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33 Years Later, the Greatest Quote in This Iconic Western Still Lives Rent-Free In Our Heads (opens the original)
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There are lines in cinema history that remain forever etched in the minds of moviegoers. The ‘90s, in particular, were full of badass moments spoken from megastars, like Arnold Schwarzenegger’s “Hasta la vista, baby” from Terminator 2: Judgment Day to Keanu Reeves’ “What do you do? What do you do?” from Speed. But then there’s the low-key simplicity of Val Kilmer’s dangerous charm when his depiction of the tuberculosis-ridden Doc Holliday in Tombstone speaks the immortal line “I’m your huckleber
Jason Statham's Remake of a Burt Reynolds Action Thriller Surpassed the Original in Every Way (opens the original)
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William Goldman’s 1985 novel Heat had the makings of a gritty crime thriller destined to be adapted for the big screen with its exploration of the moody life of a former mercenary-turned-bodyguard, plagued by a gambling addiction and a desire to flee Las Vegas. Goldman’s novel was adapted twice — first, in the 1986 thriller of the same name starring Burt Reynolds under the direction of Dick Richards, and then the 2015 version, called Wild Card, starring Jason Statham by director Simon West. By c
Jason Statham's Remake of a Burt Reynolds Action Thriller Surpassed the Original in Every Way (opens the original)
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William Goldman’s 1985 novel Heat had the makings of a gritty crime thriller destined to be adapted for the big screen with its exploration of the moody life of a former mercenary-turned-bodyguard, plagued by a gambling addiction and a desire to flee Las Vegas. Goldman’s novel was adapted twice — first, in the 1986 thriller of the same name starring Burt Reynolds under the direction of Dick Richards, and then the 2015 version, called Wild Card, starring Jason Statham by director Simon West. Reyn
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