Best "Chase" Movies
02-20-03, 11:53 AM
#26
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Originally posted by ckolchak
Geofferson,
DMCL came up in a thread on another forum just yesterday or the day before.
i agree, the movie kicks righteous ass all over so much better known more recent films in this genre.
Fox's inability to see the tremendous market out there for it (including a generation weened on tarrentino films that would probably eat it up as well) is head scratching and frustrating.
Geofferson,
DMCL came up in a thread on another forum just yesterday or the day before.
i agree, the movie kicks righteous ass all over so much better known more recent films in this genre.
Fox's inability to see the tremendous market out there for it (including a generation weened on tarrentino films that would probably eat it up as well) is head scratching and frustrating.
In Jackie Brown there is a scene where Robert DeNiro and Bridgette Fonda are watching TV - they are watching Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry.
02-20-03, 11:56 AM
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The Naked Prey (1966) starring Cornel Wilde. The film is not yet available on DVD.
Edited to add:
Von Ryan's Express (1965) - WWII starring Frank Sinatra
The Defiant Ones (1958) starring Tony Curtis and Sidney Poitier
Edited to add:
Von Ryan's Express (1965) - WWII starring Frank Sinatra
The Defiant Ones (1958) starring Tony Curtis and Sidney Poitier
Last edited by flixtime; 02-20-03 at 12:02 PM.
02-20-03, 01:50 PM
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Originally posted by ckolchak
DMCL came up in a thread on another forum just yesterday or the day before.
i agree, the movie kicks righteous ass all over so much better known more recent films in this genre.
Fox's inability to see the tremendous market out there for it (including a generation weened on tarrentino films that would probably eat it up as well) is head scratching and frustrating.
DMCL came up in a thread on another forum just yesterday or the day before.
i agree, the movie kicks righteous ass all over so much better known more recent films in this genre.
Fox's inability to see the tremendous market out there for it (including a generation weened on tarrentino films that would probably eat it up as well) is head scratching and frustrating.
