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I would rather see him carrying a sword since that is mostly what he uses in the movie.
1 Out for Justice
2 Marked for Death
3 On Deadly Ground
Interesting anecdote. I just picked up this movie on blu ray after renting it. Ann-Margaret sure could turn heads. She was worth the purchase just about all by herself! Good movie overall👍
Yeah..
1. I'll be Around
2. Living a Little, Laughing a Little
3. One of a Kind (Love affair)
I still remember when this movie was a trendsetter. Now it does seem clichéd and hard to sit thru without skipping scenes.
It's the same detective. I just got done watching it. He must have bad short-term memory. Perhaps that was why he asked for his ID the second time just to be sure.
Suave.
8.
In terms of the woke cancel culture it has aged tremendously.
Still the Same
Against the Wind
Shame on the Moon
Demonhunter looked bad from season 3. This series is in dire need of audio/video cleanup. Not much consistency between episodes..perhaps Kino Lorber or Shout Factory could do a proper restore. They have renewed other obscure titles.
I also think she was always a mannequin. A mannequin of low self esteem as she thinks her red herring housemate is more beautiful than her. I think this episode is merely symbolic of a person's perceived inadequacies in the dating department and how they desperately try to be noticed by someone on the outside even if they feel invisible. The writer/director of this episode seems to want the viewer to come to this conclusion.
I rated this one a 6. I gave the first one a 7.
I noticed on TV awhile back that they edited out the werewolf break to run more commercials.
He does! I think he wore a toupee in this film.
Jack Abramoff in Casino Jack (2010)
Honorable mention: Jack Vincennes of course in LA Confidential (1997) and John W. in Glengarry Glen Ross (1992)
The complaining is rubbish. They just don't have a taste for good stories.
Yes, great Saint Patrick's mobfilm☘👍
George Peppard mentioned that Jack Smight's 2hr 15 minute original cut (which he liked) was heavily edited by 45 minutes by executives at 20th century. Not sure if that cut is available but the TV cut might be floating around that had extra scenes with Peppard and Murray Hamilton that aren't on the VHS/DVD/blu ray.