A lone-wolf Hollywood stunt driver (Ryan Gosling) moonlights as a freelance getaway wheelman, and he finds his solitary...
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2011
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2002
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An invisible pooch comes to a lonely young heir's rescue by preventing the lad's impossibly greedy aunt from bilking him out...
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1998
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An adolescent sorceress-to-be has to pass a special test in order to become a full-fledged witch: she must save a henpecked...
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Brenden
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1997
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In this light-hearted fantasy, a talented young magician stumbles across an unusual ring and ends up in Camelot before King...
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1996
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When a finalist for "Centerfold of the Year" downs an experimental beauty-enhancing potion concocted by mad-scientist Dr....
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1995
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Late stuntman Bernhard Pock wrote, directed, and starred in this gritty modern-day fairy tale about a biker poet on a journey...
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1995
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A family's life is thrown into comical chaos after mom accidentally drinks her inventor husband's latest concoction -- an...
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1995
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Russ Tamblyn guest-stars as Capt. Maynard, an old war buddy of Captain Sheridan's. Maynard's arrival prompts Sheridan to...
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1994
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Former NBC intern and Get a Life creator Chris Elliott stars as the title character, a recent graduate of the exclusive Fancy...
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1994
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The made-for-cable satirical comedy Running Mates is about a bachelor U.S. Senator named Hugh (Ed Harris), who falls in love...
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1992
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This low-budget Troma film makes fun of low-budget sword and sorcery movies. The story centers on the battle for the...
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Ulric
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1992
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The final cliffhanger episode of the first season of Twin Peaks, entitled "The Last Evening," originally aired on May 24,...
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1990
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The fourth episode of Twin Peaks' first season, "The One-Armed Man," was originally broadcast on May 3, 1990, and directed by...
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1990
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Episode five of the first season of Twin Peaks, "Cooper's Dreams," originally aired on May 10, 1990, and was directed by...
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1990
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Episode six in the first season of Twin Peaks, "Realization Time," originally aired May 17, 1990, and was directed by...
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1990
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Originally broadcast on April 26, 1990, episode three of Twin Peaks, "Rest in Pain," takes place the day of Laura Palmer's...
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1990
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Originally broadcast on April 19, 1990, the memorable and pivotal second episode of Twin Peaks, "Zen, or the Skill of...
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1990
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1990
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The groundbreaking and influential Twin Peaks series originally ran on the ABC network for the short time between April 1990...
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1990
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Also known as "The Northwest Passage," the two-hour pilot episode of Twin Peaks originally aired April 8, 1990. The central...
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1989
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Set in a post-apocalyptic 21st Century, Aftershock offers us a world ruled by an unseen female voice, where scuzzy...
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1989
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A rape victim makes a deal with the Devil so she can have supernatural assistance while getting graphically gory revenge. ~...
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Prof. Charles DeLonge
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1988
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Blood Screams, a fairly entertaining, bloody horror thriller filmed in Mexico and directed by Glenn Gebhard, is the familiar...
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Frank
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1988
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This gory medical thriller managed to pre-date an early-'90s spate of direct-to-video exploitation films dealing with sleazy...
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Hugh
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1988
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1987
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In this fast-paced actioner, a brave young woman must deliver a specially designed, top-secret super-destructo armored...
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1987
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Phantom Empire pokes fun and pays a sly tribute to the sci-fi serials that made Saturday afternoon at the movies such a...
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1987
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The works of "Puppetoon" creator and special effects wizard George Pal are perhaps best seen separately and in toto rather...
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1985
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Rock legend Neil Young directed this bizarre bit of sci-fi-accented satire under his nom de cinema Bernard Shakey, as well as...
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Screenwriter, Fred Kelly
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1982
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In this blaxploitation actioner from cult filmmaker Al Adamson, Timothy Brown plays a Las Vegas detective named "Kicks"...
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1976
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Three rollicking bumblers get into all sorts of slapstick trouble as they attempt their get-rich schemes at the race track...
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1972
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With a barrage of cinematic distancing devices at hand (flashbacks and flash-forwards, super-imposed titles, missing frames,...
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1971
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A slapdash epic of bad filmmaking geared strictly toward drive-in audiences, Dracula vs. Frankenstein has gone on to achieve...
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1971
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Film editor Bill Brame directed this standard juvenile-delinquent entry featuring a notable cast of exploitation veterans....
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1969
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The Mojave desert becomes a battleground when vicious bikers go on a killing spree, causing innocent would-be victims to get...
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Anchor
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1969
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Two gigantic fake-fur covered monsters battle it out in Tokyo. A mutation caused by an atomic blast, the green Gargantua is...
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1966
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In this western set during 1877 along the Mexican-American border, outlaws attack a stagecoach and find themselves defeated...
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Johnny
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1966
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Popular singer Connie Francis stars in this romantic musical-comedy as Libby Caruso, an aspiring young entertainer who yearns...
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1964
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In this elaborately mounted seafaring adventure, Rolfe (Richard Widmark) is a Viking leader with the cunning and devious mind...
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Orm
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1963
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Follow the Boys attempts to recapture the box-office magic of 1960's Where the Boys Are; sometimes it succeeds. Returning...
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Lt. "Smitty" Smith
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1963
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Luke Sanderson
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1963
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This long, 135-minute feature is divided into four different segments, three highlighting fairy tales and the first...
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The Woodsman
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1962
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Filmed in panoramic Cinerama, this star-studded, epic Western adventure is a true cinematic classic. Three legendary...
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1962
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Romeo and Juliet is updated to the tenements of New York City in this Oscar-winning musical landmark. Adapted by...
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Riff
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1961
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The Oklahoma land rush of 1889 provides the starting point for this western drama, based on a novel by Edna Ferber. Yancey...
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The Kid
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1960
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Producer Albert Zugsmith serves up another all-star exposé with High School Confidential. Delivering a superb performance...
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Tony Baker
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1958
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Producer/animator/special-effect maven George Pal made his feature-film directorial bow with the colorful MGM musical fantasy...
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Tom Thumb
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1958
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Grace Metalious' once-notorious bestseller Peyton Place is given a lavish -- and necessarily toned-down -- film treatment in...
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1957
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1957
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In this western, a pacifistic store owner does all he can to avoid association with his father, a notorious gunfighter. One...
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Eric Doolittle
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1956
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Jimmy
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1956
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In this western, a young cowboy becomes a man as he tries to decide whether to escape the notorious shadow of his late...
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Tully
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1956
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Hit the Deck is the second film version of the same-named 1927 hit Broadway musical. Though updated for the 1950s, the basic...
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1955
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Packaged and sold as an outdoor actioner, Many Rivers to Cross is as much a comedy as anything else. Robert Taylor stars as...
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Shields
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1955
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Based extremely loosely on the Stephen Vincent Benet story Sobbin' Women," Seven Brides for Seven Brothers is one of the best...
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Gideon Pontabee
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1954
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1954
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"You guys will never be soldiers!" With these words, Richard Widmark opens and closes Take the High Ground. Widmark plays...
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Paul Jamison
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1953
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Retreat, Hell! is out of favor with most disciples of director Joseph H. Lewis, partly because it was a major-studio release,...
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Jimmy McDermid
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1952
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Ronald Reagan delivers one of his best screen performances as baseball great Grover Cleveland Alexander in The Winning Team....
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1952
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1951
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Based on a story by Paddy Chayefsky, this is the tale of a man who is being forced to retire from his job, at the age of 65,...
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1951
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Alan Ladd plays the title role in Captain Carey USA. A former OSS operative, Captain Carey returns to Italy after the war to...
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1950
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Though filmed in Hollywood, The Vicious Years is set in postwar Italy. Tommy Cook plays a homeless orphan named Mario, who...
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1950
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Spencer Tracy received an Oscar nomination for his performance in this classic comedy. Stanley T. Banks (Tracy) is a securely...
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1950
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1949
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The definitive Joseph H. Lewis-directed melodrama, Gun Crazy is the "Bonnie and Clyde" story retooled for the disillusioned...
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1949
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The "kid" is Johnny Barrows (Russ Tamblyn), who runs away from his nasty stepfather and hits the streets of Cleveland....
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Johnny Barrows
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1949
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Finding a curiously silent young runaway boy (Dean Stockwell) whose head has been completely shaved, small town police call...
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1948
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