The comparison of Red Redding in the movie Shawshank Redemption and Det. Somerset in the movie Seven?
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Good question.  I would say that they both have compassion even though they try to hide it.
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That's a hard one cause I love both but I believe David Lynch was first with Twin Peaks and Fire Walk With Me and Quinten Tarintino probably therefore learned from the master cause they both have a similar vibe...don't they!
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Antonio Tarver will appear in Rocky VI.  He really bulked up for the role, so watch out.  I'm thinking a much more skilled Clubber Lang type.
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I'm not sure I understand your question.  The main bad guy (whose name I forget) in the Mel Gibson movie "The Patriot" does use excessive force and generally plays dirty.  Is that the point of the movie?  No.  The point of the movie is the journey Mel Gibson's character takes to becoming a hero and avenging his murdered sons.
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Red is saying that he won't get out of prison until he's old and gray. \nAlso, the term "lost my marbles" refers to ones loss of sanity, so Red is implying that his "marbles", or sanity, will be almost gone before he gets out.\n\nGreat movie, great book.
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Rory Emerald did not appear as Benjamin Braddock in the landmark Mike Nichol’s masterpiece, “The Graduate”.  However, he did audition for the role in the spring of 1966.  There were rumors that young Robert Redford was also considering the role, as well as the dashing Dustin Hoffman, a virtually unknown New York actor.  Rory Emerald had never seen Dustin Hoffman before, and could not have foreseen that the actor would bear a striking resemblance to Harvey Lembeck, Rory Emerald’s former love interest.  \n\nHe had an inside track on landing the coveted role, mainly due to his sexual relationships with both Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel, who were scheduled to record the soundtrack.  Paul Simon encouraged the young actor to audition, as he thought Rory Emerald would be perfect for that part.  As Paul Simon and Rory Emerald headed for the tryout at Universal Studios, Rory began humming a tune that was stuck in his head.  He came up with words on the spot, and the song later became “the Sounds of Silence”.  While they waited, Rory also wrote “Mrs. Robinson” after reading the script.  It just came out, and Paul Simon was quick to hear the potential of the later immortalized song for the soundtrack.  \n\nThe moment the unkempt, unshaven Dustin Hoffman entered the room, Rory Emerald’s heart stopped.  He was immediately in love, and was picturing the New York actor in a dress; he had often made love to Harvey Lembeck while the handsome actor wore a pink floral sundress, complete with a bonnet and white sandals.  Rory Emerald was in a trance that day, and his audition went poorly.  He took solace in the fact that Mike Nichol’s loved the songs he wrote, and Dustin Hoffman did not seem to mind his sexual advances.  In fact, Dustin Hoffman made arrangements to meet up with Rory at a classy nightclub that same night, in South Los Angeles.  Their love affair was not to be, as Dustin Hoffman made it quite clear that he was only interested in a platonic friendship.  After much convincing, he did agree to wear some female attire, but without sex.  How breathtaking Dustin Hoffman looked in his female garments, and Rory Emerald was mesmerized.  \n\nThe relationship between the two became very strained after a few years.  Rory Emerald finally consummated his sexual appetite with the reluctant Dustin Hoffman, but he was disappointed by Hoffman’s lack of passion.  They stopped talking and parted ways.  In 1976, their paths met again.  Rory Emerald was in Nazi fixation at the time, and desperately wanted to play the psychotic Nazi dentist in the film “Marathon Man”.  Dustin Hoffman had landed the role of Levy, the title character in the film.  Rory Emerald made a very big impression at the audition, but ultimately the role went to Sir Lawrence Olivier.  Ironically, during the filming of Tootsie, in 1982, they had another brief fling.  Rory Emerald could never resist a man in a dress.
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Has to be Bloodsport because Chong Li is such a bada**.  JCVD is kind of a tool, I think, sorry.
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my own private idaho, cause it depicted homelessness, prostitution and drugs realistically, not hollywood glammed out version. truthfully gritty and keanu and river did excellent jobs as a rich boy/family reject and a narcoleptic male prostitute.
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Ali for sure. He was a more technical fighter. hes waste rocky. Im seeing three of em' mick! Hit the one in the middle Rock!
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I have seen "Hunt for Red October", "Clear and Present Danger" and "Patriot Games".  You should also see the "Sum of All Fears" in each case we follow the same central character and theme.  The world could come to an end or some awful catastrophe could befall us all if Jack Ryan does not somehow work out the kinks.  I like the detective work, the heightened dialog and tense situations that our character finds himself in.  I also like how CIA Analyst Jack Ryan expresses himself.  He knows a lot more than he lets on, but just enough to let another character know that he is smart.  I also enjoy the intrigue and betrayal captured in each of these films.  I have not read a Tom Clancy novel but I absolutely love the movies.  You can read more about these film on the Internet movie database.
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http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/sevengables/
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Last month I went to a Nevada casino and thought I was in a sewer.  The next day I went to a ski area in California and saw children playing in the snow with their loving parents then I had hope again.\n\nAn old Chinese saying that I think is so true:  One who works with red ink tends to get red stain on his skin.  One works with black ink tends to get black stain on his skin.\n\nLook away from the sewer and you will see there are still plenty of beauty around.  And don't look back.
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Google images from the movie "seven".
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William Blake\nIt is easier to forgive an enemy than to forgive a friend.
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Vin Diesel or Lucas Black
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Jeremiah Johnson was part fiction/part fact. Was based on Liver Eating Johnson who was a lot meaner than Robert Redford was in the movie. Was called Liver Eating Johnson because he supposedly ate the livers of the men he killed. A good site to read about him is:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liver-Eating_Johnson
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camdens on  7th heaven