Slow Burn

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Theatrical Release Date:

04/13/2007

DVD Release Date:

07/24/2007

Run Time:

93min.

Starring:

Ray Liotta , LL Cool J , Mekhi Phifer , Bruce McGill , Chiwetel Ejiofor

Director(s):

Wayne Beach

Distributor(s):

Lionsgate

MPAA Rating:

R for sexuality, violence and language.

Genre(s):

Crime and Mystery,Drama

Plot: A cop trying to clear the name of a woman he loves falls deep into a morass of corruption in this crime thriller. Ford Cole (Ray Liotta) is the district attorney in a crime-ridden town where he's contemplating a run for mayor in a bid for greater ... Read More

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Review: Slow Burn

by Scott Weinberg

When you're dealing with a first-time director whose only other Hollywood credits are for writing a really lame pair of Wesley Snipes movies, you walk in skeptical yet hopeful, perhaps even actively rooting for the filmmaker to make a leap forward with...

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A district attorney (Ray Liotta) descends into a murky world of lies, seduction and gang violence.

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Slow Burn is the story of a D.A. played by Ray Liotta who wants to run for mayor of a large city. He has tried for years to catch a black crime lord, Danny Luden. A rape victim who murdered her assa... ilant is brought in. He is astonished to see she is Nora Timmer, a prosecutor in his own office. She is a very sexy woman who is half black, half white, but could pass for Greek or Italian. She is unsure where she belongs. There are many sex scenes. She has afnaffair with Liotta and many others. The movie contains numerous well-handled flashbacks and forwards, many surprises, and many double crosses. Camera angles are good. At the end Nora has outwitted them all; she caused Danny to get caught and she has fled to the Cayman Islands with all the money. I am an average woman, not a professional critic and I tend to be kind in my evaluations. True, it is an old plot and certain characters act typically with little depth, but where others might call it a run of the mill police procedural full of cliches, I call it a passable evening\'s entertainment. Two stars of five. -- Louise in Michigan Full Review

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