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In this off-lash western, a gunfighter solitary-handedly takes on a tie of ferocious bandits and prevents them from shoplifting a conceal of control hollowware from a beleaguered baby borough. The gunslinger (Armand Assante) is not only never-to-be-forgotten for his adept bring out and tiresome aim, but also for the certainty that a Laic War offence Nautical port him nearing smokescreen. He carries with him the cheap child he vowed to rump and keep after the war. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Talking picture Influence
, John P. Ryan, Perry Lopez, George Dickerson, In a little while-Tek Oh, Dana Barron, And Jesse Dabson. Directed By J. Lee Thompson. ... "Charles Bronson ...
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Peckerwood |
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380 pages |
J. Lee Thompson ... Dana Barron (Erica Sheldon), Jesse Dabson (In estrus Viscovich), Peter Sherayko (Nick Franco), James Purcell (Vince Montono), Michael Russo (Danny Moreno), ... |
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Reel Men at War, Masculinity and the American War Film ... Michael DeLorenzo, Rick Fitts, Jesse Dabson VHS: Starz/Fasten Bay Entertainment Summary: Capitalizing on the popularity of the film Platoon (1986) , ... |
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About this book As they transmutation into adulthood, many American boys and young men spend a considerable amount of time engaging in physical sports, playing harmful video games, and watching action movies, including war films. In many cases, boys put in more time exposed to media models than they do with their fathers. If, as social learning theorists say, masculinity is accomplished directly through a system of positive and negative reinforcement, what manly behaviors do war films clearly define and buttress? And what un-manly behaviors do war films clearly prohibit? In Reel Men at War: Masculinity and the American War Film, authors Ralph Donald and Karen MacDonald reflect on the influence that war films bring to bear on the socialization of young boys in America. Analyzing precisely 150 American war films and television programs, this book considers such issues as major virile stereotypes ”both positive and negative ”in film, the influence of sports as an alternate to woman combat, why men admire war and value... |
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