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Tag Archives: isaac hayes
Truck Turner (1974)
Director: Jonathan Kaplan Writers: Oscar Williams and Michael Allin (Story by Leigh Chapman) Hell yeah!
Posted in Action, Crime, Thriller
Tagged 1974, action, alan weeks, annazette chase, bounty, bounty hunter, charles f. wheeler, crime, dick miller, fred weintraub, gator, isaac hayes, jail, jonathan kaplan, leigh chapman, michael allin, michael kahn, nichelle nichols, oscar williams, paul harris, paul heller, paul m. heller, pimp, prostitute, sam laws, scatman crothers, skip tracer, thriller, truck turner, yaphet kotto
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Escape from L.A. (1996)
Director: John Carpenter Writers: John Carpenter & Debra Hill & Kurt Russell (Based on characters created by John Carpenter and Nick Castle)
Posted in Action, Adventure, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged a.j. langer, action, adventure, al leong, basketball, bracken meyer, bruce campbell, california, cliff robertson, debra hill, doomsday, dystopia, earthquake, edward a. warschilka, escape from l.a., eye patch, future, gary b. kibbe, georges corraface, government, hologram, isaac hayes, island, john carpenter, kurt russell, los angeles, michelle forbes, nick castle, pam grier, peter fonda, president, prison, robert carradine, sci-fi, science fiction, sequel, shirley walker, snake plissken, stacy keach, steve buscemi, surfing, surgeon, thriller, wyatt russell
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Shaft (2000)
Director: John Singleton Writers: Richard Price and John Singleton & Shane Salerno (Story by John Singleton & Shane Salerno) (Based on the novel by Ernest Tidyman)
Posted in Action, Crime, Thriller
Tagged 2000, adaptation, al rodgers, antonia van drimmelen, blaxploitation, busta rhymes, christian bale, cop, dan hedaya, david arnold, detective, donald e. thorin, drug lord, drugs, elizabeth banks, ernest tidyman, isaac hayes, jeffrey wright, john bloom, john singleton, mekhi phifer, murder, new york, new york city, nyc, police, remake, richard price, richard roundtree, ruben santiago-hudson, samuel l. jackson, scott rudin, shaft, shane salerno, toni collette, vanessa williams
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Shaft (1971)
Director: Gordon Parks Writers: Ernest Tidyman and John D.F. Black (Based on the novel by Ernest Tidyman)
Posted in Action, Crime, Thriller
Tagged 1971, action, adaptation, blaxploitation, charles cioffi, cop, crime, criminal, detective, ernest tidyman, gangster, gordon parks, hugh a. robertson, isaac hayes, j.j. johnson, john d.f. black, kidnapping, mafia, mob, moses gunn, new york, new york city, nyc, police, richard roundtree, roger h. lewis, shaft, thriller, urs furrer
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Shaft (2000)
Director: John Singleton Writers: Richard Price and John Singleton & Shane Salerno (Story by John Singleton & Shane Salerno) (Based on the novel by Ernest Tidyman)
Posted in Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller
Tagged 2000, action, adaptation, blaxploitation, busta rhymes, christian bale, cop, crime, dan hedaya, detective, drama, elizabeth banks, ernest tidyman, isaac hayes, jeffrey wright, john shaft, john singleton, mekhi phifer, murder, police, remake, richard price, richard roundtree, ruben santiago-hudson, samuel l. jackson, shaft, shane salerno, thriller, toni collette, vanessa williams
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It Could Happen to You (1994)
Director: Andrew Bergman Writer: Jane Anderson
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 1994, andrew bergman, ann dowd, bridget fonda, comedy, cop, drama, emily deschanel, isaac hayes, it could happen to you, jane anderson, lottery, lottery ticket, new york, new york city, nicolas cage, nyc, police, richard jenkins, romance, rosie perez, seymour cassel, stanley tucci, tip, victor rojas, vincent pastore, waitress, wendell pierce
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Escape from L.A. (1996)
Director: John Carpenter Writers: John Carpenter & Debra Hill & Kurt Russell (Based on characters created by John Carpenter and Nick Castle)
Posted in Action, Science Fiction
Tagged action, adventure, al leong, breckin meyer, bruce campbell, california, cliff robertson, debra hill, device, doomsday, earthquake, electricity, escape from l.a., georges corraface, government, isaac hayes, john carpenter, kidnapped, kidnapping, kurt russell, los angeles, michelle forbes, mission, nick castle, pam grier, peter fonda, president, robert carradine, sci-fi, science fiction, snake, snake plissken, stacy keach, steve buscemi, surf, surfing, surgeon, terrorism, terrorist, terrorists, united states, valeria golino, virus
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Robin Hood: Men in Tights (1993)
Director: Mel Brooks Writers: Mel Brooks, Evan Chandler, & J.D. Shapiro (Story by Evan Chandler & J.D. Shapiro)
Posted in Comedy, Musical, Review, Romance
Tagged adventure, amy yasbeck, archer, archery, cary elwes, comedy, contest, dave chappelle, dick van patten, dom deluise, evan chandler, isaac hayes, j.d. shapiro, king, love, maid, maid marian, mark blankfield, megan cavanagh, mel brooks, musical, parody, patrick stewart, prince, rabbi, richard lewis, robin hood, robin hood: men in tights, roger rees, romance, sheriff, tax, travey ullman, witch
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Hustle & Flow (2005)
Director: Craig Brewer Writer: Craig Brewer Hustle and Flow is one of my favorite movies from the last ten years. This movie gets me excited in so many ways and I showed it to Maura for the first time. Showing … Continue reading
Posted in Drama, Musical, Romance, Uncategorized
Tagged anthony anderson, craig brewer, crime, dj qualls, drama, hip hop, isaac hayes, ludacris, music, rap, taraji p henson, taryn manning, terrence howard, three 6 mafia
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