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James Dalton is a bouncer who was hired to clean up one of the worst bars in a small Missouri town, what he didn’t realise was that trying to do this would see the villianious local entrepreneur Brad Wesley to rebel against it.
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Continue reading “Road House (1989) Review”
When Jimmie Rainwood is framed by two corrupt cops for drugs, he must survive his prison sentence and then get his revenge, supported by his wife Kate who will not stop fighting to prove his innocence when he is locked up.
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Continue reading “An Innocent Man (1989) Review”
When married couple Oliver and Barbara begin to hate the sight of one another they decide that divorce is the only option, the issue though that neither of them want to give up the house so the battle against one another becomes bigger as they do everything possible against the other.
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Continue reading “The War of the Roses (1989) Review”
The development of the relationship between an old Jewish woman Daisy Werthan and her African-American chauffeur Hoke Colburn in the American South which grows to a great friendship over the years.
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Continue reading “Driving Miss Daisy (1989) Review”
Three generations of the same family are brought together for a robbery when Adam is offered to make $1m by stealing from a high tech companies lab. Enlisting the help of his Grandfather Jessie it’s not long before his father Vito is in on the act to protect him as well.
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Continue reading “Family Business (1989) Review”I totally forgot just how impressive this scene is from Batman (1989) and with Jack Nicholson in the role as the Joker doing a fantastic dance to Partyman by Prince. It really is just one of those scenes where the music fights so perfectly with the characters and film as a whole.
When Pete Sandich dies during a forest-fire which he was trying to put out from a plane, he is brought back to mentor a young pilot and to bring closer to his girlfriend Dorian Durston.
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Tonight starting at 7:30pm I am heading to the cinema to see the 1989 Batman film on the big screen. Something that really does excite me considering my love for this film and Batman/Bruce Wayne. As much as I love the Nolan trilogy this was the film that really kicked off my love for Batman watching it as a kid and adoring it. Baring in mind I had not long turned 2 years old when it was released in the cinema I am very much looking forward to seeing it on the big screen after all this time!
Bill and Ted are about to fail history and be kicked out of school, unless they can get an A+ on the final presentation. With the help of a time machine they manage to collect historical figures and learn a few things along the way!
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Continue reading “Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure (1989) Review”
In Brooklyn on the hottest day of the year hate and bigotry hits breaking point when after building up for a long time it explodes into violence.
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