Color of Night

Shortly after his patient's suicide, we see Bill from behind talking with an another man, and he makes some comment about suicide and motions to his head with his right hand.

But when the camera shows him from the front, he is putting his left arm down.

During the scene where Bill Capa is getting dressed, he goes from having his shirt totally unbuttoned to completely buttoned in less than three or four seconds.

The shoes of Capa and Rose disappear a few seconds after they fall in the pool.

When Capa talks to Mrs.

Niedelmeyer, there's a 3-foot long shadow of the boom mic on the door.

The wounds on Rose's hands disappear in an improbably short time.

In the first car chase, as the red car slams into the rear fender of Capa's car we see, in close-up, the front end of the red car smashed in.

In the next wide shot of both cars, the front is completely intact, with no damage visible.

Bill is talking to the group and while making himself a drink, the cabinet above the counter is open/closed between shots.

It's highly unlikely that Mrs.

Niedelmeyer would know that Richie hanged himself since Dale buried the body and Rose assumed his identity.

This is corroborated by the fact that Rose is going to therapy as Richie.

During the first car chase, the passenger's side of the red car slams into a truck while the driver's side is shown unscratched.

In the following close-up shot of the car, the driver's side is show severely damaged.

But in the next shot the damage is gone.

Total ridiculous camp, but it's entertaining to see just how insane it can get. It's hard to believe a movie this off the wall received a major studio release.

A color-blind psychiatrist Bill Capa is stalked by an unknown killer after taking over his murdered friend's therapy group, all of whom is there connection to a mysterious young woman that Capa begins having intense sexual encounters with.. Bruce wills plays an unusual character in this as a decent thriller.

This movie delivers for me the entertainment factor. Good thriller with a nice 'who did it' element.

Another of those so underrated sex thrillers that has everything. Right in the middle of the film, I had to pee.

Here we have another Bruce Willis flick, only this time it's a neo-noir mystery called Color of Night, and it's not a very good one. In this whodunit story, Dr.

I remember watching this movie when it first came on cable television and feeling sorry for Jane March as this movie was clearly nothing more than an excuse to show her naked. The plot is basic, the dialogue awful, the acting, in spite of having decent actors, is pathetic, and the "Oh no!

I like the bit with the glass table.

Whenever you have a bad day at work a day during which you are plagued by doubts surrounding your ability and competence, just remember that Willis, Warren, Dourif, and Henriksen spent weeks reading lines from the script to this film!

This is one of Bruce's most underrated thrillers, which at the time, because of the sexual content between him and Jane March, caused much controversy, surprise, surprise!!! The story is decent, the chase scene is a cracker and the rest of the cast, including the delectable Miss March, who plays a brilliant role herself are all equal contributors.