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Based upon the true story of two NYC cops - later dubbed Batman and Robin - who singlehandedly employed radical tactics to clean up their precinct neighborhood of drugs, this is a cop-buddy movie before that term became a repetitive formula.
Well, I have finally caught up with "Rock 'N' Roll High School," almost 30 years after it first became a midnight movie sensation in 1979.
Blunt depicts the charismatic and sometimes dogmatic manner that Vicotria became famous (perhaps infamous) for.
I became more emotionally attached to this movie than any other I have ever watched.
The Film Noir Formula is all its glory--before the ingredients became clichés--including waterfront locales, floozies, saxophones on the soundtrack, and one hell of a climactic fistfight.
Argonne thereby became the first "national" laboratory.
The characters became more dimensional than earlier films, creating more depth to appreciate the characters more.
What I did observe was how true the characters were to their basic natures and how enhanced their lives became when these were celebrated.
Prince became an eighties icon with this masterpiece!!
Their rapport was obvious from the outset and what was intended as little more than a Universal progrmmer became both a cult and a classic.
I instantly became Prince's No. 1 fan of the "War Baby" generation.
No (1962) being the second, while in Golden Eye, the first film with Pierce Brosnan, Judi Dench is referred to as the new replacement for the male "M" so how could she have been in place in the beginning before Bond became a double-0, aside from the fact that she is obviously 14 years older?
It really intrigued me how Deanna and Alicia became friends over such a tragedy.
Robert Carlyle plays Hitler during his later years, during this documentary that only deals with Hitler from boyhood until he became Chancellor of Germany, including The Night of the Long Knives.
The moment the first episode aired I was entranced and I became attached to all the characters so easy (which usually never happens because I always hate a few characters).
Before he became defined as Nick Charles in the Thin Man Series, William Powell played another urbane detective named Philo Vance.
Edith had been well off, born a Bouvier, married well, had several wonderful relationships and became a singer when she was in her forties.
Both became film noir classics of the 1940's, Double Indemnity being arguably the most perfect noir ever made.
The late 30s and early 40s were a golden age for adventure movies, what with the rise in budgets during the economic recovery, the changes to screen entertainment since the production code became enforced and the general carefree optimism of the times.
Now Dark Heart starting to care & became a real boy to fall in love with Christy.
Due to this, he became wanted by the police.
Wai, the cop, became particularly ruthless and unorthodox ever since his role-model father (also a cop) lies in a coma after a drug-related incident.
when i first started watching these it became one of my favourite shows.
I became a fan of Dick Francis.
But he became more confident and comfortable with the role as time passed.
Until I looked him up, I assumed 'Fred Wilcox' was a pseudonym for a director who was already or later became famous, but at the time didn't want to be associated with sci-fi, which was strictly a "B" genre back then.
I didn't know what I was watching, I thought maybe it was a movie of the week, but quickly became riveted by the performance of the lead actress playing a young woman who's child had been kidnapped.
But once it started to set up the universe in which it exists and started to develop it's characters more, it became a lot more fun and entertaining.
Regarding the actors, I think Hines also took a page from Zemen's book, in that many of Zemen's actors were somewhat expressionless at first, but became much more engaging as the film and action went on.
Seeing these kind of extraordinarily talented/well orchestrated "throw-downs" in the clubs was nothing short of spectacular and all the big names from back in the day are here...Pepper La Beija, Paris Duprée,Xtragavaganza, etc...all commemorated in the likes of such period-pieces as Malcom McLaren's song "Deep in Vogue"...it didn't matter who you were, or where you were from because when you walked through those doors into this "magic kingdom" of sorts, you became part of something bigger than yourself/you were important/and most importantly the creation of your own moves and imagination...and anybody from anywhere could become King (or Queen) as the case may have been.
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