Oscar-winning actor William Hurt dies aged 71
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No good. I liked him. Get a colonoscopy - "shitty" as that is to do
Big Chill, one of my favorites.
Hurt driving the beat up '69 Targa was a great intro for him in that movie
Hurt driving the beat up '69 Targa was a great intro for him in that movie
Internal vs external. Internal like cancer is natural. External would be like a car crash
Starred in one of my all-time favorite movies: Until the End of the World (by Wim Wenders).
The director's cut, which I have never seen, is a mere 287 minutes (Dan Carlin territory). The fact that the director's cut is so long explains why the original release seems a bit disjointed in a few places. Still, it's a great movie. It's also funny that the Blu Ray version still includes deleted scenes. In fact, there is a rumor that the original cut was 20 hours! The soundtrack is also wicked good.
On top of that, Solveig Dommartin co-stars. (And she's nekkid!)
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The director's cut, which I have never seen, is a mere 287 minutes (Dan Carlin territory). The fact that the director's cut is so long explains why the original release seems a bit disjointed in a few places. Still, it's a great movie. It's also funny that the Blu Ray version still includes deleted scenes. In fact, there is a rumor that the original cut was 20 hours! The soundtrack is also wicked good.
On top of that, Solveig Dommartin co-stars. (And she's nekkid!)
Until the End of the World review – visionary techno-futurist nightmare
Starring William Hurt, the five-hour director’s cut of Wim Wenders’s 1991 global road-trip movie seems even more miraculous than the leaner original
Until the End of the World
Conceived as the ultimate road movie, this decades-in-the-making science-fiction epic from Wim Wenders follows the restless Claire Tourneur (Solveig Dommartin) across continents as she pursues a mysterious stranger (William Hurt) in possession of a device that can make the blind see and bring...
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