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VANISHING POINT (1971)
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Race car drive Barry Newman, pumped up on amphetamines and guided by the words of a blind disc jockey (Cleavon Little), floors his Dodge towards infamy.
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WARRIORS, THE
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Walter Hill's popular gang movie infuses its story of a gang crossing rivals' turf in a neon underworld New York with comic book energy and visual pizzazz.
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RADIO DAYS
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Woody Allen's wonderful period comedy returns with much nostalgia to the days of radio, mixing humor with pathos in one his most accomplished features.
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PLAY MISTY FOR ME
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In his suspenseful directorial debut, Clint Eastwood plays a late-night radio disc jockey who is haunted by an obsessive groupie (Jessica Walter).
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TALK RADIO
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In this Oliver Stone film that's based on real murder, Eric Bogosian plays a high-strung, top-rated radio personality who spends a "memorable" night on the air.
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COLLEGE SWING/ BIG BROADCAST OF 1938
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Bob Hope made his feature film debut in this musical farce set on a ship. As it races across the Atlantic, Hope sings and laughs it up with W.C. Fields and others.
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PONTYPOOL
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A resourceful Canadian thriller about a shock jock, his radio crew, and a virus that's literally spreading by word of mouth, surrounding their studio.
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GROSSE POINTE BLANK
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John Cusack shines as a hitman returning to Michigan for a high school reunion, where ex-flame Minnie Driver hosts a new wave radio show.
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PRAIRIE HOME COMPANION, A
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Robert Altman's endearing paean to radio and a vanishing past finds him joining forces with Garrison Keillor and a characteristically star-studded ensemble cast.
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WELCOME BACK, MR. MCDONALD
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In this triumphant blend of screwball comedy and satire, a live radio drama turns into utter chaos when the leads demand changes that alter the entire play.
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