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Fatal Instinct. A police detective follows a trail of evidence in search of a serial killer in Los Angeles. But matters become personal when they eventually lead to his trusted partner's brother-an ex-con who he put in prison years ago. IMDb 4.4 1 h 36 min 2014. X-Ray 16+.
Director Carl Reiner has a comic go at the recent spree of erotic crime thrillers... Cop Armand Assante is assigned to investigate a "kinky" murder. He is also, improbably, the prosecuting attorney. The resident femme fatale in the case is Sean Young. Meanwhile, Assante's wife (Kate Nelligan) is plotting her husband's demise in a BODY HEAT mode. Tony Randall appears as an (amusing) judge. The effective (if not quite serious) jazz score is performed by Clarence Clemons, who appears onscreen ...
Unfortunately, Fatal Instinct has a higher fail rate in the joke department, despite having some inspired bits of silly business* sprinkled throughout and a fully committed Armand Assante performance. Part of the problem stems from Carl Reiner’s approach to the material.
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Fatal Instinct. 1993 · 1 hr 30 min. PG-13. Comedy · Crime · Thriller. Comic director Carl Reiner packs this off-the-wall spoof with gags that pay homage to erotic thriller classics. Subtitles: English. Starring: Armand Assante Sherilyn Fenn Kate Nelligan Sean Young Christopher McDonald James Remar Tony Randall Clarence Clemons Michael ...
Fatal Instinct (1993): Starring Armand Assante, Kate Nelligan, Sherilyn Fenn, Sean Young, Christopher McDonald, James Remar, Tony Randall, Michael Cumpsty, Clarance Clemons...Director Carl Reiner...Writer David O'Malley Released in 1993, this comedy spoof film is top notch in much the same lines of The Naked Gun/Leslie Nielson movies and or the earlier Airplane! which means there are endless sequences of visual jokes, even if they are unbelievably unrealistic.
