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Coral Andrews Chronicle Special Paul Hackett (Griffin Dunne) is the typical 1980s cog in the automation wheel. He‘s a comâ€" puter programmer who enjoys his cushy New York highrise existence, but craves a little social excitement once in a while. When Hackett decides to visit the ultraâ€"fashionable suberb Soho, he almost loses his New York state of mind when he meets the mysterious but madâ€" cap Marcie (Rosanna Arquette) in a nonâ€"descript coffeeshop. Hackett spends one of the wildest nights of his life, scramâ€" bling in and out of the New. York alleyway maze, as he experiâ€" ences an extremely bizarre chain of events, that could only happen in your wildest nightmares in After Hours. It couldn‘t happen to a nicer guy. After Hours directed by Martin Scorsese (King of Comedy, Ragâ€" ing Bull, Taxidriver) is a flippant offâ€"theâ€"cuff, New York side street comedy of errors that caters to the eccentric side of the funnybone. This little wit gem, is intended not to appeal to the masses, but to the "comedy select‘. After Hours: boasts cameos from Cheech and Chong, who basically play themselves in the guise of haphazard ripâ€"off artists casually robbing Marcie‘s neigh borhood blind. Sez,. Cheech. CA stereo‘s a If Hackett wants women he stereo, but art is forever." gets them all from ‘Miss Bechive Second City pro Catherine ©65 (Teri Garr), who lives in a O‘Mara, is amusing as Gail, a (60‘s twilight zone of the Monkees So, he goes downtown and .. Oh MOORINGS ‘Comedy select‘ will _enjoy After Hours The Moorngs of Manatee is an adult golt and boating community «_ rnch in flavor of TOld Honda" c®arm Featuring a marina golf qourse. swimming pool._ tenmis courts lawn bowling. c lub house recreational areas and much more Please consider this vour personal invitation to attend our Horda semina! 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Hackett, not sure what he‘s gotten himself into, decides to leave after discovering Marcie‘s books about burn reconstruction, hearing tense whispering, and feeling completely off keel about this whole situation becoming accutely suspicious of Marcie‘s intentions. Scorsese and writer Joseph Minion (but he‘s not one), find every available chance to poke fun at life from a New York perâ€" spective. They calmly depict husband andâ€"wife double murder squabâ€" bles, the punk Netherworld, the cockiness of New York cabbies, and everyone‘s general indif ference to suicide, sexual prefer ence and the lost art of conversaâ€" tion. Ask tor and read caretully the prospectus selating to this ofter OA24 184 AS (§19) 893 1211 and rainbow â€" striped cupboards in a ratâ€"infested ratâ€"hole walkâ€" up, to June (Verna Bloom) who dwells in the underbelly of allâ€" night punk hangâ€"out club Berlin. Micheal Ballhous‘ photoâ€"techâ€" niques make this sly sliceâ€"ofâ€"life statement, a slash above the rest Griffin Dunne, who also proâ€" duced this film, is similiar to a tall, sexier Dudley Moore, in his sensitive, yet simple delivery, and a darker version of a frenâ€" zied Gene Wilder, when he begins to doubt his sanity as he falls from one ridiculous predicament into the next. The ending to ‘this not ready for primeâ€"time spoof makes perfect sense. But if you are looking for obvious laugh clues, After Hours is not for you. Scorsese‘s New â€" York, New York, satire, is purposely deâ€" signed for those who prefer wit between the lines. hfipflywnflflnwrfluo. «s 1E INTERSECTIO® mg I CHRISTMAS MALL HOI L Mondayâ€"Saturday 930 a WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1985 â€" PAGE 19 ONESTOGA PARK\ & NIV BIBLE INCLUDED & COMBINED ADULT AND CHILDREN‘S GAME &9 BIBLE CATEGORIES &A GAME OF CLUES, QUESTION CARDS. 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