Mortal Thoughts1991
Mortal Thoughts (1991)
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Cast
as Cynthia Kellogg
as Joyce Urbanski
as James Urbanski
as Arthur
as Det. John Woods

as Det. Linda Nealon
as Dominic Marino

as Gloria Urbanski

as Jeanette Marino
as Aunt Rita

as Mr. Urbanski

as Usher
as Pat

as Joey Urbanski

as Band Leader

as Aunt Rita

as Yuri

as Cookie

as Irish Kid No. 2

as Irish Kid No. 3

as Woman Police Sergeant

as Det. Seltzer

as Cynthia's Baby

as Cynthia's Baby

as Sydney Levitt

as Krishna Kolhatkar

as Lauren

as Jennifer Kellogg (age 3)

as Sydney Levitt

as Maria Urbanski

as Detective

as Mr. Urbanski

as Cop

as Customer in Salon

as Tina

as Candy
Critic Reviews for Mortal Thoughts
All Critics (14) | Top Critics (4) | Fresh (8) | Rotten (6)
There is another level to Mortal Thoughts than either the guilt or innocence of the characters, or the wit with which Rudolph portrays their world. It is the level on which ordinary people cut themselves loose from ordinary morality.
Bruce Willis is rather terrifying.....a man of many faces indeed
Willis makes a convincing villain
An unusually tough and daring film for both Willis and Moore.
Not-half-bad murder-thriller potboiler.
Audience Reviews for Mortal Thoughts
Another former movie network space filler. Willis and Moore together on the screen. Oooh wow! Why can't Hollywood couples actually find something worth while to appear in together. Looks like they did it for the same of doing it.
Super Reviewer
I think this was the movie that introduced Bruce and Demi together?? Anyhow I liked this little who dunnit that holds lots of twists and turns thru out. I have never been too keen on Demi's acting abilities however good performances from Bruce Willis and Glenne Headley. worth a look if you see it whilst channel surfing on a rainy day.
Super Reviewer
A woman's abusive husband (Bruce Willis) is murdered quite bloodily in the back of a van at a fairground. The wife's friend (Demi Moore) is suspected - will she get away with it? It's up to Detective John (Harvey Keitel) to determine. Somewhat memorable after all these years, but nothing earth-shattering.
Super Reviewer
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