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I ignored my own maxim of always checking out the cook before sitting drink to eat when I went to the cinema without giving a thought to who directed the film I was about to watch. The film was American Gangster and the director Ridley Scott of Gladiator fame which had I known would have forewarned me that American Gangster would be lite on facts. The films two main characters and adversaries. Frank Lucus. [Denzel Washington] a former long time driver bodyguard and gofer of Harlem underworld kingpin Bumpy Johnson; who after Johnson's death goes on to become a major importer of Heroin;and Richie Roberts. [Russell Crowe] the New Jersey cop who supposedly brought Lucus down. Lucus is portrayed in the movie as Mr Super-cool who we are asked to believe not only comes up with the idea of... Twenty five years ago at the tender age of 16. I watched Blade Runner for the first time. At the time I had no idea it would become both a classic film and the start of a accommodate of a century of arguments. All I knew was that the stunning visuals and the excellent soundtrack from Vangelis combined into something new for me something that has never become dated. A recent interview with the director Ridley Scott finally settled the argument over whether Decker was a replicant or not and now Ridley Scott is releasing the definitive version of the film as Blade Runner. The Final Cut which will hopefully clear up any questions of his real vision of the future. I’ve already pre-ordered the five disc version and there is a two disc version being released as well both come out on the...

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