"Femme Fatales" The White Flower (TV Episode 2011) Poster

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(2011)

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7/10
Delivers as promised
gridoon202414 March 2013
Warning: Spoilers
Things I liked about "The White Flower":

  • the echoes of "Reservoir Dogs"!


  • the amorality of the story. You are promised femme fatales, and you get two of them, both great. But the two men are bad to the bone as well. There are no "good guys" here.


  • the cast - and not just (for obvious reasons!) the women: all four of the main actors are perfectly chosen for the task at hand.


  • the last-second twist about the meaning of the title. It adds to all the other little twists.


  • the "flowers for Mrs. Stanwyck" line. It appears that writer-director Michael Hurst has done his homework.


Things I didn't like:

  • the lesbian scene! Yes, I know what you're thinking, but seriously, that scene has nothing to do with the plot, the two women involved are not as attractive as our two main women anyway, and it takes up a couple of valuable minutes from an already too-short running time.


*** out of 4.
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5/10
Well acted, but too much exposition
movieman_kev8 April 2012
Jimmy (William Gregory Lee from Justified) and his associate O'Brien are holed up in a seedy motel after a botched robbery attempt forces them to lie low for a bit. and while Jimmy obsesses over a white flower, they both enjoy the company of two escorts.

This episode, while well acted, was a bit on the boring side with nothing much happening until the last few minutes. Not to say I didn't like it, just that there was a bit too much exposition for a 30 minute anthology episode.

My Grade: C

Eye Candy: Cristin Michele goes full frontal; Tina Casciani shows T&A; and two uncredited extras also show T&A
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