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Killing Me Softly

 

Review by James Anthony


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Phew! I'm off for a cold shower as even remembering just some of the antics a passionate Heather Graham and Joseph Fiennes get up to in this movie gets the heart rate up.

Now normally not a fan of simulated sex in movies, this chap thought that not only was the above pair's dueting necessary - it was also bold and may confront some people.

Basically the movie is about Alice (Graham) who is a web designer in London and lives with her boring boyfriend until suddenly "whammo" she meets Adam (Fiennes) in the street.

There is something about the guy that just hits her straight away and, from his reaction, the feeling is mutual.

An extremely passionate affair begins and soon ends up in a passionate marriage, although the boundaries of their liaisons seem almost limitless as they get into less mainstream couplings shall we say.

Anyway, for some reason Alice needs to discover more about her barely known hubby and finds herself intrigued, then frightened by anonymous notes warning her about her new hubby.

From there the movie turns into quite a thriller as the poor besotted dear tries to unravel his past.

There is a heap of tension in Killing Me Softly although, it has to be said, I picked the whodunnit fairly early on.

Still, the leads give great performances and if you want to see Ms Graham as you have never done so before ...

Conclusion: 80% Extras: 65%.

 

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