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CROCKETTEER
Crockett and Tubbs are back in this big-screen Miami Vice spin-off adventure.
When Sonny Crockett is bequeathed a jet-pack from his dead grandfather, he becomes an even more out of control cop! Until he reads the instructions.
Starring: Donald Johnson, Philip Michael Thomas, Edward James Olmos and Timothy Dalton
Music by Hans Zimmer
Directed by McG
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TUBBS THUMPER
When Ricardo Tubbs' partner Sonny Crockett is killed in an exploding jetpack incident, he's assigned a new partner, a grizzled old seen-it-all detective - cartoon rabbit Thumper! They investigate an 80 year old cold case - the murder of Mrs Betty Bambi in a so-called "hunting accident". Their prime-suspect - the literal Head of Disney (or Kathleen Kennedy).*
Starring: Denzel Washington, Edward James Olmos, Donald Johnson, Dakota Johnson, CGI Kathleen Kennedy as "Kennedy", CGI Walt Disney as "The Dizz", and the CGI voice of Mel Blanc as Thumper.
Music by John Debney
Directed by Antoine Fuqua
*This production helped employ 30,000 animators.
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Avonlanche (1979)
It's the annual Avon products convention in the town of Avon next to the River Avon, Colorado, USA. Despite a storm warning in effect, Avon ladies from around the world have gathered at Avon HQ for an evening of awards and in-fighting. But when the storm arrives it is deadlier than expected. It blows open an adjoining warehouse, causing an avalanche of Avon products to crash through the hotel.
Who will survive? And what will be left of the products to sell?
Starring: Christopher George, Vonetta McGee, Tisa Farrow, Stephanie Beacham, Erin Grey, David Warbeck
Music: Robert O Ragland
Directed by: Herb Wallerstein
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Tall Guy
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Avonlanche (1979)
It's the annual Avon products convention in the town of Avon next to the River Avon, Colorado, USA. Despite a storm warning in effect, Avon ladies from around the world have gathered at Avon HQ for an evening of awards and in-fighting. But when the storm arrives it is deadlier than expected. It blows open an adjoining warehouse, causing an avalanche of Avon products to crash through the hotel.
Who will survive? And what will be left of the products to sell?
Starring: Christopher George, Vonetta McGee, Tisa Farrow, Stephanie Beacham, Erin Grey, David Warbeck
Music: Robert O Ragland
Directed by: Herb Wallerstein
Sounds like a job for Insurance Man, the most compliant Avenger.
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Die Hard: The Filmscore Sessions (1988)
Starring Gary Cole as Bill Lumbergh, Michael Kamen as himself
Riveting, behind-the-scenes action as Bill Lumbergh, Executive Producer, confronts Michael Kamen about his score for the classic actioner!
Lumbergh: So Mike, if you could just, uh, switch out “Happy Trails, Hans” and “Aftermath – Powell’s Comeback” with, uh, Scott’s “We’ve Got Each Other” and Horner’s “Resolution and Hyperspace” – you know, to punch up the emotional release and all, that’d be just great, mmk?
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Tom Hardy was set to play Elton John in a bio pic.
Thankfully he couldn't sing
THIS IS TRUE!
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THREE WISE MEN (1990)
A small town in Tennessee prepares for the Christmas Holiday and discovers the true spirit of the holiday by embracing a dwarf with a fez who can only communicate by writing on an Etch-A-Sketch in Swedish. Jeff Bridges, Mary McDonnell, Warwick Davis, Kathleen Freeman, Mel Johnson Jr., and Harry Dean Stanton as "Uncle Fudge"
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SIMIANS (1980)
From the producers of "The Manitou" come this disturbing tale of a reporter (Katharine Ross) who learns that the death of an advertising executive (Tony Curtis) is linked to a re-incarnation of an Egyptian pharaoh as an gorilla with a nervous tick who brutalizes a small upstate New York town. Ron O'Neal, Rossano Brazzi, Frances Sternhagen, Michael Ansara, and Karen Black as "Linda"
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PUNCH THAT BIG CACTUS (1992)
Keenan Ivory Wayans follows up his lampooning of 1970's blaxploitation films with this homage to the blaxploitation western. When a former slave (Wayans) partners up with cattle Rustler (Jim Brown) and a card player (Bernie Casey), all hell breaks loose as they confront a lawless murderer (Isaac Hayes), a crooked sheriff (John Vernon), and a midget named Leo (Gary Coleman). Pam Grier, David Alan Grier, James Carrey, Kim Wayans, and John Savage as "Greener"
This premise is too good for a mere Wayans project. Sure, there's a subtle nod to "Take a Hard Ride", but I think this one should be played straight. Have it filmed in 1973 minus Wayans, and get yourself another midget.
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THE GREAT DETECTIVES (1985)
When reporter Stanton Moore (James Franciscus) is gravely injured after an attempt on his life while researching a story, old friend Alan Fivehouse (Michael Lonsdale) travels to New York for clues that span him across the country to stop a building conspiracy to destroy the United Nations. Along for the ride with Fivehouse are Moore's associates, Philadelpia Detective Mason James (Severin Darden), Dr. Stuart Williard (Patrick Stewart), "The Reasoner" Neville Markus (Leo McKern), Geordie Gilberdyke (Simon Ward), Prime Minister Blunton (Tom Baker). Louis Jourdan, Robbie Benson, Jenny Aguter, Kelly Preston, and Brian Keith.
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