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Price Comparison for The Eyes Of Laura Mars (DVD)
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The Eyes Of Laura Mars / 8MM / Bitter Moon[DVD]
Release Date: 2004 - 09 - 06, Rating Suitable for 18 years and over, Last Update 05.07.2009 07:18
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by salgirl - written on 18/06/01 (Very useful, 222 readings)
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An interesting film. I'll be brief on the outline of the plot because the juicy bits to ponder derive from the issue it tackles. Laura Marrs is a photographer, arty and controversial. Not for her the bog standard nice piccies of top models, she opts for violence, destruction and anger to portay her shots, and as a result she has become famous and much debated. During a photoshoot she becomes alarmed by a vision that overtakes her. She can see someone as they are being murdered. And more confusingly for her, she sees them as though she herself is carrying out the murder. And it gets worse. She knows the victim. Upon finding out that it has ...
by Brett Bligh - written on 17/06/01 (Very useful, 71 readings)
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Featuring major award-winning actors Faye Dunaway and Tommy Lee Jones, as well as other recognisable names and faces such as Brad Dourif, Rene Auberjonois and Raul Julia, ‘Eyes of Laura Mars’ is a reasonably prestigious production from 1978 which seems to have been largely forgotten since its initial release. Now, with DVD release, comes an opportunity to rectify that situation… THE FILM Laura Mars is a fashion photographer currently causing much controversy with her violent and provocative pictures taken for both photo galleries and advertising concerns. When, suddenly, people she knows start being murdered, Mars begins to suffer ...
by byblox - written on 23/03/09 (Useful, 37 readings)
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Laura Mars, (Faye Dunaway) is a leading and controversial fashion photographer in 70's New York, her work is full of menace, a fusion of fashion and violence. Mars begins to have visions, visions of colleagues being murdered and instantly, they begin to die in just the way she has seen. Cue a suitably scenery chewing performance from Dunaway and some truly dreadful cheesy dialogue between Laura and her policeman lover (Tommy Lee Jones). Made in 1978 it is a period piece now however there is much to like in the film, the storyline is clever and intriguing, it is easy to imagine the film being controversial in the 70's, Helmut Newton's work was used ...








