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Title	I don't know why you're knocking your brains out in a shit hole like that, anyway.
From	Club Paradise (1986)
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I don't know why you're knocking your brains out in a shit hole like that, anyway.

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Club Paradise (1986)

Club Paradise is a heartwarming comedy film that was released in 1986. Directed by Harold Ramis, this hilarious and adventurous movie takes viewers on a journey to a tropical paradise where nothing is quite as it seems. With a star-studded cast and a captivating storyline, Club Paradise is sure to delight audiences of all ages. The film centers around Jack Moniker, played by the incredible Robin Williams. Jack is a Chicago firefighter who becomes disillusioned with his job after a traumatic experience. Seeking a fresh start, he decides to leave his old life behind and embark on a new adventure in the Caribbean. Upon arriving in the picturesque town of St. Nicholas, Jack quickly befriends an eccentric group of expats and locals who have made Club Paradise their home. Among them are the delightful characters of Barry Nye, played by Rick Moranis, and Linda White, played by Andrea Martin. Together, they form a lively trio that adds an extra layer of humor and charm to the film. As Jack immerses himself in the vibrant St. Nicholas community, he discovers that their beloved Club Paradise, a run-down hotel and resort, is under threat of demolition. Determined to save the paradise he has come to love, Jack rallies the locals and comes up with a plan to transform Club Paradise into a thriving vacation spot. To achieve their goal, Jack and his newfound friends must navigate a series of hilarious mishaps and misadventures. Along the way, they encounter a colorful array of characters, including a corrupt politician named Governor Anthony Cloyden Hayes, played by the talented Eugene Levy, and a seductive entrepreneur named Terry Hamlin, portrayed by the beautiful Twiggy. With an unforgettable mix of comedy, romance, and Caribbean flair, Club Paradise remains a classic feel-good film that leaves viewers smiling from beginning to end. Harold Ramis masterfully blends witty dialogue, physical comedy, and stunning tropical landscapes to create a world that viewers will want to visit time and time again. In addition to the remarkable performances by the main cast, Club Paradise features several talented musicians who contribute to the film's vibrant soundtrack. Legendary reggae musician Jimmy Cliff takes on the role of Ernest Reed, a local musician who becomes an integral part of Jack's plan to save Club Paradise. As the film progresses, Jimmy Cliff's soulful tunes fill the air, adding another layer of joy and authenticity to the experience. Whether you are a fan of Robin Williams' comedic genius, the infectious reggae beats of Jimmy Cliff, or the stunning beauty of tropical paradises, Club Paradise is a must-see film that combines all these elements into a delightful and entertaining package. So sit back, relax, and let yourself be transported to a world where laughter, love, and adventure await. If you want to experience the magic of Club Paradise for yourself, you can play and download the sounds of the film's soundtrack here. Immerse yourself in the enchanting melodies of Jimmy Cliff and relive the moments that made this film a true cinematic gem. So grab your popcorn, press play, and let Club Paradise whisk you away to a tropical paradise unlike any other.

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I don't know why you're knocking your brains out in a shit hole like that, anyway.
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