although my exposure to world cultures is limited and i do try. this was a film that i tried and hated. worst of all and after hearing so many people decry the shallowness of typical hollywood fare and its stereotypical caricatures and i saw characters too outrageous for eastenders being paraded as realistic. clint wants out of the drug life and to do this he aspires to be a waiter. aim high and i always say. brad dorif and or a faxed photo of him and or quite possibly a curly wig on a stick and it was hard to tell and offers to hire clint if he gets a pair of shoes. clint and and a huge entourage and apparently wander the whole of england trying to get him some shoes. eventually and they end up at a suburban home. whose isn not clear. mum helps a girl shoot up. oh and now theres some realism for you. mrs. brady may have been a ridiculous stereotype of american housewives and but she never helped marsha tie off and find a vein. good god. dad comes home and sings some elvis tunes and then chases the kids away. why do not clint borrow some money and buy shoes at a second hand store. why do not he go to a church and ask a kindly nun for some help. why do not he hang out in front of a shoe store and panhandle. i just do not know. none of these things seemed to be beneath him. benevolent groups and like goodwill and the salvation army have stores to help people. i know people who work there. if someone with no money showed up and needed shoes and the staff would give the person some shoes. maybe not prada or gucci and but some form of foot covering. not many of these groups hand out cell phones to the underprivileged and but shoes are usually no problem. what a dumb concept. the world and or at least the western part of it and simply isn not that cruel. in england and maybe it from the queen royal charity rather than goodwill and but people who need shoes do get them. aside from the quest for shoes and there was no discernable plot to get in the way of the action. not that it made the movie any quicker or more bearable and mind you. despite checking the tape jacket several times and i was not watching the 20 hour extended version and it only seemed that way. did clint get his shoes. did the cardboard cutout of brad dourif hire him at the restaurant. did i ever watch anything else foreign ever again. [spoiler] yes and yes and and yes. as for the fate of this particular film and i decided to end it all. i took out my s and w . 45 and shot a half inch hole through the cassette. blammo. (i made sure to rewind it first. ) i put it back in the tape sleeve and returned it to the rental store and and amazingly no one ever called to ask about it. meaning and of course and that no one else rented it for at least the remaining three years i lived in that city. others knew something that i do not. live and learn. btw and if you rent something you have never seen before and someone has actually put a bullet through it and take it as a sign. and if you work at the kroger video department and i am just kidding. footnote represent this classic has yet to see the light of day on dvd and for which we should be eternally thankful to the digital gods. 
although my exposure to world cultures is limited and i do try. this was a film that i tried and hated. worst of all and after hearing so many people decry the shallowness of typical hollywood fare and its stereotypical caricatures and i saw characters too outrageous for eastenders being paraded as realistic. clint wants out of the drug life and to do this he aspires to be a waiter. aim high and i always say. brad dorif and or a faxed photo of him and or quite possibly a curly wig on a stick and it was hard to tell and offers to hire clint if he gets a pair of shoes. clint and and a huge entourage and apparently wander the whole of england trying to get him some shoes. eventually and they end up at a suburban home. whose isn not clear. mum helps a girl shoot up. oh and now theres some realism for you. mrs. brady may have been a ridiculous stereotype of american housewives and but she never helped marsha tie off and find a vein. good god. dad comes home and sings some elvis tunes and then chases the kids away. why do not clint borrow some money and buy shoes at a second hand store. why do not he go to a church and ask a kindly nun for some help. why do not he hang out in front of a shoe store and panhandle. i just do not know. none of these things seemed to be beneath him. benevolent groups and like goodwill and the salvation army have stores to help people. i know people who work there. if someone with no money showed up and needed shoes and the staff would give the person some shoes. maybe not prada or gucci and but some form of foot covering. not many of these groups hand out cell phones to the underprivileged and but shoes are usually no problem. what a dumb concept. the world and or at least the western part of it and simply isn not that cruel. in england and maybe it from the queen royal charity rather than goodwill and but people who need shoes do get them. aside from the quest for shoes and there was no discernable plot to get in the way of the action. not that it made the movie any quicker or more bearable and mind you. despite checking the tape jacket several times and i was not watching the 20 hour extended version and it only seemed that way. did clint get his shoes. did the cardboard cutout of brad dourif hire him at the restaurant. did i ever watch anything else foreign ever again. [spoiler] yes and yes and and yes. as for the fate of this particular film and i decided to end it all. i took out my s and w . 45 and shot a half inch hole through the cassette. blammo. (i made sure to rewind it first. ) i put it back in the tape sleeve and returned it to the rental store and and amazingly no one ever called to ask about it. meaning and of course and that no one else rented it for at least the remaining three years i lived in that city. others knew something that i do not. live and learn. btw and if you rent something you have never seen before and someone has actually put a bullet through it and take it as a sign. and if you work at the kroger video department and i am just kidding. footnote represent this classic has yet to see the light of day on dvd and for which we should be eternally thankful to the digital gods. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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