JUDAS KISS MOVIE 1998 WATCH MOVIE
Why would the auspicious likes of Carla Gugino, Hal Holbrook, Philip Baker Hall, Roscoe Lee Browne, Alan Rickman and Emma fucking Thompson waste their time and squander their talent on another grubby, self-satisfied crime comedy in the Pulp Fiction?Īfter finishing the movie about three hours later thanks to constant buffering on the dodgy illegal site I watched Judas Kiss on , I still have no idea. I experienced a shiver of excitement and anticipation during the opening credits. Yet despite my vague memories of Judas Kiss being terrible in pretty much the exact same way all the other Tarantino knockoffs I wrote about were horrible I was nevertheless eager to revisit it, hoping against hope that it might be better than I remembered or at least a warm bath of pop culture nostalgia guaranteed to soothe my frazzled nerves. As one of the site and newspaper’s main video reviewers, I gravitated towards Quentin Tarantino knockoffs because they were colorful ( too colorful, most of the time, in fact) and star-studded and felt soothingly familiar even if most of them fucking sucked. That is true of today’s Control Nathan Rabin 4.0 entry, 1998’s Judas Kiss, which I reviewed roughly two decades ago in my capacity as the A.V Club’s direct to video specialist. Other films that I’ve seen and reviewed have blurred together with so many other similar films that my recollections of them are fuzzy and indistinct. I’ve written about so many movies that many of them have disappeared from my mind and my memory as completely as if I had never seen them in the first place. I have written about thousands of movies at this point and it is not at all unusual for me to see or hear about some weird, obscure movie that I’d never even heard of before and Google it, only to find that the first review that comes up is from The A.V Club and the reviewer is Nathan Rabin. Now I have been writing about movies and popular culture for about twenty-three years, eighteen for the A.V Club alone. I’m nearly done with my patron-funded deep dive into the works of Sam Peckinpah, and I’m deep into a project on the movies of the late, great, fervently mourned David Bowie.
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