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<-- back Keep the Abwesenheitsnotizen coming! In case you're anwesend though, welcome back to our series "Pirate Cinema's Top 3 Hollywood Movies of the 1990s" (*).  Our #2 was so successful that it spawned an entire franchise of horror movies,  but we like it most as a detective story. At the time, the marketing focused  almost exclusively on the male lead, a deranged criminal mastermind, but it was  his antagonist, a young law enforcement officer, who made this film special.  She learns how to survive in a highly adversarial environment dominated by  predatory sexuality, and even though her personal life takes a back seat for  most of the film, every 21st century lesbian movie cop is deeply indebted to  her. Beyond that, this is a movie with an unusually sharp sense for suspense  and surprises. There's another same-era film that is famous for obliterating  more than 90 minutes of exposé in a closing sequence of less than 90 seconds,  but this one tops it when it achieves one of its major plot twists by means of  what is probably the single best cut that anyone in Hollywood made in the 1990s. (*) excluding the usual suspects: nothing by Martin Scorsese or David Lynch,     obviously no Quentin Tarantino, and no film we have ever screened before,     which rules out Heat, Point Break, Showgirls, Bound and Twelve Monkeys. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------                                                             pirate cinema berlin                                                                 u kottbusser tor                                                       sunday, august 21, 8:30 pm                                                                   12 seats, rsvp                                                           first come first serve                                                        location in separate mail --------------------------------------------------------------------------------          ()          >< pirate cinema berlin www.piratecinema.org <-- back