Color of Night

REVIEW
Sigmund Freud meets a limp Die Hard in this mildly diverting but far from mysterious murder mystery starring Willis as a troubled psychologist who gets caught up in a series of murders. After one of his patients throws herself from his New York penthouse, he moves to L.A. where he becomes involved in murder, car chases, a group therapy session from hell, and a mystery woman. Willis tries to play off his "tough guy" image (his character is a gun-fearing Clark Kent-type), but it doesn't last long. Includes the controversial frontal nude scenes of Willis. Be prepared to be disappointed. (Director's cut)