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After Hours (1985)
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This well-regarded cult film is a tense Kafka-esque tale concerning what happens to a likable computer guy who is in the wrong place at the wrong time in the city that never sleeps--New York. This is a New York infested with bizarre characters vividly brought to life by a once-in-a-lifetime cast. Griffin Dunne's wonderfully controlled comic performance as Paul Hackett is the glue that holds this increasingly surreal film together. Scorsese utilizes a full array of independent and underground film techniques, including special film speed manipulations, angles, and edits, deftly capturing the strange rhythms of an after-hours New York City....
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| After Hours Movie Review by Andy (4/4/2007) |
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Alright, this is not a quintessential Scorsese movie, but I just love it. It's a crazy movie about a guy and his misadventures one night in New York. It's so odd and hilarious. I doubt you can find this to rent at Blockbuster, but if you have Netflix I recommend placing it at the top of your list. It's just a fun and crazy...
(complete After Hours review by Andy)
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