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Limb & Spinal Minor 
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DISABILITY |
Limb
Mental
Vietnam Vet |
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NOTES |
Watching
this film is like walking across ice, you're never sure your next
step won't leave you flat on your back. Audiences don't like
uncertainty unless it's who's going to get killed next. |
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They want to
know if a film is a comedy, a romance or |
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something we
might have to take seriously. |
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Four men
dressed in dinner jackets are on their way to a |
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wedding and
one is the groom. En route one of them goes |
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into a bank.
Our minds register cash dispenser but no he's |
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there to rob
the bank. Another goes in to see what is the |
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delay and he
too gets involved. In the end they're all involved |
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and the
bride comes along to. A suitably spaced out Drew |
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The cops
arrive, the F.B.I. stops by and takes charge. The |
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son of the
sheriff is one of the wedding guests and there's a |
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father-son
tete-a- tete from opposite sides of the street, guns |
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drawn. The
hole "The Best Men" are in gets deeper and |
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deeper. The
F.B.I. are the baddies who want to kill the |
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Among the
hostages is Brad Dourif doing his misunderstood |
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'madman'.
He's a Vietnam Vet who is still living on the edge |
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of his
nerves. (He also has a problem with his right arm). |
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Anyone who
started the film with his brain wound up might |
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have guessed
what was to come when the bridegroom is |
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picked up at
the gates of a prison. |
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