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Angel's Dance

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After his assassin father is run over by a speeding ice-cream truck, Tony Greco (Kyle Chandler) asks his gangster uncle, Vinnie (Jon Polito), to make him the mob's newest hit man. Vinnie sends Tony to California for intense training with an unlikely mentor, eccentric sharpshooter Stevie "The Rose" Rosellini (James Belushi). Rosellini introduces Greco to his bizarre personal philosophy and dispatches him to kill a random civilian target -- the mousy, reclusive Angelica Chaste (Sheryl Lee).

Critics Reviews

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Emanuel Levy EmanuelLevy.Com Sep 3, 2005
2/5
Mary Ann Brussat Spirituality & Practice Mar 27, 2004
2/5
Dan Jardine Apollo Guide Jan 1, 2000
63/100
Steve Rhodes Internet Reviews Jan 1, 2000
2.5/4
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Jan 7, 2011 Paul pulls another random movie out of the cobwebs. If you haven't ever seen this one, GRAB it off netflix NOW. It's pretty damn good! See more Sep 14, 2009 Interesting premise, but silly execution. James Belushi as a super hitman is about as believable as a politician. There was an interesting scene at the end by one of the characters that was copied in Road to Perdition though... See more Jan 17, 2009 I thought this was a great film. The premise is rather simple: A young guy saves a mafia guy & is trained by Jim Belushi's character, & they end up targeting Sheryl Lee's character as "practice." There was plenty of humour throughout, & the performances were very good. Although I thought the entire performance was very good, I stll thought Sheryl Lee's performance as the shy, eccentric girl was more impressive than when she started to defend herself. It seemed more challenging in terms of acting. The whole performance was good though. I also really enjoyed the ending too. Great, overlooked film. See more Jan 10, 2009 Caught this one late night on HBO and it's one of my favorite movies. Jim Belushi gives a memorable performance for a character that must have been a lot of fun to play. This movie is no oscar contender but I gave it 5 stars because I've watched it so many times that I felt it deserved it. This is a great cult classic. Now will someone please release it on DVD so I can throw out my VHS player. See more Oct 21, 2008 I caught this on HBO late one night and seeing as how nothing else was on, I decided to give it a try. I was actually pleasantly surprised by it. Sure the acting and direction was nothing too deep or meaningful but the characters themselves were what drew me in, particularly the parts of James Belushi and Sheryl Lee. What I liked most about it was the ending. Plot holes and disbelievability aside, it ended how I wanted it to end and that's tops in my book. See more Jul 22, 2008 I give this movie a "B-" on a grading scale. This movie had the potential to be outstanding - but there are too many "holes" in the plot for it to be great: * The ending scene is just unbelievable. * Kyle Chandler's strong feelings of love are a little far-fetched. * Jim Belushi teaches Chandler all this respect for hits on one hand, and then disrespects people's graves on the other hand. Overall, the movie was much better than I expected - but it could have been so much more - had the plot been a little tighter. See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis After his assassin father is run over by a speeding ice-cream truck, Tony Greco (Kyle Chandler) asks his gangster uncle, Vinnie (Jon Polito), to make him the mob's newest hit man. Vinnie sends Tony to California for intense training with an unlikely mentor, eccentric sharpshooter Stevie "The Rose" Rosellini (James Belushi). Rosellini introduces Greco to his bizarre personal philosophy and dispatches him to kill a random civilian target -- the mousy, reclusive Angelica Chaste (Sheryl Lee).
Director
David L. Corley
Producer
David Bixler
Screenwriter
David L. Corley
Production Co
Promark Entertainment Group
Rating
R
Genre
Comedy, Drama
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 42m
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