
Rating 4.4 out of 5 stars with 38 reviews
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- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Glen Close was not the villain
Michael Douglas was the villain but still crazy and well acted
Posted by Swimtad07
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
riveting movie
Have you ever been in a situation where the person does not take “no” for an answer?
Posted by gem1
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
An old classic with Glenn Close Michael Douglas
Michael Douglas. A shocking thriller suspenseful, Dangerous, psycho You pick a name to Describe this film after you watch it. Don’t watch alone watch it with someone you loved.
Posted by magicmovieman66
- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
A decent upgrade of a late 80's classic
This is one of my favorite movies that my perception of it always evolves, each passing year. I always saw it as an erotic neo-noir. The characters are fleshed out and all the performances are tops (I'm suprised Glenn Close didn't win for this, but I'm surprised that she hasn't won for a lot of roles). Now, the thing everyone wants to know - is it better than the previous Blu-ray from 10 years ago. This is sourced from a recent 4K restoration, supervised by the director, Adrian Lyne. I got to say that there's an improvement. Contrast is better on this one, as well as film grain. Sound quality is good, too. My only complaint on this one is that the exorcising of an hour's worth of special features that were on the previous disc. I would say, IF everything is important to you, upgrade to this one and keep your old disc for the featurettes. This also comes in a clear case, with interior artwork and a glossy gatefold slipcover. Fans should definitely get it.
This review is from Paramount Presents: Fatal Attraction [Blu-ray] [1987]
Posted by ReelGeek
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great flick
A classic starring Michael Douglas and Glen Close that no library should be without.
Posted by Moviebuff