Canton Observer for October 9, 1995 - Canton Public Library

12A(0F)(4B*) MGMMF. OCTOBER 9,1995
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You buy what you want, not just what we want you to buy.
Also can be used in conjunction with our 1/2 off sale items.
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Gus Van Sant
director around.
-Most filmmakers
would follow a
she proves that she haa the looks
•tinker like
to snag some wealthy television
"Even Cowgirls
executive?
Get the Blues"
The end of the film is also
with something
muddled since Van Sant, who obviously
more commercial,
has an aversion to dry
more Hollywood-friendly.
courtroom scenes, expects us to
fill in too many gaps as to how
JOHN
Stone beat the murder rap.
MONAGHAN
Not Van Sant
Van Sant (who made the similarly
maddening "My Own Pri-
He makes "To
Die For."
vate Idaho") gives us one wink
Nicole Kidman plays a leggy
too many in showing us how sarcastic
and clever this whole ex-
TV weatherwoman whose desire
to make it in the big time leads to
moments, it's certainly not the
ercise is. "To Die For" ian't the
the murder of her husband. Wellacted
and highly caustic, it's one
To leave a message for John
beat.
first dark comedy to lambaste the
evil of the television mindset,
of the most flawed and fascinating
movies of the year.
box number 1866, on a touch-tone 48150.
Monaghan, dial 963-2047, mail-
and, despite some clever
The story is loosely based on
the much-publicized case a few
years ago of a woman who
seduced some high school boys
into doing the deed. Van Sant recognizes
this as TV movie fodder
so plays it for the darkest kind of
comedy imaginable.
Suzanne Stone has one goal in
life: to follow in the footsteps of
idols Connie Chung and Jane
Pauley. Dressed for success in
short skirts and brightly colored
blouses, she enters a local cable
station and bugs the manager un-
til he hires her.
She wants to make a documentary
about teen views so recruits a
f
her subjects. Her long hours at
the cable studio start to grate on
her otherwise understanding huBband
(Matt Dillon), whose family
owns an Italian bar and restaurants
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Her story is framed by interviews
with the major players,
from Stone's parents and in-laws
to the murderess herself, who rationalizes
everything but (much
to the chagrin of police) never admits
that she hag done anything
wrong. The boy who actually
pulled the trigger tells his story in
Winona Anne
prison blues.
These scenes remind me of a
"Current Affair" interview I
caught with the real-life gunman,
now serving a life sentence and
still harboring the pathetic
thought that the older woman
who put him up to it really loves
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him. You laugh at these kids because
they're such lusers but also
for $40.00 to $49.99.
feel terrible at how they are so
manipulated.
Van Sant has recruited his own
talented ensemble. Buck Henry,
who appears on screen as a high
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school teacher, also wrote the
script. Danny Elfman brings the
right blend of fun and foreboding
to his musical score. Even cult director
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David Cronenberg shows
up in a key scene near the end.
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Perhaps the neatest trick in
Preview MOW TO MAKE AN AT.'
"To Die For" is how sexy it all is,
yet with surprisingly little nudity.
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Dressed in a seemingly limitless
and hilarious wardrobe, Mrs.
Tom Cruise has the kind of eSortless
sexuality that the other Stone
(Sharon) would do her own dying
for.
Yet too much of the movie
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doesn't add up. Why, for instance,
does a career-minded woman
marry the local bartender when
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MOVIES
'To Die For' a biting black comedy
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