eerily bright and shiny.
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Entertainment Weekly -
The Two Jakes is competent and watchable.
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Christian Science Monitor -
Robert Towne's screenplay is less opportunistic than many of his efforts in recent years, although it still contains moments designed merely to shock or titillate.
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The Two Jakes (1990)
This sequel to the classic Chinatown finds private detective Jake Gittes still haunted from the events of the first film. Hired by a man to investigate his wife's infidelities, Jake once again finds himself involved in a complicated plot involving murder, oil, and even some ghosts from his past.
The Two Jakes (1990)
(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 1990
Runtime: 138 minutes
Directors: Jack Nicholson
Writers: Robert Towne
Casts: Eli Wallach, James Hong, Harvey Keitel, Jack Nicholson, Rebecca Broussard, Madeleine Stowe, Tracey Walter, Rubén Blades, Perry Lopez, Meg Tilly, Tom Waits, David Keith, Faye Dunaway, Richard Farnsworth, Frederic Forrest, Joe Mantell, Paul A. DiCocco Jr., John Hackett
IMDB: The Two Jakes (1990)
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This sequel to the classic Chinatown finds private detective Jake Gittes still haunted from the events of the first film. Hired by a man to investigate his wife's infidelities, Jake once again finds himself involved in a complicated plot involving murder, oil, and even some ghosts from his past.
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Reviews
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Chicago Sun-Times -
It's an exquisite short story about a mood, and a time, and a couple of guys who are blind-sided by love.
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Chicago Reader -
This is a worthy successor to Chinatown - full of ecological and geological insights into Los Angeles history that recall Raymond Chandler and Ross MacDonald and give a view of southern California that could have been conceived only by a native.
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Empire -
The Two Jakes is well-acted and looks fabulous, cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond paints it eerily bright and shiny.
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Entertainment Weekly -
The Two Jakes is competent and watchable.
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Christian Science Monitor -
Robert Towne's screenplay is less opportunistic than many of his efforts in recent years, although it still contains moments designed merely to shock or titillate.
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This sequel to the classic Chinatown finds private detective Jake Gittes still haunted from the events of the first film. Hired by a man to investigate his wife's infidelities, Jake once again finds himself involved in a complicated plot involving murder, oil, and even some ghosts from his past.
This sequel to the classic Chinatown finds private detective Jake Gittes still haunted from the events of the first film. Hired by a man to investigate his wife's infidelities, Jake once again finds himself involved in a complicated plot involving murder, oil, and even some ghosts from his past.
This sequel to the classic Chinatown finds private detective Jake Gittes still haunted from the events of the first film. Hired by a man to investigate his wife's infidelities, Jake once again finds himself involved in a complicated plot involving murder, oil, and even some ghosts from his past.
This sequel to the classic Chinatown finds private detective Jake Gittes still haunted from the events of the first film. Hired by a man to investigate his wife's infidelities, Jake once again finds himself involved in a complicated plot involving murder, oil, and even some ghosts from his past.