It's a great movie. Great plot, great acting, great action, especially the car/train chase near the end. It sometimes seems slow because there is a lot of .
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It's a great movie. Great plot, great acting, great action, especially the car/train chase near the end. It sometimes seems slow because there is a lot of .
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Director William Friedkin has carefully contrived the intense action of this film to jolt you, to assault your nervous system.
A perfectly paced chase that cuts extraneous detail​​ William Friedkin's madness is the stuff of legend, but what I love most about this scene is ...
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Director William Friedkin famously did not want Gene Hackman in the lead role. Hackman, by 1971 was already a bankable star, but Friedkin did not think so.