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Cape Fear
Cast
Robert De Niro, Nick Nolte, Jessica Lange, Juliette Lewis View AllCrew
Martin Scorsese (Director), John D. MacDonald (Screenplay), Wesley Strick (Screenplay) View All
Release: Nov. 15th, 1991
Runtime: 2 hours, 8 minutes
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Cape Fear series
This is not a drill.... AppleTV+ is making a Cape Fear series. This is serious!!
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Which version of 'Cape Fear' is better?
Hey all, I was going to rent a copy of "Cape Fear" but then noticed there are two versions. I could just rent both, but I don't want to.
Which do you like better: the one from 1962, or th...
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Cape Fear (1991)
I posted this elsewhere. Must have gotten lost.
I watched the 1991 remake of Cape Fear yesterday. For those not familiar with the story line it is as follows. Max Cady a recently released rapist stal...
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Cape Fear: Original Or Remake?
Cape Fear (1962)
Cape Fear (1991)
Which do you like? The Robert Mitchum classic, directed by J. Lee Thompson or the Robert De Niro chillfest directed by Martin Scorcese?
I prefer the remake. I...
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Silence Of The Lambs Versus Cape Fear
I found myself pondering this the other day when I was watching an "If We Picked The Winners: 1991" special by Siskel & Ebert. They are both terrific thrillers released in the same year ...
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Reviewed by
Iroquois
The casting is good (even the stunt-casting that brings back Robert Mitchum and Gregory Peck on very different sides of the moral spectrum to their work in the original), the film builds a sufficient sense of dread thanks to its relentless antagonist powering on throughout all manner of suffering th....
Holden Pike
Scorsese's own spin on the material is quite different, though keeping the same main plot points and conflicts, a more complex morality tale for a more complex time..
McConnaughay
In an effort to keep it simple, I'll conclude by saying that while it certainly isn't the best movie that I have seen from Martin Scorsese, the movie has a tremendous performance from Robert De Niro, as well as a solid performance from Nick Nolte.
