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The Formula Reviews

1980

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During World War II, Germany developed a method to derive cheap, pollution-free gasoline from coal. But when the Third Reich collapsed, the formula disappeared. A lone L.A. detective sets out to find it. Read more

Starring	Marlon Brando, George C. Scott, Marthe Keller, John Gielgud
Director	John G. Avildsen
Genres	Drama

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  worth to watch just for Marlon's monologue before the end
  
  worthwhile watching just for Marlon's monologue before the end. yes the film is crap, but there are some great truths in that monologue! Art can't make ... read more »
  
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  formula is out there
  
  Apparently Germans were making synthetic fuel out of coal in 1944-5 in large quantities and then Americans bought it so that to have excuses for charging arm ... read more »
  
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  worth to watch just for Marlon's monologue before the end
  
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  worth to watch just for Marlon's monologue before the end
  
  worthwhile watching just for Marlon's monologue before the end. yes the film is crap, but there are some great truths in that monologue! Art can't make ... read more »
  
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  formula is out there
  
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  During World War II, Germany developed a method to derive cheap, pollution-free gasoline from coal. But when the Third Reich collapsed, the formula disappeared. A lone L.A. detective sets out to find it....