ABEL FERRARA

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Nicolas Cage has an interesting sideline in bad movie remakes, such as Wicker Man, which has been included on many Worst Horror Remakes Ever lists (lots of competition there); then there was Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans, which, while not exactly a “bad” reimagining of Abel Ferrara’s pulpy cop drama, was certainly three-sheets-to-the-wind crazy.

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                    [Title] => A taste of Asia from Italy
                    [Summary] => Asked why she’s named Asia (pronounced "ah-zhah"), she looked at you with those intense, brown Italian eyes and said, with a seductive smile, "Because I was made in Asia. My parents made love in Turkey. That was how I was made."
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                    [Summary] => Somewhere in the first half or so Training Day is a taut, edgy thriller about how cops must sometimes do bad things in order to do their job. As LAPD Narcotics Det. Alonzo Harris, Denzel Washington brings more than his usual sly and menacing charm to the role of a cop who has learned how the streets work. As his rookie partner, Jake Hoyt (Ethan Hawke) has the mixed blessing of riding with Harris on the beat -a one-day life lesson referred to as his "training day" in which he witnesses firsthand how street justice works. 


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OMG, it’s the Rapture!

By Scott R. Garceau | November 30, 2014 - 12:00am

Nicolas Cage has an interesting sideline in bad movie remakes, such as Wicker Man, which has been included on many Worst Horror...

Sunday Lifestyle

A taste of Asia from Italy

By Ricky Lo | August 14, 2002 - 12:00am

Asked why she’s named Asia (pronounced "ah-zhah"), she looked at you with those intense, brown Italian eyes and said, with a seductive smile, "Because I was made in Asia. My parents made love...

Entertainment

An edgy thriller that goes the wrong way

By Scott R. Garceau | November 16, 2001 - 12:00am

Somewhere in the first half or so Training Day is a taut, edgy thriller about how cops must sometimes do bad things in order to do their job. As LAPD Narcotics Det. Alonzo Harris, Denzel Washington brings more than...

Entertainment