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Not my favorite Scorsese, but the cast is pretty amazing. The score is just above and beyond.
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Robert De Niro has never been so creepy. At first I didn't think he would suit the role and was angry that Scorsese couldn't use a different actor for a change, but by the end I was terrified by him. The film itself is a lot more intense then I thought it would have been and some scenes are quite brutal. It really is pure madness, but that's why it's so good. Juliette Lewis is also great.
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I know this is a remake from 1962, that I didn't seen, so I can't compare both but I really enjoyed this!
It's an horror/thriller full of suspense. Addresses many themes like sex, hate, violence, religion and the differences between social classes.
Robert De Niro as Max Cady is just creepy, he really makes us fear him. Another great performance from him. Nick Nolte, Jessica Lange and Juliette Lewis are also very great. The haunting theme during the whole film helped to increase the fear.
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It had been a few years since I last watched Martin Scorcese's Cape Fear, but I recalled that I didn't absolutely love it. Upon a second viewing, I still don't "love" it, but it does have a lot of good things going for it. First of all, Robert DeNiro is great as a murderous lunatic with a grudge. He is genuinely frightening. Nick Nolte is also great as the desperate lawyer on the receiving end of DeNiro's ire. Juliette Lewis…
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a bit rushed at times.
epic ending.
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The climax goes on for WAY too long and gets WAY too silly but up until then it was very suspenseful and interesting.
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Some scenes feel banal and misguided, but Cape Fear is still a very interesting and complex psychological thriller, with an amazing opening title sequence, and standout performances from Robert De Niro and Juliette Lewis
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Ha the Simpsons did enough dismantling of this movies ridiculousness in is Cape Feare episode but I'll give it a shot. The film is too heavy handed an kitschy for my taste. It has the same premise (and underlying philosophical leanings) as Straw Dogs except Peckinpah had the wherewithal to push the boundaries. The things I love about many Scorsese films are the same things I despise. I had the same complaints for After Hours: the set-up was amazing an…
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Έχω πει ότι ο Ντε Νίρο μετά τον Ταξιτζή και το Cape Fear έπρεπε να αποσυρθεί, τι άλλο να κάνει(To Heat ok)? Εκπληκτικός , τρομακτικός , μαζί με τη σαγηνευτική Τζέσικα Λανγκ , το Νικ Νόλτε στις καλές του , καθοδηγούμενοι από τον Σκορτσέζε που χτίζει ατμόσφαιρα από τους τίτλους αρχής και σε κάνει να παρακολουθείς με σφιγμέμο στομάχι.