3.5 Razors

Never Say Die, Iron Eagle

  • Title: Iron Eagle
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In 1986 a film hit theaters with fast jets, high-flying dogfights, a killer soundtrack, and a young maverick pilot who broke the rules in order to get the job done. Then, four months later, Top Gun was released. Largely panned for its admittedly ridiculous plot (albeit one that looks far more plausible today given the scripts of movies like Top Gun: Maverick), Iron Eagle starred Jason Gedrick as high school student Doug Masters who, along with his friends and a reservist (Louis Gossett Jr.), stole Air Force assets and helped plan and execute a rescue mission halfway around the world.

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11 Rebels

  • Title: 11 Rebels
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Set during the Japanese Revolution, 11 Rebels offers a fictionalized account of the Shibata clan’s betrayal. Attempting to mollify both sides, the clan prepares for envoys of the current government, it sends a smattering of soldiers in a group made up mostly of pardoned convicts to defend an outpost outside the city, delaying forces from the other side of the war until the current envoys have left (allowing the clan to appear as if they are backing both sides).

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M*A*S*H: The Comedy That Changed Television

  • Title: M*A*S*H: The Comedy That Changed Television
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Brimming with clips and interviews, M*A*S*H: The Comedy That Changed Television offers a look back at the beloved television series which aired from 1972 to 1983, far outlasting the length of the war in which the sitcom about a Mobile Army Surgical Hospital was set. So iconic, many today forget M*A*S*H, inspired by Richard Hooker’s 1968 novel, was a movie before a TV-series (which the documentary touches on briefly).

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Watson – Never Been CRISPR’d

  • Title: Watson – Never Been CRISPR’d
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“Never Been CRISPR’d” offers the return of Hobie McSorley (Nat Faxon) whose genetic manipulation puts the life of his girlfriend Wendy (Jessica Miesel) in danger. Rather than looking for a disease, the team looks for the cause and trigger to Wendy’d sickness and how both her new and previous genetic mamipulation threaten her life.

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