Movie Marathon (Part 2)

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Movies set on land but mostly not in a city or town

  1. Breaker Morant
  2. Walkabout
  3. The Patriot
  4. The Grapes of Wrath
  5. Paper Moon
  6. The Blair Witch Project
  7. The Bridges of Madison County
  8. The Last of the Mohicans
6784

Movies set on land but mostly not in a city or town

  1. Breaker Morant
  2. Walkabout
  3. The Patriot
  4. The Grapes of Wrath
  5. Paper Moon
  6. The Blair Witch Project
  7. The Bridges of Madison County
  8. The Last of the Mohicans
  9. Red River
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Movies set on land but mostly not in a city or town

  1. Breaker Morant
  2. Walkabout
  3. The Patriot
  4. The Grapes of Wrath
  5. Paper Moon
  6. The Blair Witch Project
  7. The Bridges of Madison County
  8. The Last of the Mohicans
  9. Red River
  10. City Slickers

pass

-“BB”-

6786

Movies that take place on a single set . . . or, like, nearly so.

  1. Rope
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Movies that take place on a single set . . . or, like, nearly so.

  1. Rope
  2. Lifeboat (1944)

Despite the difficulties presented by the fact that the entire cast was confined to a set that consisted of the single lifeboat, director Hitchcock still found a way to fit his signature cameo appearance into this film.

-“BB”-

6788

Movies that take place on a single set . . . or, like, nearly so.

  1. Rope
  2. Lifeboat (1944)
  3. 12 Angry Men
6789

Movies that take place on a single set . . . or, like, nearly so.

  1. Rope
  2. Lifeboat (1944)
  3. 12 Angry Men
  4. My Dinner with Andre.
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Movies that take place on a single set . . . or, like, nearly so.

  1. Rope
  2. Lifeboat (1944)
  3. 12 Angry Men
  4. My Dinner with Andre.
  5. Casper
6791

Movies that take place on a single set . . . or, like, nearly so.

  1. Rope
  2. Lifeboat (1944)
  3. 12 Angry Men
  4. My Dinner with Andre.
  5. Casper
  6. Phone Booth
6792

Movies that take place on a single set . . . or, like, nearly so.

  1. Rope
  2. Lifeboat (1944)
  3. 12 Angry Men
  4. My Dinner with Andre.
  5. Casper
  6. Phone Booth
  7. 12 Cloverfield Lane
6793

Movies that take place on a single set . . . or, like, nearly so.

  1. Rope
  2. Lifeboat (1944)
  3. 12 Angry Men
  4. My Dinner with Andre.
  5. Casper
  6. Phone Booth
  7. 12 Cloverfield Lane
  8. Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf
6794

Movies that take place on a single set . . . or, like, nearly so.

  1. Rope
  2. Lifeboat (1944)
  3. 12 Angry Men
  4. My Dinner with Andre.
  5. Casper
  6. Phone Booth
  7. 12 Cloverfield Lane
  8. Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf
  9. Rear Window

An entire soundstage building (including the basement; the floor was removed) was used to create the courtyard and surrounding apartment buildings.

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  1. Rope
  2. Lifeboat (1944)
  3. 12 Angry Men
  4. My Dinner with Andre.
  5. Casper
  6. Phone Booth
  7. 12 Cloverfield Lane
  8. Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf
  9. Rear Window
  10. 127 Hours

NEXT: First films of people who became very famous

  1. Alien – Sigourney Weaver (not technically her first, but she had only 1 line in her very first)
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First films of people who became very famous

  1. Alien – Sigourney Weaver (not technically her first, but she had only 1 line in her very first)
  2. Coast of Terror – Mel Gibson

An Australian-produced film also known as “Summer City”. Only reason I know this is because about fifteen years ago I worked for a company that produced and distributed cheap DVDs of obscure, second-rate, public domain, or direct-to-video films for things like the “2 for $10” bins in WalMart and elsewhere, and “Summer City” was one of our titles.

And yeah, the packaging definitely played up the “Featuring Mad Max” connection.

-“BB”-

6797

First films of people who became very famous

  1. Alien – Sigourney Weaver (not technically her first, but she had only 1 line in her very first)
  2. Coast of Terror – Mel Gibson
  3. Downhill Racer - Sylvester Stallone

as “uncredited extra”. First credited role: Stud in The Party at Kitty and Stud’s.

6798

First films of people who became very famous

  1. Alien – Sigourney Weaver (not technically her first, but she had only 1 line in her very first)
  2. Coast of Terror – Mel Gibson
  3. Downhill Racer - Sylvester Stallone
  4. Me, Natalie - Al Pacino

His first lead role was as a heroin addict in Panic in Needle Park.

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First films of people who became very famous

  1. Alien – Sigourney Weaver (not technically her first, but she had only 1 line in her very first)
  2. Coast of Terror – Mel Gibson
  3. Downhill Racer - Sylvester Stallone
  4. Me, Natalie - Al Pacino
  5. The Kentuckian - Walter Matthau
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First films of people who became very famous

  1. Alien – Sigourney Weaver (not technically her first, but she had only 1 line in her very first)
  2. Coast of Terror – Mel Gibson
  3. Downhill Racer - Sylvester Stallone
  4. Me, Natalie - Al Pacino
  5. The Kentuckian - Walter Matthau
  6. Can I Do It … 'Til I need Glasses? - Robin Williams

Can I Do It was a raunchy sex comedy sketch movie. Williams’ scenes didn’t make the final cut in the original 1977 release, but they were restored and the movie re-released after he gained fame from “Mork and Mindy,” which debuted in 1978. But Can I Do It was still his first film.

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First films of people who became very famous

  1. Alien – Sigourney Weaver (not technically her first, but she had only 1 line in her very first)
  2. Coast of Terror – Mel Gibson
  3. Downhill Racer - Sylvester Stallone
  4. Me, Natalie - Al Pacino
  5. The Kentuckian - Walter Matthau
  6. Can I Do It … 'Til I need Glasses? - Robin Williams
  7. The Cry Baby Killer - Jack Nicholson
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First films of people who became very famous

  1. Alien – Sigourney Weaver (not technically her first, but she had only 1 line in her very first)
  2. Coast of Terror – Mel Gibson
  3. Downhill Racer - Sylvester Stallone
  4. Me, Natalie - Al Pacino
  5. The Kentuckian - Walter Matthau
  6. Can I Do It … 'Til I need Glasses? - Robin Williams
  7. The Cry Baby Killer - Jack Nicholson
  8. No Way Out - Brad Pitt