- Studio: Vitagraph Films
- Release Date: Aug 19, 2005
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KenG.Sep 16, 20058Edgy, fun, funny, well acted, and done in great style.
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BobE.Sep 15, 20059Sex and violence meet in the fitting room and have a wildly funny tryst.
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EdwardC.Nov 5, 20059I thought the story was really well conceived for what it was and what it wasn't. This style of film requires all reality to be left at the box office. That green face with cleaver in head popping up everywhere was a real Hoot! No American or Anglo would ever think of it.
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Pussycat1Aug 22, 20059Hilarious black comedy.
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salAug 26, 200510Truly a spanish film and wonderful.
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At its most ludicrously self-referential, the film achieves the perfect meta-moment when Toledo, seeking pointers on how to get away with murder, buys a copy of "Dial M for Murder" (released in Spain as Perfect Crime) and notices the title scans incorrectly as Ferpect Crime.
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70Mr. Toledo's performance as the shallow and cowardly, yet strangely sympathetic Rafael is a wonder of comic timing, while Ms. Cervera is unforgettable as Lourdes, the ugly duckling who becomes not a swan, but a monster.
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50There's not enough good material to fill the film's overlong 105 minutes. Is there an editor in the house?