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    #id
    Originally posted by Troll
    yeah French Connection had the obligitory high speed car chase if I recall
    one of the classics! foot, train, bridge, car... of course it probably seems dated now (and a bit sped up perhaps?) but groundbreaking at the time.
    Last edited by DS23; 8 July 2007, 10:26.

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      #id
      strange.. i like his work. what was that one where he was always snooping... the listener? something like that. excellent movie.

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        #id
        all i can remember is his glasses though.... maybe it is not such a great film.

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          #id
          the conversation! that's it.

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            #id
            yeah, hackman was a neurotic recluse kind of chap. superb performance. kind of reprised later in enemy of the state.

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              #id
              then there's french connection 2 where he gets loaded to the gills by the druggies he's trying to catch.

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                #id
                he was in the superman movies... maybe those are the exceptions that prove the rule.

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                  #id
                  I liked him in Mississippi Burning
                  How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't think

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                    #id
                    never liked superman. always preferred captain america. no idea why now.

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                      #id
                      he was great in the unforgiven.

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