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OTHER CRAP:
Catch the deluxe
version of Other Crap in real time, with all the bells and whistles,
here.
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Payday
(1973)
Payday stars Rip Torn as an unpleasant second-tier country singer on tour with a
small band. As the film opens, he screws a fan
in his Cadillac, then goes back to the hotel and ends up in bed with his
girlfriend, Ahna Capri. The next morning, he leaves to go quail hunting,
getting his best friend out of bed with Elayne Heilveil. Before the day is
over, he will fire his best friend over a fight about his dog. We see how
addicted he is to pills when he goes into the pick box of his guitar case and
gives his mother a handful. Later, he throws his girlfriend out of the car in
the middle of a country road, and starts an affair with his ex-friend's
girlfriend. Things turn bad in a restaurant, when a man whose girlfriend was
seduced by him starts a fatal fight, and Rip convinces one of his employees to
take the rap.
Its strength is in accurately portraying the life of an almost successful
touring musician. The film
was well reviewed. For instance, Roger Ebert awarded 4 stars. Despite that it
did almost no business in the theaters.
IMDb readers say 6.7.
Ahna Capri shows both breasts
Elayne Heilveil shows her right breast.
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View from the Top
(2006)
Scoop's note: Kudos to Hank on this one. I have seen several captures from
this film and even watched the damn thing myself, but I never realized until
now that Gywneth did a topless scene! (For about one frame.)
Gwyneth Paltrow (the first one has a small version of the topless frame)
(film clip)
 
Christina Applegate
Paltrow and Kelly Preston
 
Paltrow, Preston, Applegate
The first one here is the one you're looking for
 
Applegate and Preston
(film clip)
Paltrow and
Applegate
Preston
 
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We Own the Night
(2007)
In this decent but unexceptional 2007 crime drama, two brothers find
themselves on opposite sides of the law, at least for a while.
Set in 1988, in the middle of a drug war between Russian mobsters and
police, Bobby (Joaquin Phoenix) manages a thriving nightclub in Brooklyn
owned by a wealthy elderly Russian. His brother Joe (Mark Wahlberg) is a
New York Police captain. Although the club is frequented by Russian
mobsters, Bobby is assured the owner is legit, so he avoids any
involvement with the mob-types, and sets his sites on trying to open
another nightclub in Manhattan for his boss.
Relations between the two brothers is strained, but when Joe is
targeted for assassination by the mob, and they almost succeed, Bobby
decides he must get involved. The more he looks into things, the more he
realizes his boss is not as honest and innocent as he thought.
It's a decent enough crime story with a lot of action, but no real
originality. You won't get bored, but you won't see anything new, either.
Still, Eva Mendes is very hot as Bobby's girlfriend.
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