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Movie Review # 32 - Dollars - Buck and the Preacher - Trick Baby - Cops and Robbers - The NIght Porter - Won Ton Ton: The Dog Who Saved Hollywood - Friendly Fire
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Movie review time.
Swigs coffee………… I need to, or this will just sound proper and normal, and that simply just won’t do. Today we start with a cheeky one, it’s $’s, or dollar sign the movie, or as it stands now, (Dollars 1971). Wait it’s still dollar sign the movie on IMDB $. Anyway it stars Warren Beatty, Goldie Hawn, and Robert Wagner, in a plot that involves money, hijinks, and car crashes, and I’m just guessing.
Next up we have (Buck and the preacher 1972). This one has has the amazing duo of Sidney Poitier, and Harry Belafonte, who have both recently passed within just about a year of each other. Ruby DEE is here as well in this epic cinematic take on a not often looked at part of our american history. Look at it in the eye and yer gonna get a black eye.
Comin in hot is (Trick baby 1972). This one deserves to be showcased someday, it knocked our socks off, annnnnnnnnd it has the guy from the Bride of re-animator in it.
Emory from the boys in the band is here in our next film to be reviewed today, (Cops and robbers 1973) you may also remember Emory A.K.A. Cliff Gorman in such films as ghost dog, and all that Jazz, he’s a keeper for me and so is this movie.
(The night porter 1974) is up next and though it looked very intriguing I’m pretty sure it gets a do not recommend from all of us, which dammit, can of course make it sound more intriguing. Listen, you’ll see.
Hell yes film fans KHAAAAAAAAAAAN is here in our next film (Won ton ton: The dog who saved Hollywood 1976), Madeline Kahn that is. Terri Garr and Bruce flipping Dern are here too, we can’t lose!
Finally today we end our offering with yet another Carol Burnett made for t.v. film. (Friendly fire 1979) This one’s directed by David Greene. Check out our epic showcase of his Jesus acid fest classic Godspell, the one where Victory wonders why we showcased flipping Godspell. Also we’ll all see his name again soon in our coverage of the mini series Roots.
Well that’s the reviews and I’ve officially had waaaaaay too much coffee. Thanks for listening.
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