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WHEN HELL BROKE LOOSE Charles Bronson, Richard Jaeckel (1958, Paramount, $14.95, unrated) Here's Charles Bronson, before he started looking like the face of a cliff, in one of his earliest starring roles. He plays a bookie forced by a judge to join the Army; a misfit and a cynic, he causes no end of trouble for the GIs in Germany. But guess what happens? That's right: He becomes a hero. A standard gung-ho bottom-of-the-bill programmer, it's for the deeply devoted only. D+ -LO'T
Posted May 28, 1993
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