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6.1/10
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A rookie cop goes undercover and infiltrates a car thief ring.A rookie cop goes undercover and infiltrates a car thief ring.A rookie cop goes undercover and infiltrates a car thief ring.
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- TriviaBrad Pitt, as a fancy party waiter with a mullet hairdo, can be seen very clearly the second after Charlie Sheen says, "Welcome to the lifestyles of the rich and aimless." He's in the middle of the room and then walks off-screen to the left.
- GoofsAfter the chase between the Porsche and the Camaro, when the Porsche gets banged up pretty bad on the right side and a window is blown out by a shotgun, the Porsche is driven into the chop shop and it doesn't have a scratch on it. In the next scene the right front end of the car is shown and it's a slightly lighter/paler color and appears to have scratches, although it looks more like mud splashes or painted-on damage than scratches.
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[the car phone in the Porsche rings]
Benjy Taylor: Hello? No, Rick is not here. Who am I? The guy stealing Rick's car...
- Alternate versionsUK cinema and video versions were cut by 1m 5 secs by the BBFC to remove shots of a car being broken into and hot-wired. The cuts were waived in the 2005 MGM DVD.
- SoundtracksLeave My Heart Alone
Performed by James House
Written by James House, Todd Sharp and Jack Conrad
Published by Ah Rollins/Texascity Music, Ensign Corporation, Cement Chicken Music
Produced by Jack Conrad & James House
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Yes its from the 80s, half of the movies were just as bad during the decade, especially cheesy teen flicks and horror but this movie's not so bad to look at. If the plot happens to be a bomb then I guess the hot Porsches make up for it, they are definitely not to be missed. Some of the chase scenes are downright silly, I mean be real, an old 70's American iron (unless a muscle car) would not keep up with a Porsche, no sir! Anyways, pretty okay 80s flick, slow at times but got to love them Porsches. 6 out 10.
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- No Man's Land - Tatort 911
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- $8,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $2,877,571
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $1,088,273
- Oct 25, 1987
- Gross worldwide
- $2,877,571
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