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In The Cut Director: Jane Campion Cast: Meg Ryan, Mark Ruffalo, Kevin Bacon, Jennifer Jason Leigh

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  • DVD Release Date: 02/10/2004
  • Original Release: 2003
  • Rating: Not Rated
  • Sales Rank: 13,674

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Closed Caption; Director and producer's commentary; Slang dictionary; Making-of featurette; Theatrical trailers

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Scene Index

Side #1 --
1. Start [:14]
2. The Avery Sisters [3:42]
3. Cornelius [2:06]
4. An Odd Tattoo [2:15]
5. Frances Avery [2:06]
6. Detective Giovanni Malloy [2:10]
7. Detective Richard Rodriguez [6:40]
8. Pauline Avery [4:59]
9. Drinks with Malloy [6:18]
10. Mugged on W. Broadway [4:46]
11. Disarticulation Defined [1:30]
12. Art of the Chicken Lady [2:53]
13. Missing Charm [5:15]
14. John Graham [6:34]
15. How Father Proposed to Mother [8:00]
16. Another Girl Murdered [3:05]
17. Mug Shots [4:28]
18. Terms of Engagement [5:25]
19. Going Away for a While [:29]
20. "I'm Going to Ask Pauline Out" [4:39]
21. In the Bag [1:22]
22. "Recognize This?" [3:40]
23. Mixed Signals [3:46]
24. An Exhausting Relationship [6:37]
25. Frannie in Control [3:27]
26. "It Was You!" [3:44]
27. Mark of the Devil [3:19]
28. The Long Walk Home [3:39]

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Editorial Reviews

Meg Ryan sheds her perky, girl-next-door image for good with this gripping erotic thriller, directed with style and panache by Jane Campion. Ryan portrays Fran Thorstin, a lonely, 30-something college professor who embarks on a most unlikely affair with a coarse police detective named Malloy (Mark Ruffalo). Malloy is supposedly investigating a sex murder in Thorstin’s New York neighborhood, but when the cop begins acting strangely, she starts to doubt his sincerity. The story is rather tawdry and not at all the type of material you'd think a filmmaker with Campion’s art house credentials would be drawn to, but she does a fine job capturing both the gritty Manhattan milieu and the erotically charged coupling of Ryan and Ruffalo. Ultimately, the solution to the murder mystery is less important than Thorstin’s personal odyssey, as she abandons her humdrum routine to adopt a strikingly different and potentially dangerous course of behavior. Her journey is all the more compelling thanks to Ryan's performance, the most eye-opening turn this actress has delivered in years. Ed Hulse, Barnes & Noble

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In The Cutby Anonymous

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September 20, 2007: I really liked this movie. I have a whole new perspective when watching Ryan and Ruffalo act. I usually can guess the ending and view other movies as very predictable, but not this one. Never saw it coming. Loved the seductive scenes between Ryan and Ruffalo. It just makes you want to keep watching!!

In The Cutby Anonymous

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September 09, 2005: A great film. Great cinematography. Great story. Loved the complexity of the characters. I dont recommend this film for people who delight in the meaningless Big Hollywood Blockbusters. This movie has substance. And for those who like to be TOLD the plot (as opposed to shown) and like their characters predictable and one-dimentional, your going to HATE this film. This really gives a good look at relationships from a realistic point of view. There's nothing black and white in this film--in any aspect. Its a beautifully told story, presented on a beautiful canvas. Each frame is visually stunning, with colors, shadows, light, etc. I highly recomend this film for anyone who is looking for a movie made in a truly women's point of view and likes their characters human.


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