Dirty Harry (1971) and Anita And Me (2002)

Dirty Harry (1971) and Anita And Me (2002)

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Carlito's Way, a film it took ten attempts to make

Brian De Palma's 1993 movie Carlito's Way was not a box office success. De Palma managed to predict the critical reaction to the film, reacted to studio notes saying it was too long by making it longer, and had to retool the finale action sequence very late in the day. Even getti ...  Show more

Dances With Wolves (1990), plus its three different cuts...

Kevin Costner gambled hard on making a three hour western, a third of which wasn't in the English language. He turned down roles in The Hunt For Red October and Presumed Innocent to take the risk of making Dances With Wolves. And while history tells it as a masterstroke, in the m ...  Show more

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