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From: zz1sm@sdccsu3.UUCP (Shane)
Newsgroups: net.movies
Subject: Why I liked Risque Business [no spoil]
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Date: Wed, 31-Aug-83 21:21:10 EDT
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Posted: Wed Aug 31 21:21:10 1983
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I saw Risky Business last week, and enjoyed it thoroughly. It is 
definitely *not* any relation to Vacation, which I did not like very
much (mostly for the same reasons that laura[mind if i call you laura?]
mentioned). 

Acting: good to very good. all characters seemed to have "real"
        emotions. No over( or under)acting.

Cinematography: very good. lots of little touches that were unnecessary
        but gave something to the film. Neat effect during the train scene.

Story:  interesting story that I found particularly close to home (will
        Joel's responsibilities *ALL* come crashing down on him at once,
        leaving him a hopeless shell of a man?). at the same time, it
        contained enough humour to keep me smiling most of the way through.

Plot:   believable. at times it stretched my limits of belief a little,
        but I never stopped believing. note that I do not mean that anything
        like this could really happen, but its just a movie, remember?
        i found this movie quite suspenseful, without alot of violence
        and gore.

Favorite scene: Joel pulling out of the garage for the first time.

Overall:Some peple may be offended by the sex scenes. I found them 
        tastefully done. Definitely worth seeing for $4, which means 
        I won't feel bad about seeing it for $1 again. 


Shane
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