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valley after peak
Orie 2022-11-07 22:46:36
After experiencing several very good works, Cage began to contact more commercial films. This is one of the very general works. The plot of the whole film is very simple and old-fashioned, with a little suspense, almost relying on Cage. One person takes the lead, and he also relies on his own influence to call for the box office. Those few years were the golden age of Cage, with a lot of filming, attracting a lot of money, and most of them were action films, the kind of films that could get a high box office. This one is pretty decent to watch.
Extended Reading
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Commander Kevin Dunne: This isn't a beach town anymore. It's a sewer.
Rick Santoro: But it's my sewer, Jiminy, and I love it. I kick around about six square blocks. Everybody knows me. I got the whole town wired. Someday, if I manage to get my face on TV a few times, maybe I'll run for mayor or something, but that's as far as I want to go. Because I was made for this sewer, baby,
[stands up, arms outstretched]
Rick Santoro: and I am the king!
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[first lines]
Anthea: Good evening, everyone, and welcome to a Powell pay-per-view television event! It's hard to believe, but tonight's heavyweight fight is the swan song for the grand old Atlantic City Arena, the final event to be held in this storied hall before it is gutted and completely renovated as part of Gilbert Powell's Millennium Hotel and Casino. I'm eager to go ringside along with 14,000 fight fans who have braved Hurricane Jezebel to...
Lou Logan: Cut! Cut! Anthea, they want you to call it a tropical storm, not a hurricane.
Anthea: But it is a hurricane.
Lou Logan: Yeah, well, it's also a holiday weekend, so will you please just call it a tropical storm, please?
Anthea: I love this town. They even spin the weather.