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posted 13 August, 2010 08:56
Parts of "Tin Men" (1987) has a few nightlife bar and nightclub scenes.
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posted 13 August, 2010 09:12
Thanks. Modern Girls sounds interesting – an out-all-night story which sounds like it might have quite a bit of atmosphere just to soak up, just being there. But wouldn't you know it, it's not on dvd! I'll check out the others too.
The opening shots of Pretty Woman are a favourite of mine, released in 1990 but actually shot in 1989. I love that whole neon-lit, candy-coloured world of 80s' streetlife at the beginning.
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Valley Dated Julie From 'Valley Girl' (allegedly!)
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If you are looking for a glimpse of 80's dance club nightlife.. this movie delivers..
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posted 13 August, 2010 09:33
I'll go with even some simple answers....Pretty in Pink and Some Kind of Wonderful, Satisfaction haha
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Muffy Tepperman
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posted 13 August, 2010 18:23
Weird Science-gotta love that Blues bar scene Valley Girl does have that cool Melt With You montage......
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posted 14 August, 2010 20:40
This might be bending the rules a wee bit, but how about "Urban Cowboy"? Or does going to a country-western nightclub/bar count as "nightlife" for you?
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aTomiK
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posted 15 August, 2010 04:17
Excellent - thank you everyone for all the replies! There's quite a few films I'm unfamiliar with here for me to check out.
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aTomiK
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posted 16 August, 2010 15:18
aTomiK showed a photo of the 1980 Al Pacino movie "Cruising".
If you are not familiar with the movie, the 'nightlife' depicted is centered on gay bars.
The film was picketed by a number of gay & lesbian activists when it was first released in theaters.
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posted 19 August, 2010 09:18
I've ordered Fear City on dvd and The Angel Collection on dvdr (seeing as the original dvds are about 75 quid). Looking forward to checking them out. Angel looks great.
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posted 19 August, 2010 10:09
how about coming to America when they hit the clubs looking forwomen
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posted 19 August, 2010 10:17
Here are three other movies and one TV show that have not been mentioned yet...
(1.) The Eddie Murphy/Nick Nolte movie "48 Hours" has a few nighttime bar scenes. Actually, it's a redneck country bar!
(2.) "C0cktail" (1988) with Tom Cruise and Bryan Brown. New York City and Caribbean bar. IIRC, Tom had to be trained by a real-life bartender for the drink-mixing scenes.
(3.) "Flashdance" with Jennifer Beals. Parts of it take place in nightclubs.
(4.) There was a short-lived TV series in 1983 called "Casablanca", based on the classic 1942 movie with Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman. It takes place at a restaurant/nightclub run by Rick Blaine (David Soul). I think it ran only seven episodes.
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