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- A cross between Dumb and Dumber and Pulp Fiction, Lesser Prophets is a dramatic comedy with no sense of suspense or comic timing. Like so many other movies that Pulp Fiction spawned, this film tries to tell three stories at the same time, jumping quickly between them.
www.cinemasight.com/review-lesser-prophets-1997/Review: Lesser Prophets (1997) - Cinema Sight by Wesley Lovell
Nov 28, 1997 · Lesser Prophets: Directed by William DeVizia. With Michael Badalucco, Zachary Badalucco, Amy Brenneman, Dayton Callie. The police have three bookies under surveillance, but they escape and set up shop elsewhere.
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- Crime, Drama
- William DeVizia
- 1997-11-28
Considering that LESSER PROPHETS has a score of 5,3 and just 10 reviews, I thought it was going to be terrible but instead was merely ok, and being a fan of some of the cast members, I knew I had to bit the bullet, and I did.
Jan 1, 2000 · A cross between Dumb and Dumber and Pulp Fiction, Lesser Prophets is a dramatic comedy with no sense of suspense or comic timing. Like so many other movies that Pulp Fiction spawned, this film tries to tell three stories at the same time, jumping quickly between them.
Synopsis. The police have three bookies under surveillance, but they escape and set up shop elsewhere. By chance, one of the police finds them; instead of turning them in, he demands...
Lesser Prophets R 1998 1h 32m Comedy Drama List Reviews 24% Audience Score 100+ Ratings The police track three New York City bookies and their dimwitted friend, who aids an abused woman and her...
- William De Vizia
- Comedy, Drama
- Scott Glenn
The police have three bookies under surveillance, but they escape and set up shop elsewhere. By chance, one of the police finds them; instead of turning them in, he demands money that his brother, now a suicide, had lost to them. Cast. Crew. Details.
Nov 28, 1997 · Overview. The police have three bookies under surveillance, but they escape and set up shop elsewhere. By chance, one of the police finds them; instead of turning them in, he demands money that his brother, now a suicide, had lost to them. William DeVizia. Director.
