Even if Woods' mug got on the news, wasn't Noodles pretty convinced Max had died in that fire?I think he'd write Bailey off as a look alike.
I must be Jonathan Livingston.
Seagull?
OUTA was comparatively successful in Germany in the uncut version. The # 9 of that year. Sold more tickets than Romancing the Stone or Footloose, much more than Dune.
I've never liked the premise of this thread. It assumes a fact not in evidence.
i repeat: because it isnt very goodthe story just doesnt cut itif only he had stuck to the story of immigrant jews, told so masterfully in the childhood sections, instead of his half-baked gangster soap opera.....sigh
It's true that the scenes of the Jewish Lower East Side in OUATIA are amazing, and the greatest of any movie that has ever attempted to depict that. But this is not a story about immigrant jews. (It's not the Jewish equivalent of The Godfather Part II. In fact, to the extent that the Jewish stuff is mentioned, it's mentioned in the context of the kids breaking away from the traditions of their parents, as is evident in a deleted scene where Noodles is seen rejecting his parents' religion, expounding upon his earlier mocking of "my old man is praying...". By the time the gang is grown up, the fact that they are children of Jewish immigrants is not very important to the movie).
I've never liked the premise of this thread.