The Long Kiss Goodnight (1996) - Movie Details
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| Release Date: | October 11, 1996 |
| Genre: | Action |
| Director: | Renny Harlin |
| Writer: | Shane Black |
| Cast: | Alan North, Rex Linn, Jennifer Pisana, Kristen Bone, Dan Warry-Smith, Melina Kanakaredes, Joseph McKenna, David Morse, Patrick Malahide, Brian Cox, Tom Amandes, Craig Bierko, Yvonne Zima, Samuel L. Jackson, Geena Davis |
| Studio: | New Line Cinema |
| Running Time: | 120 minutes |
| MPAA Rating: | Rated R for substantial amount of strong bloody violence, and for strong language. |
Samantha Caine is a suburban school teacher with amnesia, not able to remember her past. However, when a man attacks her in her house, wanting revenge, her memory begins to return. Mitch Henessey comes to her aid, a low-life private detective that wants to help Samantha discover her past. As the story continues, Samantha learns that she has the memory of Charly Baltimore repressed inside her, a secret agent for the government. As the danger...
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Movie Review
The Long Kiss Goodnight featured two outstanding stars, an original plot, and a potentially good outcome. They didn't work with it. The movies was disgusting and horrid, with little sense of realism. Charly Baltimore is hard to like and you'd wish she would just die. The Long Kiss Goodnight failed miserably in every aspect. Full movie review »
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Anonymous says:
November 12, 2003Samantha Caine who, after a traumatic accident, begins to remember her previous life as a cold-blooded assassin working for the U.S. Government. The private detective she's hired to investigate her past is drawn into the fray as she goes on the run from old enemies, and he becomes her sidekick. Eventually all things come together as her past and present collide and her enemies threaten her family. She must decide just who and what she is and either let them die or save the day. So the scenario is a bit cheesy, the action scenes are well enough and the effects are generally good. But despite Davis' best attempts to inject moments of metaphysical reflection into her character and Jackson's frantic attempts to maintain his dignity, the human dimensions are not strong enough.
Anonymous says:
November 12, 2003Samantha Caine who, after a traumatic accident, begins to remember her previous life as a cold-blooded assassin working for the U.S. Government. The private detective she's hired to investigate her past is drawn into the fray as she goes on the run from old enemies, and he becomes her sidekick. Eventually all things come together as her past and present collide and her enemies threaten her family. She must decide just who and what she is and either let them die or save the day. So the scenario is a bit cheesy, the action scenes are well enough and the effects are generally good. But despite Davis' best attempts to inject moments of metaphysical reflection into her character and Jackson's frantic attempts to maintain his dignity, the human dimensions are not strong enough.