Paparazzi

Name: Paparazzi
Genre: Action, Thriller, Crime
Released: September 3, 2004
Duration: 84 min
Rating: 38
Cast: Cole Hauser, Dennis Farina, Robin Tunney

2004

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Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation | Release Date: September 3, 2004 | PG-13

Starring: Cole Hauser, Dennis Farina, Robin Tunney

Summary: A celebrity plots revenge against a group of paparazzi photographers who caused a car accident involving his wife and son.

Director: Paul Abascal

Genre(s): Action, Thriller, Crime

Rating: PG-13

Runtime: 84 min

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Rick Kisonak

This is a film which resonates on a surprising number of levels. But the level on which it undoubtedly works best is the victim-goes-postal-and-takes-the-law-into-his-own-hands level. Read full review

Kevin Thomas

It was shrewdly written by Forrest Smith and directed crisply by Paul Abascal (Gibson's onetime hairdresser) for maximum visceral impact upon the susceptible. Read full review

Jack Mathews

Paparazzi is for anyone who's ever wondered how good it would feel to knock down a photographer with his car and then back over him. Read full review

Scott Tobias

Paparazzi follows the vigilante playbook in all its banality, without much in the way of moral reflection. Read full review

Joe Leydon

Visually uninspired and dramatically overheated, Paparazzi has overall look and feel of generic direct-to-video production. Read full review

James Berardinelli

One has the sense that if the level of violence had been ratcheted up a little, Paparazzi might have been more of a guilty pleasure and less of a chore to watch. Read full review

Stephen Cole

There is no energy here. No sense of movie invention or fun. Read full review

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