Within the movie’s first ten minutes, I declared that William Katt would eventually show up in a most cocky and belligerent manner at the beginning of the movie‘s second act, and damn if I wasn’t right. All he needed to make the visual perfect was an airline cocktail in his hand. 😂 😂 😂 I love how he absolutely refuses to shed his skimpy Los Angeles attire until he realizes he may be relinquishing himself to hypothermia or something more devastating. He soon wore out that black turtleneck and jean jacket. 😂 😂 😂
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French Connection II 1975
A rare 4 1/2 from me, only because it’s NOT the original. Otherwise, this is a solid crime-drama—expertly written, edited, and performed, with a stunning performance from Mr. Hackman. This film definitely helped set the standard for action films to come, but in a much better way.
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Thief of Hearts 1984
I’ve been coming back to this one every few months. It’s just such a fun time. You get the charismatic Steven Bauer, fresh off his turn in SCARFACE, as an oddly likable and (sorta) conscientious thief. You get the gorgeous Barbara Williams, who plays neglected and distracted quite well. You get John Getz looking more like Jack Tripper’s brother here than he did when he actually played Jack Tripper’s brother in a 1980 episode of THREE’S COMPANY. You get a…
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The Hitcher 1986
I can’t believe I slept on this one for three decades. THIS is the kind of movie I live for. The surrealism; the synth score; the nightmarish landscape; the almost faceless and nameless characters—it’s all just so damn perfect. While the story itself seems simple, it’s the frame of mind you view it in that makes all the difference. Instant rewatch value.
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