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Would you trust Kevin Dillon if you saw him skulking around a pool and chatting up a couple of very young teenage girls in swimsuits?
Would you trust Kevin Dillon if he followed you in a mini-mart, you maced him, and it turned out he was a cop?
Would you trust Kevin Dillon if he agreed to be the Cop Friday to teenage you's Nancy Drew? And believe him if he said it was all because he wanted to make…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
A cream puff until the last two minutes, which are a total bummer. My kingdom, or at least its oil fields, to look at Bessie Love at five in the morning.
Bessie Love dances a mean Charleston.
Oooooooohhhhhh riiiiiiiiiiiight, there's no such thing as American prejudice! It's those sneaky fascists making speeches on park benches. In America, we are told, everyone has the same freedoms, including black people, and you know, Freemasons - never forget the Freemasons. This film was originally made to show to the armed forces, to try to convince white soldiers to be okay with desegregating, which didn't end up happening. Then it was released in 1947 to the general public and that's the…
