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Kjenner du til hva ol’ Jack Burton alltid sier i en sånn situasjon: "Har du betalt skatt/avgifter, Jack? . Ja, sir, sjekken er i posten." For et fantastisk ***Great Freaking John Carpenter Movie***.. Action/Adventure/Horror - alt som en god 80-tallsfilm har å by på... Du bare lytter til den gamle Pork Chop Express og til hva den gamle Jack alltid sier...hva i helvete? ________________________________________ Big Trouble in Little China (1986)

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