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About This Movie

So, More (1975), it’s an interesting piece. The plot revolves around Detective Dick Copper, who’s on the hunt for those who iced an undercover cop. The whole vibe is very gritty, classic 70s crime drama, you know? The pacing keeps you engaged, but it’s the ethical murkiness that pulls you in deeper. Copper’s use of the undercover cop's wife as bait adds a layer of tension – it’s not exactly a comfortable watch. Performances are gritty and raw; they really sell the desperation of the situation. But what stands out most are the practical effects and the atmospheric locations, they really ground the film in this seedy underbelly of crime. Just a solid example of the era’s unique storytelling.

More (1975) isn't exactly commonplace in collector circles, which adds to its allure. The film was released in a few formats over the years, but finding a decent copy can be a challenge. Its scarcity, combined with the distinct storytelling style of the 70s, piques collector interest, and while it might not be on everyone’s radar, those who appreciate the era's nuances often seek it out.