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| ACTORS: | Stephanie Rascoe, John Davies (IV) |
| CATEGORY: | DVD |
| DIRECTOR: | Andy Anderson |
| THEATRICAL RELEASE DATE: | 01 January, 1986 |
| MANUFACTURER: | Anchor Bay Entertainment |
| MPAA RATING: | R (Restricted) |
| FEATURES: | Color, Widescreen |
| TYPE: | Mystery / Suspense |
| MEDIA: | DVD |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 013131124699 |
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Customer Reviews of Positive I.D.
What are they watching ? The past reviewers of this film must be investors trying to lure a few people into buying this DVD. The script is awful. The dialog is worse then a comic book and forget any kind of a twist ending. Trite and obvious and worse of all....boring !!!
Intertaining
I like this movie because I have an interest in indie films thats growing. Its an older film with a small budget but if you can get over that it's a solid movie. It could have used sex as a seller but didn't and relyed on decent acting. Good movie.
MEMENTO
One of the reasons that made me welcome the DVD standard was the rerelease of hundreds of little forgotten gems I couldn't find in Europe in VHS nor in our local theaters. As I enjoy my television set only because it allows me to watch movies I've carefully chosen on the web, I haven't had the opportunity until now to discover POSITIVE I.D., a movie written, produced and directed by Andy Anderson. So, one more time, thank you Anchor Bay for releasing movies that don't match the usual criteria of Hollywood moghuls.
POSITIVE I.D. owes a lot to Stephanie Rascoe who plays the characters of Julie Kenner and Bobbie King. She is simply outstanding, giving a tremendous reality to Julie, a 30 years old woman trying to recover from the trauma of an assault. She doesn't speak a lot but we feel how she is suffering while her husband and her children are slowly disappearing from her life. One could say that the plot is somewhat evident because the director never fools us by letting us believe that Julie is suffering from a schizophrenia that forces her to become Bobbie King, a gorgeous young woman from Florida, when she leaves home. We understand that, if she frequents the dangerous downtown streets of Dallas, it's for an evident reason I won't spoil here. No, Andy Anderson is smarter than that and the final twist of POSITIVE I.D. leaves us with the need to watch again the movie from a different perspective. From Julie's perspective.
Only a trailer as bonus feature, video and sound no more than average.
A DVD zone discovery.