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Blindsided (1993)

January. 20,1993
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4.7
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PG-13
| Drama Thriller Mystery TV Movie
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An ex-cop is temporarily blinded when he steals cash from a money laundering operations. While recuperating in Mexico, the thief falls in love with a beautiful woman who has underworld connections. When the girl disappears, he returns to the United States to find her, risking death from the gangster

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CommentsXp
1993/01/20

Best movie ever!

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Tacticalin
1993/01/21

An absolute waste of money

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Lollivan
1993/01/22

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

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Celia
1993/01/23

A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

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bugbelini
1993/01/24

Very good made-for-television thriller with Fahey as ex-cop who is now a principled bad guy, and Sara as the femme fatale he falls for. Both leads plus Ben Gazzarra as the police detective are fine. This might've merited a feature film production, I think. Lush music score with trumpet is great, as another reviewer said. Frank Mckenna(Fahey) cracks a safe and delivers the contents to an associate, but is shot in the back on the way out. Blinded temporarily, he escapes to Mexico to recuperate, where he meets the mysterious Chandler Strange (Sara) and love ensues. Frank's vision returns, but not before Chandler has departed, and Frank returns to the States himself to settle scores. However, he finds that his little heist has caught him in a web far larger than he expected. His ex-partner, detective Ira Gold (Gazzarra), is now on his trail, Chandler reappears, and principled Frank must devise a way to get the girl, keep the loot, and make sure the REAL bad guys go down! You will not be disappointed with this solid little TV pic.

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Shawn Watson
1993/01/25

Most TV movies I've seen are abysmal. But this one manages to rise above than with some okay photography and a really cool musical score by David Michael Frank (whatever became of him?).Jeff Fahey is quite good at playing Frank, a crooked cop who is hiding out from the bad guys who blinded him in Mexico.There he meets Mia Sara who plays Chandler Strange and he becomes involved in a schemey sub-plot. Things turn against him as events arise suspicion.This TV movie has it's roots in low-key gangster movies and sticks to them like glue. By doing this the whole movie feels authentic and atmospheric. Which is not something you see all the time in TV movies. Overall 6/10

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