Kiss the Girls

Kiss the Girls

  • Director: Gary Fleder
  • Writer: James Patterson,David Klass
  • Countries of origin: United States
  • Language: English, Mandarin
  • Release date: October 3, 1997
  • Sound mix: DTS, Dolby Digital
  • Aspect ratio: 2.35 : 1
  • Also known as: Qizlarni o'pib
  • "Kiss The Girls" is a crime mystery film directed by Gary Fred, featuring Morgan Freeman and Ashley Judy.
    The film tells the story of a police psychologist who came to the small town of Durham, North Carolina to investigate the disappearance of his niece.

    Details

    • Release date October 3, 1997
    • Filming locations Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, USA
    • Production companies Paramount Pictures, Rysher Entertainment

    Box office

    Budget

    $27,000,000 (estimated)

    Gross US & Canada

    $60,527,873

    Opening weekend US & Canada

    $13,215,167

    Gross worldwide

    $60,527,873

    Movie reviews

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    • By Max 2022-09-29 20:21:56

      Chaos

      This movie is very disappointing.

           Where is the disappointment?

           The first is the plot. After watching the trailer, I thought it would be a wonderful case film, but in fact, this film is neither tense nor suspenseful. I even guessed the murderer at first glance. Then a number of clues were prepared outside the main line, but they were all chaotic and without tails, and even the main line itself was deviated. These will be specifically mentioned in the following...

    • By Laverne 2022-09-29 17:00:44

      I can’t explain why the pervert would do that, because he’s perverted and I’m not

      I have to say that Morgan Freeman, as an acting school, is really suitable to be a pivotal male number two. Just like this drama, Ashley Judd is so charming and charming, everyone will want to have a male number one who can match her. What a show. This is a little bit of my personal complaint.

      In general, it is lovely to be able to shoot such a story in 1997, but now it seems that it is still a bit convincing. Look at the horror, look at the crime, look at the suspense, or look at the...

    • By Vickie 2022-09-29 16:12:31

      Shocked lips

      In 1997, "Jian Lip Jie" (also translated as "Peachy Pursuit") was released, occupying the box office in the first two weeks.

      In fact, looking at it 16 years later, there are still some commendable things, and there are many bright spots. Of course the flaws are also obvious. As a purely commercial film, this is beyond reproach. Director Gary Fried was originally a film tailored for Morgan Freeman. "Seven Deadly Sins" and "Stimulation 1995" made this powerful actor rave...

    • By Jorge 2022-09-29 14:02:40

      Many illusions given by long shots

      Ashley Judd's appearance was amazing, only to realize that this is a very attractive actor, looking like Charlize Theron from the side, and Natalie Portman from the front. Being older than her is indeed an indisputable fact. If we watched the movie without looking at the introduction, some of the plot transitions would probably arouse our applause. When the long shot is pushed to someone in the play, it is easy to think that the murderer is him, but it is not. For example, it's like when...

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    • By Judy 2023-09-27 18:17:56

      From the current point of view, the plot is weak, and there are many scenes. But young Ashley Judd is fresh and delicate, one more star for...

    • By Josie 2023-09-27 16:37:30

      I'm here to see...

    • By Micheal 2023-09-18 13:43:45

      "Shocking Lips". 7 points. Starring Morgan Freeman and Ashley Judd. The whole is still good, but unfortunately, the reversal and climax of the story is slightly worse, and Hua Tan found that the details of the signed notes are still too...

    • By Adalberto 2023-09-17 01:36:15

      The heroine gives a very comfortable...

    • By Santos 2023-09-15 20:20:24

      The protagonist's brilliance is too bright, and it's hard to go up [30-year-old Judd sister is so...

    Movie plot

    Alex is a psychologist for the police. He has just received news that his niece, Naomi, who goes to school in Durham, is missing. In order to find his niece, Alex decided to go to Durham, North Carolina . After arriving at the local police station, Alex discovered that there have been a number of missing girls here in succession. They are all beautiful and excellent, and three of them have found their bodies. The girls who were killed...
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    Movie quotes

    • Nick Ruskin: How are you feeling, by the way? You feel like you're getting back on your feet?

      Kate McTiernan: I guess if I felt solid anywhere it should be in this house. I've been in it one way or another my whole life. It was my great aunt's. But I don't know. It's just different now. Something's off. I used to walk in the middle of the night down to the corner market for a quart of milk.

      Nick Ruskin: That's true. I mean, people just get complacent. It happens.

      Kate McTiernan: Would you please hand me the big chopping knife.

      Nick Ruskin: The department gives courses of self-defense.

      Kate McTiernan: I've been thinking about spending more time at the dojo.

      Nick Ruskin: Kick boxing's fine, but that's not what I mean. I'm talking prevention. We teach things like, uh, varying your routine. Keeping your lights on at night. Maybe getting a dog. I'm sorry. Does this bother you?

      Kate McTiernan: It's good. I need to hear it.

      Nick Ruskin: Just simple things like, um, carrying personal alarms. Taking your garbage out the morning of. Not using cordless phones. Anyone with a scanner can listen in.

      Kate McTiernan: What does taking your garbage out the morning of have to do with anything?

      Nick Ruskin: Night before, anyone can tear through it.

      Kate McTiernan: Who in the world possibly cares how much tuna I eat?

      [hands Nick the knife]

      Kate McTiernan: Would you rinse this for me, please?

      Nick Ruskin: Think about it. A guy could come by, say, Tuesday night, 3 in the morning, dump your trash in one of those 30-gallon plastic sacks. Haul it down to an abandoned lot and bingo! There it is. What a lady eats, how often she shaves. He can even tell a lady's time of the month. Anything you want to know. What kind of lipstick she wears, and used condoms. How often's she gettin' it? Twice a week? Three times? The same guy, different guys?

      [losing accent]

      Nick Ruskin: Of course, that doesn't apply to you. Let's face it. In your case, it's been quite awhile. Not since that, that surgeon. What? Six, seven months ago? You were special, Kate. Do you have any idea how much time I gave you? Months. Yes, months. I sacrificed for you, but now I'm going to show you sacrifice. What are you going to do? Are you going to cut me? Do it!

      [Kate cuts Nick's stomach]

      Nick Ruskin: Good girl.

    • Alex Cross: Don't do it, Nick.

      Kate McTiernan: Alex.

      Alex Cross: Let's talk about it, okay? You want to put the lighter down, Nick? Please?

      Nick Ruskin: She has to know.

      Alex Cross: She knows, Nick.

      Nick Ruskin: Then why don't you shoot me?

      Alex Cross: Ah, I don't think so. Muzzle flare, room full of gas, all that, you know? Look, Nick I'm gonna put the gun down. Look, see? There now. How's that? I want you to think about this, Nick. If you do this, no one will ever understand.

      Nick Ruskin: Oh, don't mindfuck me!

      Alex Cross: No, I'm not, Nick.

      Nick Ruskin: See, Kate? It's all about building rapport. You use the subject's first name, and your tone, you gotta keep it soft and steady.

      Alex Cross: Establish eye contact, seek his level.

      Nick Ruskin: You wanna know the truth, Alex? You're the one who really needs help.

      Alex Cross: Well, enlighten me, Nick. Tell me what the truth is.

      Nick Ruskin: Truth is looking at a beautiful woman, like our Kate here, and saying to yourself, I gotta have that. I gotta break her down. It's your basest animal self. Dig deep, Alex. You'll recognize him. He's ugly.

      Alex Cross: I've run into him now and then.

      Nick Ruskin: Go ahead. Reach for the Glock and take me down before I tell you about the 10 days I spent with Naomi. 10 days, Doc. Things she'd never tell you. My brown sugar, face like an angel. Perfect, every inch of her. You never knew Naomi. Not like I did. Deep down, you envy me that. Say it.

      Alex Cross: I don't work like you. I don't, hate.

      Nick Ruskin: You only wish you had the courage. Good night, sweet Kate.

      [Alex shoots and kills Nick through a carton of Milk before he can kill Kate]

      Alex Cross: Kate. It's all right, Kate.

    • Dianne Wainford: What sort of policeman are you?

      Alex Cross: I'm a forensic psychologist. It's a fancy way of saying I'm a guy who walks into a room like that and determines the hows and whys.