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Dead in 5 Heartbeats (2013)

Actors: Dan Haggerty (actor), Will Leon (actor), Michael Harrelson (actor), Lee Ann Cone (miscellaneous crew), Pat Kaye (actress), Kevin Wayne (actor), Kevin Wayne (producer), William 'Bill' Connor (actor), Roze (actor), Jason Sallee (producer), Kasim Aslam (actor), Michael Hanelin (actor), Bob Rubin (actor), Jeff Santo (writer), Jeff Santo (producer),

Plot: Adapted from the successful novel, Dead in 5 Heartbeats, by Ralph "Sonny" Barger with Keith and Kent Zimmerman. The story follows the Infidelz MC's former President, Patch Kinkade, who has left his personal demons behind for the calm of desert life. When war erupts between his brothers he left behind and the rival Hooligans, Patch rides back into town to either make peace or do battle.

Genres: Action, Adventure, Crime, Drama,
Taglines: Everybody's A Tough Guy, Until You Meet One

Quotes:

Patch Kinkade: Oh, really? I'm gonna do what YOU tell me to do?

Promises (2010)

Actors: Steven Bauer (actor), Roberto Escobar (actor), Nicholas Simmons (actor), Carmen López (actress), Karen Ross (actress), Rod Ball (actor), Vivi Pineda (actress), Carlos Guerrero (producer), Carlos Guerrero (actor), Carlos Guerrero (writer), Carlos Guerrero (producer), Carlos Guerrero (editor), Nancy Duerr (actress), Steven Chase (actor), Vivian Ruiz (actress),

Plot: Rolando Dominguez, a self made millionaire, finds himself living under a Fishing Pier on a South Florida Beach as he realizes that everything he had worked so hard for in order to achieve happiness is the very thing that has destroyed his life.

Keywords: family-relationships, father-son-relationship, homeless, independent-film, missing-children, money, rich, stress-disorder, traumatic-experience, workaholic
Genres: Drama,

Full Grown Men (2006)

Actors: Alan Cumming (actor), Alan Cumming (producer), Amy Sedaris (actress), Deborah Harry (actress), Judah Friedlander (actor), Sherrill Smith (miscellaneous crew), Robert Hawk (producer), Alexis Scott (costume designer), Affonso Gonçalves (editor), Joie Lee (actress), Jim Fyfe (actor), Jerry Grayson (actor), Kathleen LaGue (actress), Matt McGrath (actor), Bruce Fontaine (actor),

Plot: Alby Cutrera yearns for a time when life was carefree and action figures were twelve inches tall. When his wife insults him for being more of a playmate than a father to his young son, Alby heads for safety and tracks down his boyhood pal Elias whose memory of their younger days is considerably less rosy. They set out on a road trip to Diggityland, their favorite place as kids, but simpler times turn complicated as the two friends confront the land mines of their past. Journeying through the Oz of Central Florida, they encounter a cast of wounded roadside romantics - a disgruntled ex-theme park employee, a horny bartending clown, and a delusional mermaid - each one shedding light on the perils of not letting go. Full Grown Men is the bittersweet tale of a man who learns the hard way that the best years of his life may still lie ahead of him.

Keywords: amusement-park, innocence, man-child, marital-discord, mermaid, road-movie, spaceman-toy, three-word-title, toy
Genres: Comedy, Drama,
Taglines: They've got their whole past in front of them. On the road to adulthood, some guys miss the turn.

Saan ka man naroroon (1999)

Actors: Boots Anson-Roa (actress), Susan Africa (actress), Joel Torre (actor), Eric Quizon (actor), Augusto Victa (actor), Charlie Davao (actor), Juan Rodrigo (actor), Dennis Roldan (actor), Allen Dizon (actor), Jay Manalo (actor), Noni Buencamino (actor), Ray Ventura (actor), Mark Gil (actor), Shamaine Buencamino (actress), Jackie Lou Blanco (actress),

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American Heart (1992)

Actors: James Newton Howard (composer), Don Harvey (actor), Edward Furlong (actor), Jeff Bridges (producer), Jeff Bridges (actor), Pablo Ferro (miscellaneous crew), Lucinda Jenney (actress), Jim Beaver (miscellaneous crew), Cary Brokaw (producer), Renee Burke (miscellaneous crew), Loyd Catlett (actor), Edward Bunker (miscellaneous crew), Beatrix Aruna Pasztor (costume designer), Nancy Baker (editor), Roger D. Faires (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: After leaving jail, Jack Kelson wants to live a normal life. He rents a small flat, moves in with his son Nick and tries to get a steady job. But then a former friend steps into his life again.

Keywords: accidental-shooting, bare-breasts, beer, boyfriend-girlfriend-relationship, burglary, cannabis-use, cigarette-smoking, cross-dresser, dead-boy, death-of-father
Genres: Crime, Drama, Romance,
Taglines: Jack's only hope was a dream... Nick's only hope was Jack. Jack Kelson is going straight. And his son's breaking the law to help him.

Quotes:

Jack Kelson: Keep my name outta your mouth.

Nick Kelson: My crib's upstairs.::Molly: You sleep in a crib?

Jack Kelson: Where are you goin'?, Hey, I'm talkin' to you!::Nick Kelson: You're a fuck up and you're gonna fuck me up too!

Charlotte: I just want you to know I used to be a virgin.

Jack Kelson: What ya got there Nick?::Nick Kelson: Nothin'.::[Finds a pair of women's pumps in Nick's suitcase]::Nick Kelson: Gimme those, they're mine.::Jack Kelson: What the hell? You a fruiter?::Nick Kelson: No, They're not mine, They're for somebody else.::Jack Kelson: Where'd you get the money for these? You steal em?::Nick Kelson: No, I didn't...::Jack Kelson: Yeah you did too, for her right? Huh?::[Marijuana drops out of the shoes]::Jack Kelson: You can put me back in the joint for this.::Nick Kelson: I'll get rid of them.::Jack Kelson: No, I'LL rid of them.

Jack Kelson: Evicted... huh... well... that's it... flat broke... 3 days we'll be hugging the pavement... eh it's all fucked.::Nick Kelson: We can't give up Jack, We'll get there.::Jack Kelson: Yeah, after 8,000 more fuckin' windows.::Nick Kelson: What are ya talkin' about?::Jack Kelson: My job, boy. Wahin' windows::Nick Kelson: Washing windows? You said you had a job in construction, you're a building supervisor.::Jack Kelson: So I lied! Ain't the first time.::Nick Kelson: All you've been doing to me is lying to me since the day you left me there back at the bus station.::Jack Kelson: Put your mouth in park, leave and get in your room.::Nick Kelson: I don't have a room!::Jack Kelson: WELL, THEN GET OUT!::Jack Kelson: Your cramping my style.::Jack Kelson: Where you goin'?::Jack Kelson: I'm talkin' to you!::Nick Kelson: You're a fuck up and you're gonna fuck me up too!::Jack Kelson: [Jack punches at Nick but misses]::Nick Kelson: [Nick lunges at Jack]::Nick Kelson: [Nick tries to save the picture of his mother, but Jack throws the picture and it breaks]::Jack Kelson: Don't bother with that! It only looks like your mother. See what she was... a whore. A $5.00 street whore.::Nick Kelson: [Nick takes Jack's ukelele and smashes it against the bed]::Nick Kelson: [Nick then leaves and Jack starts crying]

Snake Eater II: The Drug Buster (1989)

Actors: John Massari (composer), Don Carmody (writer), Michael Paseornek (writer), John Dunning (writer), André Link (producer), Irene Litinsky (producer), Lorenzo Lamas (actor), John Dunning (producer), George Buza (actor), Carl Alacchi (actor), Walter Massey (actor), Richard Zeman (actor), Richard Jutras (actor), Charles Obrul (miscellaneous crew), Brian Dooley (actor),

Genres: Action,
Taglines: The SnakeEater is about to clean up the street. No matter how dirty he has to get.

The Wizard of Speed and Time (1988)

Actors: Will Ryan (actor), John Massari (composer), John Massari (actor), Allan Graf (actor), Brianne Siddall (actress), Philip Michael Thomas (actor), John Massari (actor), Forrest J Ackerman (actor), Will Ryan (actor), Steve Brodie (actor), David McCharen (actor), Ward Kimball (actor), Michael Gough (actor), Gary Schwartz (actor), Robin Antin (actress),

Plot: A Hollywood filmmaker (Mike Jittlov) makes a short for an evil film studio. Unbeknownest to him, the producer has placed a bet of $25,000 that he won't come up with anything with a use. Luckily, our film creator gets the help of his friends.

Keywords: acting, autobiographical, film-union, film-within-a-film, filmmaking, hollywood-california, hollywood-sign, independent-film, part-animation, pixelation
Genres: Biography, Comedy, Musical, Sci-Fi,
Taglines: His Life Is a Special Effect... This is the kind of movie you would make, if you had nothing better to do!

Quotes:

Mom Jittlov: You got a job today?::Mike: Yeah, almost; I sold my car.::Mom Jittlov: [aghast] Your wonderful car?::Mike: Mmm-hmm. Sold my property to pay property taxes.

Dora Belair: Look, you work with me, I expect a pro. You don't even shake hands; you oughta see a shrink!::Mike: Miss Belair, if you feel compelled to grab part of my body and shake it before you can even be friendly, you've got far worse problems than you think I have.

Steve: Lights, camera, and anguish.

[Cindy recognizes Mike when they are both in a crowded elevator]::Cindy Lite: I beat you here! I'm your cheerleader, remember?::Mike 'The Wizard' Jittlov: What?::Cindy Lite: This morning, in the car. I gave you the clap.::[Cindy claps her hands as everyone else in the elevator gasps and takes a step away from both of them]

[Mike tries to join other film industry unions:]::Mike: Well it's only a dozen little animated lights...::Union Clerk #1: No no no, you can't *move* 'em; gotta join the Grippers' Guild.::Mike: I have to be an apprentice first?::Union Clerk #2: For three consecutive years, but ya can't be over twenty-five years old.::Mike: This is simple back-projection!::Union Clerk #3: Go see Union Projectionists!::Mike: But it's just projected to a painted matte!::Union Clerk #4: Then also join the Painters' Guild.::Union Manager: Get his number!::Union Clerk #5: He doesn't have a number.::Union Manager: Then give him a number and take it away!

[ Mike and friends try to hide from police helicopters under a green day-glo tarp]::Police Officer #1: [sarcastically] Gee whiz, they just disappeared.::Police Officer #2: I can't see 'em anywhere. Hey! Let's land on that big green plastic rock!

[Mike tries to join the Directors' Union:]::Mike: Hello, hi.::Directors' Union Clerk: Can I help you?::Mike: Yes, how do I join the Directors' Union?::Directors' Union Clerk: You need to bring in a copy of the deal memo by your studio producer before you can pay your initiation fee and be cleared by Union Council, thank you...::Mike: Uh, excuse me, what is the initiation fee?::Directors' Union Clerk: Seven thousand dollars, with a hundred dollar application fee, two hundred dollars every quarter, and ten percent of your salary.::Mike: Uhhh, seven thousand dollars, what is that for?::Directors' Union Clerk: That's the amount you pay to get into our union.::Mike: What is it, like Social Security? I get it back when I retire?::Directors' Union Clerk: Absolutely not! What is your classification?::Mike: Uh, well, I'm directing special effects with a small crew.::Directors' Union Clerk: Well, then you must have an Assistant Director, a Second AD, and a UPM, all signed with the DUA.::Mike: All I'm directing is animation!::Directors' Union Clerk: Well then discuss that with the Animators' Union.

[Mike tries to join the Animators' Union:]::Animators' Union Clerk: (*gul-yuk-hoohoo!*) So, uh, what's your animation classification, huh?::Mike: Well, a lot of everything. Cartoon, kinestasis, rotoscoping, stop-motion...::Animators' Union Clerk: WOAH! Well, cartoon animation alone is twenty-one hundred dollars, plus a fifty dollar entry fee, and a hundred dollar quarterly dues.::Mike: Well, what about filming animation?::Animators' Union Clerk: (*ubbidy-ub*) Well then ya go to the Camera Union.

[Mike tries to join the Camera Union:]::Camera Union Clerk: No sir, the studio hires the next man on the roster.::Mike: Well, how do I get on the roster?::Camera Union Clerk: You have to be in the union.::Mike: Well, how do I get *in* the union?::Camera Union Clerk: When you're on the roster.::Mike: You mean I can't join unless I'm already a member?::Camera Union Clerk: That's correct. Then you need thirty consecutive days camera operation, a complete physical exam, the producer sends a letter, and *you* pay your fees.::Mike: Well, fine, I've done ten years of camera work!::Camera Union Clerk: Then you've worked in violation of seniority! You'll have to start allll over, as a film loader.::Mike: Look, I'm just building a small set and filming it!::Camera Union Clerk: That's entirely another union. Set and Modelmakers. Next door!

[the Piano Choreographer stomps off in a huff]::Choreographer: This is the most unprofessional job I've ever had! What is this? Why, nobody knows where they're going or what they're doing, of course except for... me!::[the piano choreographer trips and falls into pile of film cans]

Desperado (1987)

Actors: Elmore Leonard (writer), Yaphet Kotto (actor), Walter Mirisch (producer), Charles E. Sellier Jr. (producer), Michel Colombier (composer), Gladys Knight (actress), David Warner (actor), Donald Moffat (actor), Robert F. Hoy (actor), Robert Vaughn (actor), Virgil W. Vogel (director), Mark W. Rosenbaum (editor), Alex McArthur (actor), Pernell Roberts (actor), Dirk Blocker (actor),

Genres: Western,

Quotes:

Nora Malloy: Look, ah, I'm sorry.::Duell McCall: No, I am a tramp. What can I say?::Nora Malloy: Well, you know, one person's tramp is another person's free spirit.

Ballard, Company Police Chief: There'll be a trial when the circuit judge comes to town. Do you know him? We go hunting quail together when he's here. He's a damn fine shot and a very fair man - completely impartial. He'll hear the case, weigh the evidence... and Duell McCall will hang!

Duell McCall: You're not the law!::Bede: You see how stupid you are! The Company is the law in this town... and I'm the Company!

Ballard, Company Police Chief: Marshal Dancey! I had no idea it's our time of the month to have you here!::Marshal Dancey: You make it sound like a physical affliction.

Duell McCall: You're not the law. There is no law! You're just another man with a gun... only you're paid by a better class of people.

Marshal Dancey: Oh, those posters on Duell McCall - they're not legal. That's bounty hunting.::Ballard, Company Police Chief: He's an enemy of the Company.::Marshal Dancey: The Company is not the law.::Ballard, Company Police Chief: The Company pays more than the law. How much does the law pay you, Marshal?::Marshal Dancey: Are you trying to bribe me, Mr. Ballard?::Ballard, Company Police Chief: If I have to try to bribe a man, Marshal, he's probably unbribable.

Mona Lisa: Why aren't you out there working?::Sally a Hooker: I'm on my break.::Mona Lisa: What do you girls got now - a union? Get out there!

Sally a Hooker: The kind of men that come to a place like this, they don't come here with a lot of tender feelings. In fact, me and the other girls are about the only human beings in their lives that they can get even with for all their misery. They give us their misery every night.

Million Dollar Mystery (1987)

Actors: Tom Bosley (actor), Eddie Deezen (actor), Sal Lopez (actor), Kevin Pollak (actor), Rich Hall (actor), Richard Fleischer (director), Greg Travis (actor), Royce D. Applegate (actor), Rick Overton (actor), Paul Stader (actor), Rudy De Luca (writer), Rudy De Luca (actor), Miguel Tejada-Flores (writer), Judi Rosner (miscellaneous crew), John W. Wheeler (editor),

Plot: A disparate group of travelers is eating in an isolated restaurant when a man drops dead of a heart attack. Before he dies, they discover that he is wanted for stealing several million dollars, and he tells them that he has hidden a million dollars in each of four different locations, and gives them clues as to where the locations are. They all then take off and try to get to the hidden treasure before any of the others do.

Keywords: audience-participation, bridge, car-crash, chase, contest, independent-film, libya, money, murphy-bed, number-in-title
Genres: Comedy,
Taglines: There are millions hidden somewhere nearby, and these wild and crazy people will do almost anything to find it.

Quotes:

Tugger: Why did he have a paper-shredder this big anyway?::Stuart: Well, he worked for the government, didn't he.

The Night the City Screamed (1980)

Actors: Linda Purl (actress), Jonathan Frakes (actor), Dick Anthony Williams (actor), Georg Stanford Brown (actor), David Gerber (producer), Allyn Ferguson (composer), Vic Tayback (actor), Robert Culp (actor), Clifton Davis (actor), George DiCenzo (actor), Raymond Burr (actor), Matthew Faison (actor), Grand L. Bush (actor), David Cassidy (actor), Jason Bernard (actor),

Genres: Drama,