TVLN Movie Club - Almost an Angel

Almost an Angel(1990) pairs up the popular 80’s movie couple Paul Hogan and Linda Kozlowski, best known for their roles in the Crocodile Dundee trilogy. (Yes it was a trilogy, the released a third one in 2001. Didn’t see it? Me either.)

Anyway after the first two Dundee movies, and with an apparent budding romance going on (Hogan and Kozlowski were married in 1990) and looking to cash in on the popularity of the two, we find the movie Almost an Angel.

In this movie a small time crook named Terry Dean (Hogan) is convinced he was sent back by god to do good. He meets up with and befriends a bitter wheel chair cripple (Elias Koteas) that happens to be the sister of woman (Kozlowski) that runs a center for children. He uses his “skills” for good to help save the shelter from closing as we watch the tension of a potential relationship build between the two.

As a romantic comedy, this is not on the level of When Harry Met Sally. It isn’t even on the level of You Got Mail. But for a bit of an offbeat humorous story, there are far worse ways to spend some time, than to watch the chemistry between Hogan and Kozlowski on the screen.

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2 Responses to “TVLN Movie Club - Almost an Angel”

  1. Jenn on August 8th, 2007 11:49 am

    When you review these movies, is there really a “club” or site
    that tells you which ones to watch? Or is it just what you call your category?

  2. JayMonster on August 8th, 2007 12:48 pm
    That is just what I decided to call it. The selections are mine. Each week I try and pick out a long lost or forgotten favorite or like in this case, what I consider an “overlooked” fun movie.

    I started this after reading a lot of blogs, and even hearing my own wife complain about how at times with things like Netflix, it is tough to find something to always keep the queue filled, so I thought I would start this collection of good (or what I consider good) “fillers.”

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