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Jan 27, 2018 - 3:44 PM
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ANZALDIMAN
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GOD ONLY KNOWS (2009)
An adopted Jewish Police Detective (Will Smith) is challenged with a crisis of faith, as he is not permitted by his community to hunt for the serial killer who preys upon his victims on the Sabbath. Mandy Patinkin, Rachel Weisz, Jeffrey Tambor, Lili Taylor, Steven Hill, Frank Langella, and Jeff Bridges as "Mitch"
In an interesting stretch, imagine Robert Conrad having a short cameo as Smith's elderly adoptive father.
I can only imagine the on-set tension.
Now that you've mentioned it, yeah.
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CULT KILLERS
Quentin Tarantino turns his hand to a thriller based around seedy 1969s hollywood with the manson murders as a backdrop. Leo dicaprio plays a hollywood agent with a toasting champagne glass. Three tracks from ennio morricone's Revolver and a track from Night of the glass Dolls. Crammed full of the usual "quirky" dialogue that became passe 5 movies ago.
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THE DEVIL KNEW JEFFREY TUNT (1975)
A West Virginia carpenter (Warren Oates) suffering from syphilis goes on a statewide rampage shooting out the tires of Police cars as a determined sheriff (Dennis Weaver) follows in hot pursuit. Susan Flannery, Lloyd Gough, Karen Black, Roy Thinnes, Christian Juttner, and Harry Dean Stanton as "The Governor"
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QUINCY JONES (2002)
Folkish, elegiac, deadpan Jim Jarmusch comedy-drama about an old bluesman meeting a wide variety of people during his journey back up to his birthplace of Quincy, Massachusetts. Starring Morgan Freeman, Harry Connick jr, Tom Waits, Alicia Silverstone, and an early appearance by Gary Clark, jr.
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STRANGE DOCTOR (1998)
In a London hospital, a very unorthodox physician (Alan Rickman) wearing a kilt, tank top, and Krocs under his lab coat whilst humming the theme to the Love Connection trolls the hallways saving patient after patient, as the NHS hospital board plot to find a way to fire him. Uma Thurman, Cate Blanchett, Richard E. Grant, Richard Griffiths, Natasha Henstridge, and Nick Nolte as Patient Fowler
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May 25, 2018 - 7:31 AM
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jackfu
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The Trouble With Undocumented Tribbles
After Jones caused an uproar with his introduction of Tribbles and the difficulties they caused, legislation was enacted which required inoculations, registration, birth restrictions, etc. and caused a dramatic increase in the cost of importing them, which was passed on to buyers thus reducing demand and profits.
Jones found an end around and began importing and selling cheap undocumented Tribbles and business boomed once again. Trouble soon arose upon discovery of Jones’ work and tensions mounted as the crew of the ship divided into two camps: the Red Shirts were alarmed and protested the undocumented Tribbles, citing the threat of disease and lack of population control, especially when the documented Tribbles began dying suddenly, much as in the previous Tribbles episode. The Blue Shirts claimed that importing them was humane and considered them refugees from hostile environs. And, as before a frustrated Kirk found a Tribble in his chicken sandwich and “caffee”.
Just when it looked as if civil war would break out aboard the ship, it was discovered that yet again the quadrotriticale wheat/rye had been poisoned, this time with a different, previously unknown pathogen. As it turned out, the undocumented Tribbles had genetic immunity to the toxin and they found sudden favor among all the crew, with reservations of course, as "Bones" could use them for stem cell research and not only immunize the documented Tribbles but the quadrotriticale as well. Yet again, for his misdeeds, Jones was made to do all the inoculations, registration and cleanup.
Turned out, they “…were no Tribble at all!”
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THE RAISIN MAN (2007)
A northern England confectionary shop owner (Geoffrey Rush) harbours a strange secret. whilst delivering raisins to local village children and hospitals in an effort to stave off an alien invasion. Jude Law, Uma Thurman, Michael Gambon, Julie Christie, Imelda Staunton, and John Hurt as "The Vickers"
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VACATION ON MONSTER ISLAND (1967)
Jun Fukuda concludes the « tropical island trilogy » with an unofficial sequel to Son of Godzilla. After the thawing of Godzilla and Son, an American industrialist, Nick Adams, teams up with Kumiyama's - The Great Entrepreneur - twin brother to build a Kaiju tourist attraction. Not surpringly, chaos ensues as it is discovered that Kumonga (TM) was but one of many, many, many progeny of a much larger « mother ». Nick Adams, Yoshifumi Tajima, Mie Hama, Beru-Bera Lin and Akira Takarada as « Fuj ». Alternate title: Disaster in the South Seas - Godzilla, Minya, MegaKumonga, Kamacuras, and MinKumongas: All Monsters Strike Back!
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