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Academy Award-nominated Samuel L. Jackson plays an undercover cop with an axe to
grind in “Kiss of Death.”
‘Kiss’ leaves ‘Pulpy’ residue
By Chad Johnson
Him Critic
Barbet Schroeder is one of the
best directors in neo-noir films. In
“Kiss of Death,” he uses the film
noir feel to create a twisted side of
life most viewers are never unlucky
enough to see.
David Caruso has made the jump
from the small screen (“NYPD
Blue”) to the big screen as Jimmy
Kilmartin, an ex-con trying to make
a new life for himself.
One night his old Hfe comes
calling in the form of Ronnie
(Michael Rappaport), and he is
pulled back into the criminal life.
He’s busted and takes the rap for
the family, following the code of
silence. .
While in Sing Sing, he learns
that his wife has been killed and
starts planning his revenge.
That’s when the film really gets
interesting. Set up as an informant,
he falls in league with Calvin
(Samuel L. Jackson), who wants to
bust the family and their city-wide
car-boosting ring.
Nicolas Cage plays Little Junior.
The public has grown so used to Cage
playing nice guys or good-hearted
bunglers, they might be shocked to
see him in this truly evil role.
His portrayal of a crime lord
with a really bad attitude is kind of
like Ice Cube crossed with Dennis
Hopper in “Blue Velvet.” He actu
ally pulls it off and the viewer is
likely to forget the nice guys he has
played in the past.
Jackson continues his string of
excellent performances. He has fol
lowed up his Academy Award
nominated appearance in “Pulp Fic
tion” with a role as Calvin, an un
dercover cop with an axe to grind.
Caruso does a respectable job,
for a first-timer, but seems to get
considerable help from the heavy
presences of Cage and Jackson.
The Facts
Film: “Kiss of Death”
Director: Barbet Schroeder
Stars: David Caruso, Nicolas
Cage, Samuel L. Jackson
Rating: R
Grade: B+
Five Words: Ex-con turns
tables to escape.
Schroeder directs “Kiss” with a
definite flair for film noir. His dark
lighting and heavy mood combined
with the crime and double-crosses
create a tangible mood that actually
weighs on the audience.
“Kiss of Death” is perfect for
those who need to get a quick
“Pulp’Mike fix: A good old taste of
violence with a light touch of hu
mor folded in.
‘Lyrical Steel’ sings at Sheldon
From Staff Reports
An exhibition of sculptures by
Brian Wall, who created the “Cripple
Creek” sculpture located in the out
door sculpture garden, is now open at
Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery, . -
'‘Brian Wall: Lyrical Steel” is an
exhibition of 25 sculptures and draw
ings by the renowned British-Ameri
can artist.
Wall is known for his abstract
welded steel sculptures1, said Daphne
Deeds, a curator at Sheldon. She said
he used remnants of industrial con
struction—I-beams, bars and irregu
lar plates — in his works.
The sculptures in “Lyrical Steel”
are more complex, colorful and mod
est in scale than Wall’s previous works,
she said. Wall's previous works tended
to be sparse, hard-edged and
minimalist.
Deeds saidWall’snewerworks were
lighthearted, with almost whimsical
properties. She said some of the shapes
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and forms in his sculptures were humor
ous plays on their counterparts in the
surrounding environment.
Deeds said “Lyrical Steel” was
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“Lyrical Steel” will be on display
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