Cloak & Dagger (1984)

Actors: Tom Holland (writer), Henry Thomas (actor), Nicholas Guest (actor), Jeanette Nolan (actress), John McIntire (actor), William Marquez (actor), Michael Murphy (actor), Louie Anderson (actor), Robert DoQui (actor), Dabney Coleman (actor), William Forsythe (actor), Linden Chiles (actor), Dabney Coleman (actor), Cornell Woolrich (writer), Tom Holland (writer),

Plot: 11-year-old Davey, whose mother is dead and whose father doesn't spend nearly enough time with him. So the boy loses himself in video games--and even has an imaginary friend, a super-resourceful secret agent. When he accidentally comes into possession of a spy group's secret plans, and winds up on the run from them, he must learn to rely on himself and his imaginary pal to save his skin. But, in the end, Dad proves to be his real hero.

Keywords: 12-year-old, actor-playing-multiple-roles, actual-animal-killed, airplane, airport, ampersand-in-title, bomb, boy, bus, chase
Genres: Action, Adventure, Crime, Family, Mystery, Thriller,
Taglines: Davey's hero was imaginary . . . but the enemy agents were real! It's not just a game anymore. Davey Osborne is playing for keeps. It began as just another harmless game he played many times. Then top secret documents fell into his hands. And real bullets started flying. Now, he's being pursued by deadly enemies. And they're not playing around. But no one will believe his incredible story. In fact, there's only one person left that can save him... a legendary agent named Flack. And time is running out. You can cry 'wolf' once too often!

Quotes:

Davey Osborne: Jack Flack always escapes.

[last lines]::Davey Osborne: How'd you escape?::Hal Osborne: Jack Flack always escapes.::Davey Osborne: I don't need him anymore. I've got you, Dad.

Kim Gardener: It's not fair. Jack Flack always escapes. How does he do it, Morris? I had ten times as many bullets.::Morris: Yeah, but Flack had ingenuity and the contacts, Kim. That's better than bullets sometimes.

Lieutenant Fleming: I can tell you one thing: if we were at war, I'd want him on my side.

Davey Osborne: [into walkie-talkie] Jack Flack to Lady Ace. Come in, Lady Ace.::Kim Gardener: [into walkie-talkie] Yeah, Davey. What is it?::Davey Osborne: Come on, Kim. Play right.::Kim Gardener: Fine. Fine. Lady Ace to Jack Flack. Do you read me?::Davey Osborne: Loud and clear. I'll proceed to the building and you follow me in.::Kim Gardener: This is what I meant by "embarrassing".

Jack Flack: [materializes from behind the bedroom door as Davey's father is walking down the hall] Not too smart for a military man, huh?::Davey Osborne: Shut up! [throws his Jack Flack miniature figure at Jack, who gasps in surprise and vanishes]

Davey Osborne: [realizing that he has backed himself into a corner, Davey raises the pistol] Don't come any closer or I'll shoot...::Rice: [Rice approaches Davey, slowly emerging from under the darkened bridge] Yeah sure you will, red ink. Only this one [taps the semi-automatic he holds, complete with silencer, as he is speaking] shoots real bullets. [Rice pulls the reload switch on the weapon for effect]::Davey Osborne: I'm warning you! This is not a water pistol...::Rice: Neither is this. I could turn you into shredded meat in about, uh, three seconds with this baby if I wanted to. [Rice continues to advance on Davey, slowly]::Jack Flack: [materializes next to Davey] Shoot him. Just pull the trigger and shoot him, Davey.::Davey Osborne: Jack, I... [Davey looks quickly to Jack and back to the advancing Rice, unsure what to do]::Jack Flack: All right, I'll show you what a real hero would do, watch this! [Jack moves to the next wall to the right of Davey]::Davey Osborne: Jack?::Jack Flack: [the camera pans to Jack who now appears translucent, somewhat ghostly. Rice, confused, looks to Jack's direction and squints, apparently he can see someone, but he is unsure of who or what he is exactly seeing. Jack has taken off his hat and is now holding it over his chest] Come on, Turkey! Shoot! Come on! Right Here! Come on, Hit Me! Pull the trigger!...::Davey Osborne: [Davey looks to where Jack is standing, quickly glances back to Rice, and back to Jack, realizing that Jack is about to be shot] Jack, don't! [Rice turns to Jack's direction and fires many rounds, we see Jack being hit by the shots and pushed back into the wall]::Davey Osborne: NO! [Davey turns back to Rice quickly, points and shoots]::Rice: GAGH! [Rice is hit in the chest and falls back into the river, dead]

Davey Osborne: Freeze turkey! [Rice steps back, apparently startled that a kid has a gun, Davey looks back quickly to see Kim running up the steps, then back to Rice] .::Davey Osborne: Take my advice, don't follow us... [Davey begins to back away, moving in Kim's direction]::Rice: You little punk! [Rice lunges towards Davey, trying to grab the gun, Davey pulls the trigger which shoots red ink, momentarily blinding Rice] Gagh! [Davey uses the moment of surprise and runs off] . Wha? [Rice dabs at his eyes, wiping away the red ink and trying to determine which way the kids ran]

Jack Flack: Not that way Davey! It's a dead end!

Davey Osborne: Jack? [Davey moves to the wall and runs his hands over the bullet holes caused by Rice's automatic weapon]::Jack Flack: [Jack materializes, sitting on the ground under the bullet holes. He stands up] Hey! Congrats Davey, you won!::Davey Osborne: I thought he shot you...::Jack Flack: Nah, never touched me [Jack begins to pad himself down making sure he wasn't hit. He picks up his beret and runs his fingers through it, finding one bullet hole] Hmm.::Davey Osborne: [Davey runs his hands over the bullet holes again] But he could see you...::Jack Flack: [Jack puts his beret back on] Ah, probably didn't have much imagination anyway. [Jack moves over to the edge of the riverwalk, and sees Rice, face down, floating down river] Huh. Tough break. [Jack looks back to Davey and notices him belwidered at what just happened, and holds him by the shoulders] Look Davey, you killed the bad guys, you won the game! Well, how do you feel? [Jack rubs Davey's head, messing up his hair in a "good job" gesture] .::Davey Osborne: It wasn't fair. You made me shoot, you made me kill him! [Davey begins to back away from Jack]::Jack Flack: Ah, classic self defense. Come on, let's go save Kim! [Jack moves to grab Davey's arm]::Davey Osborne: [Davey throws down his Jack Flack minature figure and stomps on it three times, breaking off the plastic base] I don't wanna play anymore!::Jack Flack: Oh. Sigh, Why does this always have to happen? They grow up, they forget, they... [Jack looks down Davey's broken minature figure of himself on the ground] break their toys...::Davey Osborne: What?::Jack Flack: Your father said the same thing. [a slow dripping sound is heard, like liquid on leather, slow at first, then quickens. Jack looks down at his chest, noticing it's coming from him] Hmm? Damn. [Jack has begun to bleed from several entry wounds where the bullets hit him]::Davey Osborne: He did hit you! [Davey moves to Jack's side]::Jack Flack: Ah, I'll be all right, come on...::Davey Osborne: But, you're bleeding...::Jack Flack: Ah, Oh! [Jack takes a couple of steps forward, then falls back against the wall, breathing heavy and slowly starts to slide down the wall to a sitting position, Davey slides down with him, trying to support his friend] Oh! [takes a razzled breath] Hey I got an idea, maybe... [Jack struggles to stay focused] maybe you should go on without me...::Davey Osborne: Don't say that, you'll be fine! [Davey begins looking around for help]::Jack Flack: You know, I always hated that part... leaving... when they stopped believing...::Davey Osborne: I'll go get some help... [Davey starts to get up]::Jack Flack: No No, don't go. [Jack roughly manages a smile, knowing the end is near] They... they wouldn't be able to see me anyway.::Davey Osborne: But... I need you Jack... [tears begin to roll down Davey's cheek, as he realizes his friend is dying]::Jack Flack: Ah, go on. You're growing up now, [Jack reaches to touch Davey's cheek and wipe away a tear] you don't need an ol' jolly pistol around like me anymore.::Davey Osborne: But... Jack Flack always escapes...::Jack Flack: You wanna know something? [Jack smiles] You're the best playmate I ever had. Tell you what, [Jack looks behind Davey to the table with the umbrella] , why don't you go over there and get me a smoke? Over there, go on.::Davey Osborne: [Davey stands and walks towards the table, looking for the ciagarettes. The camera pans back to Jack, who flickers twice, a look of pain on his face, and then disappears] Jack? [Davey moves back to where Jack was sitting] Jack come back, I can't do it on my own!

Rolling Thunder (1977)

Actors: Tommy Lee Jones (actor), Lawrence Gordon (producer), David Sheldon (miscellaneous crew), Dabney Coleman (actor), Paul Schrader (writer), William Devane (actor), Samuel Z. Arkoff (miscellaneous crew), James Best (actor), Paul Schrader (writer), Luke Askew (actor), James N. Harrell (actor), Barry De Vorzon (composer), Frank P. Keller (editor), Frank Tudisco (miscellaneous crew), Lisa Blake Richards (actress),

Plot: Major Charles Rane comes back from the war and is given a number of gifts from his hometown because he is a war hero. Some greedy thugs decide that they want to steal a number of silver dollars from him. In the process they also manage to kill his wife and son and destroy his hand. The Major wants revenge so he enlists the help of his war buddy Johnny to meet the thugs in a final showdown.

Keywords: bar, bar-shootout, baseball, blood, blood-splatter, brothel, brutality, chainsaw, convertible, disarming-someone
Genres: Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller,
Taglines: Major Charles Rane Is Coming Home To War! A Vietnam Vet Kills For Revenge Major Charles Rane Has Come Home To War! Another Shattering Experience From The Author Of "Taxi Driver."

Quotes:

Candy: What the fuck are you doing?::Johnny: I'm gonna kill a bunch of people.

Automatic Slim: [Last stand] Get your ass down here, flyboy!

Linda Forchet: Why do I always get stuck with crazy men?::Major Charles Rane: 'Cause that's the only kind that's left.

Major Charles Rane: Good to be back. We knew all along, that everyone back home from the President on down was behind us 100%. It was God and faith in our families that kept us going. Speaking for myself, I'd like to say that the whole experience has made a better man, a better officer and a better American out of me. Thank you very much.

Janet: Charlie... I was so nervous that... uh... Cliff came by to drive us up. You remember Cliff.

Cliff: [to Mark, Rane's son] Hey, runt! Not over there. C'mon. Get in back with your daddy. C'mon, runt. Let's move it! C'mon!

Mark Rane: Do you remember what I looked like as a baby?::Major Charles Rane: Sure I do, every last detail.

Major Charles Rane: [to his son] You don't remember me, do you.

Major Charles Rane: You've changed your hair.::Janet: Yeah. About 100 times in the last 3 weeks.::Major Charles Rane: And you're not wearing a brassiere.::Janet: Nobody wears them any more. Didn't they tell you that?::Major Charles Rane: No. They told us about mini-skirts but I never thought we'd get to see one.::Janet: Oh, I have one, do you want me to try it on?::Major Charles Rane: You don't have to do that.

Janet: I tell ya... the men around here don't respect anything. If I told you all the guys that called me up... A lot of your friends from the base - I didn't even look at 'em.

Murph the Surf (1975)

Actors: Randee Lynne Jensen (actress), David Sheldon (miscellaneous crew), Howard A. Smith (editor), Chuck Courtney (producer), Joseph Mell (actor), Marvin J. Chomsky (director), Donna Mills (actress), Don Stroud (actor), Robert Conrad (actor), Paul Stewart (actor), Burt Young (actor), Herb Vigran (actor), Hanna Landy (actress), Luther Adler (actor), Kip King (actor),

Plot: Based on a true story, details the daring 1964 theft of the J.P. Morgan jewel collection from New York's American Museum of Natural History. Called the "Greatest Jewel Heist of the 20th Century," the robbers took 22 precious gems, including the Star of India, the 100.32-carat de Long Ruby and the 16.25-carat Eagle Diamond, stones so famous they would be impossible to sell.

Keywords: character-name-in-title, independent-film, jewel-theft
Genres: Biography, Comedy, Crime, Drama,
Taglines: The True Story of Two Miami Playboys Who Liked the Girls and the Good Life Enough to Turn Con Men and Pull Off the Biggest Job in History! And the Cops Knew It, But Couldn't Do a Thing About It!

Dimension 5 (1966)

Actors: Jeffrey Hunter (actor), John McKee (actor), Franklin Adreon (director), Paul Frees (actor), Donald Woods (actor), Robert Ito (actor), Paul Dunlap (composer), Bill Walker (actor), Jon Lormer (actor), David Chow (actor), Robert Phillips (actor), Kam Tong (actor), France Nuyen (actress), Deanna Lund (actress), Tad Horino (actor),

Plot: An American intelligence agent, aided by a Chinese-American female agent, uses a time-travel belt to thwart Chinese operatives who are attempting to import to Los Angeles the materials to make an atomic bomb.

Keywords: brain-scan, car-chase, enemy-agent, espionage, exploding-car, firecracker, helicopter, hidden-camera, hypodermic, independent-film
Genres: Sci-Fi,
Taglines: From Out of the Depths of the Fifth Dimension - The Most Amazing Spy Thriller of All Time - as the law and a time machine battle evil in a desperate race to save a city from Atomic Destruction!

Oily Hare (1952)

Actors: Treg Brown (editor), Mel Blanc (actor), Mel Blanc (actor), Edward Selzer (producer), Tedd Pierce (writer), Carl W. Stalling (composer), Robert McKimson (director), Marian Richman (actress),

Genres: Animation, Comedy, Family, Short,

Quotes:

Bugs Bunny: [singing to the tune of "Home on the Range"] Oh, give me a home / Where da billionaires roam / An' de oil and da cattlemen play / Wit dere gushin' oil wells / An' super hotels / An' count up dere money all day / An' dat ain't hay.

Texan: A birthday cake! Now who coulda knowed it was my birthday? Especially when it t'ain't.

Last Frontier Uprising (1947)

Actors: Malcolm 'Bud' McTaggart (actor), Tom London (actor), Edmund Cobb (actor), Cactus Mack (actor), Victor Cox (actor), Art Dillard (actor), Jack Evans (actor), Herman Hack (actor), Tex Cooper (actor), Roy Barcroft (actor), Chick Hannan (actor), Neal Hart (actor), Al Haskell (actor), John Ince (actor), Frank O'Connor (actor),

Plot: Monte arrives to buy horses for the government and finds his old friend Vance who is also after horses. When their bids are identical they race for the horses. Vance's backers plan to take the horses without paying and fix the race. When Vance finds out they kill him and Monte finds himself arrested for murder.

Keywords: horse
Genres: Western,

The Lone Ranger (1938)

Actors: Lane Chandler (actor), Yakima Canutt (actor), Allan Cavan (actor), Ted Adams (actor), Stanley Andrews (actor), Fred Burns (actor), Bob Card (actor), Ted Adams (actor), Bruce Bennett (actor), Ray Bennett (actor), Billy Bletcher (actor), Dick Botiller (actor), Griff Barnett (actor), Hank Bell (actor), George Cleveland (actor),

Plot: CHAP. 1, HI YO SILVER: An outlaw leader planning to take conrol of Texas after the Civil War kills Colonel Jeffries, a man empowered to levy taxes, and assumes his identity. His men then murder a troop of Rangers. Tonto finds one Ranger still alive and he becomes the Lone Ranger. A Jeffries spy thinks one of five men is the Lone Ranger and to eliminate his enemy, Jeffries has all five captured and sentenced to death. CHAP. 2, THUNDERING EARTH: Jeffries' men plan to wipe out a wagon train of Texans. CHAP. 3, PITFALL: Jeffries forces Blanchard to send a recommendation that he be made Governor. The Lone Ranger chases the courier but a spiked pit awaits him. CHAP. 4, AGENT OF TREACHERY: Jeffries prepares another trap for the Lone Ranger. CHAP. 5, STEAMING CALDRON: Catching one of Jeffries' men who trailed a wounded Jim Clark to their secret caved, there is a fight and the Lone Ranger ends up trapped in a pit with a steaming caldron. CHAP. 6, RED MAN'S COURAGE: Clark dies from his wounds. Of the four remaining Rangers, the identity of the LOne Ranger is still unknown. When Jeffries' men kill two Indians and leave silver bullets, their tribesmen capture Tonto and prepare to kill him. CHAP. 7, WHEELS OF DISASTER: Joan has been placed in a wagon with gun powder and the Lone Ranger rides to save her. CHAP. 8, FATAL TREASURE: The Rangers get Jeffries' silver but retrieving it the next day, two of the Rangers get trapped in a well. CHAP. 9, MISSING SPUR: The Rangers are jailed for taking the silver. Kester has obtained the spur from the Lone Ranger and now says he will identify him. CHAP. 10, FLAMING FURY: The Lone Ranger and Tonto get trapped in a burning barn. CHAP. 11, SILVER BULLET: When Jeffries' men kill Bob Stuart's uncle, the maker of the silver bullets, Stuart trails them and ends up in a gunfight. CHAP. 12, ESCAPE: Stuart dies leaving three Rangers. Trying to save Joan and her father, they and the Lone Ranger are in a stage that goes over a cliff. CHAP. 13, FATAL PLUNGE: Chapter 1 flashback. CHAP. 14, MESSENGER OF DOOM: Kester uses the Rangers' pigeons to locate their secret cave. Greatly outnumbered, Forrest collapses the cave ceiling killing himself and the soldiers. CHAP. 15, LAST OF THE RANGERS: The two remaining Rangers try to escape from the rest of Jeffries' men but one is killed. The Lone Ranger organizes the Texans who then meet Jeffries and his men in a final shootout. With the Texans now in control the Lone Ranger finally unmasks.

Keywords: 1800s, alliance, ambush, american-civil-war, ammunition, anonymity, appointment, army, attack, b-western
Genres: Western,
Taglines: THE DYNAMIC HERO OF THE AIR-WAVES - NOW A DASHING HERO ON THE SCREEN (original six-sheet poster - all caps) Based on the radio serial "The Lone Ranger" - Created by Station WXYZ, Detroit - and written by Fran Striker (all original posters) HEIGH-YO, SILVER! NOW WE'RE ON THE SCREEN! The three greatest characters of radio brought to vital screen life in the outstanding serial entertainment of all time. (original three-sheet poster) Original screen play by Barry Shipman, Franklyn Aderon, Ronald Davidson, George Worthing Yates, Lois Eby (all original posters and film credit) Fantasia y adventuras del deste (original poster-Mexico)

The Lone Ranger (1938)

Actors: Lane Chandler (actor), Yakima Canutt (actor), Allan Cavan (actor), Ted Adams (actor), Stanley Andrews (actor), Fred Burns (actor), Bob Card (actor), Ted Adams (actor), Bruce Bennett (actor), Ray Bennett (actor), Billy Bletcher (actor), Dick Botiller (actor), Griff Barnett (actor), Hank Bell (actor), George Cleveland (actor),

Plot: CHAP. 1, HI YO SILVER: An outlaw leader planning to take conrol of Texas after the Civil War kills Colonel Jeffries, a man empowered to levy taxes, and assumes his identity. His men then murder a troop of Rangers. Tonto finds one Ranger still alive and he becomes the Lone Ranger. A Jeffries spy thinks one of five men is the Lone Ranger and to eliminate his enemy, Jeffries has all five captured and sentenced to death. CHAP. 2, THUNDERING EARTH: Jeffries' men plan to wipe out a wagon train of Texans. CHAP. 3, PITFALL: Jeffries forces Blanchard to send a recommendation that he be made Governor. The Lone Ranger chases the courier but a spiked pit awaits him. CHAP. 4, AGENT OF TREACHERY: Jeffries prepares another trap for the Lone Ranger. CHAP. 5, STEAMING CALDRON: Catching one of Jeffries' men who trailed a wounded Jim Clark to their secret caved, there is a fight and the Lone Ranger ends up trapped in a pit with a steaming caldron. CHAP. 6, RED MAN'S COURAGE: Clark dies from his wounds. Of the four remaining Rangers, the identity of the LOne Ranger is still unknown. When Jeffries' men kill two Indians and leave silver bullets, their tribesmen capture Tonto and prepare to kill him. CHAP. 7, WHEELS OF DISASTER: Joan has been placed in a wagon with gun powder and the Lone Ranger rides to save her. CHAP. 8, FATAL TREASURE: The Rangers get Jeffries' silver but retrieving it the next day, two of the Rangers get trapped in a well. CHAP. 9, MISSING SPUR: The Rangers are jailed for taking the silver. Kester has obtained the spur from the Lone Ranger and now says he will identify him. CHAP. 10, FLAMING FURY: The Lone Ranger and Tonto get trapped in a burning barn. CHAP. 11, SILVER BULLET: When Jeffries' men kill Bob Stuart's uncle, the maker of the silver bullets, Stuart trails them and ends up in a gunfight. CHAP. 12, ESCAPE: Stuart dies leaving three Rangers. Trying to save Joan and her father, they and the Lone Ranger are in a stage that goes over a cliff. CHAP. 13, FATAL PLUNGE: Chapter 1 flashback. CHAP. 14, MESSENGER OF DOOM: Kester uses the Rangers' pigeons to locate their secret cave. Greatly outnumbered, Forrest collapses the cave ceiling killing himself and the soldiers. CHAP. 15, LAST OF THE RANGERS: The two remaining Rangers try to escape from the rest of Jeffries' men but one is killed. The Lone Ranger organizes the Texans who then meet Jeffries and his men in a final shootout. With the Texans now in control the Lone Ranger finally unmasks.

Keywords: 1800s, alliance, ambush, american-civil-war, ammunition, anonymity, appointment, army, attack, b-western
Genres: Western,
Taglines: THE DYNAMIC HERO OF THE AIR-WAVES - NOW A DASHING HERO ON THE SCREEN (original six-sheet poster - all caps) Based on the radio serial "The Lone Ranger" - Created by Station WXYZ, Detroit - and written by Fran Striker (all original posters) HEIGH-YO, SILVER! NOW WE'RE ON THE SCREEN! The three greatest characters of radio brought to vital screen life in the outstanding serial entertainment of all time. (original three-sheet poster) Original screen play by Barry Shipman, Franklyn Aderon, Ronald Davidson, George Worthing Yates, Lois Eby (all original posters and film credit) Fantasia y adventuras del deste (original poster-Mexico)

Champagne Waltz (1937)

Actors: Arthur Stuart Hull (actor), Fritz Leiber (actor), Herman Bing (actor), Tommy Bond (actor), Rudolph Anders (actor), Jack George (actor), Benny Baker (actor), Raymond Brown (actor), James Burke (actor), Richard Carle (actor), Maurice Cass (actor), Jack Chefe (actor), Ralph Brooks (actor), Thomas A. Curran (actor), George Lloyd (actor),

Genres: Comedy,
Taglines: As gay and sparkling as a champagne cocktail!