
Search and Destroy
1995·Action·1h 30m
7.1
★




A self-help guru's televised teachings inspire a down-and-out businessman to pursue his dream of making a movie.
Directed by David Salle

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Cast

Griffin Dunne
Martin Mirkheim

Rosanna Arquette
Lauren Mirkheim

Illeana Douglas
Marie Davenport

Ethan Hawke
Roger

Dennis Hopper
Dr. Waxling

John Turturro
Ron

Christopher Walken
Kim Ulander

Robert Knepper
Daniel Strong

David Thornton
Rob

Angel David
Panfilo

Martin Scorsese
The Accountant

Randy Pearlstein
Desk Clerk
Crew

Michael Almereyda
Screenplay

Elmer Bernstein
Original Music Composer

Lawrence Blume
Editor

Michael Spiller
Director of Photography

Bobby Bukowski
Director of Photography

Martin Scorsese
Executive Producer

Avi Lerner
Executive Producer

Mark Blum
Associate Producer

Boaz Davidson
Associate Producer

Suzanne Smith Crowley
Casting

Donna Zakowska
Costume Design
Popular Reviews
2 reviews
The
7.0★ · 09/04/25

Strength needs no excuse, the past is pointless, just because it happened to you doesn’t make it interesting, and the things you apologize for are the things you want.
I can absolutely understand why this screen adaptation of a play would rub critics the wrong way. Plus, folks showing up for the cast might write this off as self-indulgent catnip for actors rather than the crime flick that the poster’s slick suits and “Martin Scorsese Presents” promises.
I thought it was great. Navel gazing undercutting itself, the poet warrior on a righteous path to forge a singular vision as bumbling everyman. By sheer will alone you can be kind of a dick and make it into the machine. Or kill people. Or be killed.
The most important thing is that the alien from Metamorphosis: The Alien Factor costars alongside Dennis Hopper, Christopher Walken, and Griffin Dunne.
I can absolutely understand why this screen adaptation of a play would rub critics the wrong way. Plus, folks showing up for the cast might write this off as self-indulgent catnip for actors rather than the crime flick that the poster’s slick suits and “Martin Scorsese Presents” promises.
I thought it was great. Navel gazing undercutting itself, the poet warrior on a righteous path to forge a singular vision as bumbling everyman. By sheer will alone you can be kind of a dick and make it into the machine. Or kill people. Or be killed.
The most important thing is that the alien from Metamorphosis: The Alien Factor costars alongside Dennis Hopper, Christopher Walken, and Griffin Dunne.
Strength needs no excuse, the past is pointless, just because it happened to you doesn’t make it interesting, and the things you apologize for are the things you want.
I can absolutely understand why this screen adaptation of a play would rub critics the wrong way. Plus, folks showing up for the cast might write this off as self-indulgent catnip for actors rather than the crime flick that the poster’s slick suits and “Martin Scorsese Presents” promises.
I thought it was great. Navel gazing undercutting itself, the poet warrior on a righteous path to forge a singular vision as bumbling everyman. By sheer will alone you can be kind of a dick and make it into the machine. Or kill people. Or be killed.
The most important thing is that the alien from Metamorphosis: The Alien Factor costars alongside Dennis Hopper, Christopher Walken, and Griffin Dunne.
I can absolutely understand why this screen adaptation of a play would rub critics the wrong way. Plus, folks showing up for the cast might write this off as self-indulgent catnip for actors rather than the crime flick that the poster’s slick suits and “Martin Scorsese Presents” promises.
I thought it was great. Navel gazing undercutting itself, the poet warrior on a righteous path to forge a singular vision as bumbling everyman. By sheer will alone you can be kind of a dick and make it into the machine. Or kill people. Or be killed.
The most important thing is that the alien from Metamorphosis: The Alien Factor costars alongside Dennis Hopper, Christopher Walken, and Griffin Dunne.
Garrett LeFevre
4.1★ · 02/23/25
