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  1. cigarjoe
    Casablanca vs Bring Me The Head of Alfredo Garcia You just feel, after watching Bring Me The Head of Alfredo Garcia, that all the over extravagant Hollywood versions of expat Americans in far off lands and their bars/nightclubs are way way too antiseptic and safe and the women in them way too virginal. This film made between the end of the Hayes Code and before PC hits the nail on the head. You get a feeling that this was more like it would have been. Sam Peckinpah's twisted take on Rick's Place in "Casablanca", Bennie's Tlaquepaque tourist bar sequence, below enjoy.
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