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All 14 David Anderle Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Get ready to delve into the world of cinema as we present a thrilling roundup of David Anderle's movies. This dynamic filmmaker has crafted a captivating collection of films that leave a lasting impression on their viewers. From heartwarming tales to gripping thrillers, prepare to embark on an unforgettable cinematic journey.
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The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez is a gripping 1982 drama-western film that masterfully weaves a tale of courage, resilience, and the unending struggle for justice. Set in 1901 Texas, the story revolves around Gregorio Cortez, a Mexican-American farmer who finds himself falsely accused of the murder of a lawman. With little time to spare, Cortez flees from the relentless pursuit of a large posse, managing to evade capture for two weeks before finally being apprehended.
In the early 19th century, gold is discovered on Sioux lands, spurring a fierce battle for control. Despicable men conspire to provoke the Sioux into a war with the army and the prospectors, exploiting the situation to gain an advantage over their Native American rivals. Richard Harris plays a fearless horseman who must navigate the treacherous world of race relations and forge alliances while avoiding the imminent threat of war.
"Better Off Dead, " a hilarious 1985 teen comedy-drama directed by Savage Steve Holland, follows the humorous plight of Lane Meyer, a dedicated and passionate teenager, portrayed brilliantly by John Cusack. When Lane's French girlfriend, Monique (Dianne Wiest), breaks up with him for the boorish ski jock, Charlie (David Ogden Stiers), he is left with no choice but to contemplate suicide.
Echo Park, a captivating 1985 film directed by Robert Dornhelm, invites viewers into the enigmatic lives of its residents. Set in the eclectic Los Angeles neighborhood of the same name, the movie unfolds a collection of intertwined destinies and dreams. May, an aspiring actress, is mother to Henry and shares a flat with Jonathan, a pizza deliverer turned songwriter with big ambitions. In the same building, August, an Austrian body sculptor, appears in a commercial and yearns for more.
Prepare yourself for an unforgettable summer adventure with One Crazy Summer! John Cusack, Demi Moore, and Linda Warren star in this hilariously heartfelt comedy as they embark on a mission to save a beloved singer's family property from a ruthless land developer. As they navigate the ups and downs of love and friendship, they will stop at nothing to defend the property from this determined villain.
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In the 1986 comedy "Soul Man, " a privileged teen named Stan (played by C. Thomas Howell) is determined to attend Harvard University. Desperate to make his dream come true, Stan decides to impersonate a young African American man named Ray to receive a full scholarship for underprivileged students.
"Scrooged" is an enchanting holiday tale that takes a modern-day spin on Charles Dickens' classic "A Christmas Carol. " The film follows the story of Frank Cross, a greedy and cunning television executive whose heart grows cold during the yuletide season.
In "The Beast of War" (1988), a Soviet tank and its crew find themselves separated from their patrol and lost in an Afghan valley, on a brutal and unforgiving quest for survival. With no easy escape in sight, the warring crew must face their greatest fears and engage in a deadly game of cat and mouse with a group of vengeance-seeking rebels hot on their trail.
"White Hot" is a 1988 drama film focusing on a naive, honest main character who succumbs to temptation and finds himself in the corrupt underworld of drug dealing. Set against the backdrop of the USA, the movie explores themes of temptation, addiction, and the consequences of straying from one's moral compass.
10. Blaze (1989)
"Blaze" is a 1989 film directed by Ron Shelton, starring Paul Newman as a Louisiana governor. In a turn of events, he falls in love with a young stripper, played by Lolita Davidovich, jeopardizing his political career, and the radical policies that have made him a controversial figure. This biographical comedy-drama exposes the world of politics, the consequences of power, and the unexpected twists of love, all set against the backdrop of Louisiana in the late 20th century.
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"The Mighty Quinn" is a 1989 action-packed crime drama starring Denzel Washington as Xavier Quinn, a dedicated police officer in a small Caribbean island town. When his childhood friend Maubee, played by Robert Townsend, is unexpectedly entangled in murder mysteries and the possession of a briefcase full of a tempting amount of cash, Quinn must battle to protect him and clear his name.
Worth Winning, released in 1989, is a charming Comedy and Romance film directed by Will Mackenzie. The movie stars Mark Harmon, showcasing his versatility as a TV weatherman who has to win the hearts of three women and present their marriages with video proof. Along with Harmon, the film also stars Madeleine Stowe and Lesley Ann Warren, adding chemistry and depth to the storyline.
"Beautiful Dreamer: Brian Wilson and the Story of 'Smile'" is a riveting documentary that takes a deep dive into the enigmatic world of the legendary Beach Boys' member, Brian Wilson. The film's central point is the creation and long, arduous journey of Wilson's unfinished album, "Smile. " Revealing unheard interviews with Brian Wilson and his contemporaries, the film delves into the process, passion, and pain behind the making of this iconic piece of pop music history. Spanning 37 years of development, "Smile's" fascinating narrative is brought to life through compelling storytelling and unique insights into the music industry, all presented in a candid and intimate manner.
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"Don't You Forget About Me" is a captivating documentary that delves into the brilliance of John Hughes's films and their profound impacts on audiences. This enthralling journey explores the growing pains of adolescence, the timeless relevance of Hughes's work, and the resonance it holds for generations.