Above Suspicion (2000) | Scott Bakula | Annabella Sciorra | George Dzundza | Full Movie



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Accused of his fiancée’s murder, Johnny disappears and assumes a new identity. Years later, living a clean life with his new family, detectives and gangsters are back on his trail. He reveals his sordid past to his wife who suspects him of another murder.

Director: Stephen La Rocque
Writer: Stephen La Rocque
Stars: Scott Bakula, Annabella Sciorra, George Dzundza

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38 thoughts on “Above Suspicion (2000) | Scott Bakula | Annabella Sciorra | George Dzundza | Full Movie”

  1. Great movie! You just can’t beat movies made before about 2015 give or take.
    In this now woke, crazy, backwards and purely demonic world, 2023, this poor child would be told she’s really a boy and carved up. Given “meds” and made sterile…thank God HE’s going to deal with these perverted evil people. Judgement is coming.

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  2. I have never been to a gentile funeral, but in the movies I hear the pastor quoting from chapter 23 in psalms at graveside. It’s nice to see others borrow from our holy books especially at a time when family and friends need supportive words to help them be consoled. It’s interesting that Jews recite this chapter mostly on Saturday, his/her day of rest, a time least needed for thoughts of ‘in the valley overshadowed by death’ except for this past Saturday that was anything but restful for many. However, it could be that the closest one gets to dwelling in the house of the lord is on the day of rest when one has the time and serenity to focus on these words. The day should soon come that everyday is the day of rest.

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  3. Amazing what a great script, director and cast can accomplish, rather than using film as an conveyor of activist drivel with predictable tropes pounding ("kept hostages") audience over the head!

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  4. Michael Corleone talking to the US Senator…senator don’t think for one moment that we both are Not part of the same Hypocrisy.
    Haven’t we learned that the monster isn’t ethnic but a huge global conglomerate?

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  5. 34:09 Who the hell did the casting for this TV movie? They did a pretty sh1tty job. The two ladies on the sofa are supposed to be sisters, but look at the difference in skin tone, difference in hair color. One is typical Anglo-looking, the other is clearly Mediterranean-looking. C'mon, even if it's movie, at least try to make it look credible.

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  6. The girl playing Scott Bakula's daughter (Stacy?) has very sticking-out ears, and they distracted me throughout what was otherwise a very enjoyable movie (although, the suspense was somewhat ruined when I figured out WAY before the end was Dzunda was dirty.)

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