16.0 Terrace Review. —— Wednesday, September 18, 1991

—— \ ADE ; Gory “| Video reviews by Harriett Fjaagesund

Starring Sylvester Stallone.
Produced by Leslie Belzbert.
Directed by John Landis. Rating:
PG. Running time: 109 minutes.

serial killer who has been dubbed
the Party Crasher. Nick Lang
(Fox) is a popular movie star
who desperately wants to break
out of his "nice guy” screen
image.

. Lang is after the role of a tough
homicide detective, but the only
hope he has of landing this un-
likely role is to hang out with the
real thing. So he uses his Holly-
wood clout to get himself teamed -
up with his idol of the detective
set — John Moss.

Moss is definitely not happy.
He’s even less happy when he
discovers he’s been ordered off
the Party Crasher case to babysit
Lang. He tries as best he can to
carry on business in his usual
colourful manner, but it’s pretty
tough going when your pariner
tries to insinuate himself into
every single aspect of your life,
including your love life, and

friends wouldn’t keep throwing
obstacles in his path.

_ His daughter is suddenly preg-
nant, his accountant has been
thieving from him, his henchmen
keep popping up with enough
armoury to single-handedly start
another war, a bag of jewels
keeps disappearing and reappear-
ing seemingly at will, the Feds
are spying on him, and he can’t
even find enough peace and quiet
to get fitted for a new suit! His
former lifestyle is beginning to
look pretty tame after all this.

_ This movie received rave
reviews from critics, but I found
it somewhat flat.

"Snaps" Provolone (Stallone) is
Chicago’s number one gangster.
Life is going along pretty good
for Snaps until he’s called to his
father’s deathbed. He rashly
promises his dying father that
he'll give up his life of crime and
go straight — a promise he'll live
to regret!

Snaps is a man of his word, and
one month later he’s all set to

- enter into the world of high
finance and become a legitimate
business man. But the transition
from mobster to banker would
run a lot more smoothly if his
goofy family and even goofier

The Hard Way

Starring Michael J. Fox, James
Woods. Produced by Rob Cohen
and William Sackheim. Directed
by John Badham. Rating: R.
Running time: 111 minutes.

John Moss (Woods) is a no-
nonsense NYPD detective hot on
the trail of a particularly nasty

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wears a toy gun that squeaks
when you pull the trigger!
This movie is priceless!

Violinist Scott St. John will be the solo performer in the Bruch
Violin Concerto No. 2 when the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra
launches the 1991-92 Terrace concert season Sept. 26 in the
R.E.M. Lee Theatre.

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