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Directed By
Gary Fleder

Written By:
David Klass

Cast:
Morgan Freeman, Ashley Judd, Cary Elwes, Tony Goldwyn, Jay O. Sanders, Bill Nunn, Brian Cox, Alex McArthur, Richard T. Jones, Jeremy Piven, William Converse-Roberts, Gina Ravera, Roma Maffia

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Kiss the Girls (1998)
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Movie Review by B Movie Ben
March 24th, 2007

Freeman in another superb thriller

Morgan Freeman is Detective Alex cross in this film about two serial killers working on different coasts. His niece, played by Tatyana Ali, is kidnapped, and Cross goes to help the North Caolina police find her.

Casanova, the killer, chooses Kate Mctiernan (Ashley Judd) as his latest acquisition, but she escapes from his hidden lair and joins Cross in the race to find Casanova before he kills his niece and the others in his collection.

OK so this tense film doesn't do real justice to James Patterson's novel, but long books never translate into great movies. It gives you a good taste ans the book is there if you want a full meal.

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