Two freedom-loving companions flee the oppressive conditions in post-Civil War Texas and set off in search of a better life, only to become involved with a fugitive gunfighter - who eventually determines their fate. Western, starring Wayne Morris, Jimmy Lydon, Beverly Garland and Lee Van Cleef playing identical twins
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There are few sports manga as influential as Slam Dunk, and the iconic franchise will be making a welcome return to the industry with a new anime film.
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Takehiko Inoue’s basketball series had a huge impact when it was first published in the ‘90s, so much so that it created a huge surge in interest in the sport in Japan. Its tale of friendship and sportsmanship has resonated with readers for decades, and even its tense matches have been an influence on the sports manga that came after it. Read More...
From the soundtrack of the 1973 crime drama film of the same name starring Anthony Quinn, this gritty, heartfelt song about everyday life in the ghetto was written and completed at Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, in just two weeks, which is remarkable. From the era of the “blaxploitation” movie, it followed in the footsteps of Shaft, Trouble Man and Superfly, and matches them for dramatic and cinematic quality. Accompanied by searing orchestration by JJ Johnson with hard-hitting lyrics and music by Womack that truly reflect the drug-infested poverty-stricken streets of Harlem, you can tell Bobby has lived this life. Read More...
