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Format: VHS
Mar 1996
Rated PG-13
Recording Mode: Dolby Surround
Sound: Stereo, Surround, HiFi
Closed Captioned
91 min.
UPC: 085391416937 |
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Movie Description
This rocking, slice-of-life comedy examines one so-strange-it's-normal day at a busy record store, from the manager's attempts to cope with his bizarre young staff to the loves, lusts and whinings of his slacker clerks. From the director of "Pump Up the Volume."
Synopsis
Empire Records is a small music store staffed by a diverse bunch of slackers. As the teens sort out the various crises in their lives, they soon discover their jobs are on the line. This is because the giant franchise Music Town wants to buy out the independent Empire. Can the grungy staff avoid the specter of capitalism -- and keep their jobs intact?
Film Notes
Theatrical release in the USA (in four regional markets) on September 22, 1995.
Additional cast: Coyote Shivers (Berko); Brendan Sexton (Warren); Ben Bode (Mitchell); James "Kimo" Wills (Eddie); Kimber Monroe (Woman at Craps Table); and Julia Howard (Kathy).
Additional credits: Philip A. Patterson and Stefania Girolami Goodwin (assistant directors); Alan Hook and Kelly Safrit-Jones (set designers).
Co-produced by Monarchy Enterprises.
Color by Technicolor.
Rated BBFC 12 by the British Board of Film Classification.
Quotations
"Well, look at Sinéad O'Rebellion. Shock me, shock me, shock me with that deviant behavior." -- Gina (RENEE ZELLWEGER) to Debra (ROBIN TUNNEY), who has shaved her head.
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