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Certain Fury (1985)During a shooting in court young prostitute Scarlet manages to flee. In a state of confusion, the black Tracy, who was arrested for a minor delict, follows her. When she decides to leave ... See full summary » Director:Stephen GyllenhaalWriter:Michael Jacobs (screenplay) |
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Scarlet
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Sniffer
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Lt. Speier
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Barker
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Laura Gibbs
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Gisela
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Ignatius
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Dealer
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Catherine Mead | ... |
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During a shooting in court young prostitute Scarlet manages to flee. In a state of confusion, the black Tracy, who was arrested for a minor delict, follows her. When she decides to leave Scarlett, an accident makes it impossible. So they're bound together on a flight from the police and some of the meanest criminals of New York. Written by Tom Zoerner <Tom.Zoerner@informatik.uni-erlangen.de>
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Two Academy Award Winning Stars... In the one motion picture that hurtles them from innocence - to fear - to rage!Parents Guide:
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1 March 1985 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Choque Mortal See more »Filming Locations:
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Oscar-winners Tatum O'Neal and Irene Cara in an exploitation B-flick? Well, yes and no. "Certain Fury" was obviously made to appeal to the midnight-movie crowds, but there is strength in some of O'Neal's scenes with Cara (playing two girls on the lam after a courtroom shootout leaves blood and bodies everywhere). I liked it when Tatum suddenly turns maternal towards Irene and nurses her back to health (after rescuing her from a drug den). With Cara slung over one shoulder burbling about her mom, Tatum quietly says "I know, I know." This is a good scene; in fact, the picture has several good moments, but every bit with Cara's father (played by Moses Gunn on the verge of tears) is a bummer and Peter Fonda's cameo appearance is awful (you can't tell if he's slumming without effort or if he's just a lousy actor). There's an elaborately staged fight scene between O'Neal and her boy-toy which is unintentionally funny, and the dialogue is so perpetually profane it becomes a running joke. But I enjoyed "Certain Fury" and think O'Neal's fans will love her tough girl performance. **1/2 from ****