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Young Guns (1988) Film Review by Gareth Rhodes
Young Guns (1988) Directed by Christopher Cain. With Emilio Estevez, Kiefer Sutherland, Lou Diamond Phillips, Casey Siemaszko, Charlie Sheen, Dermot Mulroney, Terence Stamp and Jack Palance. Young Guns is an example of a film elevated by the fun of watching … Continue reading
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Tagged 1988, brat pack, casey siemaszko, charlie sheen, christopher cain, dermot mulroney, emilio estevez, film review, gareth rhodes, jack palance, kiefer sutherland, lou diamond phillips, movie review, patrick wayne, terence stamp, terry o'quinn, western, young guns
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Wall Street (1987) Film Review by Gareth Rhodes
Wall Street (1987) Directed by Oliver Stone. With Michael Douglas, Charlie Sheen, and Martin Sheen. In 1987 greed was very good for Michael Douglas. As a matter of fact, so good, that it won him the prize of ‘Best Actor’ … Continue reading
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Tagged 1987, ann talman, charlie sheen, cinema review, daryl hannah, film review, financial district, gareth rhodes, gordon gekko, hal holbrook, james karen, james spader, john c. mcginley, martin sheen, michael douglas, movie review, oliver stone, robert richardon, sean young, terence stamp, wall street
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Gareth Rhodes Film Reviews 