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Nov 30, 2011 - 12:01 PM
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ABSOLUTELY HAZARDOUS (1982)
Misfit trash collector Sammy O'Brady accidentally empties a trash barrel containing a nuclear device into his garbage truck. Pursued by the terrorists who want the bomb to detonate at Fenway Park, a hard-bitten police officer about to retire, his beautiful but dumb new partner, and a reporter looking for the big story that will get him that Pulitzer prize, Sammy quits his job, steals the nuke-carrying truck, and drives toward his new life in New Jersey. Michael J. Pollard, Elliot Gould, Shelly Hack, Tom Selleck, Robert Prosky as "Sarge".
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Nov 30, 2011 - 8:43 PM
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DR. STRANGELOVE II:ESCAPE FROM THE WAR ROOM (1973)
Second in the Strangelove franchise begins with the revelation that the Russian Doomsday machine was merely propaganda, but no one tells the Americans and the Russian ambassador in the War Room, the door of which can't be opened because someone lost the spare key. Peter Sellars returns to play all the parts he played in the original, and the new role of crack hostage rescue team leader Bob Tragedy. Climactic scene of Coke cans exploding to "Crazy Rhythm" lacks impact of Kubrick's original finale, but romance between Pvt. Needlenose (Peter Bonerz) and secretary Helen Happy (Vicki Lawrence) provides laughs and genuine pathos. Nipsey Russell (Gen. Turgidson), Mary Tyler Moore (Mrs. Gen. Turgidson), Desi Arnaz, Jr. (Jimmy Turgidson), Slim Pickens, Capucine. Directed by Blake Edwards.
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MACADAMIA (1985)
A former crack CIA operative (Grace Jones) is whisked back from her bikini beach vacation and is quickly dispatched to the Middle East to help disrupt a shipment of containers that contain the parts for a new laser guided supergun weapon that will wreak havoc and destruction. Wings Hauser, Joe Santos, Eric Braeden, Maud Adams, Richard Libertini, and Franco Nero as "Abdel".
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Dec 1, 2011 - 11:41 PM
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DON'T SHOOT NOW (1979)
Hal Needham dream project, a remake of DON'T LOOK NOW set in modern-day Venice, California. Burt Reynolds, Sally Field, and Herve Villichez as "The Dwarf Crossdresser Who Shoots People With An Uzi."
TALK OR I'LL SPEAK TO YOU (1961)
Sequel to STOP OR I'LL STOP YOU (1960), the first action film shot in Esperanto. William Shatner is a barrio street kid who grows up to become a cop and tries to bridge the language barrier by forcing the police and local gang members to learn the worldwide language, at gunpoint. Henry Silva, Dick Miller, Michelle Cary as "Consuella."
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE'S DRUNKEN NAKED NYMPHO TICKLE PARTY(1972)
Adaptation of William Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew, set in a girl's summer camp on the night of a power outage. Unusual approach has all characters walking backwards throughout and mumbling dialogue inaudibly. Not subtitled. 370 minutes. In Gynovision. Jenny Agutter, Katherine Hepburn.
GRANDFATHER WOULDN'T DANCE WITH SWEDISH PEOPLE (1937)
"Lost" screwball comedy about a young bowler's unexplainable hatred for anyone who's ever been to Sweden. Includes controversial "Naked Checkers" sequence. Cary Grant, Edward Everett Horton, Sabu, Hattie McDaniel, John Barrymore as "Inga Gnockers."
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