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FROM
THE COMMITTEE FOR LIBERAL REFORM
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January 2002 |
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One side had money, the other side had
thugs.
In between stood...
The Consultant
With Evel Knievel as The Consultant,
watch as he bridges a gap formed
by
unspeakable enmity to achieve
peace in our time.
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He reconciles the bumbling Yale President
(Woody Allen), locked in his Hamden fortress, and the Union Boss (James
Gandolfini) with his army of hired goons. |
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A set of intractable problems.
A war between two forces driven to destroy each
other.
And a friendship no one would have expected,
if not for...
The Consultant.
His next stop -- Northern Ireland? The Middle
East? Wait for the sequels...
“You should...see this movie.”
The New York Times
“Tender and haunting.”
The Brickton Atlas-Trumpet
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“I [liked] it.”
Roger Ebert
“Romantic comedy at its height.”
The New Republic
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With special appearances by Sir Jack Nicholson
as delightfully insane Mayor John DeStefano,
and Arnold Schwarzenegger as Alison Richard
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President Levin
says, “This slick Hollywood picture will gloss over my evil rise to power.”
Mayor John DeStefano says,
“Heeeeeeeeeeeere’s Johnny!”
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