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me dead, theyâll have to do it⊠Fuck âem!â Accompanied with a resolute and defiant fist pump that freezes at its zenith, Nixonâs emphatic delivery of the monologueâs final two words is shown playing on a loop in staggered intervals across all his closed circuit television monitors while in the background chants of âFour more years!â increasingly grow louder until the looped footage disappears into static.
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awarded four stars out of four and lauded it as "one of the most scathing, lacerating and brilliant movies of 1984," and wrote that Hall played his role "with such savage intensity, such passion, such venom, such scandal, that we cannot turn away." He ranked the film sixth on his year-end list of the
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Nixon pulls back the hammer on the gun, and raises it on his head, where he allows it to linger for a few quiet seconds, before dropping it back on the desk. Nixon launches into the impassioned final moments of his monologue, saying: âThey wanted me to kill myself. Well, I wonât do it. If they want
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also awarded his top grade of four stars and stated that "thanks to a thoroughly outrageous but strangely credible script by Donald Freed and Arnold M. Stone, Robert Altman's film of the stage play 'Secret Honor' offers a fresh
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