I'm almost certain this is the one, or it could be "Road to Morocco". I get those two confused.
Posted on 12/20/2004 11:31:01 AM PST by adb102
Hi all I saw a movie the other night on TV (one of the HBO channels I think) and I just loved it. It's one of those movies that some of us say if only this really would happen today. Stay with it for the last 1/2 hour because the twist will get you. Below are a few details of this 1997 movie. Would love to know if any of you have seen it and whay you think.
Plot Summary: A community activist charged with killing two cops, one of them his ex-wife, is found not guilty due to lack of evidence... (more) (view trailer)
Cast overview, Bill Pullman .... Steve Donohue Robert Loggia .... Captain Lou Unger Blair Underwood .... Lieutenant C. Hodges
I loved the scene where Rick and Ilsa go off together, leaving Viktor on the runway with Inspector Renault.
And the name of the movie?
It would be nice to know the name of the movie or for you to post a link to some information about the movie.
Am I skimming too fast, or is the title of the movie not mentioned in this post?
TITLE?????
9.
excellent question
Lost Highway?
According to IMDB, it's "Mistrial" from 1996.
Dude! What's the name of the movie? Engage brain, then post...
I am going to see Sideways this week....I have been trying to go for a month now!
It came from "Unnngh"
The Bunny with the Pancake on his Head, Part 1
I'm almost certain this is the one, or it could be "Road to Morocco". I get those two confused.
"Worst Vanity Ever." --Comic Book Guy
Oh, come on, you don't even put the title of the movie?
You should have the common sense to at least mention the title.
I like the one where Mary is in the bush nekkid while George Bailey wonders what to do about the whole situation.
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