Blood Work (Full Screen Edition) | Gerry Becker, Chao Li Chi

Blood Work (Full Screen Edition) | Gerry Becker, Chao Li Chi | OK

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	Blood Work (Full Screen Edition) Gerry Becker, Chao Li Chi Warner Home Video, 2002 average customer review:based on 109 reviews view larger image
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A former FBI profiler who has recently undergone a heart transplant comes out of retirement to track down the serial killer who has recently begun killing victims with the former agent's blood type.

Blood Work

While the plot deviates a bit from the book, if anything, it seems more realistic. Eastwod and Houston are well cast and at their best.

OK

Ok Clint movie, but not up to par with some of his best. And, when he takes his shirt off that young lady would have run for the hills. Not very belivable at that point, but a good movie for the Clint fan.

Blood Work milks the clock and goes home early.

Blood Work makes for a different kind of detective story when compared to films that are similar in both setting and intriguing storyline. With Eastwood as an aging and retired FBI agent coming back into the trenches to capture a killer, the backdrop of his heart transplant and the connection between himself, the victims and ultimately the suspect makes for an interesting film. The problem with Blood Work is that it is almost too carefree and ultimately pretty low on suspense. Jeff Daniels is enjoyable as the "guy next door" at the boat docks, always seeming a tad creepy but still able to cover it up with lots of friendly atmosphere. With his character's lackadaisical attitude butted up against the fierce, determined ambition of Eastwood's, one might find this as the most enjoyable aspect of the whole film.

Blood Work has a few surprises and some fun guessing games, and although it is a film that almost takes more time to delve into Clint's character than the many other themes that seem to fall short, it is still a good one to view if one doesn't have anything else to do.

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For Clint Fans

If you're a Clint fan, then this movie will entertain you. However, don't expect too much suspense.
As soon as I saw the "bad guy" I knew "who did it", and the most obviuos clue was way too obviuos.

Solid detective movie with a heart

A Clint Eastwood movie with a detective that isn't Dirty Harry.
It has some good twists on organ donation and blood type.
I really doubt the writers know anything at all about the subject
as an A negative Mexican is probably pure fiction...O positive maybe.
I thought at first it was the doctor hiring a hit man to get hearts for her patients ( might be a nice psychopathic twist), but it was just a crazy serial killer in the end.

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