Sliver (Unrated) | William Baldwin, Jim Beaver | How Weird can one person be?

Sliver (Unrated) | William Baldwin, Jim Beaver | Sliver of Voyuerism

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Sliver (Unrated)

	Sliver (Unrated) William Baldwin, Jim Beaver Paramount, 1997 average customer review:based on 54 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

After her success with Basic Instinct, Sharon Stone opted for familiar territory with this campfest that purports to be a sexualized thriller about voyeurism but in reality is more of an excuse to get Stone and costar William Baldwin out of their clothes. Rear Window it ain't. Stone plays it drab and quiet as a successful career woman on the rebound from a bad marriage who moves into a mysterious Manhattan high-rise. Once there, she discovers that she has a few admirers: a hunky and enigmatic neighbor (Baldwin), a popular writer of crime novels (Tom Berenger), and someone who seems to enjoy watching her every move on the building-wide surveillance system. And is one of them the serial killer who's stalking the comely female tenants? Scripted by the erstwhile Joe Eszterhas (Basic Instinct and Jagged Edge), Sliver follows the standard Eszterhas plot line of a protagonist suspecting that his or her lover may or may not be a vicious killer, the tension mounting as clue upon clue is discovered. Unlike both Instinct or Edge, though, Sliver delivers little suspense, thanks in part to a reshot ending that changed the original identity of the killer in the Ira Levin novel and confounded students of rational thought. However, if you're looking for an unintentionally funny thriller with loads of extraneous nudity, Sliver is an enjoyably huge hunk of cheese. --Mark Englehart

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How Weird can one person be?

I Do like the sex scenes in this movie kinda Freaky!!
I think the guy is kinda deranged having a video camera in everyones apartment!!
I would rate this movie a 7 from 1to10!!

Sliver of Voyuerism

When I was younger I never appreciated this flick. Now that I am older, I really enjoy this. I think this is one of Sharon Stone's best performances.

What does Unrated Edition mean?

I have the "Unrated Edition" but I can't figure out what that is supposed to mean. There are no special features, no content that would merit a rating more restrictive than R. I don't get it.
I understand the ending is different from the book and apparently some of the famous plot holes would not be if the book's ending was used.

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