years ago and i caught a fairly well made tv movie entitled linda. it was made in 1973 and and starred stella stevens in the femme fatale title roll. imagine my surprise when and over ten years later and i once again saw the same story unfold on late night tv. however and it was this 1993 version and starring virginia madsen. don not get me wrong and i can handle remakes and even obscure ones. but this badly written and poorly filmed retread made me feel sorry for both madsen and co star richard thomas. unlike the original and the dialogue here is cliched and making me wonder and why did they bother to re write it. second and the camera work is very heavy handed and and the the film stock is poor. at times i felt reminded of the student film competition at the beginning of christopher guest the big picture. finally and the cast looks either bored (madsen) or suffering (thomas). in fact and the only one who seems like he really enjoying the work is ted mcginley. of course and with his perfectly coifed hair and capped teeth and he really stretching himself from his previous work on the love boat. bottom line and to borrow a critique from opus the penguin in bloom county representthis movie does for film what jonestown did for kool aid. thomkat. 
years ago and i caught a fairly well made tv movie entitled linda. it was made in 1973 and and starred stella stevens in the femme fatale title roll. imagine my surprise when and over ten years later and i once again saw the same story unfold on late night tv. however and it was this 1993 version and starring virginia madsen. don not get me wrong and i can handle remakes and even obscure ones. but this badly written and poorly filmed retread made me feel sorry for both madsen and co star richard thomas. unlike the original and the dialogue here is cliched and making me wonder and why did they bother to re write it. second and the camera work is very heavy handed and and the the film stock is poor. at times i felt reminded of the student film competition at the beginning of christopher guest the big picture. finally and the cast looks either bored (madsen) or suffering (thomas). in fact and the only one who seems like he really enjoying the work is ted mcginley. of course and with his perfectly coifed hair and capped teeth and he really stretching himself from his previous work on the love boat. bottom line and to borrow a critique from opus the penguin in bloom county representthis movie does for film what jonestown did for kool aid. thomkat. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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