Cutter's Way (1981)

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   HarryLime49

   One of the most underrated films of the 80s. Great performances, with a standout from John Heard. One of his earliest performances, and it's considered his best. He is so entrenched in his character and gives one the greatest portrayals of a veteran of war. Like me, if you have only seen him as the Dad in Home Alone you will be surprised by his performance and how good it is. A great movie, and worth watching for Heard's performance alone. 2 years 7 months ago
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   MMDan

   Prime streaming 3 years 11 months ago
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   locovoco

   John Heard (Alex Cutter)
   
   "And last, but certainly least is Rastus, the court nigger. (laughs to himself as the other white people around him sit in stunned silence) What? Do I detect some tension? Oh. Come now gentlemen. It's a simple matter of semantics. What are we white well-intentioned liberals supposed to call you cats these days, huh? Blacks? Coloreds? Negroes? Darkies? (laughs to himself again) Jeez, I don't know. What would you call 'em Rich?"
   
   Jeff Bridges (Richard Bone)
   
   "I'd call 'em 'Sir' if I were you."
   
   Thank you Jeff Bridges for building the 'bridges' of equality and beginning to eliminate race and color as an issue.
   
   And one more thing:
   
   'Lieutenant Dan Alex Cutter-you ain't got no legs!' 7 years 8 months ago

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