Exposed

Audience Reviews

View More

01/12/2017 Just a convoluted story with Harvey Keitel arriving on screen late, not worth the wait just to see him. He's kind of out of place though his act is good. But the whole on and off action coupled with mystery just does not make total sense and has you lost at the end. See more 04/16/2011 Kinski is great, although the "impulsive risk-taking" that Toback wants to follow inside her, through different types of life and types of movies, isn't written believably. She's his wish-fulfillment fantasy and eventually her curiosity isn't active anymore; she is just an observer of two active, automatic and solipsistic men who are able to preternaturally mesmerize women for no reason that gets exposed on film. Toback tries to go Hitchcock, and tries to go Godard to get from Hitchcock back to Toback, and ends up with a kind of action movie by a hopelessly intellectual pervert. Excellent cinematography except for the panoramic city shots, which belong in stock footage, and which the pervert is using to bore the pants off you. See more 03/23/2011 AN interesting flawed film by James Toback. Kinski is pretty good, though it's the rambling, bizarre plot that fails to impress. There are some good scenes and less erotica than one might expect. Harvey Keitel gives yet another great performance as a terrorist in a small part. He plays the baddie like no one else can. The locations and direction are very very good. See more 01/16/2010 Extremely odd film by Toback is captivating, albeit in a very disjointed way. See more 07/07/2009 nastassja is good as Rudolf Nureyev but they couldnt hold the movie with that weak scenario .. See more 04/08/2009 Weird--in good and bad ways. Why Nureyev? Nastassja Kinski looking radiant throughout. See more Read all reviews

Exposed

My Rating

Read More Read Less POST RATING WRITE A REVIEW EDIT REVIEW