Chan's most memorable martial arts sequences have been for this movie, including the final fight in the cave.S. This movie is listed in their catalog as being released in 17 languages.S. Dom's day with a private detective, Rose, is getting stranger by the hour, which can only mean that something serious is afoot. It seems that Rose had been in the market for a new car, but her old one is having a bit of trouble. Later that evening, she pulls into the parking lot of a New York City shopping mall, but she feels an odd sense of déjà vu. As she heads toward the escalators, she looks around. She sees a man watching her. But who is he?
I Just Love You So
Sammy
DVD
106min. year. 1h 35mlength. 6.7IMDB.
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As her relationship with her husband takes a turn for the worse, she realizes she has become a burden to him, but she's also drawn to the outsider who has started calling to visit.
The ending is extremely predictable, but there is no denying the fun. There is plenty of action and some humor, but nothing more than what you'd expect from a film with this title.
The Samurai
93min. year. 1h 28mlength. 6.2IMDB.
Hector discovers an ancient scroll which holds the secret of how to beat a dangerous warrior in battle. He is unaware that the warrior will soon be after him to find out what it is. This movie was the first of three collaborations between director Sam Peckinpah and actor Robert Ryan. Ryan played a dour, old gunslinger of a character in the same genre as Hombre, for which Peckinpah had previously directed the U.S. remake.
Just like most of Peckinpah's work, this movie has some great performances, but it's not very memorable in any way. A few years later, Peckinpah directed the similar-themed action film The Wild Bunch (1969), and Ryan played a supporting role in that film, too.
All the King's Men
115min. year. 1h 40mlength. 6.6IMDB.
In 1956, Florida. Harry Grossman (Broderick Crawford) is the old-time political fix
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