1987: Best Movie Year?
Dan Barrett, Simon FosterWe dare ask the provocative question: Was 1987 the best year for movies?
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So what we need to do this week is scream our love for Hollywood alpha-male, Walter Hill. His only 1987 film holding the megaphone is this bloody, dusty neo-western, and it is not his best film by any measure, but it does boast all the elem...
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I like movies made in 1987. Almost exclusively.
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