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Richard Bone (Jeff Bridges) is driving through an alleyway one night when his car stalls and through the rain he sees a man dumping something into a trash can. The man then drives off at speed and after abandoning his broken down vehicle, Bone completes the rest of his journey on foot.
www.rogerebert.com · opening-shots-cutters-wayOpening Shots: 'Cutter's Way' | Scanners - Roger Ebert
Dec 14, 2012 · Why is this opening shot—if we’ve decided on the slo-mo credits shot—such a great one for “Cutter’s Way”? This is a story about seeing clearly, for one thing, and the parade shot forces us to peer into a hazy, mundane image and search for something sinister within it.
Jan 21, 2020 · Ivan Passer’s ‘Cutter’s Way’ Was Released in 1981 but Might As Well Have Come Out Today. The late Czech director’s cult classic starred Jeff Bridges and captured a moment in America when ...
Cutter’s Way Review. Richard (Bridges) witnesses a murder, and tells his friend Alex (Heard), disabled by the Vietnam war, about it. From then on, Alex becomes obsessed with catching the man...
Cutter's Way is a neo-noir drama directed by Ivan Passer, featuring Jeff Bridges as Richard Bone and John Heard as Alex Cutter. The film follows Bone as he becomes entwined in a murder investigation led by Cutter, a disabled and disillusioned Vietnam vet who suspects a wealthy tycoon of the crime.
the stunning concluding scene of Cutter riding heroically (and tragically) on a white stallion within Cord's guarded residential mansion during a large garden party - and lethally crashing into Cord's study window where Bone had just learned that Cord was the female's killer - inspiring the usually-uncommitted and reluctant Bone to take up the ...
The film, adapted by Jeffrey Alan Fiskin and directed by Ivan Passer, captures Thornburg's tense, moody vision of life on the California edge, but it runs into trouble as a mystery. Fiskin has radically altered the last third of the book and has come up with a new ending that is far too ambiguous, abrupt and silly.
