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Out of Time (2003)

Directed by Carl Franklin

Matt Lee Whitlock, respected chief of police in small Banyan Key, Florida, must solve a vicious double homicide before he himself falls under suspicion. Matt Lee has to stay a few steps ahead of his own police force and everyone he's trusted in order to find out the truth.

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Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood poster
Sound and self-reference: Robert Goulet singing “MacArthur Park” on a long-gone TV show; a defunct NBC network chime; that LAX corridor with pastel-color tile squares also seen in “Jackie Brown”; a sun-dappled-to-rust blue Karmann Ghia, palm-tree debris filthy and like one that had been in Tarantino’s family; the placement of the José Feliciano version of “California Dreamin’” and then “Out Of Time” under a montage of its characters in motion, on streets and freeways in falling dusk at the film’s final juncture between historic recreation and fairytale reinvention.
Ray Pride • New City Film • Jul 26, 2019
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Mick Jagger is singing “Out of Time.”
J. HOBERMAN • The New York Review of Books • Aug 19, 2019
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Tarantino nos dice que, sí, las grandes películas –como la propia Érase una vez… en Hollywood- siempre serán las grandes películas, pero que nadie se olvide de los seriales de televisión de los 50 (caso de The Range Rider o Rawhide), de los eurowesterns de los 60 y 70 (se cita textualmente a Sergio Corbucci, Antonio Margheriti y a nuestro Joaquín Romero Marchent), del soul de Los Bravos y los primeros The Rolling Stones –cuando suena “Out Of Time” es uno de los momentos culmen de la cinta- y de un modo de vida donde cabían, en pocas cuadras de diferencia, las fiestas de la Mansión Playboy, la comuna hippy de Charles Manson y los cines de sesión continua.
Alejandro G.Calvo • Sensacine • May 30, 2019
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From the wall-to-wall music — Deep Purple’s “Hush,” Otis Redding’s “I Can’t Turn You Loose,” Bob Seger System’s “Rambling Gambling Man,” The Rolling Stones’ “Out of Time” and so much more — to such LA-specific characters as horror-movie TV host Seymour, Tarantino makes you feel as if he really has turned back the clock.
Houston Chronicle
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