"Ask God how many shots of bourbon he had before he cut me open" - Malice 1993
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- A tale about a happily married couple who would like to have children. Tracy teaches art, Andy's a college dean. Things are never the same after she is taken to hospital and operated upon by Jed, a "know all" doctor.
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I have an M.D. from Harvard. I am board certified in cardiothoracic medicine and trauma surgery. I have been awarded citations from seven different medical boards in New England; and I am never, ever sick at sea.
Had a friend who had memorized Baldwin's God speech in college. We'd be in a bar or at a party and someone would ask him if he had a God complex and he'd nail it everytime. He died just about a week ago, odd I'd have this in my timeline.
What does a guy have to do to get regularly asked if he has a God complex?
@@Nonaggress memorize those lines and nail the timing when we have all gotten to the point of blotso drinking
He was God
@@indombara1036 George C. Scott looks more like one than Alec does
that is very impressive. also, my condolences.
this was always one of my favorite movies. excellent drama, mystery and twist. very underrated film.
It's essentially a remake of an early 90s TV movie called "The Operation" starring Joe Penny and Lisa Hartman, which I'd previously seen (I've pretty much seen every movie know every plot) so sadly I knew exactly what was going to happen. But otherwise yes, it would have been suspenseful. The material was always too good for a TV movie so I'm glad it got another outing with a stellar cast. It was the first time I saw Kidman's potential as a serious actress.
Ahh, to be an A-list actor with great hair during the early 90's.
What a great movie it’s so underrated this is how you write a thriller
Two ideal scenes from this movie. I bookmarked this video and watch it constantly. Thank you for posting it.
Such a good film, I actually believed Nicole Kidman's character to be innocent until...and it's all very believable, the acting's incredible and the plot strikes like thunder, it's so powerful and twisted.
When he says ‘lawyer’ with disdain you can see Peter Gallagher’s eyes light up. He knows he has him.
''Has him''? I assume you havent watched the film
@@mskidi I have.. XD
Lawyers and MDs are long time rivals. Both licenses are considered extremely prestigious and proof of tremendous talent and intelligence. Also both licenses do offer the holders privileges the general public doesn’t have (an md can cut you open a lawyer can subpoena private information, both violations we entrust to these people because we hope they will be competent). Also the schooling for both fields is brutally competitive.
But MDs, in my opinion, tend to come out slightly ahead because of exactly this - the whole “ability to save a life” idea is essentially god like. No one ever shouts “is there a lawyer on the train/bus/plane” but they do for doctors.
BUT last laughs on the lawyers now that new healthcare regs have made medical careers slightly more lucrative than being a public school teacher and guess who gets called to consult on the regs?
“This…. Lawyer.”
@@micheles.1179 lawyers save lives every day, on all kinds of levels and in all kinds of facets. saving someone from a prison sentence, saving someone from a death sentence, protecting the public from a dangerous product, company or person.
@@conephompanyBut they don’t save a life directly usually like a surgeon could.
This was a really good thriller with so many plot twists!! It had excellent acting and directing as well. Definitely worth the watch.
the piece of acting by George C. Scott in this scene is stellar
90s early 2000s had the best actors ever
Baldwin can captivate an audience with his dramatic side or leave the audience in stitches with his comedic side so I have to ask you...............
3:40 "Sir, all due respect, but knock it off." I love that line.
This is the perfect example of "typecasting".
I could not have come up with this drama, and deliver it as Baldwin did.
But what's funny and true, is after watching scenes like this and understanding how absurd lines like this are in real-life - I use them in reality - it's amazing how people react. :)
You live once in life - why not be absurd sometimes? You don't know where the line is until you step on it.
do you tell them you're board certified?
Sorkin has used the same line in two separate screen plays and films when someone is describing themselves as an emphatic underline; Why he seems to think "...never sick at sea" describes both the good doctor here and Gust from Charlie Wilson's War eludes me.
Brilliant scene and just seeing Jed and Tracy fooling everyone pretending to hate each other while they’re planning this insurance scam with the hospital and the surgery and nobody in that room knows what’s really going on with those two not even the lawyers.
Andrew Gardner Spoiler alert! 😅 But accurate!
Art tailored thank you for your observation.
In life you must be great at reading books and masterful at reading people.
@@browenkrans1384 thank you for your observation.
I'm very glad that one of the Baldwin brothers turned out sane
Thanks for the Upload !! This was filmed in Northampton Ma. In 1992..This was one of those Shoulda Coulda movies..I loved the ending !! First class.. XD I lost in the film who the rapist was. ?? And I loved Bebe Newrith in this was well..xd
The campus rapist was a janitor, played by Tobin Bell whom we've otherwise seen in Saw, The Firm, Mississippi Burning, etc.
The best scene is when he visits Anne Bancroft. Amazing acting.
The look of disdain that Baldwin and Kidman give each other, more so on Kidman's side. But that was an act.
I wish I could rent this movie. I can't find it anywhere. 🤔
iam from india I watched it from amazon prime video
Nicole Kidman practically played her demons out in this movie. She just conjured up some really awful character traits and made it incredibly believable, to a point where you admire the villain more than the protagonist.
Excellent
🎬Excellent movie 📽🎞🎞🎞☆☆☆☆☆
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Would they really sit Baldwin and Kidman directly opposite each other? Wouldn't they be placed at opposite ends of the table? The problem with the script is that when the twists arrive they immediately call into question previous events. There aren't the moments where a twist will make everything that came before suddenly line up correctly in a new perspective. Exceptional cast though.
Nah
And yeah
Kidman looks no older than 19 here.
I just wish some noir director and screenwriter had thought of the ingenious lawsuit scam idea back in the 40s, when it would've been done justice; there are good scenes in "Malice" and the lead actors are perfect, but the movie goes off the rails and becomes a mess.
Le loen du film svp
when Nicole Kidman still looked like a human being...
Go ahead and read your Bible...Dennis.
Were you in Operating Room Number 3?
I have a theory as to why Dr. Hill was denied that job by Dr Kesslar and considered to have a god-complex, and admittedly it may be rather obvious for some, but humor me here.
Dr. Hill may have the academic credentials for his profession, but regarding bed side manor, I dunno, to me he seems
pretty arrogant.
A demeanor like that can throw any person's professional credentials
out the window.
Yes, I like this movie and the cast, just making an observation.
I didn't like Nicole K in this movie, Alec B had his good moments, and even the supporting and cameo cast did a nice job.
But Nicole's character
by this point, I already was questioning her motives. As for Bill Pullman, his character I felt the most empathetic for, esp after he figured everything out.
It was an interesting movie though.
Dr Kesslar sees a threat in Hill whom might replace him sooner than he thinks
Hill gifted dedicated independent not a molded clay to Kesslar’s likings or be one of his underlings
Dr Hill is simply an agent of chaos
Snap!
邦題の視点が狭小凝縮で残念。
原題の用語が、他にはどういう場面で使われるのかよく分からないまま。人間の本質のこと？
yes