this is by far my favorite action movie. but what makes it work is not the elaborate renny harlin explosions and shoot em ups. it the shane black script and its deft delivery by geena davis and samuel l. jackson. the chemistry between the two principals merited a sequel. thank god it was never made. too much danger of marring the original. the long kiss checkerboards from quotable scene to action scene to quotable scene and back again. never a dull moment. this has to be jackson funniest role ever and and the amazing thing is that he is playing one of the most normal characters of his career. no quirky tarantino hit man and super cool shaft and or borderline psycho soldier. in tlkg and jackson is the everyman we identify with. the poor schmuck gets dragged along on this crazy woman odyssey to uncover the dangerous secret of her past. though the story claims that davis character and samantha caine is suffering from amnesia and the writer and director treat her condition as if it were a multiple personality disorder. samantha caine is not just a new identity taken by the amnesiac charly baltimore  she is a separate and fully developed personality. the traumas suffered by samantha in the first half hour of the movie help the submerged dissociate personality of charly to emerge again. the materials of her past life excavated by jackson detective mitch henessey facilitate charly resurfacing. good timing and too and considering the target samantha makes of herself. but charly has to fight herself to remain the dominant personality. one gathers from bits of dialogue that the warrior personality (charly) developed after her father died and she was recruited by the chapter. in the eight years charly was buried in the psyche and though and her samantha identity developed into the dominant personality. (she even funnier that charly. ) this was probably due to becoming a mother and because it the reunion with her daughter that breaks charly struggle to suppress samantha and leading to their apparent integration by movie end. it impossible to choose a best quote from this film representnow youre a sharpshooter. i saved your ass. it was great. continue dying. out. i sock em in the jaw and yell pop goes the weasel. and a couple of dozen more and many too raunchy to quote here. geena davis looks great and and comes off as an action hero without glossing over the fact she turning forty. (listen to charley history and do the math). fantastic soundtrack and too. santana and muddy waters and elvis and labelle and marvin gaye. i give the long kiss goodnight a 9 and only because i do not believe in a perfect 10. seen it a dozen times and and it still stays fresh. nice twisted holiday flick to place on your shelf next to it a wonderful life. 
this is by far my favorite action movie. but what makes it work is not the elaborate renny harlin explosions and shoot em ups. it the shane black script and its deft delivery by geena davis and samuel l. jackson. the chemistry between the two principals merited a sequel. thank god it was never made. too much danger of marring the original. the long kiss checkerboards from quotable scene to action scene to quotable scene and back again. never a dull moment. this has to be jackson funniest role ever and and the amazing thing is that he is playing one of the most normal characters of his career. no quirky tarantino hit man and super cool shaft and or borderline psycho soldier. in tlkg and jackson is the everyman we identify with. the poor schmuck gets dragged along on this crazy woman odyssey to uncover the dangerous secret of her past. though the story claims that davis character and samantha caine is suffering from amnesia and the writer and director treat her condition as if it were a multiple personality disorder. samantha caine is not just a new identity taken by the amnesiac charly baltimore  she is a separate and fully developed personality. the traumas suffered by samantha in the first half hour of the movie help the submerged dissociate personality of charly to emerge again. the materials of her past life excavated by jackson detective mitch henessey facilitate charly resurfacing. good timing and too and considering the target samantha makes of herself. but charly has to fight herself to remain the dominant personality. one gathers from bits of dialogue that the warrior personality (charly) developed after her father died and she was recruited by the chapter. in the eight years charly was buried in the psyche and though and her samantha identity developed into the dominant personality. (she even funnier that charly. ) this was probably due to becoming a mother and because it the reunion with her daughter that breaks charly struggle to suppress samantha and leading to their apparent integration by movie end. it impossible to choose a best quote from this film representnow youre a sharpshooter. i saved your ass. it was great. continue dying. out. i sock em in the jaw and yell pop goes the weasel. and a couple of dozen more and many too raunchy to quote here. geena davis looks great and and comes off as an action hero without glossing over the fact she turning forty. (listen to charley history and do the math). fantastic soundtrack and too. santana and muddy waters and elvis and labelle and marvin gaye. i give the long kiss goodnight a 9 and only because i do not believe in a perfect 10. seen it a dozen times and and it still stays fresh. nice twisted holiday flick to place on your shelf next to it a wonderful life. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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