Quicksand
Quicksand
R | 16 March 2004 (USA)
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The workaholic head of the compliance section of a New York bank flies to Monaco to investigate unusual deposits from an offshore bank and meets a down-on-his-luck international film star who has become embroiled in criminal activities.

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Acensbart

Excellent but underrated film

Beanbioca

As Good As It Gets

Murphy Howard

I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

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Janis

One of the most extraordinary films you will see this year. Take that as you want.

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elshikh4

1_Always use a movie star to narrate the ransom message.2_Always show the ransom message on a public cinema (and on the loop).3_Always walk in the streets without any make up while you're a fugitive (despite having an access to a make up room).4_Always stand under the light in front of the bad guys who are looking for you.5_Always meet the police in the same place that the main bad guy, who wants to kill you, uses to hang out.6_Always wait to the last second to alert the girl that there is a bomb on her boat.7_Always allure the men while being pregnant, and being in love with your man.8_Always tight the good man's kidnapped daughter beside the lunch table so she can be tortured by seeing other people eating (while she's not), and be close to the telephone if her daddy talks.9_Always kill the bad guys who are fighting arresting while they have no weapons with them.10_Always in France the TV opens on the English-speaking news channels.11_Always the substitute clothes, that are found accidentally, fit the runners from justice.12_Always frame an American. These people can run as hell, and prove their innocence so plainly! What I really loved about this movie is Michael Caine's line "Are you his daughter ?!". And his frankness about doing some works like that movie only for the money.Finally, "Do you have lunch with me?" Well, NOOOOOOO !!

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tha_destroya

This movie has a very sexual, very perverse, and very twisted angle in its plot. It's only a small part of the movie, but I was immensely aroused. If you are a very sexual, perverse, or twisted individual, this mystery will have a very rewarding turn of events for you.We're talking about people's daughters here.The dialog kept me amused -- the characters weren't all stupid. And the arousing turn of events towards the end is well worth the wait.If you watch these sort of movies I can see how some of it might seem predictable. But this movie kept me on my toes most of the time.Again, we're talking about people's daughters here.

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kellieb-1

Quicksand is a great movie. I was pleasantly surprised by the film when I caught it on TV. It had all of the mystery, suspense and drama of a top-notch film, but for some reason it lacks the notoriety. It didn't have a series of car chases and crashes that most American movies display. One has to wonder if this is why it wasn't the commercial success it should have been. Michael Keaton and Michael Caine gave stellar performances, which were supported by a wonderful European cast.If you want to see a great movie with great actors and great footage of Europe, this is one of the best choices I can think of.

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Darrin

This film proves that Michael Keaton is best suited for comedy. While he was convincing as a sociopath in Pacific Heights, his performance as the father of a kidnapped daughter had a lot to be desired. Keaton acted as if he didn't want to be in this film! eh Ditto for the rest of the cast! The entire film lacked any shred of continuity or believability. Not to mention the corny one-liners that were inappropriately thrown in. Now I know why it took me four years to see this piece of DRECK! LOL! -D, NYC "I hope people watch this movie (Sidewalks of New York) and still see New York as the greatest city in the world. I certainly do!" - EDWARD BURNS, actor/filmmaker

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