Things Change (1988) Don Ameche Eng

erhaps it was his collaborator Shel Silverstein who said to screenwriter David Mamet "Lighten up. Do a comedy." Whatever the case, Things Change was a welcome change of pace for Mamet, both as scenarist and director. Don Ameche also goes against his usual grain by playing a downtrodden Chicago shoeshine boy (if one can call an 80-year-old a "boy") who is arrested for a crime he didn't commit. Not having much of a future anyway, Ameche has agreed--for a hefty sum--to take the rap for a gangland rubout. Mob henchman Joe Mantegna is assigned to keep an eye on Ameche over the weekend to make sure he doesn't try to weasel out of his agreement. Mantegna has been ordered to remain in Ameche's Lake Tahoe hotel, but the young guy takes a liking to the old loser. Like Jack Nicholson in The Last Detail, Mantegna takes Ameche on one last fling around Nevada. The location photography is terrific, and Ameche even more so. One would like Things Change to be equally as good, and while it never comes up to its potential, it remains a pleasant means to while away 100 minutes. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096259/ Subs http://subscene.com/things-change/subtitles-10568.aspx [Movie] Valid : Yes [AVI] Duration : 01:40:29 Movie complete : Yes [Video] Resolution : 720x400 1.80:1 Codec : DivX (4 / 5 / 6) FPS : 23,98 BitRate : 1126 Kbps Quality Factor : 0,17 b/px [Audio] Codec : MPEG 1 or 2 Audio Layer 3 (MP3) Number of channels : 2 Sample Rate : 48000 Hz BitRate : 128 Kbps Please seed at least as much as you D/L. Don't hit and run. ======================================= Thanks John

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reichert (2010-09-09)

Thank you John!
Was looking for long time for this movie. I don't know how you manage to find it.
Hope every body keep seeding the things they downloaded for long time so we all can share over a long period of time.
Please do not just hit and run, we all benefit from long seedings.
Rudi

OrpheusDude (2010-11-29)

Thanks you so much for this overlooked gem. This was David Mamet's second film as a director, somehow lost between the superb "House of Games" and "Homicide."

kokujin (2010-12-12)

I am downloading it now and will seed it for as long as I have a torrent client and internet connection. Even though I haven't seen the quality of the video yet, I'm giving you a thumbs up simply for having and sharing it. Thanks!

najor66 (2014-07-08)

Finally found it! Thanks a lot!