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Yeah. This is Jack Nicholson.

I'm going to recommend a movie that I'm not in, that I have nothing to do with.

I'd like to tell the people about a movie called Out of the Blue directed by Dennis Hopper.

It speaks honestly from the heart of a 15-year-old girl.

It's milieu is the punk scene.

For a young person who sees this film, I absolutely know.

It may knock them back.

They're going to know it's about a real reality that haven't really been exposed on film before.

Dennis hadn't made another movie. This would do in the 80s exactly what Easy Rider did to kind of make the transition from the 60s and 70s.

It has everything you can get behind in a movie.

Well, I've never endorsed anything, even in my own. If a masterpiece comes along, people should

see it. I think that people that love movies would really like to see this one.

Out of the Blue, rated R, under 17, not admitted.

Hey, folks, welcome to a special episode of the projection booth i'm your host

mike white on this episode i am talking with john allen simon and elizabeth car about their

recent restoration of dennis hoppers out of the blue it is opening at the Metrograph in New York tomorrow,

the 17th of November 2021, and we'll be touring around after that. If you've got a local art house,

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