This film checks off all the boxes of old cine noir, the narration, the grittiness, the flawed point-of-view character (couldn't call him a hero), the femme fatale. Maybe it tries a little too hard. This film was apparently not very successful, even with an A-list cast. Lena Olin was very good, as were the other two main actresses. (Juliette Lewis and Annabella Sciorra). Overall, pretty good, not great. By the way, isn't it interesting that the characters in movies can always find places in New York City that are utterly deserted, even in the middle of the day?
Review of Romeo Is Bleeding
