Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles, California, USA

Liam Neeson, Lili Taylor, and Catherine Zeta-Jones in The Haunting (1999)

Teri Hatcher and Robert Patrick in The Cool Surface (1993)

Heather Locklear and Linda Purl in Body Language (1992)

Tom Berenger and Melanie Griffith in Shadow of Doubt (1998)

Marcello Mastroianni, Tom Berenger, and Eleonora Giorgi in Beyond the Door (1982)

Peter Weller, Charlotte Lewis, and Robert Patrick in Decoy (1995)

Tom Berenger

Nancy Travis

Robert Patrick

Eric Harlacher

A lawyer, defending a Mafia boss, falls for a beautiful woman with a sad story to tell. She says she&apos;s being abused by her brutal husband and she needs his help.

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Body Language

Ridiculous Thirst

I can&apos;t recall if I&apos;ve ever sat thru such a blatantly dumb tale as what is presented in &apos;Body Language&apos; before. When I say dumb I&apos;m talking about the main character. Deeper and deeper into stupidity of his own creation where logic went out the window long ago. This contrived story is a lot to choke on and belongs in a special category.

Gavin St. Claire (Tom Berenger) is a high priced defense attorney in the midst of his newest case when he gets into a minor car accident with Dora (Heidi Schanz) and is immediately taken with her. Sex, red flags galore and his once intelligent mind evaporates. Juggling his organized crime client and blabbing on to Dora he soon finds himself in a compromising situation. Before you can snap your fingers he&apos;s planning the murder of her boyfriend (Robert Patrick).

I don&apos;t discount that you can find men or stupid situations like this in the real world, but that doesn&apos;t make this movie any less silly. He&apos;s great at what he does. You think he&apos;d be able to read people. Okay put that aside. He&apos;s already got a great career, money, a Porsche. Meeting attractive women probably wouldn&apos;t be that hard. Why would he be addicted to a woman he just met? She&apos;s a stripper. She&apos;s poor. She discloses how she was abused when she was young and previous men have used her for sex. He should have hit the eject button by now.

I like Tom Berenger and he wasn&apos;t immune to popping up in poor pics, but &apos;Body Language&apos; might be his rock bottom (of what I&apos;ve seen). Schanz effectively dials it up near the end &amp; Robert Patrick puts in a wasted appearance in a role with no depth. Sit back and enjoy the show as it circles the drain. Any comparisons made to &apos;Body Heat&apos; are a stretch. Don&apos;t even get me started on the ending here. Ugh.

I can't recall if I've ever sat thru such a blatantly dumb tale as what is presented in 'Body Language' before. When I say dumb I'm talking about the main character. Deeper and deeper into stupidity of his own creation where logic went out the window long ago. This contrived story is a lot to choke on and belongs in a special category.

Gavin St. Claire (Tom Berenger) is a high priced defense attorney in the midst of his newest case when he gets into a minor car accident with Dora (Heidi Schanz) and is immediately taken with her. Sex, red flags galore and his once intelligent mind evaporates. Juggling his organized crime client and blabbing on to Dora he soon finds himself in a compromising situation. Before you can snap your fingers he's planning the murder of her boyfriend (Robert Patrick).

I don't discount that you can find men or stupid situations like this in the real world, but that doesn't make this movie any less silly. He's great at what he does. You think he'd be able to read people. Okay put that aside. He's already got a great career, money, a Porsche. Meeting attractive women probably wouldn't be that hard. Why would he be addicted to a woman he just met? She's a stripper. She's poor. She discloses how she was abused when she was young and previous men have used her for sex. He should have hit the eject button by now.

I like Tom Berenger and he wasn't immune to popping up in poor pics, but 'Body Language' might be his rock bottom (of what I've seen). Schanz effectively dials it up near the end & Robert Patrick puts in a wasted appearance in a role with no depth. Sit back and enjoy the show as it circles the drain. Any comparisons made to 'Body Heat' are a stretch. Don't even get me started on the ending here. Ugh.

A lawyer, defending a Mafia boss, falls for a beautiful woman with a sad story to tell. She says she's being abused by her brutal husband and she needs his help.

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