Destiny Turns on the Radio
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Features
• Closed-captioned
• Color
• Dolby
• NTSC
In Theaters : 28 April, 1995
Video Release : 09 September, 1997 |
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Destiny Turns on the Radio Customer Reviews
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a movie that had a lot of potential and gives off no energy
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| It's more like *1/2 then a Bomb because Quentin Tarantino's (Pulp Fiction, Resevoir Dogs, Desperado) laid back performance saves it from being a Bomb. After three years, Dylan McDermott (Wonderland, Tv's The Practice, Cowboy Way) is out of prison and goes back to the last place he was...Vegas. On the way McDermott meets a cool cat named Destiny, played by Tarantino. He reunites with his friend James LeGros (Near Dark, Drugstore Cowboy, Tv's Ally McBeal) and he tries to win back the love of his life Nancy Travis (So I Married An Axe Murderer, Greedy) but she is seeing a pompous James Belushi (Tv's According To Jim, Joe Somebody, Florentine). LeGros tells McDermott and McDermott's father Pappy, played by Tracey Walter (Tv's Nash Bridges), about a man who appeared out from his pool and stole their money and that man is Destiny. Now the premise of Destiny is that he is a deity summoned from all the gambling in the world. You all get that? Well I did and I was like, ok what the hell!? All in all people this did have a lot of potential but gives off zero energy. McDermott flaunts and can barely do anything. LeGros and Travis are wasted and you know Travis didnt sing those songs. Tarantino gives this movie it's surviving *1/2 star rating. Also it survives from being a Bomb with the help of David Cross (Men In Black 1 and 2, Run Ronnie Run) and Bobcat Goldthwait (Shakes The Clown, Blow) but even their parts are non-fueled. Also starring Sarah Trigger (PCU) as Lucille's friend. |
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